Thirty people are roughly six or seven households.
If a remote village has only six or seven households, life would be very inconvenient.
It would be best to have a dozen households.
From cultivating the land, to sowing, to threshing, it's best to have more people.
When Ma Lin was young, he often saw six or seven people pulling planting equipment or plows together.
And during threshing, it also required many people to work together.
Obviously, the more people, the better.
But there aren't that many people now.
Ma Lin didn't have any good solutions either.
What is the most important thing?
Taming wild animals, collecting crop seeds, and trying to plant them are the most important things for every tribe.
For Ma Lin, helping them with these two tasks is a priority, then looking for various mineral veins.
These people didn't have any clue about planting and breeding; they hadn't even considered doing such things.
