Too reasonable!
"Come to think of it... if you only looked at the description of Friend Fee, you might think it contained some degree of the principle of Equivalent Exchange, or perhaps the Authority of Trade. But if you also considered how Friend Fee was calculated, then it didn't resemble trade or Equivalent Exchange at all. It was more like... causality."
What direct Friend Fee and indirect Friend Fee? Wasn't that simply the relationship between direct causality and indirect causality?
Or rather... Good Karma.
Wasn't the final note for Friend Fee that friends could not hurt each other? Even if Chen Luo took all their Friend Fee, it would not have any major impact on his friends, causing injury or death.
Wasn't that Good Karma?
Plant good causes and reap good results.
The more positive contributions someone made, the more they deserved to be rewarded. It was just that Good Karma had originally been an invisible bonus, whereas Friend Fee turned that invisible attribute directly into visible benefits.
"So... this Friend Fee also contains half of the Authority of Causality?" Chen Luo scratched his head.
That was truly incredible.
Some said time reigned supreme and space was king, while others said that if fate did not emerge, causality would be emperor.
No matter how much people argued, the fact that the authorities of time, space, fate, and causality were extremely powerful was undeniable.
Yet it seemed there truly were no Transcendents with the Authority of Causality.
Apparently because... causality was too heavy.
That was a bit too much of a Hell Joke.
Moreover, Transcendents were now free from causality. But if there were a Transcendent with the Authority of Causality, whether Transcendents would still be bound by causality would become a question. So, at least openly, there were indeed no