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Nameless held a reading club in the backyard.
He turned all the knowledge he had purchased from the Dao-Seeking Pavilion into books and had everyone read with him.
Though he had left the Dao-Seeking Pavilion empty-handed, once all that knowledge appeared in the form of books, the entire backyard was filled with them—more books than a medium-sized library.
And that was not even all of them. Since there was simply no room for more, Nameless had stored the rest at his home in the Nameless Sea.
If he brought out every one of those books, even the largest library on Earth would not have as many as he did.
As night fell, Nameless and the others each took a seat, drinking tea, eating snacks, and reading. Half an hour later, Big Yellow was already sprawled over a book, fast asleep.
An hour later, Zhang Shouzhong had also fallen asleep on a book.
Nameless glanced at the man and dog, shook his head slightly, and continued reading.
He was not reading about formations. Instead, he first read all kinds of information about the All Heavens and Myriad Realms, learning about the ecosystems of different worlds and races.
It turned out that humans were not all the same.
Even humans who looked exactly alike could possess different genes if they came from different worlds.
The children born from unions between humans from different worlds could even be infertile. Like mules and Lion-Tiger Beasts, such people were called "hybrid races," "hybrid humans," or "hybrid beasts" by cultivators in some worlds.
However, hybrid humans did not lack advantages. They often lived longer and possessed greater cultivation talent. In some worlds, they were considered geniuses. Female hybrid humans in particular were sought after by many male cultivators.
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