"Infinite leveling, breaking free from the constraints of one's own world."
"Such a powerful force of rules could only exist in certain incomplete derivative worlds."
The more complete a world was, the more perfect—and thus more fixed—its rules became.
Like this: sacrificing the energy of an entire world to nurture a single person, allowing him to level up without limit and eventually become an existence that transcended the world, planes, and dimensions.
As long as a world was complete, such rules would never appear.
Thus, Li easily deduced its true nature. "A derivative world? No. Its laws are now extremely complete, yet subtly different. This is a main world that has fused with a derivative world."
Li did not even phrase it as a question, but directly reached a final conclusion.
"That's right."
Li could not help but sigh. "What a miracle. Derivative worlds are inherently fragile. Compared to more complete main worlds, countless derivative worlds and parallel worlds may be born every second, and countless derivative worlds and parallel worlds may also be destroyed every second."
"Compared to the more stable main worlds, derivative worlds are more like bubbles—everything within them is illusory. Yet it received such fortune, fusing with a main world and completely escaping its fragile fate of possible destruction at any moment."
"It seems you had a hand in this as well."
Shen Yu did not deny it.
For both the main world, which desperately needed to advance, and the derivative world, which was destined to be destroyed, merging worlds was a win-win situation.
Li looked toward the Inner World.
The spiritual energy in the Inner World was now the densest.
The spiritual energy in the Surface World was comparatively sparse, maintained at a level ordinary people could endure.
However, if comfort and stability were the