This book had officially come to an end!
Thank you all for your support. Only because of you could this book make it this far. The author merely started it; everything after that was the readers' contribution!
Anyway, let me explain some of the questions in the reviews!
Some people asked why transcendence was necessary.
Because a fish had grown so large that it filled the entire fish tank!
Taiyi was fullness!
When someone could do whatever they wished and have every desire come true, would they not begin to doubt the reality of the world?
And what about omniscience?
With a single thought, they would know every transformation the world would undergo—and would already have experienced those transformations.
The Heavenly Dao-Level Thought Model left nothing out. In other words, the protagonist had already experienced every transformation in consciousness! After seeing all Taiyi, everything in the greater world became known.
Thus, the world was like a movie watched thousands, hundreds of millions of times, no longer stirring a single ripple.
Of course, one could also seal away the Heavenly Dao-Level Thought Model and experience things over and over through the world's cycles of birth, destruction, and Samsara.
But the result would be the same. It would merely take a little more time.
In the end, it would inevitably lead toward transcendence, toward destruction!
Taiyi's wisdom would not allow them to do something so meaningless, so none of them made that choice.
As for why the process of transcendence erased Taiyi's existence?
Because when you transcended dimensions, you yourself still remained within the world. When you transcended the world, the new world bore no trace of their existence.
Though the world was accepted, like a drop of fresh water melting into the sea, the world itself was changed as well!
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