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When Luo Chong unexpectedly awakens in a primitive world, he finds himself in a fledgling tribe struggling to survive. Armed with modern knowledge and an unyielding determination, he embarks on a journey to transform a scattered group of hunters and gatherers into a thriving civilization.

From constructing wooden fortresses to implementing agriculture, from establishing administrative structures to fostering technological advancements, Luo Chong reshapes the fate of his people, one innovation at a time. But the path to civilization is fraught with dangers—rival tribes, wild beasts, and the ever-present threat of the unknown.

As he builds an empire from the ground up, can he navigate the challenges of leadership, warfare, and diplomacy? Will his vision of a powerful nation withstand the test of time?

Witness the rise of a primitive civilization, where survival evolves into conquest, and history is rewritten by a man out of time.

The Rise of a Primitive Civilization

After successfully coercing the remnants of Xieding's tribe to join his, Luo Chong led his expanded clan back to the Han settlement. As they approached, the contours of their newly fortified home came into view, a stark contrast against the backdrop of a setting sun.

"Let's establish a system for the newcomers to integrate smoothly," Luo Chong announced as they entered the village. He was determined to ensure that the transition was seamless, minimizing the risk of conflict.

Back at the Han tribe, preparations were made to welcome the newcomers. Luo Chong assigned several of his trusted leaders to manage the integration process, focusing on allocating tasks that would allow the new members to contribute to the community's needs while feeling valued.

The women and children from Xieding's tribe, initially wary and fearful, began to find comfort in the structured and secure environment of their new home. The ample food supply and the promise of personal pottery increased their sense of belonging.

Luo Chong held a gathering at the central fire that evening. The entire tribe, old and new members alike, formed a large circle around the blazing hearth. The flickering light cast dancing shadows on their faces as Luo Chong stood to speak.

"Today, we not only defended our tribe from aggression but also grew stronger through unity. From now on, you are all members of the Han tribe, with equal rights and responsibilities," Luo Chong declared, his voice carrying across the gathered crowd.

He continued, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and mutual respect. "Together, we will build a community where everyone contributes and benefits. Our strength comes not just from our warriors but from every person who contributes to our shared future."

The integration was not without its challenges. The former members of Xieding's tribe had to adapt to the Han tribe's customs and laws. However, Luo Chong's fair but firm leadership helped ease the transition. He established training sessions where the newcomers could learn the skills necessary to participate fully in the tribe's activities, from hunting and fishing to pottery and tool-making.

Over the following weeks, the new members began to feel a genuine sense of community. The children played together, blurring the lines of their origins. The women shared techniques and stories while working together at the looms or cooking fires. Even the men, initially the most resistant to integration, found common ground in the daily tasks that required their cooperation.

Luo Chong's decision to take a firm stance against aggression and then offer an olive branch in the form of membership into his tribe proved to be an effective strategy. It not only neutralized a potential threat but also strengthened his tribe with additional manpower and skills.

As the season changed, the benefits of the increased population became evident. The tribe was able to cultivate more land, harvest more resources, and thus improve their overall standard of living. The newcomers, once fearful and uncertain, now contributed to the tribe's welfare, grateful for the safety and abundance they found under Luo Chong's leadership.

In this way, Luo Chong's tribe not only grew in numbers but also in spirit. The unity and cooperation that he fostered among his people laid a strong foundation for the future, positioning the Han tribe as a formidable and thriving community in the region.

Chapter 043: Prosperity Follows Cooperation