Tai Yu began the experimental phase of his "extended vacation."
In essence, he had taken leave from one place only to come work at another, a real workhorse. Yet he enjoyed it.
As the project leader, he dictated the pace of the experiment. When he said work, they worked; when he said rest, they rested. Of course, the only one resting was himself. The other experiment participants were basically working around the clock. When they got sleepy or tired, they could rest, but their physical and mental states still had to be comprehensively monitored, since that too was part of the experiment.
Only Tai Yu remained unwavering, sleeping at least six hours every two days.
Even Kule, watching from the sidelines, complained that working beside him felt like being back in the army—damn it, the kind where you were locked in solitary confinement.
Tai Yu's sleep was not purely for rest. It was his time for Joint Reading with the Great Existence.
His progress through the War History of the Myriad nations of the Heavenly Abyss continued steadily. It was not slow, and it was still accelerating.
At present, Tai Yu had finished the early sections heavily concerning the Ancient Gods. This was also because the Ancient Gods portion of the book was relatively brief. It only laid out a rough outline of how the Fantasy God Kingdom founded by the Six Heavens God Calamity had clashed with the Ancient Gods, how it had fostered the growth of New Gods, how it imitated antiquity, how it moved against the current, and how the Six Heavens God Calamity itself had functioned. The narrative logic was clear, but it was too dry, leaving one with the sense that many details were missing.
Only when the first New God in the true sense,