The intelligent life created by them was still intelligent life, and fell within the scope of reverence for life upheld by Su Hao and the other two.
Regarding these created intelligent lives, Su Hao and the others had also discussed the question of "humanity," eventually reaching a shared understanding.
The lives they created were, in essence, meant to serve the experiments of Su Hao and the other two.
Thus, the prerequisite for revering these lives was that they fulfilled their experimental objectives.
Before that, the three of them felt no psychological burden in using these created people as experimental subjects. Once the relevant experiments were completed, those individuals whose minds remained sound would gain a certain degree of freedom, until their lives came to a natural end.
This was similar to the various races on Infinite Land.
The beings of those races were essentially Experiment Subjects created by the three of them. It was merely that, as early as ten thousand years ago, these intelligent races had already completed the experimental objectives assigned to them. From then on, they gained relative freedom, and Su Hao and the other two no longer interfered with the details of their lives.
The three wandered Infinite Land, chatting as they went.
Along the way, they encountered all manner of events: a woman whose love turned to hatred and who personally slew her companion; a practitioner who killed for treasure and fled a thousand miles; small-scale racial wars and conflicts; a practitioner who relied on brute strength to bully others and seize a beauty, only to be killed in return by a hero; a youth returning after mastering his studies and humiliating the childhood bully who had once tormented him; Mortals crossing the sea and seeking mountains, bowing before masters to learn their arts