It was a peculiar life-form that seemed rooted in the void. Two pale green rays of light transformed into vine-like things, winding around each other through three-dimensional space, twisting, joining, and folding.
This was the marvelous transformation by which DNA's Double Helix long chains formed chromosomes and even proteins.
Its wondrous topological structure gave it an astonishing length. Perhaps because it was folded inside such a small room, many people would unconsciously underestimate how long it was. Yet just as the blood vessels in the human body appeared short while their total length could reach two hundred thousand li, such convoluted structures always left people feeling incredulous.
In truth, it was extremely long.
Such a long spirit body naturally existed to record spiritual information. Along this long chain modeled after the roots of human bloodlines, yin and yang were arranged in sequence. Two kinds of base pairs, in the form of zeroes and ones, listed the mysteries of Wang Qi's cultivation. And the arrangement of this yin and yang itself determined the long chain's twisting topological structure.
There was an extraordinary, "non-mainstream" notion in the Divine Land. This notion held that the boundary between species did not fundamentally lie in the macroscopic, but in the microscopic. The microscopic was the only thing that mattered. The bloodline spiritual information recorded within the Double Helix was the essence of living beings.
In other words, the difference between one "living being" and another did not lie in macroscopic traits, but in microscopic "information."
And microscopic information was determined by the structure of the Double Helix.
In other words, the structure of this Double Helix was everything contained in the words "living being."
Wang Qi personally did not like this view very much. Having once been a physicist, he had always believed that every