Based on an Inner Divine Realm's total volume, the life-forms and matter from outside it that it could accommodate were subject to a series of thresholds.
With every threshold exceeded, the outside life-forms and matter consumed more spatial energy simply to exist.
As everyone knew, the more energy an Inner Divine Realm consumed, the more energy it needed to replenish.
The more energy it replenished, the more likely it was to attract strange creatures from outside.
Although most of these strange creatures were not very powerful, even if they intruded, players could kill them and convert them into energy, providing some extra spatial energy for their Inner Divine Realms...
It was effectively the same as refining them directly.
But the creatures attracted were completely random, with no logic by which to predict them.
In theory, if enough creatures were attracted, some troublesome ones were bound to appear, potentially causing massive destruction throughout the entire Inner Divine Realm, or absorbing enormous amounts of spatial energy before simply leaving!
But wasn't it said that three-dimensional life-forms couldn't move independently in fourth-dimensional space?
How can these strange creatures break straight into our Inner Divine Realms?
This was another question Qin Feng had.
But perhaps this question would be answered once Qin Feng encountered them...
For life and matter to emerge spontaneously within an Inner Divine Realm, it has to advance into a true universe.
The dividing line for Cosmic God Tier powerhouses is whether their Inner Divine Realms have given rise to rules unique to themselves.
So if I want my skills to benefit from World God Tier special effects now, I have to transfer life-forms into it from outside.
*The more life-forms I transfer in, the stronger my skill effects will become, mostly in terms of divinity influence; but at the same