Recently, Chen Ye had read not only books on philosophy, but also some books on physics.
To seek breakthroughs in physics, summarize laws, and discover new elements, particle collisions were necessary.
By observing the interactions and scattering between particles, one could grasp some of their properties and use them to formulate a law.
Likewise, the evolution of life and the proliferation of civilization required a collision to reveal their essence and validity.
Chen Ye had created a group of monsters, like rolling walnuts one after another.
Although he repeatedly observed and understood these walnuts, even letting them explain the secrets inside themselves, he ultimately could not reveal everything within them.
To seek further breakthroughs, the only way was to make two walnuts collide.
In other words, he had to make two monsters fight to the death.
In a life-or-death battle, they might display abilities even they themselves did not know they possessed.
At the same time, the abilities of the two monsters would reveal their relative strengths, restrictions, or compatibility through their collision.
This was the fastest and most effective way to draw conclusions.
Inside Rift Space, Chen Ye had filled the bookshelves with all kinds of books.
"Energy is mass, and time is space."
"According to special relativity, the speed of light is eternally constant. From this, one can naturally see that mass and energy differ only by a constant."
"One could also say that any fixed amount of energy corresponds to a fixed amount of mass."
Chen Ye put down the book in his hand and fell into thought.
"But most inherent traits cannot be explained scientifically."
Through constant experimentation, Chen Ye had discovered that the traits of these monsters had three levels of priority.
One was an inherent trait. Most traits of this kind were constrained by