Inside the palace.
As he listened to Mo Heng's account, especially the "fairness" the natives demanded, and especially the fact that Mo Heng himself sided with them, Chen Feng's brows furrowed tightly.
"You mean the natives, who were the weaker ones, actually demanded that the ascenders share what they obtained in the ruins?"
Having ventured through the universe, he knew very well how strength ruled supreme out there.
What right did the weak have to make demands of the strong?
"Actually," Mo Heng said, his expression slightly bitter, "the natives had grounds for their demands."
"Go on." Chen Feng decided to hear him out.
"What we call resources actually fall into two categories: high-end resources and conventional resources. What we obtain in the ruins are essentially high-end resources, whether Inheritance Secret Techniques or items. Conventional resources, meanwhile, are actually products made from things found everywhere on the Origin Continent. Food, clothing, housing, transportation, even everyday cultivation and the infrastructure around us-all of these involve conventional resources."
As Mo Heng explained this, Chen Feng gradually understood a little, but said nothing.
"The ascenders have better comprehension, but their physical aptitude isn't necessarily better. Still, if nurtured to the Universe Level Peak, probably all of them can comprehend a domain. Among the natives, some can comprehend one, and some cannot.
"Comprehending a domain doesn't necessarily mean someone can break through to Domain Lord, but someone who can't even comprehend a domain definitely cannot break through to Domain Lord."
"That was also why, in the past, we adopted a policy of 'preferential treatment for ascenders' to stand against the people of the Star Worlds. Ascenders received more resources than natives."
"And geniuses can also be born among the natives, though the probability is far lower than among ascenders.
"Besides, in many cases, they