What was the spiritual qi environment like in cosmic space far from celestial bodies?
Wang Qi had not never considered this question before. It was just that in his thinking, the spiritual qi environment of outer space was nothing more than thin and chaotic—at the most extreme, perhaps those entropy-increasing monsters he had seen had come from the depths of the starry sky. Their "power," or rather "ability," to consume all spiritual qi through internal depletion also resembled the outer space Wang Qi had imagined.
But after actually calculating with that data, Wang Qi discovered—
He knew absolutely nothing.
"This can't be... The data is obviously abundant enough. Why are the results random?"
No matter how he calculated, he could not obtain a definite result. Or if he did, that result contradicted certain observational data.
Wang Qi wanted to raise a hand and wipe the cold sweat from his forehead, but the moment his hand touched it, he remembered that this was the Myriad Immortal Illusion Realm. He was only a virtual character right now. He sprawled over the light screen displaying Feng Luoyi's data, wishing he could stamp the data-filled screen directly into his mind. He examined every piece of data with painstaking care, hoping to spot something.
The trajectory of planetary rotation, positions... celestial mass... excess perihelion precession... the structure of star palaces [galaxies]... the speed of light derived by the Heavenly Song Heavenly Origin Group...
All the data astrophysics from his previous life would have used was indeed there.
If spiritual qi were set to a constant value of one, then this truly was a universe macroscopically extremely similar to the one Earth inhabited. But once the premise of spiritual qi was added...
"No matter how I calculate, I can't get an exact result... It's a mass