It could only be said that the "Soup of the Nameless" truly lived up to the Ant Lord's exhausting all his ascension foundations to evolve it.
After this wave, once Gao Gong digested the final batch of "Nameless Fungi," the "Undying Leader" unexpectedly shot straight up to Lv10!
And once the "Leader Tier" broke through Level Ten, it brought about a substantial improvement.
After Gao Gong's Undying Leader (Biological) broke through, something extremely bizarre happened.
His "health bar" disappeared.
That was right. Compared to the long health bar of his mechanical body, which was practically as lengthy as a person's life, the health of Gao Gong's biological body had not increased at all. Instead, it had vanished outright.
Where the health bar had been, there was now a string of "question marks."
Not only had the question marks failed to decrease, but there was one more of them.
However, as an old hand, Gao Gong knew exactly what this state represented. It meant that the nature of his life had undergone a fundamental change.
For example, certain rule-based lifeforms, higher-dimensional species, and some advanced deities had no attribute called "health" at all.
In other words, apart from attacks based on rules—or even concepts—they ignored all damage. Whether it was a universe-level storm or some terrifying cosmic phenomenon, as long as it did not damage their rule-based nature, then the damage simply did not exist.
Of course, they did possess certain things roughly equivalent to "health." For example, the "divinity" unique to divine systems was, in another sense, the health of rule-based lifeforms.
Generally speaking, however, deities evolved from carbon-based civilizations would not abandon the attribute of "health."
Because becoming completely rule-based was equivalent to giving up the most powerful evolutionary ability of the carbon-based system.
This was no longer a