By race, the God of Pain was a fairy. Though after becoming a god, its abilities as an individual differed from ordinary fairies by more than the difference between a fairy and a sapling, in essence, it was still a fairy—and it could have ordinary fairies with ordinary fairies.
On the Mainland Plane, species were not classified by reproductive isolation. Though the concept of reproductive isolation itself was not particularly rigorous, and countless counterexamples could be found, most of the time it could still serve as a passable standard.
But there was not even such a standard here.
Because it was simply too common for different races here to produce fertile offspring that could stably inherit traits.
So, the standard for determining whether something belonged to the same species here was whether the offspring's traits changed.
If there was no change, they were the same species.
As for how great a change counted as a change—
The answer was: by feel.
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The gods of this world did not have children with mortals, creating beings with strange traits known as demigods.
The offspring of the God of Pain and fairies were still fairies.
This was one hundred percent certain. There were heaps of examples. It was said that the God of Pain was the fairy with the most descendants in all of history.
It was easy enough to understand if one thought about it. With the way that cult operated, it would have been difficult not to produce a huge number of descendants. The God of Pain even went both ways—it could be male or female.
Among present-day fairies, there were plenty who were several generations descended from the God of Pain.
Given this racial identity, it was rather sensitive for Jia Xiu, who was essentially an outsider, to