Simulating the primordial era? That's way too extreme.

Chapter 27 Kill! ...

"..."

There were too many flaws, which made Zhao Si look at him strangely.

First, there was the plan to exterminate people devised by Di Jun and the protagonist.

Di Jun's chosen method was not to simply and crudely send a few Great Luo or Quasi-Saints to cleanse the land, but to use the spontaneous consciousness of the demon race as a whole to achieve the goal of eliminating people.

After all, the identity of the protagonist of destiny is real. Any person or organization that carries out destructive measures against the human race will be directly reflected at the level of the Heavenly Dao. Slaughtering people is no less than killing the Heavenly Dao's own son in front of it. No one can bear this sin. Even if a saint is involved, he will be dethroned!

In today's world, murder is tantamount to defying the heavens, and in the literal sense.

Therefore, Di Jun dared not get involved directly, nor even indirectly assign the murderer. He could only take advantage of the momentum of the entire prehistoric demon race to take action. No matter how angry the Heavenly Dao was, it was impossible for it to slaughter the entire prehistoric world for the sake of the human race.

This is the only way that Di Jun can think of to kill the protagonist of Destiny!

Once the "superior demon" is eliminated, everyone will be equal in the eyes of Heaven, and other issues will not be considered problems.

Secondly, there is the cooperation of the main characters.

After the massacre is confirmed, the protagonist Jin Bing will become the number one traitor of the Heavenly Court among the human race, with the Great Chieftain personally acting as the traitor!

To cooperate with Di Jun's policies, Jin Bing needs to make the human race arrogant and powerful, in order to match the stereotypes that Di Jun has imposed on them:

"Humans are arrogant and look down on the lowly demon race, even believing they can completely replace other demon races..."

Humans don't have their own language, writing system, or culture? Then let's create one!

Humans aren't assertive and arrogant enough? Then we'll guide and cultivate them from a young age, telling them that they are nobler and superior to the demon race, a fact even the Heavenly Dao acknowledges.

Humans raised in such an educational environment, how could they not regard all demons as worthless weeds?

Human supremacy arises spontaneously, and coupled with the certainty of divine mandate, it naturally gives rise to extreme racial consciousness:

Below me, no one has human rights and can be disposed of at will. Everything is based on the human race, because it is certified by the Heavenly Dao. Is there anything more orthodox than this?

Over time, a race with an extreme desire for power, land, and status emerged, perfectly fitting the stereotype...

What underhanded methods will Di Jun need to use to achieve this?

The answer is that he doesn't need to use any other methods; he only needs to selectively report on the behavior and image of humans according to his pre-set direction, guiding them until they form mutually opposing racism.

One side is extreme, advocating for the supremacy of humanity!

One side is extremely opposed to the human race!

This is precisely why we have those rumors and news stories with extremely obvious biases:

For example, when a demon and a human intermarry, they give birth to a pure human!

For example, humans prey on innocent young girls of the demon race, using sweet words before doing their business and then leaving without a trace afterward, because they don't actually consider the demon girls as their own kind, and they also regard mixed-race offspring as aliens.

This caused an innocent young girl to become pregnant and give birth out of wedlock, and the child turned out to be a pure human. From then on, she was pointed at and gossiped about by her family and was too ashamed to face anyone...

"So, why are the offspring of humans and demons purely human?"

Zhao Si was completely baffled. Everything else was fine, but how could this be explained?

"Which version of the prehistoric world setting are you referring to?!"

Zhao Si couldn't help but ask about the phone.

[Ding! This version's setting of intermarriage between humans and demons in the prehistoric era is based on the authentic ancient Chinese fantasy romance story "The Legend of the White Snake." In the story, the son "Xu Shilin" born to Bai Suzhen and Xu Xian is purely human—a classic setting, without any issues.]

Zhao Si: ...

Legend of the White Snake?

That seems to make sense. The setting of prehistoric fantasy novels is indeed partly based on the Legend of the White Snake. In fact, many prehistoric fantasy novels directly stitch the Legend of the White Snake into the prehistoric fantasy plot. Using the setting of the Legend of the White Snake into the prehistoric fantasy is indeed not wrong.

Upon closer reflection, it seems that this setting exists not only in the ancient version of "The Legend of the White Snake," but also in "The New Legend of the White Snake," and even in Zhao Wenzhuo's version of "Green Snake," the White Snake's child is a human rather than a half-demon, leaving Fahai stunned...

If this is how the human bloodline is set in this version of the prehistoric world, then the bloodline is indeed a bit domineering. Even a thousand-year-old snake demon like Bai Suzhen can't beat Xu Xian, a mere mortal, in terms of bloodline!

If that's the case, then it seems that the rumors spread by Di Jun weren't wrong. If things continue like this, the prehistoric demon race might indeed be wiped out or replaced...

"wrong!"

Zhao Si quickly shook his head, trying to pull himself out of his extreme thoughts, because what he said seemed reasonable at first glance, but in reality it was a deliberate exaggeration of the facts!

"First of all, marriage is not the same as breeding. It is a matter of mutual consent. If you don't like someone, you can just not get married. Why exaggerate the consequences and make it seem like humans are forcing all demons to breed with them?"

"Think about it, it's obvious that without mutual consent or forced deus ex machina breeding, it's impossible for the two parties to have large-scale interbreeding. And if it's consensual, then there's no way to criticize. You can't say that free love is wrong, can you?"

"If one party deceives or manipulates the other's body and feelings, it should be an individual civil case, governed by the laws of Heaven. Why should other unrelated people jump out to oppose one party's race? Unless the laws of Heaven have failed, but that is a matter for the judicial gods, and has nothing to do with others."

"But if it's a case of forced mating between two races, shouldn't they first unite to resist the force that's forcing them to mate? What good will internal slaughter solve?"

"Di Jun must have ulterior motives! Why can't these demon people see through him?"

Zhao Si finally broke free from Di Jun's logical trap and continued to examine the development of events.

If I'm not mistaken, the tragedy of war and massacre between the two races that Di Jun hoped for will soon unfold in the prehistoric world:

It's unclear where it started, or which tribe made the first move, but in any case, the conflict began...

[It started with small-scale verbal conflicts, which escalated into a large-scale war of words filled with negative emotions. When it got heated, the demon race collectively expelled humans from their demonic status. Since humans didn't really feel a sense of belonging to the vague collective consciousness of the demon race, they simply accepted it in the heat of the argument.]

Many human civilians have openly declared their secession from the demon race, thus establishing humanity as a race on par with the demon race!

The declaration caused an uproar throughout the primordial world! Although the collective consciousness of the demon race didn't penetrate the hearts of all races, they had lived peacefully together for so many eons under the guidance of the Heavenly Court, and some degree of affection had developed. Moreover, with the Heavenly Court holding absolute power, most people would only harbor resentment in their hearts, and dared not openly break away from the demon race.

[How could you, a human, just take your clothes off like that?!]

[Thus, the human race became the target, and all the demons united to condemn them. This was an unexpected delight for Di Jun. Faced with the human race, an open enemy, the demons actually united, which further strengthened Di Jun's determination to slaughter humans...]

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(End of this chapter)