Chapitre 88: Chapter 87 Eye of Nature

From a microscopic perspective, the things she had done before in her cultivation were beneficial to the plants that received the benefits.

But from a macroscopic perspective, it seemed to mean little to nature as a whole.

All trees are nature, all plants are nature, and all animals are also nature; nature is not any individual flower or grass, but every flower and blade of grass is part of nature.

"I understand now!"

Mu Ying felt a sudden enlightenment; her previous understanding of nature had been too narrow.

Plants are only the most representative manifestation of nature, but they are not all there is to it; any organism, even climate and matter, could be considered parts of nature.

Nature is actually the foundation from which all things sprout and the cradle that nurtures life! That's why the natural power is always so vibrant and full of life.

From a scientific point of view, nature is a combination of organisms, life systems, and environments: ecology.