A Thought Blossoms

Peak Level Six was the end of physics.

To put it exaggeratedly, it was the end of science. But science in the broad sense had no end, and Lan Mu deeply agreed with that. Thus, the Quantum Observer was merely the pinnacle of physics.

From the Quantum Observer onward, the path of physics had already come to an end.

What came next was information... the true limit of the Universal Unification Theory.

Whether it was science, the immortal path, or the divine path—regardless of the path—if one wished to make essential progress from this point onward, all roads could only converge upon the field of information.

Of course, people at different levels had different classifications.

If one insisted on breaking it down further, Peak Level Six still had a great deal of room for improvement.

Yet this so-called room for improvement depended only on whether the information settings allowed it.

Take scientific civilizations, for example. Having reached the end of physics, could they truly make no further progress? They could—by mastering dimensions.

Once they gained a dimensional advantage, the disparity in power would immediately become like that between two entirely different realms. In a sense, it would be like entering a brand-new realm.

Unfortunately, in the Omniverse, without involving the Root Algorithm, there was no possibility of ascending from lower dimensions to higher ones.

Once that path was closed, the pinnacle of physics ended at the Quantum Observer.

Take the immortal path as another example. Because various information settings did not permit it, once it reached its end, it could go no further. Without becoming a Saint, no matter how much stronger one became, one was still an ant.

And if the information settings decreed that even becoming a Saint did not mean mastering the Root Algorithm, but merely becoming