Serves You Right!

In the hot spring pool.

Feng Ye lay comfortably by the edge of the pool, half his body submerged in the hot spring. Everything above his shoulders was exposed, his arms draped lazily over the rim, his head resting against a protruding stone, his eyes closed.

He was adjusting the power within his body.

For existences above Black Hole Class, increasing one's strength meant constantly devouring the energy of stars and continually creating new power systems to improve one's control over power.

Under normal circumstances, the path to becoming stronger was to create a new energy system, gradually perfect it, then use the power of that new system to devour several or even more stars, pushing that system to its limits before embarking on further development.

This was the safest path to becoming stronger.

It was also why an existence like Chaos would create an entire world. In truth, the most orthodox form of this path was creation itself.

Create a world, use that world to deduce one's own power system, gradually sort out a new system, then create another new world and repeat the process.

By comparison.

Directly devouring someone else's power system came with a certain degree of instability.

The reason was that if one created a power system oneself, then from the moment of its creation, it would already fit perfectly with the power systems one possessed.

Simply put, Feng Ye possessed the power systems of the four worlds of Hokage, One Piece, Bleach, and One-Punch Man. If he created a world himself and established a new power system, that process would certainly be built upon himself as its foundation.

The power systems of the four worlds, such as Hokage and Bleach, were like the layers used to construct a pyramid. Whenever he wanted to build another