Demon Lord 3

We observed for a long time and finally discovered the answer was right before our eyes: those so-called monkeys weren't humans at all. We humans could definitely walk upright, while those could only crawl underground. If our intelligence were high, then the time between now and the actual appearance of humans wouldn't be much different. Doesn't this mean that these monkeys will also experience a great catastrophe? We tried to slowly adjust the time machine, almost catching up with their own pace. That way, we could slowly extend our time to the future, observe future life, and see what life was like for those monkeys. As we continued to walk forward, we found that those monkeys were not human at all. Just as we had guessed before, those monkeys only looked like humans in appearance. Later, as those large animals died one after another, the so-called little monkeys gradually began to grow huge in size. In the end, they also gained some cultivation and developed some intelligence. After gaining intelligence, they also became greedy. When their cultivation ability became stronger, they began to bite off more than they could chew. In the end, they were also beaten back to their original form by the thunder. In this way, not every animal will experience this moment when it reaches that level. If it were us humans, how would we escape? Now that the problem has suddenly risen to this level, it is very difficult to control. I wonder if we should destroy the dinosaur era and fight the dinosaurs again to see what stage the strength of those dinosaurs is at. If all the dinosaurs are at the supreme level of today's humans, then we have to set a measurement standard. When this limit is reached, everyone must pay collective attention. But when I was thinking about this, things developed many times faster than we imagined. All of a sudden we couldn't keep up with the pace of time. We came directly to the time when people appeared. Those people regarded us as enemies and thought that we were dressed differently from their tribe. They also wanted to track us down. We jogged all the way and fled to the periphery to avoid the pursuit of those people. Those people may not dare to chase us anymore after running to a certain extent. They came from that At that time, they developed a sense of territory. Once they left their territory, they could no longer chase or move forward. Therefore, they could only move within the scope of what they could understand or their daily activities. If they picked up a fruit from outside and ate it, and then threw a fruit core there, and later a tree grew, then the area near the tree was where they built their house. Later, when the tree grew up and slowly produced more fruits, only when the fruit cores fell outside and new trees grew, would their territory slowly expand. Otherwise, they would be trapped there forever. A few brave ones would go out. If there was no danger, then the person who came back would be the leader of the tribe. If he did not go back and lost his life, then it would be passed down that outside this place was a dangerous area, so no one would dare to go out again. Our interest piqued, so we didn't rush back to the dinosaur world. However, we discovered a serious problem here. A preference for boys over girls had already begun to take hold. Men were strong, while women were shorter. As a result, men felt that women were less capable at labor and received less food. Women relied on their beauty and other good qualities to attract men, doing delicate tasks. This, in turn, shaped our long-standing traditional culture. Wu Luansen observed this, thinking, "Maybe because I'm a woman, I'm more interested in this." He saw what I was thinking and wanted to ask if I wanted to intervene. But I had already waved my hand, saying no. If I did, what would the consequences be? I'll change the world. From now on, women and men will be equal, starting from that moment on. Step by step, we'll abandon feudalism and create a world just like we imagine it. Will that bring much beauty to the world? Thinking of this, I shook my head in self-mockery. Definitely not. There are some things we may have thought of a long time ago, but we are unable to do them. This is the problem with us humans. My father once told me the fundamental problem. Sometimes it cannot be solved. If you want to save the world, you must first save yourself.