Prison Meng: Haqi Ying, You Jerk!

"'Evolution Paradise' and 'Paradise Player'... A paradise for those who temper themselves and press onward, and a purgatory for those who refuse to improve. That really is an accurate description."

Before he knew it, Meng Yi thought of his old friend, "Mythical Da Luo T4 Solomon."

Solomon, the loafer who wandered everywhere, slacking off, having fun, and looking for amusement, had revealed the truth of the Myriad Worlds long ago in his carefree tone.

"Da Luo" = a homeless person; "Mythical Da Luo" = a secure civil-service position; "Body Becomes Pangu Stage" = relative financial freedom; "Dao Struggle Stage" = the beginning of setting out on one's own journey.

In the circles of the Myriad Worlds, "Da Luo" was considered a fully grown, normally functioning adult. Those who had embarked on the Universal Path of the "Six Kinds Luo Characteristic" were equivalent to "infants to adolescents."

Excluding the "15th Order Testing Ground," the "11th Order Worldview" through the "Tier 14 Primal Worldview" were the cradles in which infants grew up.

Those whose household registration was in the "Tier 14 Primal Worldview" could grow up safely, while the "11th Order, 12th Order, and 13th Order Worldviews" were "premature babies."

Everything had two sides. Disaster and fortune followed one another like shadows.

Starting from a high point had its advantages. At the very least, the resources of the "cradle" could nurture a "Tier 14 Da Luo." But without any variables, breaking through the shackles of the "Tier 14 Primal Worldview" was far too difficult. As a result, it was common to see cultivators stuck at one realm for countless billions of years without making the slightest progress.

Starting from a low point also had its pros and cons. The disadvantage was that one could easily die prematurely, since infants lacked much ability