In essence, the universe of a Dimensional Demon God had many similarities to a single universe. Both were constructed from complex rules and energy.
But a Dimensional Demon God's universe was also very different from a single universe.
For example, in a Dimensional Demon God's universe, the timeline and even space itself could be chaotic. The entire universe could be disorderly, so long as it conformed to the rule-power possessed by the Dimensional Demon God who controlled it from behind the scenes.
That also meant Dimensional Demon Gods could mass-produce large numbers of powerful beings. As long as those powerful beings did not surpass the limits of a single universe, their strength could even approach He Who Remains without limit.
That was why Chthon and the others had previously been able to send out subordinates at the Creation God level with ease, because subordinates like that were no different from consumables to them.
Especially for beings like Chthon, Dimensional Demon Gods with deep foundations, their universes were even more powerful than ordinary single universes, so naturally they would not feel pained over the deaths of a few subordinates.
Robet was different. Robet's universe was indeed completely under Robet's control, but there were still so many living beings in that universe, as well as its originally functioning timeline and its gradually expanding space.
If Robet truly manipulated universal energy and rules at will to construct some powerful beings, then it would inevitably affect the universe's future development, and might even throw the entire universe's rule system into disorder.
By then, Robet would have to personally control the universe's operation and weave it into an entirely new direction of development himself.
But Robet did not even want to manage the Avengers, let alone personally manage an entire universe.
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