Marvel: I Have the Reality Stone!

The feedback indicated that it could be done, but it would require an enormous amount of energy!

Holy shit!

It could actually be done???

It was only a matter of not having enough energy???

Good heavens!

The [Mutated Stone] really was a powerful divine artifact!

A divine artifact on a higher level than even the Marvel Universe!

Could the Marvel Universe's Reality Stone manifest a "true god"?

No!

Never mind a true god.

The Marvel version of the Reality Stone could not even manifest a false god like those in Asgard.

What a powerful treasure the [Mutated Stone] was.

Yet Qi Jun could only both love and hate it.

He loved it because it was powerful!

But it did not belong entirely to him, and he could not help feeling bitter~

After half a morning and an entire afternoon of "exploration,"

Qi Jun had roughly figured out how to use the [Mutated Stone]'s manifestation ability.

Indeed, Qi Jun did not have the extensive knowledge needed for its other abilities, so he was not yet capable of developing them.

But for manifestation alone, all Qi Jun really needed to do was keep testing the [Mutated Stone], then draw conclusions from the feedback it provided.

Overall, the [Mutated Stone]'s manifestation could be divided into three categories.

The first category was also the most wasteful of energy: with no base materials and no relevant understanding, he would supply an enormous amount of energy to manifest what he wanted based on an idea alone.

For instance, if Qi Jun wanted an antigravity spaceship but had neither the materials to build it nor the relevant knowledge of its construction, he would need to supply the [Mutated Stone] with an enormous amount of energy to manifest it.

Still, this category was not entirely without its uses.

At the very least, manifesting wondrous things that completely defied logic and fundamental rules fell precisely into this category, and only this category could accomplish it!

For example, what if Qi Jun wanted an ordinary mutt to be smarter than Tony Stark without undergoing any modifications?

Only the [Mutated Stone], which could change the rules as long as it was supplied with energy, could accomplish something so illogical, so contrary to fundamental laws.

Perhaps the Marvel version of the Reality Stone could do it too, but that thing drained its user's life force. Was it worth it?

The second category was relatively less wasteful: having the materials to make something but lacking the relevant knowledge, or having the relevant knowledge but lacking sufficient materials. Although manifestation still required an enormous amount of energy, it saved a great deal compared with the first category.