Human savagery was something encoded into the genes of the species.
Humanity's struggle against nature was a process of species slaughtering one another.
Nature had an accurate description for this slaughter—
Nature would preserve the species that ultimately aligned with the direction of evolution, while constantly eliminating those unable to adapt.
After countless years of development, nature had reached today's civilized society, but the brutality, savagery, and thirst for slaughter in the genes of every species would not lessen.
More than a decade ago, the Federation's most popular sport was bodybuilding. Those bodybuilding champions not only possessed astonishing wealth but also enjoyed high social status—relatively speaking.
Their social status certainly could not compare with that of the major capitalists, but some bodybuilders managed to achieve even greater success, standing shoulder to shoulder with major capitalists.
People's adoration of bodybuilders actually stemmed from the genetic worship of the strong. Like predator species, they obeyed the strong and made them the leaders of their groups.
Humans were actually the same. It was just that in modern civilized society, under the dual suppression of power and capital, people's definition of strength had changed from "strong" to "wealthy" or "powerful."
But deep in their bones, their most primitive worship of strength had never changed.
Over the past two years, bodybuilding's popularity had gradually declined, replaced by boxing matches.
Boxing matches were now being held throughout the Federation. Perhaps boxing had not yet reached the point where everyone knew about it, but this trend could not be stopped! Anyone who was not a fool could see that boxing was rising rapidly and becoming the next major breakthrough in sports! All of this was because of victory in the war! Before the war was won, the Federation's definition of strength had been "civilized and powerful," but