Lu Li pondered, since that's the case, have I also developed pheromones that other humans don't have?
After all, according to genetic unlocking analysis, one would gain certain abilities that only animals possess during continuous evolution.
Therefore, developing pheromones that aren't human is a natural thing to do.
For example, aggregation pheromones, which humans generally don't have.
But after unlocking his genes and continuous evolution, it's possible to produce such chemicals.
The function of aggregation pheromones is to attract other individuals of the same species to come together for habitation, feeding, and attacking foreign entities, thus forming a group.
If I really have such a pheromone, would it be like a natural animal leader directly controlling its kind to do certain things?
Although tracking pheromones can also influence individuals of the same species, they are more like "bewitchment."
Aggregation pheromones are different; they are a "command order."
