Dawn 507.
Mu Feng was twenty-seven that year.
During his time working at the breeding farm, he had no distractions and devoted all his energy to studying.
Spirit Beast Studies, Spiritual Materials Studies, Domain Studies... Knowing his foundation was weak, he enriched his knowledge through self-study, laying the groundwork for future research.
Researching the ancestral evolution of spirit beasts had also become a hobby he used to pass the time.
The process of exploring the unknown always filled Mu Feng with joy.
Through repeated experiments, Mu Feng gradually formed his own preliminary theoretical framework regarding the causes of ancestral evolution in spirit beasts.
At this stage, one thing was certain: a spirit beast needed to come into contact with or consume spiritual materials of the same attribute for ancestral evolution to occur.
Following this line of thought, Mu Feng conducted many experiments and even had his father purchase large quantities of spiritual materials and spirit beasts.
Through his constant experiments, the Spiritual Beast Bestiary he compiled continued to improve.
Mu Feng discovered that ancestral evolution in spirit beasts was very likely triggered by external stimulation or pressure. If they then absorbed energy of the same attribute, their bloodline values could increase. It was not only damage caused by spiritual materials of the same attribute that could raise a spirit beast's bloodline value.
For example, if a Spiritual Turnip Pig's body was injured and it was then fed harmless spiritual materials of the same attribute, its bloodline potential could also increase.
However, such an increase was extremely limited.
It seemed that every spirit beast possessed a bloodline lock that was difficult to break through, preventing them from undergoing ancestral bloodline evolution.
Injuries seemed to loosen a spirit beast's bloodline lock. If it was then fed spiritual materials of the corresponding attribute,