With his newfound understanding of the Desire Realm in mind, Li Qi made slight adjustments to his strategy.
Yet such adjustments brought many problems with them.
For one thing, there seemed to be more and more matters to handle.
So many that even Li Qi's thinking speed could no longer keep up.
With endless worlds, to traverse and exhaustively enumerate every property of the entire Desire Realm required no trifling amount of computing power. Li Qi had already spread out more than ten trillion Dharma bodies. The information he received every second was beyond counting—so much that his head ached.
He could only tell himself to do his best. Yet even so, Li Qi had to face trillions upon trillions of problems at once, make decisions regarding them, and solve them. But he soon discovered that every decision he made produced another problem waiting for him to decide upon it. He felt that he had become exceedingly indecisive.
In a sense, someone truly skilled at making decisions would never put them off, because if they did, the matters awaiting their decision would snowball larger and larger. One bad thing could easily drag out dozens more.
But without careful deliberation, how could one find a way to turn major matters into minor ones, and minor matters into nothing at all?
Especially since Li Qi possessed the ability to manipulate probability, making the situation he faced even more complicated.
Certainly, even for a third rank, the future remained uncertain.
But... an uncertain future did not mean it was not destined.
For an uncertain future could also be "infinitely many certain futures," just as there were infinitely many numbers between one and two, yet none less than one or greater than two.
The future was uncertain, but it could indeed be confined within