I Can See Everyone's Stats
Chapter 137

Hmph, you meanie

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"Can something like that... really be done?"

Once he understood the Andra Group's goal, even Xia Xu could not help feeling shaken and enthralled.

As someone who could directly see talent star ratings, he believed no one understood the gulf talent created better than he did. The gap between one-star and five-star was truly a chasm that inspired despair.

If Andra could really replicate an individual's talents, then, setting aside allegiances, feelings, and such, it would absolutely be an unprecedented achievement, raising the curtain on a brand-new era.

A world where everyone possessed five-star talents, where everyone was extraordinary and displayed transcendent skills in their respective roles-how magnificent would that be?

And could they only replicate a single talent?

People like Uncle Luo and Yang Bowen possessed several talents each, all starting at three-star or above.

If all the beneficial individual differences that humanity had evolved could be gathered into one person, melding every five-star talent together, wouldn't that create the most perfect human individual in history?

If that could be made widespread as well, even just cloning hundreds or a thousand such individuals and incorporating them into humanity's gene pool would bring about a leap in genetic optimization. The humans of that time might not even be on the same level as those of the present.

Even if it was not a transformation from human to god, it would at least be one from human to superhuman.

Moreover, it would not be some haphazard modification like the werewolves that left them utterly unrecognizable. Humans would still be humans; it would merely extract and combine the superior genetic sequences already present in the human gene pool.

Everyone would have a body comparable to a humanoid beast and supreme combat skills like Uncle Luo, the mind of a top scientist, the

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