After Wang Changyuan finished his introduction, Chu Fei stood before the tree diagram, examining it carefully and thinking.
Though it was only a set of deductions and conjectural diagrams, it still represented certain "truths," giving Chu Fei a relatively clear idea of the future.
This so-called "truth" could be understood as a shadow. Though it differed greatly from the actual object, it at least had an outline now, a concept.
And the concept of this "World Tree" had existed for a long time.
Similar myths and legends existed in countless civilizations. Yanhuang Civilization had legends of the Jianmu Tree, Fusang Tree, Star Tree, and more, believing that one world was a single leaf.
Now that he thought about it, could these have been some sort of revelation left behind by the ancients?
That raised another question: how exactly had humanity come into being?
Too many mysteries had been left behind in Yanhuang Civilization's history. Simple Theory of Evolution was insufficient to explain humanity's origins.
After all, judging by the various myths and legends preserved by the Yanhuang Federation, especially certain peculiar ancient texts, the emergence of "humans" contained many suspicious points.
Furthermore, the phenomenon of "convergent evolution" existed throughout every corner of the universe, casting another veil of mystery over humanity's appearance.
From a philosophical perspective, the universe was a unified whole in which all its parts were holographically interconnected. Within the universe as a whole, subunits and systems, systems and the universe, corresponded holographically; matter, structure, energy, information, spirit, function, and other universal elements possessed a high degree of similarity. (Chapter 936)
Now, it seemed that this so-called convergent evolution bore the shadow of the "World Tree."
Chu Fei had previously researched divinity and discovered that its foundation was Fractal Geometry. And was the structural logic of Fractal Geometry