The insect nest was truly miraculous. It didn't need much cultivation; it could produce insects all on its own. Even Yan Gang himself didn't know how it produced them. It seemed more like the insects used him as a vessel to move around, but he didn't dare tell the Only True God that.
All insect nests were probably like this. The reason others mistook them for the nests' masters was simply that the insects obeyed them.
Yet none of them knew why the insects obeyed. Everyone thought they controlled their insect nest, but if they all gathered to discuss it, they would discover that each person's so-called method of control was different.
The insects bred very quickly, defying humanity's established system of cultivation. It took a very, very long time for a person to cultivate to the Ancestral Realm, yet insects could be produced in a short time. This was unfair to Human Civilization, and a disaster, but that was the universe—a universe filled with endless unknowns.
Ordinary people could use technology to destroy planets and even space-time, and the person wielding that technology was still just an ordinary person. They had only lived for a few decades.
There was an Immortal Master behind the insects, an omnipotent being. That was why powerful insects could be produced in such a short time. But the Immortal Master's own journey from a lowly life-form to an omnipotent being had taken an unimaginably long time.
Without the Immortal Master's heaven-defying abilities, how could the insects exist? The Immortal Master was like technology to ordinary people, giving them the power to move mountains and fill seas. In just a few decades, ordinary humans could develop a technological civilization that surpassed thousands of years of development in ancient societies. That was an enormous leap.
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