Liu Xiaoxiao's thoughts continued to spread. In the past, he had believed that since every point in time could branch into countless futures, Parallel Universes must also be infinite. But now, his understanding of the Law of Destiny had deepened, and he had come to grasp certain fundamental principles within the theoretical framework of the Universe, such as the principle of convergence.
As the saying went, tug one hair and the whole body moved. The world could be changed with ease. A butterfly flapping its wings might cause a storm somewhere far away. This seemingly disordered and chaotic phenomenon, born of immense complexity, was known as a Chaos System. It was precisely because of this that the world possessed countless branches.
However, this randomness did not take effect at every moment. Whether someone ate bread or cake in the morning would not affect the subsequent course of events. This was considered the intervention of the corrective force within the universe's spacetime model, a phenomenon summarized as the principle of convergence.
There were countless Parallel Universes within five-dimensional spacetime, but this would produce an uncountable amount of information. Such an enormous quantity of information might lead to certain drawbacks, perhaps even the eventual destruction of the Universe. Thus, under the guidance of the Cosmic Will, multiple similar pasts would converge upon the same future. Yet not every possibility would yield one identical and unique result. They would converge into a finite yet uncountable number of futures, thereby maintaining the overall low-entropy stability of the universe's spacetime model. Liu Xiaoxiao called this power of the Cosmic Will the converging force, the corrective force, an embodiment of inevitable destiny.
Liu Xiaoxiao believed that this converging force existed to allow the Universe to remain in a low-information state, reducing the burden upon the Creation