Even so, these Great Scientists did not hold themselves above others. They lived alongside ordinary people, lecturing and teaching them, making inventions and creations for them, and even marrying and having children with them. Rather than calling them gods, it would be more accurate to describe them as ordinary people possessed of super-strength.
This was why Hao Qi admired them and had always held a favorable view of them. Thus, he was genuinely willing to help these Great Scientists.
Yet his willingness did not mean these Great Scientists would take a free ride. If anything, as Great Scientists, they cared about their dignity even more than ordinary people did. This manifested outwardly as a moral standard far higher than that of ordinary people. In Zhuge Ming's era, upon learning Hao Qi's future information, Zhuge Ming and his group had spared no expense, determined precisely not to take advantage of Hao Qi.
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