Plot Explanation Special Chapter

Plot Explanation Special Chapter

...Second update...

Let me explain something separately—one crucial point.

The world was not created by Lang. The original world had all kinds of possibilities; it could have brewed world templates utterly unrelated to Earth. To give inappropriate examples: Trisolarans, Transformers, and so on.

That is, if this world had not been influenced by Lang's thoughts, it might have produced things like Athena and Odin's pantheon...

Lang believed this was the Chaos Sea, so with no other thoughts influencing it, this became the Chaos Sea. —When I observe the microscopic world, my observation affects the microscopic world; that does not mean I created that world.

In Lang's subconscious, he regarded this place as the Chaos Sea—the Primordial Wilderness system. It was equivalent to hypnotizing the world, using the world seed as a blueprint, causing this world to develop into one that had originally existed only as a construct of Huaxia Mythology.

That was the definition of placing shackles upon the world.

Pangu was not imagined by Lang—it was this world evolving along that path!

Once the Initial World developed in that direction and gave birth to Dao Charm Fragments and Multiple True Spirit lifeforms, Lang's thoughts had only a very weak influence on the Chaos Sea.

Lang was merely a faint consciousness. It was only because he came too early that his influence was so great—he was the first flap of the butterfly's wings, determining the direction in which the hurricane traveled, not the hurricane itself.

This is the core setting. Is it really that hard to understand?

The Primordial Wilderness was not imagined by Lang. Rather, Lang believed it was, the world believed itself to be, and the world evolved into the Primordial Wilderness. The world could originally have evolved into a new universe unrelated to