"Research!"
The Emperor of the Death Sin Clan fell somewhat silent. One major difference between cultivators and them was that every step of a cultivator's growth required gradual comprehension, contemplation, and integration.
Unlike them and the Aboriginals, whose many breakthroughs came directly from excavating their bloodlines—they knew how, but not why. Many major realm breakthroughs were simply a final leap in the face of life-and-death danger, lacking the corresponding cultivation process.
The Death Sin Clan in particular took this even further, cultivating directly in their sleep.
After learning of cultivators, the Emperor had tried cultivating on his own, only to discover that it was not as effective as sleeping.
After working so hard at cultivation, he gained less than he did from sleep. Naturally, he could not keep it up.
Moreover, never having gone through the process of growing from weak to strong had caused them to lack certain crucial things.
To the Death Sin Clan, cultivation was exhausting and far inferior to their own methods.
Yet for cultivators themselves, cultivation had long become a "habit," an indispensable part of life.
Thus, the Death Sin Clan had no way to make up for the gap between the two sides unless they were willing to abandon everything and truly walk the path from weakness to strength.
But that was even more impossible. If they took the path of cultivators, they would most likely end up worse off than they were now.
After all, even the strongest experts of the Realm Heart Continent were inferior to Emperors like them.
Even among Primal Chaos Lifeforms, there were existences capable of fighting experts like Yuan.
The bloodline path they cultivated was not inherently inferior to the cultivators' path.
These various differences meant that they had never considered drawing upon the strengths of cultivators. Instead,