Even if other indigenous people reacted slowly, they still emerged from a strictly hierarchical tribe. Upon seeing the zebra's actions, they hurriedly knelt down, clumsily clenched their fists and pounded their chests.
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In the whole row of indigenous people, some leaned forward, some leaned back, kneeling crookedly, with their backs not straight and heads not raised. They were evidently a disorganized crowd.
Chen Zhou looked down at them, yet felt an unusual sense of pride in his heart.
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From surviving alone, overcoming various crises, achieving self-sufficiency in food, making production tools, and building a shelter.
To now having three or five small houses, abundant supplies, and moats filled with barriers on both ends of the mountain peaks.
From a sub-healthy modern person who didn't know how to use a flint to start a fire, to an experienced craftsman familiar with farming, proficient in vine weaving, carpentry, stonemasonry, bricklaying, and blacksmith skills.
