Even in the vast universe, where civilizations abound like stars, carbon-based civilizations remain a significant mainstream.
Considering the other three categories, mechanical life, information life, and energy life don't quite resemble 'humans,' at least not as material life forms.
Therefore, there's another saying: carbon-based life represents the indigenous life of all planets, it's the source of all things.
But humans shouldn't be arrogant, nor should they think of carbon-based beings as one family.
Because not all interstellar carbon-based life forms descended from apes, they may not even be of the primate order, or even originate from mammals.
There are countless alien beings of bizarre shapes and ghostly sounds.
Hence, popularizing the LSP aesthetic became Mr. G's unshirkable duty in the past life.
But now, what appeared before Gao Gong was indeed a humanoid creature.
It had four limbs, with palms on its hands and feet showing signs of obvious degeneration.
