While other people's weapons were merely upgraded from brass to bronze, Lu Gi directly replaced Lu Jangs weapon.

Lu Gi had long wanted to replace the axe that Lu Jang had been using.

Although Lu Jang had a skill in axe proficiency, it didn't matter.

Skills could be reset.

Throughout the entire cold weapon era, the axe was not a particularly exceptional weapon, mainly because there were many better options, such as the spear or the famous spring and autumn broadsword.

When the brass beer was made earlier, Lu Gi had let Lu Jang try switching to it.

But Lu Jang found it too light and the side edges were too narrow, making it uncomfortable for him to use.

Since his combat style relied more on slashing rather than thrusting, with thrusting being merely a supplementary technique, the spring and autumn broadsword clearly became his best choice.

Chapter 226.

Rank promotion in the training ground of the barracks.

Lu Jang swung the spring and autumn broadsword in his hand with great vigor, attracting the attention of the soldiers training nearby.

Ever since he switched to this broadsword custommade for him by the chief, Lu Jung openly expressed his love for the new weapon.

Moreover, the techniques of the two weapons had many similarities, and after a period of practice, he had shown no signs of awkwardness, clearly adapting quite well.

After finishing another round of practice, Lu Jang wiped the sweat from his forehead, and a hint of regret flashed across his face.

It was a pity that there was no opponent here for him to spar with.

In the Iron Wall tribe, apart from himself, there was Xiao Pan, but that guy was not good at close combat at all.

Practicing with him was no different from bullying someone, leaving Lu Jang feeling a bit disheartened.

In contrast to the relatively leisurely life in the Iron Wall tribe, the grasslands not far away had been engulfed in continuous warfare.

Bise Luo Yong and Burriu were conducting campaigns under Luo G's permission, conquering numerous grassland tribes and even establishing another sub city on the prairie, which Lu G casually named the White Horse tribe.

Naming a sub city was typically a privilege of the chief, and if left to others, they would appear fearful and hesitant, not daring to do so.

This had caused Luog, who struggled with naming, to end up being increasingly casual in his choices.

Now to get back to the main topic, the population of the two sub cities on the grasslands had increased significantly causing the development of pasturalism to soar like a rocket with the number of cattle, sheep, and horses in the pastures increasing rapidly.

At the same time, the establishment of the cavalry archery unit proceeded as planned.

First recruiting skilled archers from among the grassland people and then finding opportunities to divide them into several batches for 3 months of military training.

Thus, a relatively decent cavalry archery unit was finally established, adding another type of troop available for use in civilization.

During this time, the Mingjing tribe had also been busy.

With a large-scale development of the Black Rock Tribe, the territories of the two tribes finally bordered each other.

Under this premise, Lu Gi impulsively made a risky move by altering the initially planned scale of the city walls, expanding the project significantly and directly encompassing both the Ming Jing tribe and the Black Rock tribe.

In other words, he merged the two tribes together.

Luog's expansion was substantial, increasing the scale of this citywall project by more than four times.

The minister of the engineering department, who looked at the design plans, nearly spat out blood.

This was truly an unprecedented mega project.

In the past, he probably wouldn't even have dared to think about it.

But after gaining more experience, he had become somewhat open-minded.

Moreover, since the chief had already spoken, there was nothing more to say.

Work had to begin.

Given Luo G's character, if he dared to assign this task, there was an 80 to 90 chance he was confident it would be completed before he advanced to the bronze rank.

Additionally, he would not be stingy with manpower.

Increasing the workforce for the construction team was a given.

He also added a large number of workers to both the quarry and brick factory.

And with Baise and Guia firing on both fronts, it would be strange if he still lacked personnel after swallowing so many tribes.

However, perhaps due to the fierce flapping of Luogo G's, butterfly wings, the development of other tribes in this primitive world was also stimulated.

One by one, they had started using bows and arrows and building ancient city walls.

Fortunately, the skill of bronze casting had not yet spread, making it difficult for others to learn.

Thus, in terms of weapons, Lu Gi and his people still held a clear advantage.

But he could not be complacent.

These natives were evidently catching up.

If he relaxed too much and got overtaken, it would be truly unfortunate.

As time passed, like a fleeting moment with only 11 days left until the development period ended.

The grandest construction project in this entire primitive world was finally completed.

Some unexpected events delayed the completion of the city walls, which should have been finished over 2 months ago.

But nonetheless, this world welcomed its first true city, Ming Jing City.

Looking at the towering city walls before them, they felt as if they were witnessing the birth of history, including Lu Gi himself.

Every resident living here was cheering and celebrating madly.

Every member of the construction team held their heads high, eager to show off to everyone they met.

Look, we built that wall.

We did it.

We did it.

Haha.

The entire Ming Jing city was in a frenzy at this moment.

Even Yusen, who is usually only interested in weapon research, left her cluttered office to look up at the almost unbelievable majestic city.

This was a building that truly spanned an era to celebrate the birth of Ming Jing City.

Luo Gi directly held a 3-day and three night celebration.

He had pushed himself to the limit with everything he could do.

And after such hard work, it was time for his people to relax properly.

For the remaining days, he did not plan any major actions apart from adjusting troop deployments.

He intended to rest well and prepare for possible malicious invasions to come.

He was a bit nervous about whether Lu Yi was still keeping an eye on him.

Then time passed quietly and with a system prompt, Lu G officially advanced from the rookie stage with no rank to the bronze rank.

System prompt.

Congratulations to player Luo G for successfully promoting to bronze rank.

System prompt.

Congratulations to player Luog for receiving bronze rank growth package one.

Huh, I almost forgot about this.

Time had passed so long that Lu G nearly forgot about the growth package, which pleasantly surprised him.

Without hesitation, he opened it.

According to Gao Su, this growth package contained a treasure chest, and he might open something good.

As it turned out, as a bronze rank growth package.

The contents were quite generous.

one silver treasure chest, three black iron treasure chests, and 100,000 civilization points.

As the former overlord who had been running rampant in the unranked stage, Lu G had not seen a silver treasure chest for a long time due to his overwhelming combat power.

So, he was quite satisfied with this package.

Chapter 227.

The first battle in bronze rank there s nothing much to say.

At this moment, Luog was completely in the demeanor of a seasoned player.

opening silver and black iron chests with an inner state of complete calm.

Mainly, he couldn't he recall what he was missing at the moment.

If he had to say, it would probably be skill books, but skill books are always in short supply.

Once you fill one with skills, you can move on to the next.

And as long as his civilization was developing and the population was increasing, there would always be another one.

After opening three black iron chests, he got two black iron level skill books that were barely useful and one black iron level design blueprint.

Luog calmly tossed the three black iron level items into the system backpack.

When he opened the silver chest, he actually got something quite decent, a silver level horsemanship mastery skill book.

Bise had this skill.

And Lu G had witnessed Bise's horsemanship many times.

He still vividly remembered the two leaps on horseback.

It was almost like cheating, holding the skill book in his hand, Luog hesitated for a moment, then slapped it onto himself.

After thinking it over, he realized the person who most needed to improve their horsemanship was actually himself.

Bise and Buu rigid as horsemanship were topnotch and Lu Jang, Lu Yong, Luo Chong, and Gujan as military generals had trained their horsemanship to a remarkable level through their daily tasks of leading troops.

They didn't t need a horsemanship mastery skill book to enhance their abilities.