Could it be that in the final stage, he and Zhang Tie faced massive monsters alone, pushing their own potential under continuous fighting?
Otherwise, he really couldn't figure out how to unlock his genetic lock.
There is no clue at all about this thing.
Even Huang Shaohua was vague and couldn't tell how he solved it in the first place.
As for Zhang Tie's angry infighting among the survivors, Lin An didn't have much emotion.
Individuals may be able to remain rational in the face of disaster and choose the optimal solution, but groups certainly cannot.
Remember in real world historical records.
There once was a disaster that swept the world.
At that time, it was clear that as long as everyone adhered to the lockdown for a week or at most a month, the spread of the disaster could be completely curbed.
Anyone with a normal IQ can think of this.
But it was allowed to spread under the "command" of countless think tanks and high-level officials.
From the perspective of a latecomer, how stupid is it?
At that time, these people claimed that the loss caused by the closure was even greater.
So much so that the disaster took nearly ten years to end.
The damage caused by this is a hundred times that of a global lockdown for a month.
The same goes for this trial.
Lin An didn't believe that the captains of each war zone didn't realize that there must be something wrong with hunting the awakened ones.
But so what?
Inexplicably, he always felt that he was going to play the role of a monster this time.
...
The progress of the trial ground seemed to have reached a certain critical value. The moment the system's cold notification sounded, a flash of red suddenly appeared in the darkness above the head.
It was like the birth of a blood moon, dyeing the black mist in the sky crimson.

Chapter completed!