Qin Yi had seen this many times.
Often, after cultivating to a certain point, one discovered that "the heavens were false."
And in this world, there was no need for a transmigrator like him to explain such things. Many years ago, because of some absurdly overbearing Nose-Hole Person... perhaps Yao Guang had been involved as well. Qin Yi felt that this could not necessarily have been accomplished by Liusu alone, but there obviously would not be any mention of Yao Guang in Liusu's own account...
In any case, because such breathtakingly brilliant humans had existed, the concept that "the heavens were false" had already been revealed tens of thousands of years ago. They had even torn open the firmament, leaving no chance for him to show off.
Not every cultivation world necessarily had such a concept; it was more of a symbol.
Just as, in worlds without Spiritual Energy, those who walked the path of science shattered the belief that "heaven was round and earth square," likewise tearing apart the illusion of "the sky as a rounded canopy."
It was a similar symbolic meaning. In a cultivation world, that was Tearing the Sky.
It was the unceasing footsteps of humanity's exploration of nature. Every world was the same.
That was no longer important. This was not the time for a literary youth's sentimental musings.
What mattered was the practical question: there were people outside the Door.
The Door was the Door of Myriad Mysteries, and also the door through which the mist obscuring the Dao Path had been torn apart, revealing reality.
It was not a physical object, but something with multidimensional meaning.
The universe was plural.
Planes overlapped.
If there were people beyond the Door, and even the Sky Curtain had been created by them, then had this plane