During the endlessly repeating 31.4 hours that followed, Qin Feng kept searching for possible anomalies.
After roughly a few loops, Qin Feng had searched everywhere from the First Heaven to the Twelfth Heaven without finding anything unusual.
He could only head to the Thirteenth Heaven himself.
The entire Godforsaken Game had fallen into endless reversion, but ordinary players clearly could not sense anything unusual at all.
Even their thoughts and memories were constantly reverting to their state 31.4 hours earlier.
But the events within those 31.4 hours were not necessarily identical each time.
Even without any variables, the operation of certain kinds of matter and energy was inherently somewhat random.
For instance, the damage some players dealt naturally fluctuated.
The damage they received was not a completely fixed value either.
Of course, this randomness was microscopic or numerical, with a limited range. Its effects on the macroscopic scale were particularly negligible, introducing only tiny deviations into events at most.
Over several reversions, Qin Feng had practically memorized everything that would happen in the first Twelfth Heaven.
He discovered that even tiny numerical deviations could still trigger qualitative changes when enough of them accumulated.
For instance, what had originally been "you die, I live" now became "you live, I die"...
So it was the same during the Cycle Civilization stage in the original Blueprint World.
It was just that the volume of data during the Cycle Civilization stage was too small, so without variables, the outcome would hardly change.
Qin Feng discovered this by continually observing one reversion after another.
But it was of little use in his current predicament.
He wanted to find out who was causing the reversions, then disrupt their reversions as much as possible...
Since they both possessed a cycle high minor authority, they were inevitably enemies.