It was Tai Yu's first time on Gouchen Star, but he was not unfamiliar with the place.
Among the information synchronized over by the "Great Existence" were experiences from other perspectives, but they had only made his understanding more vivid; it was still rather superficial.
True insight had come from the "Boundary Curtain" that separated spacetime and connected trillions of living beings.
By "traversing" it from that angle, then roughly extrapolating with "Myriad Transformations Deep Blue," Tai Yu had almost become a naturalist who had deeply studied Gouchen Star, possessing an extremely thorough understanding of the planet's ecology, society, and spacetime structure.
The more he understood, the harder it was to like it.
Across Gouchen Star, the ubiquitous Manors and "Authority Walls" formed divisions both visible and invisible.
Dropping onto this planet was like falling into a deep abyssal pool whose surface was calm while its depths were full of hidden currents and whirlpools; even the "Boundary Curtain" would be affected.
That was because many "Manors" and "Demi-Planes" here had themselves "chiseled" temporary or permanent "passageways" into the "Boundary Curtain," making it easier to enter and exit "inner and outer spacetime."
The "Gray Blue Eye" Demi-Plane was a very typical example.
Wasn't that just a "Boundary Curtain Leak Point" stabilized over a long period by "stoking the boiler"?
By comparison, never mind that "Plane Six" had been thrown into turmoil for so long because of a single "Leak Point"; in terms of strict order, it truly surpassed "Gouchen Star" by a hundredfold, a thousandfold.
As for how "Gouchen Star" had avoided "leakage" during the previous "Pressure Relief," or how it had made use of the "leakage," that was a matter on another level.
On "Gouchen Star," the "Boundary Curtain" would suffer certain restrictions. One careless move, and it might smash