When Li Chen saw this, he immediately understood what the Heavenly Ghost Dharma Body he had attained truly meant.
It was an existence beyond the limits of ordinary human knowledge and reason, beyond comprehension, yet it could affect objective things outside the mind. Just as he had enhanced and modified the Giant Kun, he could easily drape it in a shell of neutron star matter.
This was creation truly on the level of Immortals and Gods, as though Heaven and Earth and nature itself had gained a will.
However, this power came at the price of being forgotten and impossible to comprehend. Only when others became aware of him could they discover anything, touch his will, and influence it.
For a moment, a hundred emotions mingled within Li Chen, and he could not say whether he felt joy or sorrow.
For he knew he could never return to the world as an ordinary mortal again. Even if he now fashioned an incarnation identical to himself and descended before these people, what they perceived would only be the shell he presented, the equivalent of a higher-dimensional being's projection into a lower dimension.
He had truly "ascended," existing in the same world as beings such as the Third-Generation Sea Emperor.
Li Chen finally understood why his original body's cultivation and magic power had vanished after he attained the Dao.
It was not simply a matter of being "forgotten."
The essence of that phenomenon had to be the restoration of information at the root level.
All information about him, apart from his true spirit, had been restored to a particular moment.
This Myriad Heavens Universe seemed rather unusual. Its own boundaries were not particularly vast, yet within the inner layers of the Central Sea, and even in the Chaos Void, there were spaces