Chapter 1732: The Three Pillars of Rot
"It really is a divine system."
The High-tier Engineer muttered to himself.
If not for the system's notification, there was no way he could have connected the thing before him with a divine system.
After all, an existence like a "carbon-based divine system" had always been associated with "Supreme Evolution."
More importantly, although there were no specific level requirements,
generally speaking, civilizations capable of igniting divine fire, achieving genetic ascension, and evolving divine authorities were all Level Four ascendant civilizations.
And the ability to accommodate gods and organize a divine system was generally something only Level Five ascendant civilizations could accomplish.
After all, the act of "organizing a divine system" already involved a certain degree of conceptual evolution.
And the minimum requirement for this kind of conceptual technology was a Level Five civilization.
The system had also thoughtfully provided an introduction to this "corrupted divine system"—
"Existence itself is the process of decay. Only by embracing complete putrefaction can one glimpse the illusory eternal."
This divine system denied the positive meaning of all creation, order, and life, viewing the entire universe as a vast corpse slowly rotting away. Its ultimate goal was not destruction, but to make "corruption" the only universally acknowledged true state of all existence, ultimately allowing the multiverse to reach an eternal, silent balance of "all rot returning to one" amid quiet decay.
"What a sinister divine system."
The High-tier Engineer murmured.
Not all divine systems were benevolent and uplifting. Some gray divine systems included the Divine System of Destruction, the Divine System of Sensation, and the Divine System of Mass Extinction.
They were called "gray divine systems" because their evolution mostly involved the gray areas of the Civilization Council.
For example, whether a civilization following the path of the