Meng Chuan had always had one question about the Other Selves system.
My Other Selves in Lifetime can't surpass the realm of my True Self. Fine, no problem. I accept that.
After all, Lifetime is where this system originated. I can understand its restrictions being stronger.
My Other Selves in Shrouding the Heavens can't surpass my True Self's realm, either. They always have to remain one realm below it. Fine, that's no problem. I can accept that too.
After all, Shrouding the Heavens is my world, and my True Body is there. Restrictions are only natural. With my True Self at the top, it's normal for my Other Selves to have a fixed ceiling.
But if my True Body is in Shrouding the Heavens, why can't my Other Selves in other worlds catch up to my True Self in realm?
What, can the Lifetime Method impose its restrictions on all the Laws in other worlds too? Do the Myriad Heavens and Worlds belong to you?
That's quite some official authority you're throwing around!
In lower-level worlds, one could say the world itself restricted an Other Self. If it grew too far beyond the world, its sheer magnitude might burst the world apart.
But a world like Swallowed Star could never be filled to capacity.
Meng Chuan had been researching and exploring this question all along, hoping to make a breakthrough in the realms his Other Selves could reach.
He held out no hope for Lifetime or Shrouding the Heavens. That was impossible even to imagine. But worlds like Swallowed Star and Marvel were worth the effort.
If he could have a Quasi-Immortal Emperor-level Other Self before he himself became a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, and an Other Self capable of contending with an Immortal Emperor before he became one himself...
Wouldn't that