When the Chaos Cycle Seed reached the space-time before the Primordial One, Meng Chuan seemed to glimpse the scene outside.
There was only a murky void. Chaos did not exist. All that existed was an inconceivable, immeasurable "point."
At the same time, Meng Chuan's perspective kept "rising." He saw another "point" steadily approaching the primordial, immeasurable "point." That "moving" point was the Chaos Cycle Seed.
The Chaos Cycle Seed traveled backward from the present, moving slowly past the primordial point's "explosion," then past its "expansion" and "contraction."
The Chaos Cycle Seed came level with that point, but it did not stop there.
It suddenly "accelerated," swept cleanly past the primordial point, and squeezed in "ahead" of it.
There was nothing here. Nothing existed.
By all logic, even this "position" did not exist. No living being could possibly set foot here.
Even for the Limitless Ones, the oldest space-time their footsteps could reach was the moment the primordial, immeasurable point came into being, before it "exploded."
That position, that instant, was the root of everything—the place before all things, the very furthest Upstream.
A position before the primordial, immeasurable point did not exist. There was no such place.
The property of "existence" had appeared together with that point. No one could, or should, find a point in time earlier than existence itself.
But the fact that no living being could find it did not mean the Chaos Cycle Seed could not reach it. The seed was an exception.
Because the Great Dao's Sliver had changed its nature, the seed could "actively" do this.
It and the primordial point could be said to be the same thing.
If the seed passed the existing primordial point and went further ahead, that meant it had brought forward the moment when the property of "existence"