The greatest change brought about by the Immortals was actually the change in their attributes. After all, it was a complete transformation of their life form.
In an extremely special way.
After all, the main universe they inhabited was one in which "entropy increase" existed.
So, did this form of "immortality" count as exploiting a bug? Would it interfere with the operation of the universe?
The Civilization Council had argued over this countless times, yet never reached a conclusion.
Unfortunately, Gao Gong could not see Du Zhaodi's attributes.
This was not because of the level difference. It was purely because after occupying the "He Luopo" body, Du Zhaodi had become a member of the Ascended Species.
And the Ascended Species could not be revealed through "Investigation."
The system could not "reveal" them either.
[The biological wetware layer of a member of this faction has immersed itself in the "Wet River." The organism is protected by the "Ascension System." To unseal the target's attributes, the "Wet River" system must first be cracked.]
"So even this thing was inherited," Gao Gong said, somewhat speechless.
The Ascension Civilization was not heaven. This was true whether viewed from the perspective of an Ascended member or from that of the civilization itself.
From the civilization's perspective, for example, one particularly troublesome issue was that an Ascended member's "nationality" was not easy to strip away. It was not something that could be easily resolved by simply going through a "nationality revocation procedure."
It required the construction of a specialized "anti-ascension machine" to sever the target's binding to the civilization, both on the physical level and on the level of consciousness.
If the other party ran fast enough, that quota would remain "bound" to them forever.
Unless the Ascension Civilization collapsed or successfully ascended again,