Mystic Waters and Hidden Strengths Chapter 298

In Leon Luo's heart, Xuanwu had been scolded as worse than a turtle, but even such Xuanwu still slowly mastered the laws of yin and yang.

Before this, whether intentionally or unintentionally, Xuanwu always compared humans to ants - and in fact, this is a very accurate and subtle analogy.

Humans can't help but empathize with warm-blooded animals, which is why some people say "I can't bear to hear of their death because I see them alive." The love a cow gives to her calf is enough to make even the toughest man shed tears.

But arthropods are difficult for humans to understand.

Just as humans cannot understand what information the antennae of centipedes and cockroaches convey, do not understand the emotions of bedbugs and spiders, and cannot fully understand the distribution of power in ant nests.