"Enough, enough. I know I was wrong. You can quiet down now." Wang Linchi looked at the middle-aged Cultivator who was cursing profusely. The other party was a Cultivator of the ancient god realm, so Wang Linchi hadn't anesthetized him. Thus, throughout the dissection process, the man's mouth never stopped, cursing most of Wang Linchi's imdiate relatives.
However, Wang Linchi didn't mind. After all, his family register only consisted of one page, and his imdiate relatives were now not only ashes, but their entire world had also been obliterated.
So, Wang Linchi had no reaction to the man's curses.
He was already dissecting the other party. Letting him curse a few tis to vent his frustration wouldn't cost Wang Linchi anything more; he wasn't about to bicker with a dead man.
"I f—" The man, seeming to realize he was nearing the end of his life, rattled off a string of profanities like a barrage of firecrackers.
Wang Linchi was a pragmatic man. He waited until the other party had finished his tirade before proceeding to classify and store the dissected parts.
From the perspective of the Human, Demon, and Ghost Clans, after Cultivation, convergent evolution occurs. Even if the original structures of the three clans are different, as Cultivation and evolution progress, their structures will beco increasingly similar. Essentially, this is a form of assimilation.
The Cultivation Techniques they practice have no fundantal logical differences. They can be universally applied.
This ans that the exterminated Ten Thousand Clans also experienced this situation.
This implies that although the Ten Thousand Clans may appear different in form, appearance, customs, and consciousness, from a biological standpoint, they were the sa species.
Wang Linchi reached such a conclusion, but the Ten Thousand Clans would certainly disagree. Not to ntion the Ten Thousand Clans, even the currently surviving Human, Demon, and Ghost Clans would not agree with Wang Linchi's conclusion.
Most life forms are visual creatures, and Wang Linchi was no exception. Judgnts are sotis made based on one's own vision. Even though he possessed many different ways of seeing, it didn't affect his primary ans of judgnt.
This evolution should be acquired. It's as if they transford their own species during the Cultivation process.
If one considers the uncultivated Human, Demon, and Ghost species, although there are certain similarities, their differences are substantial.
The transformation process likely began in the Quasi-God Realm. Once one reached the God-human Realm, a complete evolution occurred. This was what they referred to as tamorphosis.
This model had also been inherited by the Green Nether Fairyland, which they called the distinction between immortal and mortal. However, this difference is relatively small compared to the Chaotic God World. At least between the Immortal Realm and the Demi Immortal Realm, the evolution was not as complete.
Wang Linchi knew why; it was naturally because the choices were different.
The Cultivators of the Green Nether Fairyland served as security guards, while the Cultivators of the Chaotic God World started off as soldiers and were now Paste Makers. Their professions were different, so how could there be similarities?
Now there's a small problem: where is what I'm looking for?
Wang Linchi looked at his well-organized laboratory, slightly at a loss. He rembered he had co searching for the secrets of the Heavenly Dao, but now he hadn't found a single clue.
What was the use of analyzing the Cultivator System of the Chaotic God World? A bunch of postnatally ford Rule Essences were, to him, utterly useless. He could create as many as he pleased right now.
Cultivators from the God-human Realm to the ancient god realm were rely like rule fragnts gradually fusing into a complete rule. In his eyes, aside from tasting slightly better when consud, there was no other difference.
As for the Ancestral God Realm, it was indeed a little special because its mbers possessed the authority of the world—that is, world permissions. So, they weren't a single rule but composite rules. They not only tasted delicious but also had a satisfying texture when consud. However, that was the extent of their value.
Since the mutation of the Cultivator System was a self-preservation chanism of the Chaotic God World, it ant it wasn't just for maintaining operations but also for healing its own injuries.
So, those in the Ancestral God Realm were, in essence, individual dicinal pills, waiting to be consud when the ti was ripe.
The 'Heaven and Earth's favor' was a thod for creating these dicinal pills. However, due to an unexpected mishap, these pills not only weren't consud but even began to fight amongst themselves. This led to the initially nurous pills dwindling down to just five.
From Wang Linchi's perspective, these pills intended for healing injuries weren't very effective. Even consuming them in large quantities wouldn't save it, mainly because it was the wrong dicine for the ailnt.
Trying to save soone in a vegetative state with painkillers—how could that possibly succeed?
Perhaps it was because death ca too quickly, leaving the Heavenly Dao insufficient ti for further synthesis, ultimately leading to this outco.
The truth is regrettable, but what I need is neither in the Heaven and Earth's favor nor in the Cultivator System.
Doesn't that an my only option is to conduct a 'dissection-style' experint on the Chaotic God World? That's hardly a pleasant prospect. Wang Linchi sighed, sowhat reluctant to take such a brutal course of action.
Because that would an using his main body, and he was currently just a ga character.
As for altering history through the History of Ti, that was certainly unfeasible. Firstly, the Chaotic God World had just suffered a massive hemorrhage. If he were to act, it might not withstand the strain and could perish on the spot. This was also why Wang Linchi was reluctant to perform a 'dissection-style' experint, as it too would require manipulating history.
Secondly, the scope was excessively broad and even concerned the World Thief: Heavenly Dao, an entity beyond normal paraters, which could easily provoke unforeseeable tiline alterations.
For instance, a careless move might allow the Heavenly Dao in the historical past to perceive sothing, triggering a butterfly effect. If the Heavenly Dao were then revived, what would Wang Linchi do? He might just have to roll up his sleeves and fight the Heavenly Dao that had survived due to this butterfly effect.
However, Wang Linchi guessed that the most probable outco would be a tiline collapse due to irreconcilable historical contradictions, leading to the Chaotic God World's imdiate demise.
This was primarily because the current Chaotic God World was utterly incapable of supporting the Heavenly Dao.
Wang Linchi was currently weighing the pros and cons, as the impending 'dissection-style' experint might force the Six Paths of Reincarnation practical experint to be reluctantly halted.
Thus, he pondered the relative value of the World Thief: Heavenly Dao versus the Six Paths of Reincarnation practical experint, and whether coexistence was possible.
Theoretically, there was little possibility of coexistence, but there's always an exception to every rule.
It's not entirely impossible, just that the required effort and cost would be quite substantial. After so contemplation, Wang Linchi began calculating the cost.
Vast amounts of data collided in his mind, generating nurous scenarios, the vast majority of which were discarded as unfeasible.
Eventually, he reached a conclusion.
Want coexistence? No problem. The answer is Charging Money.
As long as you were willing to use Charging Money and invest sufficient resources, you could have the best of both worlds.
I was looking for a solution precisely to avoid Charging Money, and now the solution tells to use Charging Money! Wang Linchi's face fell. This was like Superman using his super-intelligence to solve a problem, only for his super-intelligence to tell him that super-strength would suffice, rendering deep thought unnecessary.
Wang Linchi now found himself in a predicant where resorting to Charging Money seed inevitable.
Sigh, Charging Money it is then. Charging Money it is. Wang Linchi eventually, and reluctantly, compromised.
Fortunately, despite many years of developnt and a significant increase in his resources, they still felt like a drop in the bucket when faced with his nurous experintal projects. However, because the projects progressed at different rates and the costs weren't all due at once, he had managed to avoid bankruptcy.
In that case, my next step is to target the Ancestral God Realm experts.
For now, Wang Linchi could only select one Ancestral God Realm expert as a test subject. Moreover, he had to choose the most insignificant one to avoid jeopardizing the Six Paths of Reincarnation practical plan.
After I capture one, the Six Paths of Reincarnation will also need a restart. Two tracks, increased investnt.
Indeed, the solution was simple. Running things on two tracks had never been the problem; the issue was the increased investnt, which Wang Linchi had always been reluctant to commit. Now, however, he was forced into it, as this was the only double perfection thod available.
Who should I choose...? Wang Linchi mulled over his options among the five Ancestral God Realm experts, as if picking vegetables at a market.
Black City and Mysterious Ginseng were the first to be eliminated. If these two perished, the Ghost Clan and Demon Clan would imdiately collapse, which would contradict the Six Paths of Reincarnation practical plan.
Therefore, the choice had to co from the Human Clan.
Su Shan is the leader, and Li Ying is too troubleso. That leaves Yin Lu. His presence or absence wouldn't significantly impact things anyway. Finally, Wang Linchi selected his unlucky target.
As for the chosen individual's opinion, it was entirely outside Wang Linchi's consideration.
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