This world naturally had no absolute fairness.
Every living being had its own unique form. In a specific environment, it could naturally gain an advantage—for instance, fish could weave freely through water, but on land, they would face nothing but a dead end.
Clearly, the human form held no advantage within the Immortal Scroll.
With no other choice, Luo Zheng could only use the Crab Walk.
From the outside, the Immortal Scroll looked like a single sheet of paper, but in reality, it had three pages.
Whether it was the First Page, the Second Page, or the Third Page, none of them was as blank as they appeared. Quite a few "Scroll Beasts" existed here as well. There were many different theories about the Scroll Beasts' origins. Some said they were actually a type of living being from the Profound Measurement World, merely born suited to living within the Immortal Scroll. Others said that the Scroll Beasts had been created by the Instant Civilization, but all of them
were merely conjectures.
Not long after Luo Zheng entered the Immortal Scroll, he encountered a Scroll Beast.
The Scroll Beast looked much like the silhouette of a Beyond-Life being. It was not large, appearing to be a small wolf no higher than his knee.
The moment Luo Zheng saw the Scroll Beast, it had already pounced fiercely at him. Whether they were other Beyond-Life beings or Luo Zheng himself, their movements within the Immortal Scroll were subject to certain limitations. They truly seemed embedded in a painting, and the actions they could perform were extremely limited. This Scroll Beast, however, was far more agile.
Seeing the Scroll Beast charge straight at him, Luo Zheng chose to strike back.
The battle was even more dull and simple than Luo Zheng had imagined. The