1112: Chapter 1998: The Struggle for the Dao 1112: Chapter 1998: The Struggle for the Dao “…This, is exactly what I need.”
Lying on his modest bed, Lu Ping’an silently flipped through the book while ignoring the shouting and yelling of the two little girls below.
He had roughly flipped through the book, so of which Eve had helped to annotate…
For those code-like references, she surprisingly rembered each one very clearly, which sowhat amazed Lu Ping’an.
“Are you underestimating ?!”
The sensitive little girl imdiately beca fierce with tooth and claw.
Lu Ping’an pressed her back down and stuffed a spiced chicken leg into her mouth to shut her up; lately, she had beco more clingy.
But in fact, she truly had received a complete “elite” education, especially concerning so strange things related to religion, life, and alchemy.
Lu Ping’an suspected that Big Cat knew this too but was just too lazy to explain it to him, though he had no evidence.
“‘Harmony’, ‘coexistence’, ‘environntal construction’ — I never thought I would co across such concepts within the Life system….”
In Lu Ping’an’s mind, the Life system was like a “Fighting Beast Arena,” placing various materials and species together, where they would devour and prey on each other, ultimately yielding a stronger species….
All for the sake of evolution, the relationships between lives were more about predation and competition.
However, in these textbooks from Lin Nu’s Church, their discussion focused not on the “individual” from the start, but on the “environnt.”
They wouldn’t even discuss breeding; instead, they studied additional factors like soil, weather, and moisture.
“…..Pursuing the evolution of the environnt rather than the individual — is this the fundantal difference between Lin Nu and Big Cat?”
The more Lu Ping’an read, the more he realized that perhaps they started from the sa point, both being pure “evolution” seekers.
While the goals may seem similar, the directions, if not divergent, were at least completely opposite.
Both pursuing evolution, both seeking a “species” with certain specific needs, Lin Woman Power would create a specific environnt for potential species to attempt to adapt.
They would create a “big cage,” whether it was for social, solitary, or parasitic living, they’d place them all inside, without interference; they would only wait for the result, then adjust the environnt and begin a new round of selection.
What the ultimate “champion life form” was did not matter, nor did it matter if it t their needs.
What was important in this process was the gain, the data….
The champion species could be thrown into the next selection round, and the data could be used to adjust an environnt more suitable for evolution.
Whenever they needed sothing, they’d just produce it en masse in the sa environnt.
Lin Nu wasn’t the fervent “naturalist” Lu Ping’an had imagined her to be; on the contrary, she was an extre environntal interventionist.
She would continuously adjust the adaptive environnt, forcing life forms to evolve…
If that wasn’t extre, then truly nobody was.
“…..Birds of a feather.”
Lu Ping’an sighed, the Evil Gods and the Proper God, perhaps there really wasn’t much distance between them.
What seed like gentle concepts beca possibly even more cruel than Big Cat upon a bit of thought.
For instance, Big Cat would throw a group of life forms into the Fighting Beast Arena, letting them devour, kill, and mate with each other to obtain the most optimized species or individual.
Whereas Lin Nu would create a harsh environnt for a pure survival of the fittest, one that was completely beyond intervention.
If that environnt expanded, it was hard to say who would die off more.
Following her logic…..
“…..War, massacre, even pollution and erosion in themselves, are all part of the natural environnt and are acceptable forms of ‘selection’?
That’s a bit too cruel…..”
“Heh, I was right to call her a bitch, wasn’t I.”
Big Cat always jumped in at critical monts, especially when Lu Ping’an ntioned key words.
Lu Ping’an didn’t respond, instead he covered his head with the book and fell into deep thought.
Although the textbooks used elegant language, with phrases like “Natural Law” and “survival of the fittest,” Lu Ping’an was no longer a rookie, and he could see the “extremism” within.
According to this statent, Lin Nu truly could cause a Nation-destroyer, species-extinction War, just to collect data and determine which species is more suitable for survival.
What they sought wasn’t even survivors, but “environnt,” aning the collection of various extre environnts and considering them as “Nature”…
the so-called Forest Land.
As long as the Forest Land is good, then advantaged species will naturally be endless, Life is constantly evolving, there’s basically no need to pursue a specific goal.
They may not actively kill or Devour, but if they determine You can’t adapt to the ‘environnt,’ a large-scale extinction is definitely brutal enough.
“Is this what Proper Gods are like…
really is…”
Lu Ping’an was speechless for a mont, unsure of which sister was more extre, only that both seed to be cut from the sa cloth.
“%%&&.”
In an instant, more curses from Big Cat that needed censoring erupted on the other side.
Clearly, she didn’t think so.
“…I think you’re quite similar, especially cruel in your attitude towards Life…”
And Lu Ping’an smiled as he rubbed salt into the wound.
“It’s not the sa!
When I ntioned my hotown, my people, that woman actually said ‘How wonderful, such a perfect Life evolutionary Forest Land, you’re alive because you adapted to the environnt’, she actually Blessed !
Blessed , a Dead Survivor, said the death of my people was natural!
Said my people made what I am!”
“Oh, so this is the origin of your conflict.
Unexpectedly simple…”
“￥##%!”
Alright, Lu Ping’an, who elicited so interesting information, naturally received a barrage of scolding.
But by this ti, Lu Ping’an also increasingly understood the differences and divergences in their paths.
Both of them were actually following the “species evolution” offshoot within the Life system, except one pursued individual evolution, trying to beco the top of the Biological Chain.
The other, didn’t care who stood at the top…
She was more like an Observer, a Controller, a manipulator of environnts, one…
“A son of a…
She didn’t care who was King today…
heh, her Kings are periodically replaced, she’s the one who crowns, the selector, never the King…
she just continually accumulates and evolves her own environnt, then introduces more so-called Kings-in-waiting, no matter who the temporary King is, she herself is always the Queen…”
With Big Cat’s firsthand testimony, Lu Ping’an grew to understand the difference in this path all the more.
Putting it this way, it was no wonder Big Cat saw it as a deadly poison; one pursued individual evolution, the other pursued environntal evolution, and in essence, the two were contradictory and even necessarily competitive.
A powerful individual could overco and even transform the environnt, while a dominant environnt could shape both the group and the individual…
In essence, they were truly both the sa direction, completely opposite “work” thods.
And at this mont, Lu Ping’an began to understand as well.
“No wonder you previously stopped from accessing Lin Nu’s ‘Knowledge’; indeed, it has a high degree of compatibility with …”
“No, I wasn’t worried about you following her path—following the forr’s approach is the biggest advantage of the professional system.
Rather, I was concerned that, while You were too weak, jumping directly into Lin Nu’s cruel ‘Natural environnt’ would an either elimination or Assimilation.”
At this ti, Big Cat unexpectedly took on the deanor of a ntor.
“She’s obsessed with indirect interference or even non-intervention, and actually, there are many problems with that approach, even more risks than my path…”
Sure enough, it wasn’t that she didn’t understand; she just didn’t want to say.
But now, with her Analysis, Lu Ping’an also filled in his own “foundation.”
Or rather, he was the first lucky one who could simultaneously access two paths with the sa origin and, with the help of the Creator, search for and summarize his own way.
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