What did it feel like to become a god?
Honestly, it was pretty boring.
"When playing games, all I had to do was think about what to do next. Everything from boss strategies to third-rate plot twists would emerge, instantly spoiling everything and directly giving me the experience and techniques needed to clear it."
"Movies and novels were even worse. Instantly seeing through the ending was one thing, but I could even directly connect to the creators through Karma. Considering the pain and compromises they went through during creation, I became even less interested."
Omniscience and omnipotence? Lu PingAn could not manage that yet, but as a higher-dimensional existence, he already possessed an uncontrollable degree of "omniscience."
He knew himself that this was probably one of the traits of higher dimensions, a fundamental ability based on overlooking the timeline from a higher level.
"Could it be that those God Above Gods played War Game because ordinary entertainment truly meant nothing to them?" Lu PingAn felt as if he had inadvertently glimpsed the truth.
Or perhaps, for some of them—
If he had previously been an exceptional demigod above Tier 9, an existence suspected to be Tier 10, then after accumulating all those years on Earth once more, Lu PingAn had clearly truly crossed into the realm of gods.
His progress had been remarkably rapid, for a rather simple reason.
"Has construction begun? How is the environmental adaptation going?"
"Pretty well. Once they adapt, the local environment is actually even better than Earth's."
Around Courtyard Continent, Artificial Islands had also been built one after another.
Large numbers of professional warriors began moving into them, leaving the Courtyard's protection and adapting to the environment.
Meanwhile, Courtyard Continent still had a permanent population of over ten million. This was a true society where