Ye Meng's feelings were a tangled mess. Becoming a Dimension Master was far harder than she had imagined.
There was not even a fixed answer for attaining that realm. Every so often, she would have to achieve it all over again.
Huang Ji had shown her every method, but she had only been able to experience that power briefly.
"Why?" Ye Meng asked bitterly. "Is it because of π-level Souls? I noticed that even your Ultimate Chaos Algorithm can't predict their every move with complete accuracy."
Huang Ji shook his head. "But you succeeded, didn't you? Yes, the behavior of π-level Souls is elusive—chaos within chaos. No matter what you do, you can't calculate it perfectly. You'll always be stuck at ninety-nine percent."
"But the information inside π-level Souls isn't counted as 'observable physical data of the universe.'"
"They exist independently. You only need to calculate the things they affect indirectly to reach the 'one hundred percent' recognized by spacetime."
Star Gods could read minds and even examine souls, but π-level Souls were the exception.
At most, they could infer what was happening through indirect particle collisions. That could never yield complete certainty.
But it did not matter. Spacetime did not count that unknown portion toward its definition of "one hundred percent."
In other words, once the various π-level Souls were included, the total amount of information was actually "more than one hundred percent."
Being unable to calculate other Star Gods did not prevent someone from becoming a Dimension Master.
After all, the essence of that realm was possessing information that matched the information held by that dimension's spacetime. All that mattered was spacetime's recognition.
That was still different from Huang Ji's "true omniscience." Becoming a Dimension Master through scientific means allowed for unknowns.
Huang Ji possessed true omniscience. It