Bloodline Research (2-in-1)

"It seemed to have initially developed Cellular Vitality, and its bodily functions and physiological responses were also complete.

But that was not enough for it to survive independently.

Let alone develop as a new species."

Roy pinched its beast ears and discovered that although it possessed life activity, it was still like a dull, mindless living corpse, showing no sign of intelligence.

Moreover, if the dividing line for magic stone refinement lay in output exceeding input and forming a positive cycle,

then the top-tier Genesis methods had a similar threshold: the stability of Bloodline Inheritance.

Besides that, there was also reproductive ability.

Take the mule, produced by crossing a donkey and a horse. The vast majority of mules were incapable of reproduction.

Ligers and tigons, produced by lions and tigers, were likewise mostly infertile, with only a very small number of females possibly able to reproduce.

Most artificially "created," rather than "bred," artificial creatures had similar defects.

After recording the results of this experiment, he tried again, constantly adjusting the creatures' traits and improving their "species template."

During this period, money flowed like water.

But because his direction was clear, after just over three months, when the year drew to a close, he began obtaining Bloodline Factors capable of stable inheritance through Unexpected Joys.

By then, he had not only mastered potions related to dogs and dire wolves, but also the method of refining them into a wizard's body and passing them down continuously.

"So that's how it is...

The mystery of warlocks lies here.

Bloodline Wizards and warlocks are actually quite similar. The difference is that one relies on wizardry knowledge to create bloodlines artificially, while the other depends on innate inheritance.

The Science World also has similar methods of Gene Editing..."

Upon hearing this, Furia reminded him, "Fertile