Shen Feng raised an eyebrow. No wonder most of the skeletons found amid those city ruins belonged to the elderly, with no signs of disease or external injuries. They had all died naturally.
Because they had died of old age to begin with.
"So the humans of this world should thank you, then?" Shen Feng asked the villainous Shen Feng before him with a smile.
The villainous Shen Feng nodded solemnly and said:
"It's nothing. What I need isn't gratitude, but an exploration of human nature."
I'm so damn shameless...
Shen Feng and Jingwei exchanged a glance and rolled their eyes at the same time.
As expected of me (you), my (your) skin is really thick.
"Exploring human nature? Calling it a denial of human nature would be more accurate. After denying human nature, you use that to establish your own divinity and find a justification for your actions." Shen Feng stared at the person before him, speaking each word distinctly. "In the end, you just want to convince yourself that you're different from ordinary humans, that you've become a god and can stand completely apart from these mortals. Am I right?"
Without waiting for an answer, Shen Feng leaned back against the sofa, drained the coffee in his cup, stared at the ceiling, and continued:
"After Europeans entered the Americas, the indigenous Indians developed a habit of alcoholism. The pleasure brought by the strong liquor from Europe was impossible to resist. When the East India Company brought opium to East Asia, countless people became addicted to it, unable to refuse that floating, heavenly sensation. When African natives received high-sugar, high-fat foods like hamburgers and pizza from modern civilization, they soon fell prey to obesity. Honestly, I can't even quit cola myself, let alone anyone else..."
"Human nature itself has