They gathered all the successors they had collected and studied cultivators and the god races, hoping to uncover the secrets of their cultivation.
"Their situation is similar to that of the god races: they all transition themselves toward becoming Spirit Realm organisms through stimulation."
"The god races stimulated their own evolutionary process by raising vast numbers of believers and imitating Spirit Sovereigns. Cultivators, on the other hand, used all sorts of bizarre methods to stimulate themselves, completing their evolution toward Spirit Realm organisms without relying on believers."
"The god races were originally one branch of cultivators, but after natural selection through survival of the fittest, they emerged as the superior group. The believer-farming model likewise emerged as the superior model."
"Compared to the god races, cultivators had more diverse and random ways of increasing their strength. A lucky cultivator might become stronger just by going back to sleep. However, such lucky individuals were ultimately few, and no one remained lucky forever. The believer-farming model was more stable and efficient..."
Before the successor could finish, one of its kind interrupted it. It did not agree with some of the information concerning cultivators.
"No, this isn't a matter of luck," the dissenting individual said.
Although the randomness was immense, and even individuals of the same race using the same cultivation method could produce vastly different results,
the dissenter still could not accept attributing such physical biological evolution to luck.
Since this phenomenon was connected to the Spirit Realm, it should naturally be understood on the basis of the Spirit Realm.
From experimental data obtained from more than a hundred captives, the dissenter already had solid evidence proving its argument. Now was the time to reveal it.
"The essence of stimulation should be imitation of Spirit Realm organisms. By imitating them, one accelerates