Chen Yu kept reincarnating within the Heavenly Demon Space, while the Benevolence Star Lord Sect outside developed at a rapid pace.
Each time the outside world developed, Chen Yu had to enter the Heavenly Demon Space once, then charge madly toward an outcome where no innocent person died unjustly.
Once the city's population reached a million, Chen Yu discovered that he could no longer move forward.
The larger the population, the more apparent the resulting chaos effect became. One person's breakfast at one end of the city could affect another person's life or death at the other end, with countless unpredictable variables in between. This made progress exceptionally difficult.
Moreover, without a substantial increase in productivity, population growth could only be relieved by opening up other towns. Crude transportation delayed the delivery of orders, and sometimes made it impossible for orders to reach the other side at all.
Chen Yu felt as if he were playing an incredibly realistic civilization game. He was even a player with cheats, able to reload saves and predict outcomes, while also relying on the Star Lord to help manage things.
Yet the Realistic Difficulty was still terrifying, leaving him stretched thin as he played and making him realize that the Heavenly Demon Constitution was even more formidable than he had imagined.
There were a million people in the city, and every single one had their own appearance, personality, and life experiences.
All of them had been simulated by the Heavenly Demon Constitution within the Heavenly Demon Space before being placed in the city. This terrifying computing power probably did not even amount to a tenth of the Heavenly Demon Constitution's full capacity.
Those ancient old demons truly were terrifying.
But they were still detestable!
Chen Yu admired it while gritting his teeth, endlessly searching