Small galaxies may be only equivalent to a Small World or a Lesser Thousand World in the Taiji Chaos.
Within large galaxies, however, stars stood in great numbers. Some stars were even no weaker than the 365 main stars of the Great Wilderness, and there were quite a few galaxies that had reached the level of an Origin World.
As for galaxies at the level of an Eternal True Realm, Styx's Nascent Soul had yet to sense any.
These galaxies existed within the same expanse of void, but the distance between them was infinitely far.
The development and cultivation civilizations within each galaxy also differed tremendously.
Overall, aside from their different external forms, they were basically much the same as the Taiji Chaos in other respects.
As Styx observed along the way, his distant memories gradually awakened, and his anticipation toward that little blue star grew stronger.
Having witnessed various worlds, Styx felt that the little galaxy in his memories might not be as simple as it appeared on the surface.
Otherwise, how could so many things that had originally been regarded as myths, but had actually happened or were happening, be spread freely across it?
Most importantly, based on Styx's observations, the entire Taisu Universe was in a state of rapid development. Why was that galaxy the only one to have entered the Age of Dharma's End?
In the Age of Dharma's End, myths had vanished, gods and ghosts no longer existed, and all supernatural powers, such as divine spirits and monsters, were nonexistent.
All great power returned to Heaven and Earth. Even when Living Beings died, they would return directly to Heaven and Earth, with no Reincarnation existing.
The birth of all Living Beings was produced naturally by the power of Heaven and Earth, constituting the most effective