As Gandonggon Mingwen observed Wang Qi's avatar, Wang Qi was also observing him through his own avatar.
Not only him—the fellow who believed he had captured Wang Qi's avatar was also among Wang Qi's subjects of observation.
Through the mysterious extraordinary perception possessed by his avatar, he observed the two simple subjects before him.
Whether it was the Fire Folk with a Nascent Soul so complicated as to be meaningless, or the Fire Folk who believed he had captured his avatar, both were worthwhile subjects of observation to Wang Qi. Their Nascent Souls possessed a certain degree of complexity, yet were almost entirely undefended. Wang Qi could slowly analyze their Nascent Souls with his ordinary spiritual sense, then compare that with what he sensed through that extraordinary perception to infer the nature of this extraordinary perception.
There was a gulf between one technology and another.
A radio falling into the hands of primitive people was nearly useless. Perhaps they could grind down some of the metal pieces inside and set them into weapons, counting that as a "technological-revolution-grade upgrade." But if the same thing fell into the hands of an ancient master craftsman like Gongshu Ban, its greatest use would likely be something like "the structure of screws." Yet if that same thing fell into the hands of people from the late nineteenth or twentieth century, it could immediately trigger a global shift in theory and a technological revolution.
The fundamental divine ability of Wang Qi's Primordial Spirit was like "a radio in the hands of primitive people." He could probably develop some applications from it, but too much of it came from Brother Wishful Thinking, and he had yet to fully digest it himself. That was why he could not understand it.
The extraordinary perception possessed by the avatar,