How far can human desires expand?
I'm afraid it cannot be measured in infinite time.
Since the "Monarchs" established the ecosystem.
The "farmer" competes with countless bizarre monsters for survival, and no one understands the original intention of all this.
Including those "envoys" who help the "monarch" manage the ecosystem.
For them, the king is a god.
Monarch compresses carbon dioxide into a black crystal box and sends it into the ecosystem to cultivate the diversity of racial communities.
"Crops" are born from these bizarre monsters, becoming a key factor in the "Monarch"'s consideration of whether to close the ecosystem.
The closed ecosystem loses its oxygen supply, and all living things in it return to dust.
And the plundering and killing among those little people began from this.
Bu Zhou, fighting against the same kind in this "fish tank", protecting his people, and surviving are his only desires, at least for now.
Maybe one day, I will end the monarch's rule for the same desire.
Intention: Looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst, burying misfortunes to nourish desires, cannot be stopped, and life will continue. Curb the expansion of desire, otherwise it will be like looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst, and can only use greater desire to make up for the unwillingness to be deceived.