Time Mountain Range

Yan Nu came to seven-dimensional spacetime, sweeping a hyper-focused gaze across it.

Almost in an instant, he rose again to the eighth dimension.

It was too fast; his transcendence gene was already extremely adept at this process, and almost the moment it began, it fully evolved all at once.

The seventh dimension was the dimension where causality was materialized. All physical causality and quantum probabilities presented themselves in the form of physical entities, looking just like intricately tangled yet regular balls of yarn.

There were no transcendence users there, but based on the traces, one could tell that there had once been two: one was Grey Emperor, and the other was a solitary void.

In other words, throughout history and across countless lower-dimensional universes, only a single void transcendence user had ever come to the seventh dimension.

That was likely the progenitor of the void, the earliest known void will.

There's nobody in the eighth either...

Yan Nu arrived at the eighth dimension, his gaze focused.

The further up one went, the smaller spacetime became. Here in the eighth dimension, one could almost see the end at a glance, like a person standing in a vast wilderness.

The eight-dimensional spacetime was filled with a unique matter, as if it were the materialization of rules.

Almost all the foundational rules of nature presented themselves with nakedly visible and magnificent appearances.

They were like mountain ranges and oceans, standing resolutely and unmoved as the tier-1 iron rules.

At the boundaries between the mountains and the seas, countless more complex and fragmented 'subordinate physical laws' were battered into existence, floating, leaping, and fluctuating.

Those were not the bottom-layer foundational rules; they could only be considered tier-2 laws—not eternal existences, but rather variable laws.

Intersecting and deriving from one another, they formed a densely