"Given the boss's strength, shouldn't it be easy for him to seek out the answers to the questions in his heart?" Anviya asked with a frown.
Luo Chuan's strength was naturally beyond question.
He was powerful—especially powerful.
The kind whose upper limit could not be seen at all.
Otherwise, Anviya would not have called Luo Chuan a god.
And in certain respects, Luo Chuan could even accomplish things that not even gods could do—such as stabilizing the abyss in Origin Mall.
That thing could actually be stabilized?!
That had been Anviya's genuine thought when she first saw it.
Strictly speaking, the abyss was neither matter nor even energy. It looked like a pattern on a two-dimensional plane, yet possessed the property of infecting all kinds of things.
The world was made of information, and the abyss was a collection of all kinds of chaotic information.
If the world were compared to an operating system, then the abyss did not even count as a virus, because viruses at least followed patterns.
The abyss was purely chaotic, disorderly code. It could erode other orderly parts, and if left unchecked, it would eventually cause the entire system to collapse.
The consequence of a system collapse was, simply put, the destruction of the world.
So Anviya's first impression of Luo Chuan had been that he was a madman.
Putting something like the abyss in his own store—wasn't that seeking death with a vengeance?
As for what happened afterward, there was no need to go into detail. In short, Anviya had also become a proud Origin Mall customer.
Her earlier confusion had long since been tossed beyond the nine heavens. No matter what the boss did, it was normal anyway.
"Because I'm lazy," Luo Chuan answered.
"Huh?" Anviya's eyes widened at once.
She somewhat doubted