"—Using the feedback of laws during a Small World's ascension to help wizards advance is a covert form of 'theft'... it does not make the world better, but only makes the rich richer, the strong stronger, and the poor poorer... We all know the law of conservation of magic power. The matter in the universe is finite. 'Moving' matter from one region and 'piling' it into another is like digging up the earth beside a tall tower and heaping it onto the tower. To make the tower taller, you must dig a deeper pit to obtain more earth, yet the deeper the pit, the less stable the tower's foundations become... If every 'tower' in the world digs up the earth beside it, the result will be 'hollowing out': ever smaller, ever lower foundations bearing ever taller, ever heavier towers. The structure of the universe will grow more fragile as well... Disrupting nature's balance will bring unknowable consequences..."
In the study of Qingqiu Mansion.
Su Shijun paused, the Feather Pen in her right hand coming to a halt, and frowned as she weighed the contents of the report before her. She had written every word on the paper stroke by stroke, without using any magic.
This was a bill she intended to submit to the Alliance Grand Wizard Council for deliberation.
Its title was the Bill Prohibiting Wizards from Advancing Through Natural Feedback During World Ascension—simple, direct, and clear at a glance. Like the wording of her draft, it was plain enough for even young wizards to understand, because after submitting the report, she intended to circulate it in advance through outlets such as the Beta Town Post to gain public support.
After all, this bill targeted the younger relatives closest to Grand Wizards and even Legendary Wizards. It would naturally