Is that right?
It was the same simple principle.
And then...
More importantly!
Dimensions determined the heights a person could reach.
Why was it that, for the most part, people with higher levels of life were more likely to possess greater strength?
Naturally, it was because those with higher levels of life had higher dimensional indices and could contain more energy.
Otherwise,
once you grew to your limit, you would encounter a bottleneck.
It was unavoidable.
Some might say it was a racial shackle.
Some might say it was a limitation of talent...
But ascending dimensions was precisely the truth behind breaking through bottlenecks.
At its core, it was all the same thing, wasn't it?
A person constantly growing stronger was, in essence, a process of continual evolution.
If you really wanted to quibble over it...
This was still somewhat different from the theories in those science-fiction works Little Griseo had seen before.
But conceptually, there was still a certain degree of similarity.
Put simply, and take it a little more casually—it seemed that would work too.
Then let's just treat it as a universal system of ranking for the entire cosmos.
It made no difference.
However, most of the time, it was worlds that were being classified.
What's more!
You could use a position to mark the other party.
That already meant that, within the cosmic sequence, the other party was essentially equivalent to a condensed world.
Under normal circumstances,
what individual living in a world could receive such treatment?
That was incredibly difficult!
After all, every world had its own background system.
Only by surpassing that background system could one possibly gain such qualifications.
How could an ordinary person manage it?
Under the same household registration, if your parents didn't agree, how could you split off and form