He'd met plenty of people who thought they were invincible in the universe. These useless fools had no idea what true invincibility meant!
Clearly, as a supreme being, a great Great Luo Golden Immortal, he had no idea what lay beyond the universe. He didn't even know that the small pockets of spacetime within his universe were actually projections of other universes beyond it.
In the eyes of these great, invincible Great Luo Golden Immortals, this was the myriad worlds of the heavens, and they were invincible across the universe!
Immortal through ten thousand tribulations, eternal and indestructible!
In fact, this was perfectly normal. The so-called world beyond the universe was like the world beyond a book. To enter it of one's own accord, one had to be absurdly powerful—nearly omniscient and omnipotent, on the level of the Daoist Three Pure Ones, the Supreme Brahman, or OAA—or possess the ultimate wisdom of the one who owned it. Alternatively, one might happen to invent a trans-spacetime travel machine. Otherwise, under ordinary circumstances, traveling between spacetime realms was impossible.
This was especially true of composite universes containing parallel universes. It was difficult for their inhabitants to realize that beyond their universe lay the great void and other infinite universes. They had a concept of the myriad worlds of the heavens, but it was limited to their own universe. They thought their universe represented the myriad worlds of the heavens, and that was perfectly natural.
It was a kind of pride, too. But since all this existed within a single universe, it meant that super-energy particles tended to converge. In the end, all kinds of laws were just revised versions of the same system.
Magic, psychic powers, chi—at their core, they were all just different forms of spiritual energy.
This led cultivators to