Wisdom encompassed many things: creativity, imagination, calculation, analysis, perception, and talent.
Talent meant either an inborn aptitude for a particular field or an intense drive toward it, allowing someone to grow faster than others with the same experience—or even with none at all.
In other words, talent came in two forms. One was natural ability: exceptional insight and a capacity to learn. Most geniuses had this.
The other was passion. Such people cared deeply about a field. They wanted to do anything related to it and would devote their lives to the pursuit. The moment they began, they came alive.
The universe's strongest had both. Yak seemed born to fight; he even struck combat poses when filming advertisements. Ou Ran Qi Guai was immersed in the pursuit of knowledge. From childhood onward, he devoted all his time to it, with no interest in romance or pleasure.
And each possessed extraordinary natural ability in his chosen field. Given enough time, they could theoretically become Star Gods through their own efforts.
Others could be made Star Gods and still be as inept as a Star Realm Overlord.
Still others had no desire to do certain things at all. Even if the corresponding power was handed to them, they had no interest in it. Naturally, they could not compare with someone who pursued it wholeheartedly.
The Starry Sky Side embodied the law of the excluded middle. Put simply: either it was, or it was not.
Something was either itself or not itself. That sounded obvious, but it was a fundamental principle of logic.
Every being beneath the stars was unique. Every soul was distinct, and every self was selfish.
So even if they merged into one, the result would resemble an ultimate dictator whose domain enveloped everyone.
The Starry Sky Will could not