Xia Hong originally thought that the greatest significance of annexing the three camps in Longyou was acquiring a large population.
But after this hunt, he realized it was far more than that.
It wasn't just about population, the hunting, gathering, alchemy, food, and production... The survival experience accumulated by the three families over decades was equally precious wealth.
From a camp development perspective, these experiences are even more important than the population.
Danger often stems from the unknown, and absorbing the accumulated experiences of predecessors is the lowest-cost and fastest way for successors to familiarize themselves with unfamiliar things.
Especially after Chen Yingyuan and Peng Bo each spoke of two or three ways to find and gather valuable spiritual medicines, he was even more convinced of his idea.
