According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, human pursuits range from the most basic physiological, safety, and social needs, to the advanced needs of esteem and self-actualization. People spent their entire lives tirelessly chasing these five tiers, dedicating their very existence to them.
Su Mo originally thought that all the Territory residents in the basin had already crossed the most basic physiological threshold and were climbing toward higher levels. But when the construction began, he realized he was wrong.
It turned out that physiological needs could never truly be satisfied, nor could this threshold be permanently crossed. As long as one was alive, everyone's enthusiasm for this need remained terrifyingly high!
Starting at one o'clock in the afternoon when they sent off the Ents, the villagers who had gone out to clear the salt flats gradually returned. The 5,000-square-meter plot of land in front of the Iron and Stone Hill began to change rapidly.
