Beneath the vast, boundless sky.
As one of the most intelligent higher lifeforms, humanity could still summon the courage to fight to the death when pushed to the brink.
The foreign races, who revered individual might even more, naturally could not choose to retreat or yield whenever they encountered difficulties.
On the contrary, the foreign races would become even more frenzied, using more extreme methods to achieve their goals.
This could be seen in many ordinary members of the foreign races.
They would flee when they encountered powerful enemies, but once they were driven into a corner with nowhere to run, they would launch suicidal counterattacks without hesitation. Almost none would choose to surrender.
Yet as the clan geniuses sent by the Ancestor God, Curse Tiger Clark, Crystal Dragon Kunte, Straw Dog Dao Jinsheng, Primal Pig Aben, and Thunder Monkey Ke Yi—
the five of them had none of the decisiveness of ordinary foreign races, and still maintained their hesitant ways.
The reason was not difficult to analyze.
As "veterans" among the foreign-race players, the five had never missed any of the first dozen or so competitions.
The vast amount of memories they had gained during that time had been tremendously helpful.
Not only did those memories allow them to cultivate faster, they also gave them an enormous advantage in understanding the game's progression.
Anyone who had played a simulation game should have understood.
In a game that emphasized development in the early stages and decided victory or defeat in the middle and late stages, knowing what to do early on—and how to do it with the highest cost-effectiveness—was extremely important.
Take the current game progression as an example. After a year of development, Earth's humans still had not figured out how to solve the problems of food and warmth