Chapter 1728 The Theory of Luck

Yes, how can a creature born and raised by nature give birth to an heir?

What does it mean to be born and raised?!

It is the life that is finally condensed by the interaction of yin and yang between heaven and earth under extremely special circumstances, at a specific time node, and under a specific event background.

This is called innate nourishment, the right time, the right place, the right people, and everything is indispensable.

Each of these birth conditions is unique. When the three are combined, the probability is one in a billion. The difficulty is far beyond imagination and cannot be replicated.

Therefore, every creature born and raised by nature is unique, and there can be no second one!

Tengu has always said that he is a creature born and raised by heaven. From the fact that he is born and raised by heaven, it is enough to show his guilty conscience. It is indeed born and raised by heaven and earth, but it lacks luck and is not unique. It is not comparable to those creatures at all.

As for the fact that a naturally raised creature cannot give birth to an heir, it is actually not absolute, but the probability is really very, very small, so small that the probability can be ignored!

First, it is the product of the interaction between heaven and earth. To put it more scientifically, it does not conform to the laws of evolution of all things and has no ancestor, so it most likely does not have the function of reproducing heirs.

Secondly, I once heard Xiaozhi mention when discussing fortune-telling with the Fourteenth Patriarch that it involves an issue of luck.

Creatures who are born and raised by nature are born with great luck. Most of them are powerful. Such power, from the perspective of heaven, is not allowed to be passed down!!

As the saying goes, a gentleman's fortune can only be cut off in five lifetimes. For a creature born and nurtured by nature, its luck is too great, so it should be cut off in one lifetime!

Therefore, even if it has the function of reproducing children, its luck has been exhausted, and even if it gives birth to children, it will be a disaster, and the children may die as soon as they hit the ground.

If such a creature wants to be passed down, it needs to meet several prerequisites.

First, it is really extremely powerful and can even directly confront the destiny.

Secondly, it must have heaven-shaking merit, and hundreds of millions of living beings must sing its praises, making its destiny extremely long-lasting.

Third, even if there are the first two prerequisites, when an heir is born, if you want the heir to survive, you must differentiate your own destiny. It itself is born from the convergence of destiny. Once you differentiate your own destiny, this

It will weaken its power and cause it to die quickly.

This is in line with the balance of heaven and earth.

Even so, the descendants born from it are also a chain of disasters and are cursed by heaven. Because this kind of behavior goes against the will of heaven and earth, the inheritance of its descendants is really a problem, and the inheritance may be cut off at any time.

Otherwise, if a being like this gives birth to offspring without any impact on itself, once they multiply, it will be really terrible.

Therefore, beings born and raised by nature will basically not choose to reproduce heirs. There is no accident. They are eternal in themselves. Using the price of their own demise in exchange for heirs who will most likely cut off their inheritance is an investment that is inappropriate no matter how you look at it.

Unless you really have a huge obsession to pass on your bloodline forever, there is really no need to do this.

Where is the King of Heaven?

If it was really a born and raised creature, and if it really left behind parents and children, its luck would have been diverted, and it would probably have died long ago.

However, it did not die out, and its name was spread throughout Guixu.

From this point of view, Tengu's judgment is correct and makes perfect sense logically.

When the information learned by Wei Rong and the information learned by Tengu collided and complemented each other, the truth gradually emerged.

"Is there a possibility that the giant murderer in the South China Sea has a very close relationship with the King of Heaven, which is why the King of Heaven was so sad after being killed and suppressed by Shengwu?"

I came up with another argument.

"I don't rule out this possibility, but I still stick to my previous opinion. The South China Sea murderer and the King of Heaven are most likely the same, or in other words, it is part of the King of Heaven."

Tengu's expression was solemn: "You have come into contact with the mockingbird, and you have also come into contact with the colorful bird next to Qingzhu. These are all born and raised creatures. Have you noticed that they are very arrogant and rarely get close to others?

In fact, this is also a common characteristic of all living beings who are born and raised by nature.

They believe that they are the sons of heaven and are no longer on the same level as mortal beings, and they look down on other beings at all...

Therefore, the vast majority of such creatures are inhumane and will not have a close bond with ordinary creatures.

How powerful is the King of Heaven? How ancient is it?

It has always been aloof. This is not arrogance. It has the capital to look down on all living beings. In this case, it is even less likely to have some bonds and feelings with other things.

Have you seen those men in black robes? I suspect that they should be puppets made by the King of Heaven using things in Guixu. Everything in Guixu worships it, but those who serve it are all puppets. Isn't this enough to explain?

What is its mentality? It looks down on these creatures at all, and feels that it is not worthy of being a servant, so it simply turns them into puppets to serve itself.

Under such circumstances, the possibility of the conjecture you proposed becomes extremely small, and the possibility that the great evil in the South China Sea is related to the King of Heaven himself becomes huge.

What kind of creature is the King of Heaven?

We still don't know it clearly, and we don't know its capabilities either.

Perhaps, the South China Sea Giant Fierce is a part of its differentiation? It is very important to it, and may involve some kind of crucial transformation?

Shengwu's behavior of suppressing the giant villain in the South China Sea was very weird in itself. He tried his best to humiliate it. Maybe Shengwu had realized what it was and hoped to draw out the King of Heaven. However, the King of Heaven did not have the confidence to fight Shengwu and chose to endure it. In the end,

, Shengwu simply killed this part of it!

In fact, Shengwu had considered that the King would be resurrected, so he left some means on the corpse?

Now, the confrontation between Tianwang and Wei Wuzi has reached a critical moment. It needs to go further and gain an absolute advantage, so it turns its attention to the giant murderer in the South China Sea, trying to undo the arrangements left by Shengwu back then?

I think this is very close to the real situation, otherwise why would you and the master be used as sacrifices? Perhaps the blood of the heirs is a necessary item to dispel the layout of the holy weapon!"

I have to say that its rhetoric convinced me.

So, the purpose of Tianwang doing all this is because of the confrontation with Wei Wuzi?

At this time, it seemed that the flesh and blood sacrifices cut from the common people had been digested, and the boiling black lake gradually subsided. The entire lake was filled with black air, and a terrible breath spread out from under the lake, faintly.

In the meantime, it seems that an ancient will is gradually reviving.

As a practitioner, my spiritual sense sounded an alarm at this moment, and I felt goosebumps all over my body. I felt like an eye opened under the lake and was staring at me.

"ah!!!"

The slaves in black who were originally silently surrounding me in a circle raised their heads and let out sharp roars...

Their screams were a signal. The many zombies and monsters that had been besieging the common people and had done nothing against Tengu Qiu suddenly overcame their instinctive fear of Tengu at this moment. They all crossed the thunder pond and roared towards us.

Coming...

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