Many people think you're a humanist."
"Uh, why?"
"Your World's Reason and courtyard, they continuously grow stronger through trade and evolution, it's practically the romance of mortals."
"....If the starting point wasn't so low, why struggle so hard? Advocating hardship is never a good thing. If given a choice, who would want to start from scratch."
Lu Ping'an's attitude has always been very clear.
As a supporter of the "Xuanwu Plan," he doesn't have much attachment to the concept of "human." In his view, "Easterners" is more a cultural, social concept, and there's truly no need to be overly fixated on genes and form.
The gap between Primitive Man and modern humans might be larger than between humans and Beastmen. Lu Ping'an doesn't excessively favor pure-blooded humans; rather, it's because most Easterners previously were pure-blooded humans, so he naturally prioritizes his own ethnic group.
If he could enable his kind to start from a higher point, why not do so?
