Beijiang Wang Ming, an Experiment Concerning the Future Direction

Even if humanity was willing to acknowledge them, would they see themselves as human?

Would humans cease to be food in their eyes and become their kin instead?

Even if all of that came true—if the Mutant Creatures transformed into humans regarded humans as their own kind and acquired the same habits as humans—

What about their way of thinking?

Humans had been educated in countless ways from the moment they were born. They knew what was right and what was wrong, but those standards of right and wrong belonged to humanity.

What they received was the education of nature and the laws of survival, concepts completely different from those of humanity. When their beliefs conflicted, would they consider humanity's views correct and deliberately adapt to them?

And after adapting, how would they integrate into human civilization?

Which country would be willing to let them integrate?

Or would they establish a new nation?

And after establishing a new nation, would they accept the demands of countries around the world?

There were simply too many problems involved. Only if everything developed in the best possible direction could the goal of transforming Mutant Creatures into humans and integrating them into human civilization possibly be achieved.

The mastermind had gone to such lengths to conduct experiments and create Orcs like the Pig-headed Men, beings with human bodies who had mastered human language. Could their purpose truly have been so great and noble?

Was that possible?

Only someone kind to the extreme would believe it.

At any rate, they did not.

Compared to such Saint-like thinking, they were more inclined to suspect that some conspiracy lay hidden within.

They simply could not deduce it with their intelligence.

Meanwhile, in Beijiang.

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