Final Thoughts...

It was finished. I originally wanted to write more about the Desolate Era World, but when I actually tried, I felt there was nothing left to write.

Among the rulers of the eight Chaos Universes, Iyer was just a grasshopper. No matter how he jumped around, he would die. I originally wanted Zhou Zheng to occupy all of Space-Time in the Desolate Era World, but Taichu, its ruler, was a tough nut to crack.

The concept of rulers was simply too unsolvable. Just as a World-class Primordial in its own Source World could rival a Lord, a ruler hiding in their own Source World was impossible to kill—who knew how to deal with them?

Other rulers would immediately become ordinary Ultimate Supreme Beings once they entered another Chaos Universe, so even eight rulers would be useless.

According to the original work, rulers were invincible within their own worlds. Even if they were ganged up on by eight rulers, they could withstand it completely.

Under the current setting, unless rulers were forcibly weakened, they really would be hard to kill. So I'll leave that to the future Zhou Zheng.

Zhou Zheng's future path was already very clear: he would continuously project himself into the myriad worlds to cultivate. Once he advanced further in the future, killing Taichu would be easy.

At that time, as the original Desolate Era stated, once he obtained Taichu's Boundary Setting Stone and made use of that special Chaos Universe still being nurtured, he would be able to completely control everything.

Now that I've finished talking about the later plot, let's return to the book as a whole.

I was fairly satisfied with this book. Whether in terms of content or results, it was my best one. Of course, I originally wanted to write about the myriad