"In a fantasy world, the concept of time and space is everywhere."
"Yet traveling through time and space remains an extremely difficult problem."
The stronger the world, the stronger its time and space, and naturally, the stronger its various Great Dao laws became.
Otherwise, why didn't the three Heavenly Emperors directly travel back in time at the end of The Sacred Ruins and save the master of the bronze coffin who stood above the Dao of Sacrifice? Wasn't it because they simply couldn't do it? The time was far too distant, and the other party existed at the same realm. It was fundamentally not something that could be done just because they wanted to.
Take the Primordial World, for example. After countless calamities, the Interception Sect had nearly been wiped out. Could Tongtian Cult Master, who wanted to reforge the Primordial World, not return to the past?
He couldn't do it either.
The Heavenly Dao did not permit it, and the Great Dao did not intervene.
It could even be said that the outcome had long been destined; the greater trend could not be reversed.
In other words, the entire Interception Sect ending up on the Investiture of the Gods as beasts of burden had already been destined.
But the Douluo universe was not that absurd. At the very least, Gu Chen had managed to travel through time and space before.
He had also briefly detached himself from the River of Time, reaching a state of omniscience and omnipotence, with the ability to casually fish people out from the past, future, or present.
Theoretically speaking, traveling to parallel time-spaces was entirely possible.
"Time-space dimensions."
A "glass sphere" that constantly shifted between green, white, and silver-white appeared in Gu Chen's palm.
Then, as though performing a magic trick, it transformed into