Keep flipping!
The character "rain"—a downpour filled heaven and earth, falling upon Li Tianming.
There were other characters too. For example, "nation." On that character's page, aside from the annotations, there was also a magnificent blueprint of a great nation; within the dictionary, one could see a flourishing kingdom in its golden age.
Another example was "of." This was the most frequently used character. On this page, Li Tianming saw bridge after bridge. The character "of" was a bridge between words, linking individual characters into a sentence.
It was extraordinarily magical!
For example, the character "I." The moment Li Tianming opened it, another Li Tianming appeared before him!
There were far, far too many!
He wanted to flip tens of thousands of pages ahead to see those obscure characters, only to discover that the book was too heavy. He simply could not turn the pages.
For those characters with intricate strokes, such as "death," Li Tianming had only opened it to a corner when the power of death pouring from within frightened him stiff.
"Is every character a kind of ordered law? A law of the world?"
Li Tianming was somewhat bewildered.
Characters like "lightning" and "fire" were easy enough to understand as orders.
But could characters like "of," "not," and "good" also count as orders?
He recalled the bridges that had appeared on the page for "of."
"Could it be that the order law of 'of' is 'connection'? This kind of order is too abstract. Cultivators find it difficult to learn and comprehend, but that does not mean it is not a world law, nor that it does not exist within the Sea of Order."
The orders cultivators could obtain from the Sea of Order were, in the end, only a very small portion of it.
Take "not," for