The higher-dimensional perspective and the virtual perspective were not the same thing.
The virtual perspective was divided into two types. Either the simulated sensory data was powerful enough to completely imitate the human senses, making it indistinguishable from a person, or it abandoned the "human perspective" entirely, with all existence, emotions, and changes becoming part of a data stream.
Either one had all six emotions, or one recognized none of its relations.
But the higher-dimensional perspective was completely different.
The higher-dimensional perspective was also known as the God's-eye view. In this perspective, Gao Gong transcended light, the four fundamental forces, and the cosmic background radiation. He seemed to pass through a black hole and arrive somewhere outside the universe, viewing a tiny planet in the universe from above.
That was where his true body was located.
Interesting. So this is what it looks like. I've directly transcended the cosmic horizon.
Gao Gong even saw a large amount of red light appear around the planet. The planet itself had also transformed into an infinitely long streak of red light.
This is "redshift," right? A phenomenon caused by the expansion of the universe, and important evidence for the Big Bang theory.
Gao Gong also discovered that, in this state, it was difficult for him to make his true body move.
That was because his true body had also turned into a kind of light. But this light was neither "redshift" nor "blueshift." Instead, it was a straight, upward-moving "goldshift."
This "goldshift" connected to his true body at one end and to his consciousness in the higher-dimensional state at the other.
Put in terms that were difficult to understand, time had stretched his body and consciousness into a line. The "head" of this line—his consciousness—was above the dimensions of the universe.
*I think