Information interacted, and boundaries dissolved.
Just as at this moment, the feedback from underground made the thick barrier between Tai Yu and the strata hundreds of kilometers below no longer impossible to cross.
The intermittently connected information links from the "Grease Balls" already deployed were the handholds.
In the Central Star Zone, under the "Abyssal Spirit Net" system, there were certainly many underground detection tools far more convenient than "Grease Balls." Yet Tai Yu had still chosen them, even going so far as to open a dedicated production line, because this kind of "information interaction" could likewise verify the state of a certain "boundary"—what kind of distorted boundary relationship existed between the "Heavenly Abyss-Hanguang" and "Abyssal Spirit Net" systems?
History and reality, others and the self, deduction and practice would all tell him the answer from different angles.
The historical information Tai Yu could gather at this stage had reached its limit, while sorting out and gaining control over reality would still take some time.
Other people's actions and emotions, their reactions toward him, were precisely what formed connections with him and intertwined into a net. As for changes between virtual reality and reality, those required further observation.
And the plans he had deduced from existing information ultimately still had to descend from "Visualization Spacetime" into the real world. Only after seeing the results could he complete the closed loop of feedback, correction, and further deduction.
There was nothing wrong with such stages and processes. The only problem was that the pace was too urgent.
This should have been approached gradually, over three to five years, perhaps decades, digested bit by bit.
But just as he had told Zhe Rong, big scenes had their advantages. All kinds of extreme circumstances could only stand out at a time like this.
Others—well,