Heavens and Myriad Worlds Life Simulation System: "Rule" Itself Conducted a "Self-Inspection"
The Infinity Stones could accelerate this process, but they could not replace the world itself in completing the most crucial "transformation."
Moreover, although the world had undergone enormous changes due to the integration of the Infinity Stones, its infinite possibilities, endless timelines, and countless parallel branches were all expanding and deepening.
However, the effects caused by this expansion mainly stirred within higher dimensions.
For ordinary civilizations and living beings residing in a specific "Surface Universe," within a particular "main timeline," it was almost impossible for them to directly perceive such earth-shaking changes.
The starry sky remained dazzling, the laws of physics continued operating steadily, and time flowed evenly as before. The sun rose as usual, planets traveled along fixed orbits, and microscopic particles behaved according to known laws.
The cosmic constants observed by Scientists showed no sudden changes, historical records had not inexplicably gained or lost chapters, and the future still seemed to be developing along predictable paths.
The development of civilization, the joys and sorrows of individuals, the evolution of galaxies—everything appeared no different from before.
That was because an increase in the world's level would not alter the "content" that had already been written; the perceptions of living beings and the technology of civilization were mostly confined to the world's "surface."
Furthermore, Bai Xuan had also improved due to the integration of the Infinity Stones and the perfected Multiverse Prototype.
Every pulse of the world, every newly added timeline branch, every newly born Parallel World bubble, every minor adjustment and deepening of Rule—it all felt like extensions of his own limbs.
Although there was still a gap between him and the Multiverse level, every aspect had undergone tremendous improvement from its original foundation.
The world's foundation had skyrocketed, and the path toward advancing into a Multiverse had been