Because of preconceived notions, Tang Ye often looks at things from a human perspective. He can't see humans as chickens, ducks, or cows to be slaughtered at will because he was once human himself!
The values and morals established over twenty years of life aren't something that can just be erased!
He looked at the man in front of him, recalling his words just now. Admittedly, Tang Ye himself was almost swayed by them. Humans have no right to decide whether this new species of zombies should exist or not. Anything that exists is reasonable, it's just a matter of proper use. All creatures live under the same sky, and every life is Earth's child.
However, if we view the internal social structure of zombies entirely through human understanding, it's undoubtedly very chaotic. Suppose we consider some high-level zombies with self-awareness to be life forms equal to humans. In that case, what about those low-level zombies without consciousness?
