Scientific development required practice. And right now, there was an unprecedented experiment: grafting a dying elf duke, a "first-generation" elf with a Cultivation Level of at least mid-19.0, onto the Spirit Mother Tree. Did this count as an alternative way of stuffing someone back into the womb?
If anyone had suggested before today that the upper half of a flesh-and-blood body should be grafted onto a plant, they would certainly have been denounced as insane by countless people.
But today, everyone agreed with Chu Fei's proposal.
Anyway, with things as they were, sitting around doing nothing was still doing nothing. They had to find something to do. What if it worked?
As a first-generation elf, this elf duke had originally been born from the Spirit Mother Tree. Therefore, in theory, there should be no genetic barrier between him and the Spirit Mother Tree.
Although the Inner World was complicated and many things seemed somewhat unscientific, closer study revealed that much of its logic was merely hidden very deeply.
Science was not absolute truth. Faced with this endless world, science and technology still had enormous room for development—in other words, there were still countless undiscovered laws and secrets.
As the saying went, whatever existed had its reason. The Inner World was so vast and filled with so many remarkable things, which was enough to prove that scientific development was still far from complete.
Blindly worshipping science was itself unscientific.
No matter what, Ascending Dragon Hall's current scientific development was based only on what it had brought from the Outer World, and it had developed in the Inner World for barely more than two thousand years. Compared to civilizations that had existed for countless tens of thousands, perhaps even hundreds of millions of years, it still lagged far behind.
Those civilizations that