The Observer Beyond the World

And so, under Zhang Qi's barrage of information, Nous, the computer with the greatest computational power in the universe, was pushed to its limits.

And that gave Zhang Qi an opportunity—a chance to invade Nous in a single direction...

The next moment, the sphere within Zhang Qi's mental world connected to Nous.

The tightly shut eyeball suddenly flew open.

There was no pupil or sclera at its center, only a pure, flowing gold—like molten gold, or a miniature black hole capable of swallowing even light.

The next second, Zhang Qi's thoughts were yanked upward by an irresistible force.

He felt his "gaze" rising without limit.

First, he saw the Xianzhou Luofu, that colossal vessel like a ginkgo leaf floating in the deep sea of the cosmos.

Then came the entire galaxy, countless stars turning into a flowing river of light before his "eyes."

Higher still, he saw a tree.

A colossal tree that could not be measured by any scale, piercing through the entire cosmos. Its branches were galaxies, and its leaves were worlds. And that was not all.

Information from other worlds surged directly into his mind like floodwaters bursting through a dam.

In the world of Backlund, he saw beyond Earth.

It was not an empty universe, but a sea of chaos. Countless twisted, indescribable outlines writhed against the backdrop of the stars. They were ancient, sleeping Great Old Ones.

The entire universe was a boiling pot of thick soup filled with mad whispers.

In the Type-Moon world, he saw a pure "void" constantly expanding at the center of the universe, devouring everything. Time, space, and causality were all torn apart at its edge, reassembled, and then spilled out.

In the world of Kamen Rider, the scene was even stranger.

Countless Earths, countless Tokyo Towers, countless Fuutos, were