[Why not? When I feel uncomfortable, I can eat several more bowls of rice in one meal than usual. Isn’t this the energy generated by emotions? 】

[In fact, in the final analysis, elves are not scientific. Don’t look at elves with those previous ideas. After all, we are all called elves. Isn’t idealism in line with some settings in mythology? 】

[I feel that the two are different. Regarding elves, I feel that everything can actually be explained by science. If it cannot be explained now, it means that our research is not enough. One day, what opportunity, idea, emotion

, can all be achieved using scientific methods.】

[Then the question is, since Mr. Mo’s Carp King is so smart, it should be easy to set a goal for himself, or to have some kind of belief, right? Why does Gyarados still say that Carp King is on the wrong path?

The road to evolution?】

[Yes, shouldn’t it be easier for Magikarp to evolve? 】

Facing the doubts in the barrage, Chen Mo smiled.

Can emotions generate energy?

If you really want to know more about this question, you have to ask Emrido, the good brother of the 'God of Knowledge' Uxie, who is also known as the 'God of Emotions'.

"Your questions are related to the characteristics of another Carp King clan I talked about. However, before that, let's talk about emotions first."

"Emotions are divided into many types. In ancient times, there was the classification of the 'seven emotions', that is, joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, and desire. In some modern studies, although happiness, anger, fear, and sadness are only regarded as basic emotions,

There are hundreds of complex emotions that can be classified as such.”

"The special thing about elves like Magikarp is that they don't feel much about other emotions, but they are more sensitive to anger."

At this point, many viewers in the entire live broadcast room showed expressions of sudden realization.

[This is very strange. No wonder Magikarp became so easily angry after evolving into Gyarados, because their family is inherently sensitive to anger. 】

[Teacher Mo is saying that the smarter and more rational the Magikarp is, the more difficult it will be for him to evolve into a Gyarados? 】

[This shouldn’t be what he meant. Teacher Mo probably meant that Magikarp, driven by anger as an opportunity, can more easily evolve into Gyarados.]

[I realize it, it turns out that it is so easy for Magikarp to evolve into Gyarados, just make it angry and it's over. I'll get a Magikarp back and raise it later. Gyarados, here I come. 】

[I am very familiar with this way of evolution, Super Saiyan! 】

[Is the brother in front planning to sacrifice himself or something that Magikarp cherishes? If the latter is used to make Magikarp feel angry and evolve, then I advise you Mouse Tail, it’s best to prepare a mouthful for yourself next to him.

Coffin, convenient for burial at any time.】

[I suddenly remembered that the brothers who went to Hongjingpo Forest to conquer the elves last time, one of them wanted to conquer the Carp King, but ended up not catching anything, and even got water splashed on his face by the Carp King.

.]

"Everyone understands it well. After enough situations have been accumulated, anger is the easiest way to promote the evolution of Magikarp."

When Chen Mo's science popularization came here, he remembered that in the original work, there was a story about a Magikarp that was kicked away by Kojiro from Team Rocket and then instantly evolved into a Gyarados.

That is a typical example of Magikarp evolving due to anger.

As for his own Carp King, maybe because he is too smart, Chen Mo has never found emotions such as anger in King Carp's emotion column.

Is this why you think Magikarp is on the wrong evolutionary path?

Gyarados.

Under the vision coverage of the power of waveguide.
Chapter completed!