In Zhao Cheng's eyes, however, his own elevation was rising without limit—or rather, continually carving a path upward, seeming to transcend infinity upon infinity and reach an unprecedented ultimate end.
Yet Zhao Cheng felt not the slightest fascination with such a wondrous experience. Compared to that instant of transformation when he attained the Innate True Calamity, this experience, though marvelous, still fell far short, brimming with emptiness and delusion.
Of course, if it were not compared to that instant, then the moment Zhao Cheng sat upon the Infinite Divine Throne, he had undoubtedly gained the highest, greatest, and strongest authority in the Infinite World!
It could even be said that anyone who could sit upon this throne would obtain the greatest authority and the strongest power. The only issue, perhaps, was that only the strongest mind could command the strongest power.
With the throne's power, anchoring causality and breaking equilibrium were merely its most basic functions.
The strongest mind was the cause; the strongest power was the effect.
The throne represented the strongest power, yet it could reverse cause and effect. Just as, in the world of True Calamities, one who lifted the earth by standing upside down was equivalent to possessing the power to lift the earth.
Whoever sat upon the throne likewise became equivalent to possessing the strongest mind.
No matter what that life had originally been like, at the instant it sat upon the throne, the cause of the strongest mind was already anchored.
As for what form that life would mutate into during the process, what distortions and torment it would suffer—those were processes that could be skipped. Only one thing was beyond doubt: the life upon the throne would certainly possess a mind matched to the strongest power.
And whether that life with the strongest