Transfer the Origin Land

Qing Zhixun did not understand what a Blank Body was, so he looked at Xi Xiu in confusion. "Blank?"

Xi Xiu nodded, then briefly explained what Wei Lanshan had told her.

She explained the origins of the Blank Body concept, as well as the biologists' earlier madness.

The Central Brain would never permit such a thing. Eternal Robots had already been banned projects, let alone this.

Once such a precedent was set, the future of intelligent life might develop toward two extremes.

From a long-term perspective, it was temporarily detrimental to the survival and development of intelligent life itself.

That was why the Central Brain had always forbidden such projects. Perhaps they would be permitted in the distant future, but that would likely require a higher level of civilization.

This project demanded extremely high standards from all intelligent life. It was not a direction Jingsu's civilization should be pursuing at present.

Because many intelligent beings had their own ambitions. There were plenty who wanted to rule the entire Alliance; they simply did not reveal it openly.

But the Central Brain had anticipated this, which was why it had decisively banned the project.

"Senior said Qin Hongjun succeeded." Xi Xiu's tone carried no discernible emotion.

"Then he may become even more reckless. Those who prefer mechanical bodies can become Eternal Robots, while those who prefer carbon-based lifeforms can choose this."

Qing Zhixun frowned, thinking about the attitudes of the Alliance's great families over the past few centuries.

The Qing Family knew somewhat about the projects those families had conducted in secret. Many people had touched projects explicitly forbidden by the Central Brain, likely in pursuit of immortality.

That was why Qin Hongjun had been able to persuade so many people to become his followers so easily.

Those people must have already