Whose Netherworld (4)

So, when the Qin Era Star System and the Douluo Star System merged, the most likely outcome would be like diluting ink with water. Some color would fade, but it would still be usable, while the total volume increased.

For the worlds themselves, the benefits of doing this were not particularly great.

The rules on the Douluo side would be suppressed to some extent.

The average physical constitution on the Qin Era side would also decline somewhat.

However, after the cultures of both sides collided and all kinds of novel ideas and concepts blended together, the resulting creations would be anything but simple. There was a high chance they could raise the upper limits of power in both worlds. For example, after Surprise Carp entered the Douluo Star System, her sword strikes could cleave through space, giving her deeper insights into spatial power. Once she absorbed and summarized those insights, she might create a sword strike that always hit its target, or one that could appear instantly from millions of miles away. Even if she returned to the Qin Era Star System, such techniques would remain viable. The world itself would not reject such mechanisms.

And judging by the disparity in power between the two sides—

Most ordinary people from the Qin Era Star System, if sent over there,

would possess physical constitutions equivalent to Soul Kings or Soul Emperors with five or six rings.

Moreover, they would be the kind with Beast Spirits.

But one had to remember that the Qin Era Star System was currently in the late Warring States period. Looking across the land, most commoners could barely afford to eat.

If a commoner who could eat his fill were sent over to take a look,

or if ordinary soldiers were allowed to see it,

their starting