I Became The Chief Of A Primitive Village Chapter 1011: A Place Without Rain

Su Bai frowned in contemplation, recalling how to treat rheumatism.

Relying solely on Curing Skill would not work. Although Curing Shaman Bone Tablets could provide imdiate healing, One could not always wait until the onset to treat. This was not particularly good for the body either.

Because in the early stages, the body had already sustained damage, and there was continuous discomfort. Additionally, everyone’s diet might not be especially nutritious. Although current food was better than before, it ultimately was not the sa level as the modern era. (Not really true. It depends on the era and the food.)

Relying on dietary therapy thods to eliminate rheumatism might further exacerbate rheumatism, especially if the food was cooling in nature. (TCM reference)

"First, regarding flooring, we must raise the elevation. So we can isolate the rising water vapor and prevent Cold Qi (or cold air) from entering the body." Su Bai took out paper and pen to write. "Using stone blocks and cent definitely isn’t realistic. We need sothing with good water absorption properties…"

He struggled to recall modern renovation practices from Earth. Those also frequently considered these aspects.

"Materials with good water absorption properties… only sawdust is relatively common here, but that’s not enough. We need to add more materials with good water absorption and breathability." Su Bai planned to have the Tribe’s people search for these materials. After the rainy season concluded, they would lay a layer beneath the cent house flooring.

"Besides the houses, next cos diet…" Su Bai recalled whether the Tribe’s current food included cooling properties…

"Cooling foods apparently include Wheat, and also bean sprouts and winter lon. Fortunately, only Wheat among current foods has cooling properties." Su Bai imdiately wrote on paper. "As for fruit, there are oranges. These few items must be consud sparingly."

He had not anticipated that the current staple food possessed cooling properties. This would significantly increase everyone’s probability of contracting rheumatism.

Su Bai imdiately conceived a solution, writing on paper to reduce Wheat production and focus on increasing rice yield.

Fortunately, the Tribe also had rice. Otherwise, continuously eating Wheat would genuinely cause rheumatism.

That was right. Wheat had already beco one of the primary staples for every Fla Dragon Tribe household. Everyone exchanged labour value for Wheat.

In their view, Wheat was superior to at, at least it provided stronger satiety.

"Right. Chili pepper production must also increase. Consuming more chili peppers can expel the internal Cold Qi (or cold air). It would be even better with Sichuan pepper." Su Bai kept muttering to himself. [The System’s been active so long. Why hasn’t it given Sichuan pepper yet? The numbing and spicy sensation is so delicious.]

He now craved Sichuan cuisine. That heavily oiled and spicy flavour profile was indeed excellent. After all, in the primitive era, one could not consu heavily seasoned foods. Sprinkling so chili powder and salt was already quite luxurious.

And this luxury only existed in the Fla Dragon Tribe. Other Tribes lacked such quality seasonings. At most, they added so salt.

"After the rainy season ends, I’ll open a Sichuan cuisine restaurant. Perhaps so people with spice tolerance would love it." Su Bai imdiately docunted this idea upon thinking of it. "I must encourage everyone to consu more spicy food. They don’t need to eat extrely spicy food imdiately. Gradual acclimatisation is fine."

He thought that having everyone exercise seed sowhat unrealistic.

Regarding exercise, it entirely depended on the individual. Those who enjoyed it would be extrely enthusiastic. Those who did not would strongly resist.

Although exercise could prevent rheumatism, without actually developing rheumatism, people would not take it seriously. Therefore, efforts could only focus on food ingredients. After all, regarding eating, most people would be receptive.

Moreover, everyone’s previous food was rather poor. Now, having seasoned food available, they would definitely pursue it eagerly.

"Shaman, what are you writing? You’ve written so much." Sha Lan asked curiously.

She had just heard about the rheumatism matter. She moved her joints and discovered everything was still normal.

"I’m writing so rheumatism prevention thods. Eventually, you’ll need to educate them about these thods." Su Bai spoke without lifting his head.

He successively docunted hygiene awareness, ventilation awareness, and calcium supplentation.

Regarding calcium supplentation, it could only be obtained from at. Finally, he wrote about walking regularly, even rapid walking in a circuit would suffice.

Although this could not one hundred percent prevent rheumatism, at least it counted as exercise.

"Shaman, you’ve written so many characters. Preventing rheumatism does not seem easy." Sha Lan speculated.

"It’s a long and tough process. Most importantly, everyone must obediently comply. Otherwise, all this effort would be wasted." Su Bai shrugged his shoulders.

He did not believe everyone would follow his instructions completely, but having more people comply would be beneficial.

"Don’t worry, Shaman. They’ll definitely listen to you, since this concerns physical health." Sha Lan imdiately responded.

"If they can follow my instructions, that would indeed be more manageable." Su Bai flexed his fingers.

He began contemplating the rainy season, wondering if there existed places without rain.

Specifically, places that did not experience this continuous, uninterrupted rainfall that prevented many activities.

"Right, Ah’Lan, do you know of anywhere without constant rain?" Su Bai suddenly asked.

He was considering that if such a place genuinely existed, spending ti there during the rainy season wouldn’t be bad.

"Apparently across the river. I’ve heard that the area experiences almost no rainfall. You could ask Lu Zi. She ca from there." Sha Lan said.

She was also extrely curious about the other continent, wondering what existed there.

Apparently, the Tribes there had completely different living customs from the Tribes here. She genuinely wanted to visit.

"Ah. Right. I almost forgot. Go and summon her. Learning more about that place would be great." Su Bai said.

"At this ti, she’s probably teaching music. I’ll have soone notify her now. She can co directly after class." Sha Lan imdiately responded.

"Good. No rush." Su Bai spoke softly. He lowered his head to continue perfecting rheumatism prevention thods. The sooner this matter was implented, the better.

Moreover, he had many tasks remaining. The new Skill obtained previously hadn’t been crafted into Shaman Bone Tablets yet.

Over half a month had already passed, yet this matter had not progressed at all.

Only upon suddenly noticing the continuous rain outside did he spontaneously wonder about places without rain.

And investigate the reason for continuous rainfall. Although he couldn’t change the weather,

At least understanding the cause would be beneficial.