First of all, there was something wrong with this place.
This was Source Dragon Star, the territory of the strongest tyrant in the universe, where the density of those at the Limit of Dao Integration was terrifyingly high. If he were a foreknower, he definitely would not have chosen to reincarnate in an area with so many variables.
The Dragon Emperor even had a rule: "Possessing a dragon is a capital crime." Heaven knew whether that rule extended its protection to humans.
But then again, Wang Qi was increasingly beginning to understand why the Immortal Alliance could not leave the protection of this great deity.
Second, the order in which he had "obtained the memories of a transmigrator" was wrong.
For the sake of efficiency, the first memory he should have gained ought to have been, "I am a second-loop transmigrator," followed by the infusion of certain concepts about aura, rather than leaving his childhood self to fumble around alone and then be driven mad by the results of classical mechanics experiments.
Even now, he had only vague memories of his previous life. As his research deepened, the differences between the Aura Universe and the Aura-less Universe began to stand out. Those vague memories gradually lost their usefulness and even seemed somewhat likely to increase the obstacles to his understanding.
If those memories had been clearer, everything would have been completely different.
Third, he showed no signs at all of awakening his memories.
At Wang Qi's current level of "leaping out of the river and ruling oneself," he already counted as one of the strong.
According to the Dragon Emperor and Demon Emperor, he had already surpassed the minimum requirement for becoming a foreknower.
If he had truly attained the unity of past and future and possessed a fruition, within