On Earth, the establishment of quantum physics had been an exceedingly tortuous process. In the microscopic realm, the world was so bizarre and uncanny that even the pioneers of quantum physics had not dared believe all that they had discovered. Max Planck had even been unable to accept his own achievements.
When he discovered that the absorption and emission of energy were discontinuous and unevenly distributed, the physical temple built from Maxwell's Equations, filled with mathematical beauty, had come crashing down.
The "field" of Tian Ge Xing, which represented "Maxwell's Equations," was twisted by the "discontinuity" and "nonuniformity" of Da Li San Cantong Qi, beginning to lose its stability. The clash of these two forces, like thunder colliding with Earth Fire, sent pain through every meridian in Wang Qi's body, and he nearly cried out.
That jolt also threw the mana formed by Tianyan Tulu off course.
Fortunately, the defining feature of Tianyan Tulu's cultivation system was its freedom and spontaneity. There was no such thing as "making an error in circulating the technique and suffering qi deviation." Wang Qi quickly regained control of that thread of mana.
Then, he continued circulating the technique.
To guide the mana of Tianyan Tulu, Wang Qi had no time to reconcile the powers of Tian Ge Xing and Da Li San Cantong Qi. The clash between the two techniques grew fiercer and fiercer. At times, Wang Qi felt his entire body go numb; at others, he felt his mana shatter into countless fragments, impossible to sustain.
Just as Tianyan Tulu had circulated halfway and its mana reached his dantian, Tian Shang Jue began to rebel. A wave of heat surged from Wang Qi's lower abdomen and instantly flooded his entire body. Wang Qi felt as though his whole body had fallen into a