What kind of thing could freely transform between 'matter' and 'energy'? Before coming to this world, Su Hao had not known, and had believed that such a thing did not exist.
Based on his understanding, matter and energy could transform into each other. One could even use a mass-energy formula to calculate the converted energy and mass.
He had never imagined that during mass-energy conversion, there could be something existing at the critical boundary—a thing called Source.
That was right! After conducting some experiments and observations, Su Hao arrived at a conjecture: Source was something at the critical boundary between matter and energy.
As for 'Source,' Su Hao could no longer describe it with the word 'matter.' Calling it a 'thing' was more accurate, because the essence of Source was very likely not matter at all, but something that existed objectively, like 'space' and 'time.'
This thing was extremely unstable and invisible throughout most of the universe. It either transformed into stable 'matter,' or into the ubiquitous 'energy'! Su Hao guessed that perhaps this world possessed an exceptionally special environment that allowed the critical point of mass-energy conversion to remain stable.
Like the zero between positive and negative numbers.
As for what this special environment was—whether it was a characteristic of this planet or of this region of space—he did not yet know. What he could confirm was that this would become the primary direction of his future research.
If he could grasp a stable method of converting between 'matter' and 'energy,' then Su Hao could be called an 'inferior version' of omnipotence! As for Source being able to transform into 'all things' under certain conditions, the people of this world had actually known that long ago. Quite a few had even guessed that Source's essence was the substance of