In Li Chen's understanding, the Great Dao was impartial, and all things were equal. There had never been any distinction between high and low, noble and base, nor between the mundane and the extraordinary.
It was gene expression that gave rise to the differences between individuals.
The greatest lie in the world was none other than the disparities wrought by ability, temperament, and strength, which humanity as a whole accepted as natural. Yet they had forgotten the magnificent struggle in which humans, when they still ate raw flesh and drank blood, had stood united against nature.
The Insect Race was undoubtedly a simple social structure of great unity. Their birth carried the mission of social division of labor and cooperation. Different subbodies would exhibit different traits and possess different abilities, yet they could fight together in unity, far surpassing humans.
After repeated testing, the preset gene fragments and evolutionary abilities all manifested. Batches of Hunting Insects and Flying Ya resistant to fire, electricity, bitter cold, frost, and deadly poisons were born in succession. As expected, they were comparable to beings who had cultivated to the middle or late stages of Qi Refining.
Because of the limitations of the biological bodies themselves, these various abilities had to manifest in different varieties of subbodies. Only the Mother Empress possessed all the abilities herself, encoding them into her genes as information of life.
Although these traits were fused and weakened versions that could not reach their utmost potential, Li Chen still treasured them and ordered Heavenly Pivot to record them.
For every theory he had tested thus far had proved correct.
The abilities and traits displayed by these mutant insect bodies were all manifestations of adaptation to the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, and might reveal the truth of evolution.
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