Sharing the skills you possess with others can be quite an interesting endeavor.
Especially when teaching them to the indigenous people.
From their eyes, filled with curiosity, shock, and even admiration, Chen Zhou harvested a substantial amount of emotional value.
These genuine emotions are something no modern person could provide him.
Besides, engaging in communication with people again, instead of talking to animals or monologuing, brought back some sense of life to Chen Zhou.
After all, humans are social creatures by nature, with an innate need for interaction, a fundamental logic dating back to the ape-man era.
The need for emotions, the role one plays in society, or a sense of belonging are all things humans strive for.
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Taking two idle rattan hanging racks from the storeroom, and selecting a pair of clay pots of similar size and shape from the kitchen, Chen Zhou returned to the cabin.
