The Demon Tribe was indeed researching bloodlines.
Compared with cultivation that could easily take hundreds of thousands of years,
the composition of the Demon Tribe's bloodlines drew far more of Di Jun's attention.
An enormous investment had gone into establishing the Primordial World's first bloodline observation center, dedicated to observing, developing, and participating in the improvement and purification of different Demon Tribe bloodlines.
After all, breeding an ordinary member of the Demon Tribe took only a few decades.
By now, more than three thousand years had passed since the establishment of this bloodline research center.
It had accumulated ample resources and more than enough experimental reports.
Precisely because so many experiments had been conducted,
the Demon Tribe's bloodline center had developed into a thoroughly rational, scientific institution.
One particular point demanded special attention.
Ancient ancestry.
Ancient ancestry was a theory the Demon Tribe had only proposed in recent years.
It brought together all the bloodline evolutions that had occurred in the past, along with various reports concerning bloodlines.
It included a whole series of frameworks, such as the Heavenly Human Theory, Heavenly Horse Theory, Human-Deity Theory, Demon Theory, and Human-Demon Theory.
The most eye-catching of these was also the most important concept in the study of ancient Demon Tribe bloodlines.
The Dragon Tribe.
When it came to bloodlines, the Dragon Tribe was unquestionably the strongest in the Primordial World.
And so, a researcher had proposed the following view:
"The Dragon Gate is the Dragon Tribe's second evolution!"
"Unlike our Demon Tribe, the Dragon Tribe has a composition of pure bloodline attributes. Even with all its species diversity-a point raised more than twenty-four hundred years ago in discussions of species bloodline diversity-the diversity of dragon bloodlines follows a tree-shaped structure."
"No matter how many branches it has, its trunk remains the