Since he had already thought this deeply about it, Tai Yu might as well make another assumption:
For Deities who carried too much weight and had too many ties within the "Local Universe," whether "Ancient Gods" or "New Gods," what would be the most efficient way to gain experiences closer to "Transcendence Beyond," or "Transcendence," and conduct related experiments?
If they relied on themselves, even setting aside whether it was possible, their efficiency alone would be painfully low.
But what if, following that earlier operational logic, they passed this line of thinking on to "Genetic Species," who could achieve results relatively quickly and had fewer ties?
Wouldn't that improve efficiency?
In that case, might the path granted to "Genetic Species" for climbing the Sky Ladder and evolving themselves reflect more practical considerations on the Deities' part?
On the bank of this vast "River of Time," whose beginning and end were nowhere in sight, these thoughts arose naturally.
If Tai Yu could think of them, could those astonishingly brilliant Dominators and Great Monarchs among the "Genetic Species" not do the same?
Come to think of it, from the birth of the "Ancient Gods" to the present era, throughout the long "River of Time," had any "Genetic Species" ever used the possible "differences between Deities and humans" in the "Overrun Five Methods" to truly transcend their limits and reach straight for the ultimate?
Well, Tai Yu could find no such figure in the historical materials he knew of, so he would assume for now that there had been none.
But was that because they "couldn't," or because they "weren't allowed to"?
"Experimenters" always had to control the risks posed by their "test subjects"... didn't they?
Tai Yu knew his current thoughts were far too dark.
Yet these faintly emerging contradictions and conflicts