Because of the Root's uniquely favorable circumstances, theoretically speaking, the Root was both a native resident of the world and the World Consciousness. It could conduct macro-level regulation while also personally intervening as a local resident.
This wish-response thing was not particularly useful to the Root.
Moreover, the Root differed from those World Consciousnesses without agents under their command. The Root had the Hall of Heroes.
"Wait, huh? This thing can actually respond to the wishes of an entire world?" But the Root quickly noticed something was off—or rather, something unusual.
This mechanism, which Chen Luo had formed by exercising the World Consciousness's authority within the Solar System in the Root for tens of thousands of years, could actually be applied to the entire world.
Furthermore, it did not involve any of the Root's unique abilities at all. It could be activated solely through the World Consciousness's independent authority.
That meant that even in cases unlike the Root's special situation of being both a local resident and the World Consciousness, one could still finely regulate the world by fulfilling certain wishes.
Although this mechanism could only interfere with wishes, given the World Consciousness's capabilities, using wishes to interfere with every aspect of the world posed no problem whatsoever.
Within its own world, the World Consciousness was like an incomparably precise computer that never made mistakes. So long as it plugged in certain variables, it could absolutely accomplish anything it wished to accomplish.
Provided there was no influence from Transcendent-level power.
This meant that if other World Consciousnesses acquired this mechanism, they could manage their worlds perfectly without needing any agents at all.
Although having agents could save the World Source consumed by fulfilling wishes, worlds without agents still made up the majority.
"Tch. Chen Luo's father, as an alchemist, created