Demon Lord 3

We thought we were the hosts here, but we haven't found a formal system. The system also prompts us in the form of animals. What we didn't expect the most is that the animals here actually spoke, especially the dinosaurs and mammoths we had contact with before. They all slowly talked to us here. Their state is that of people who have practiced cultivation, but we have never discovered it. We always think that it is the instinct of animals. In fact, they are also driving Lexus. Their level of civilization here is not necessarily lower than ours. They just live well here in the form of animals. They can also transform into the so-called human form, that is, the existence of those people later. In fact, it was some young animals that transformed into what we call human form. In the end, these old ones will be depressed forever. I asked them if there was a so-called big bang that turned this place into ruins. Later, I was not sure about this term. Are there meteorites or something like that? They shook their heads and said no. In fact, the old and the new have replaced them generation after generation. Those they called highly intelligent have only become a burden to them in the end, and those animals with low IQs that they looked down upon before, and those animals that were bullied by them, have also grown up slowly. For example, those monkeys mentioned before, are actually not a disorder of time and space. In fact, there were already a lot of such things at that time. Although their IQ cannot be measured by high or low, at least they cannot speak. Those monkeys can only scream, so they think these are of low IQ and cannot be used to become people in high positions. At most, they can be used as food. So those monkeys run very fast and can climb trees. The reason for this is that they do not want to be eaten as food. In order to save their own lives, they have evolved. So are those monkeys still inferior to those large animals? But in the end, it was the smaller ones who survived. It wasn't a meteorite, but a natural disaster. Through their cultivation, the heavens gradually transformed into celestial thunder, affecting their lives and allowing them to cultivate to higher levels. But one year, the number of calamities was so great that all the animals could withstand it. Only a few monkeys, those without Lexus cars, managed to survive, leading to our future. Hearing this speculation, I felt like I was in a world I had never imagined before. How could it be connected to our current spiritual world? It was as if from that time on, there had already been so-called heavenly laws, so-called reincarnation, so much of it. Wasn't it really too early? I questioned the animals, but they remained silent, talking to us like robots. Listening to their robotic chatter, I felt that this world wasn't ours after all. At most, it was a kind of film record of the real world, as if they had filmed it all and were showing it to us. Treat them as true historical records, rather than just offering them up for endless study. They're actually telling us that if these things were spread, no one would believe them. After all, they believe in fossils, in what they've truly seen with their own eyes, not in our fabricated claims. Wouldn't that just turn them into myths? Who would truly believe them then? If everyone believes in authentic records, then explanations become meaningless. Even if we captivate people and gradually convince them of their authenticity, what will be the result? Will it only raise their awareness early on? Will it discourage everyone from pursuing brain-developing technology or so-called spiritual practice? If these things remain stagnant and unprofitable, we can be like those monkeys, but won't we ever progress? Wouldn't they be unable to withstand even the largest, so-called, meteorite? Hearing this, I truly understood. This was a true endgame, a deadlock that could not be broken. No matter what, leaving would result in a losing outcome. If we over-develop scientific research and development, and pursue so-called spiritual practice, and cultivate ourselves into omnipotent and all-knowing beings, ultimately becoming so-called superior animals, what would be the consequences of this kind of human superiority? I thought carefully, and the result would definitely be bad.