The Forgotten World

The Seven Days to Die World Consciousness was still the one to speak up and answer Li Ke's question.

"Because your body has exhausted the knowledge of the universe, you naturally feel bored. But your mind hasn't reached that point. Ordinary Transcenders have cultivated for millions of times longer than you, so their will can easily expand to the size of a planet, or even a galaxy. They can create their own worlds and influence the laws within them. Many Creator Gods are only at this level. And..."

The Seven Days to Die World Consciousness didn't continue. It would have been rude to say more. Li Ke had spent half his cultivation time chasing women, and the rest either slacking off or indulging himself. The fact that he'd cultivated this quickly was already unbelievable—completely unreasonable.

Even the children who went to war in their early teens in this world had cultivated for longer than Li Ke had across all these worlds combined!

The fact that his influence could reach as far as two meters was already a testament to his extraordinary talent and astonishing aptitude.

It wasn't that Li Ke hadn't put in any effort. He'd simply worked about as hard as an ordinary person. By the Seven Days to Die World Consciousness's reckoning, he should only just have reached the point where he couldn't die. Becoming a Transcender was way beyond the syllabus.

But Li Ke understood what was going on now.

It was the same old problem: lack of accumulation.

The result of a cultivation realm far exceeding his mental cultivation.

It was like being a fifth-order Saint in Infinite Days, yet losing to a conventional fourth-order cultivator. He was too lopsided. And the area where he lagged behind required slow, steady effort.

If that weren't the case,