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Chen Shouyi's current strength was enough to destroy heaven and earth. With a thought, he could trigger a biological mass-extinction event on a global scale.

But in the end, this was merely planetary-level power. He did not even possess enough strength to destroy a planet. On the scale of the universe, such power was utterly insignificant. The energy radiated by the sun in a single microsecond exceeded his by several orders of magnitude, to say nothing of the other, larger and more terrifying celestial bodies.

Chen Shouyi sighed and looked out the window. Outside, the night was as deep as water.

"Why is ascending to a higher dimension so difficult?"

His willpower had now fallen into stagnation. He could only grind away at it bit by bit over time. To raise it to the level where he could naturally ascend to a higher dimension, the time required probably could not be measured in years. It would have to be described in... ages.

"But it's not as if there's no shortcut..." he thought hesitantly.

Just then, he sensed something and abruptly raised his head.

Several dozen kilometers away, in a dark alley, a shadowy figure had not even had time to scream before it rapidly dissipated like something weathered by the wind.

"This is already the fourth one this month. These evil believers are really becoming more and more numerous!" Chen Shouyi muttered softly, his brows tightly furrowed.

The next morning, early in the morning.

"Shouyi, the water meter burst! Come over and fix it!" Father Chen shouted from outside.

"Oh!" Chen Shouyi walked out, with Carl following behind him.

"This blasted weather. I don't think it was this cold even at the coldest point last year. The north might freeze people to death!" Father Chen moved aside, stamped on the