Even Wenren Sheng himself, after countless explorations, now had as many as 172,000 Mystery Points.
Yet he had only barely grasped a tiny fragment of the mysteries of time and space.
To completely unravel those mysteries was simply far too difficult.
Time was emperor, space was king.
That was how formidable spacetime was.
With humanity's current understanding, they could only see time as a one-way arrow.
As for whether time could be reversed, people imagined a four-dimensional world, where time would also become a controllable dimension.
In the three-dimensional space humans inhabited, people could theoretically alter almost any of the three dimensions at will.
Only time remained an uncontrollable dimension.
But in a true four-dimensional world, time would also be controlled.
People could freely jump to different points in time, then live their lives all over again.
The entire universe would be like countless different videos playing.
Without interfering with one another.
You could freely choose any video to enter.
Of course, wouldn't that be too chaotic? In Wenren Sheng's view, life adapted to its environment.
Just as humans had adapted to a three-dimensional world, while two-dimensional life would find three dimensions utterly disorienting. With an additional up-and-down axis, they would not even know which way to go.
It was all the same.
And those living in a four-dimensional world would have long since adapted to jumping back and forth through time.
In Wenren Sheng's current view, the other party had probably adapted to that state.
In short, it was like playing a game. If things went badly, you simply loaded a save.
And to restrict such behavior, people of later generations would likely establish certain conventions.
They would agree not to reload saves at will. For example, everyone could play in Ironman Mode together, only loading saves from fixed