After conducting some experiments, Mo Qiong became extremely interested in this world, even though the matter here could not nourish him in return.
For example, he tried controlling Holy Priest to shoot a large rock into his own hand, only to see the rock instantly blossom before his eyes.
There was no fluctuation, no dazzling light—only a streak of radiance spreading outward, like a glowing spark that quickly vanished, rapidly fading into nothingness.
It happened so fast that Mo Qiong did not even see what the rock looked like before it was gone. The moment the light reflected its image, it had already turned into radiation.
In other words, a rock from there could leave behind only a wisp of insignificant light and heat in reality.
That light and heat was instantly exhausted by the environment, becoming an infinitesimal part of the entropy of the universe with no meaningful significance.
But it had left behind a sense of its own existence...
Even if that humble sense of existence amounted only to Mo Qiong remembering its passing, something that existed was still something.
If it were another virtual item, not even a glimmer of light could be seen. During his previous experiments, when he had tried shooting game items into reality, Mo Qiong had not been able to see even a shadow of them. It was as if he had never shot them over at all.
From this, it was clear that the virtual world he had entered this time was considerably more "advanced," "solid," and "powerful" than the others.
"No. If something can leave behind a glimmer of light, then it's possible for something to leave behind a physical form..."
"Can this really be considered a purely virtual world? Could it actually be a real world, only an extremely weak