With the ninth rise of Cosmic Creation in his Natal Star System, the Nine Suns Star System, and the experience of the previous eight, Liang Ji could say he was already thoroughly familiar with the process.
It remained the same as the seventh and eighth rises of Cosmic Creation: first, he destroyed and annihilated parts of the star system—stars, the void, and chaos. Then he urged the star system's power of Creation Rebirth to restore the stars, void, and other parts that had been destroyed and annihilated.
Through this cycle of destruction and Creation Rebirth, he would adjust and refine his Natal Star System, the Nine Suns Star System, and raise its level of Cosmic Creation.
The difference was that this time, Liang Ji needed to destroy and annihilate even more: every Life Star in his Natal Star System, the Nine Suns Star System, except for his Natal Star.
This went a step beyond the destruction and Creation Rebirth of the special stars in each of the "pseudo-star systems" during the eighth rise of Cosmic Creation. It now involved nearly the very trunk and foundation of his Natal Star System.
Each of these Life Stars was the core and foundation of a "pseudo-star system" that made up the Nine Suns Star System. Apart from his Natal Star and the nine Creation Stars, they were the most important and critical foundational stars in his Natal Star System.
If anything went wrong during this cycle of destruction and Creation Rebirth, his Natal Star System, the Nine Suns Star System, might not be destroyed and annihilated outright, but it would certainly suffer the most devastating damage. Its decline might even prove impossible to halt, directly threatening a drop in his Natal Star's rank!
So, although Liang Ji was confident that his comprehension and