Global Awakening: Joining the Chat Group at the Start
Chapter 1848

The Difference Between "World Fragments" and "Raising World Level," Kazuma Sato Challenges Hachiman Hikigaya

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In Su Yunqing's understanding, "World Fragments" were higher-level, condensed aggregates of world rules, containing the rule information and origin energy of some destroyed or shattered world.

For a world itself, absorbing these fragments was like annexing small territories. Not only could it expand its scale, it could also obtain the "World Origin" of other worlds, making itself stronger and richer.

For sufficiently powerful individuals, World Fragments were even more potent supplements.

Depending on the size of the fragment and the completeness of the rules it contained, World Fragments of different sizes held different value.

However, in her view, World Fragments and raising World Level were not fundamentally different.

After all, once World Level rose, more rules and World Origin would appear out of nowhere as well.

That was why she did not understand what Bai Xuan meant by "more suitable."

What could be more suitable? Weren't they the same?

Son of Nature: "That is not the case."

Son of Nature: "Raising World Level is like making a tree taller and thicker. It is an accumulation of 'quantity.'"

Son of Nature: "Fusing World Fragments, especially fragments containing world rule information, is like grafting new branches onto a tree and introducing traits from new species. It is an expansion of 'quality' and the sowing of 'possibility.'"

Son of Nature: "At my current Realm, the latter is far more valuable than the former."

"World Fragments" and "raising World Level" appeared to be no different. After all, both ultimately strengthened the world itself, but their essence was still different.

"Raising World Level" was fundamentally an endogenous growth that stimulated a world's own potential.

Like excavating one's own mineral reserves, every newly added rule and origin came from within the world's inherent foundation and framework. It was a strengthening and expansion of the existing system.

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