Life always found its own way out.
The premise of that statement was that "environment" shaped life. Any life unable to adapt to its environment should theoretically die. If it managed to persist, then it had often already changed.
Within the Life-type, the two major categories—Gardeners and Beast Tamers/Healers—were essentially the distinction between "environment" and "individual."
In a sense, Gardeners were far crueler than Beast Tamers.
"Are they all dead? Next batch."
If Lu PingAn's methods were to be described in moral terms, then they probably had no morality to speak of.
Since results were required, Lu PingAn's approach was likely the most efficient.
". Apes have the greatest adaptability—even greater than humans."
"Uh, don't talk nonsense. I didn't use humans as test subjects. The data just looks higher than the previously archived human baseline. Who ran those experiments? I don't know. Anyway, it wasn't me."
Some rules still had to be observed. At the very least, he could not give others something to criticize.
The First Batch of test animals had died without a single one left. Fortunately, this world had neither wildlife protection laws nor animal rights laws. Of course, considering that most animal rights organizations on Earth were subordinate to churches of the Tamer Pathways, their motives and methods for animal protection were rather subtle.
As the times changed, wild animals underwent large-scale demonization, while incidents of demonized animals harming people in cities arose one after another. Their stance had thus become even more subtle and extreme. At a time when the churches that consumed the greatest animal reserves were also their primary suppliers of red resources, they themselves perhaps resembled domesticated animals more closely.
"Increase the supply of apes. Place orders with those animal companies. Oh, and mention my name when you contact them. There should