So Old Tian's most terrifying trait wasn't his physique, but his will—strong enough to lock even that physique away.
A Cage Forged by Will. Doctor's assessment was absolutely spot-on!
So it wasn't that Old Tian couldn't grow stronger—it just depended on whether he wanted to? What a damn loss!
Doctor was right. Old Tian's existence itself was a miracle.
On the Steam Train bound for the Sea of Crimson Mist, Tiandao looked at the barrage comments from the Extra Chapter, his expression rather strange.
Although he had discovered long ago that the Stellaris Production Team was the biggest bunch of "Tiandao Supporters," and that Doctor was practically his God-tier Assist,
the angle from which this Extra Chapter supplemented the setting was still bizarre enough to leave him utterly surprised.
Because while this Extra Chapter appeared to merely explain and flesh out the plausibility of "Tian Dao Cells," it had also indirectly answered a question that had troubled Tiandao for a long time.
That was the plausibility of the Popularity System.
After all, Tiandao's growth in strength often happened in an instant, without the slightest buildup.
While that was nothing to most Dimensional Audiences, there was no telling whether some particularly nitpicky viewers might seize on it and argue endlessly.
But once the "The Innate Strong 2" Extra Chapter aired, those issues would no longer be issues.
From then on, every one of Tiandao's breakthroughs would no longer be "without buildup," but merely "the removal of restrictions."
Every surge in his strength would no longer be openly "cheating," but simply "rightfully taking back what belonged to him."
At that, Tiandao could not help silently giving the Stellaris Production Team a thumbs-up in his heart.
This angle for "whitewashing" him was simply too devious!
As expected, anyone capable of creating an anime