"This world doesn't actually need outside intervention to keep producing life."
In Lu PingAn's eyes, whether they were Element Lords of this level or lowly dolls at the bottom, there was no essential difference between them.
They were all native elemental aggregates, all higher-level composite lifeforms.
They were relatively crude, but their structures were complete, and they even possessed an entire evolutionary system proven by the passage of time.
Only outsiders found them lacking, mainly because the current state of affairs "did not meet their" expectations.
Yet under the rules of such a plane, being able to produce a monster at the end point of evolution every few decades or centuries was enough to prove that this mechanism functioned well and achieved considerable results.
"My methods won't work in this world."
Lu PingAn's principles of creation—the "Bone Foundation," "Core of Wisdom," and "Essence of Blood"—were meaningless in this world. They simply had no such distinctions, nor did they have so many organs.
High-level creatures did possess souls and intelligence, but they did not think with "brains."
They had no "organs," no "needs" for survival, and therefore no "desires."
Was that good? It was actually very bad, except the lifeforms of this world did not feel it.
If individuals had no needs and did not need to obtain things from others, then there was naturally no need for any so-called "division of labor." Those chaotic nests were the clearest proof. Cities and nests had no so-called collective interests, so naturally there was no "order or law" to safeguard everyone's interests.
Without the desire for normal reproduction, there were naturally no mates, no ordinary children or parent-child relationships, no families, and no higher-level concepts of "blood relatives" or "clans."
Even among so-called members of the same race, they still had no need