After mastering the Quantum Dao at the Half-Hunyuan level, Chen Yuan had fully comprehended every origin source Gu Jun had revealed. His hundred-day "study plan" had come to a perfect end.
In fact, Gu Jun had sensed when Yuan and Chen Yuan reached their goals. He had not stopped the demonstration, though, because his daughter, Jade Palace Lord Gu Yao, had yet to break through.
But she was close. He could feel that her understanding had reached the brink of a breakthrough. All she needed was one final push.
So even though maintaining that state took a great deal of energy, Gu Jun did not end the demonstration early. Over the next few days, he deliberately shifted the origin sources he was analyzing toward Gu Yao.
It was blatant favoritism, but neither Yuan nor Chen Yuan minded. They had already achieved their goals and were focused on other aspects of cultivation.
Yuan devoted himself to building his Origin Source System, while Chen Yuan worked to raise the level of the Great Daos he had mastered, hoping to push his Mind Index past ten thousand as soon as possible.
They had to admit that mastering the Quantum Great Dao had made both of them much more efficient at cultivation.
Yuan was thrilled. As the days passed, his Origin Source System took shape at an astonishing speed. Unexpectedly, the closer he came to finishing it, the faster his progress became!
Cultivating his Origin Source System was supposed to grow harder with each step, but that played straight into the Quantum Great Dao's unusual advantage: the more complex the goal, the more computing power it could stack.
To Yuan's surprise, the hardest step—embedding the Origin Source System into the circulation of Hunyuan rules—became the fastest once construction neared its end.
He had initially