Within the Niwan Palace, countless Hexagram were being deduced simultaneously, as if playing an endless chorus.
All of Li Xingkong's Divine Sense, Divine Sense, and will had been concentrated here. In his mind, a model that looked like a goose egg was being constructed from scratch.
Using the spatial theory obtained from the system as its skeleton, the knowledge acquired from the Axiom Arc side as its branches and leaves, and finally the theoretical foundation of the Thousand Mountains Method as its shell, a model that seemed to have been shrunk countless times slowly took shape in Li Xingkong's mind.
To be honest, Li Xingkong wasn't confident when he first started building the model. Although he had reached a certain level of mastery of spatial theory and practice, he still had some doubts about his ability to find external factors.
After all, my journey has been primarily one of learning, and I haven't created many of my own methods.
Li Xingkong was confident in his learning ability, but he was less confident in his innovation and research capabilities.
After all, all confidence is based on facts. Has Li Xingkong actually researched anything so far? In his opinion, very little.
So far, he has only figured out the Three Palaces System on his own, and it has accompanied him throughout his entire Golden Core Stage. As for other methods, they are indeed a bit too advanced for Li Xingkong at the moment.
But after finding a starting point for the model and starting the construction of the Dragon Gate, Li Xingkong found that the entire construction process went very smoothly.
Everything seemed to fall into place naturally; when the model needed it, the corresponding knowledge points emerged on their own.
Li Xingkong never expected that everything would go so smoothly.
However, for Li Xingkong, the smooth process of building the model was only to be expected.
There are very few cultivators in the entire cultivation world who have such a superior learning environment as him.
He could freely use the cultivation techniques in the system's pool, and Wan Chongshan also provided him with meticulous instruction. This was equivalent to two industry giants teaching him, imparting their knowledge verbally and by example without reservation. Under such circumstances, if he still had problems building models, it could only be described as a lack of talent.
Immersed in his mind, Li Xingkong forgot the passage of time and isolated himself from all memories that could trigger emotional fluctuations, turning himself into a complete Seeking the Dao, single-mindedly engrossed in building the model.
The flow of time within the time acceleration zone is already fast, and due to Li Xingkong's prolonged sitting, a layer of dust about an inch thick has settled around him.
Although protected by the Seven-Colored Cloud and Rosy Mist Robe, his body was indeed clean, but during cultivation, there was no extra Magic Power to supply the Cloud and Rosy Mist Robe, so it could only maintain Li Xingkong's own cleanliness.
Nearly half a year has passed in the outside world, but within the acceleration zone, that's almost 5000 years.
This is almost comparable to the depth of the Divine Land Civilization. For Li Xingkong, it was the first time he felt he had lost the concept of time.
Building the model itself takes a lot of time, and later on, Li Xingkong discovered that there was still a great deal of content within the Thousand Mountains Method that he hadn't fully grasped and needed to learn.
When he was learning the Thousand Mountains Method, in order to catch up, he treated it as a complete black box.
Now, all the lessons I missed back then need to be made up for.
Fortunately, learning is something that takes time and patience; anyone can succeed as long as they have the time.
After nearly 2000 years of study, Li Xingkong finally mastered the contents of the Thousand Mountains Method.
Over the next 3,000 years, he tried every possible way to combine the Thousand Mountains Method with existing models.
This step proved far more difficult than he had imagined.
The most difficult point is that the Thousand Mountains Method is beyond the scope of the curriculum.
The model that Li Xingkong needs to create only requires analyzing the spatial structure of the universe, and then finding a breakthrough opportunity based on this model.
However, the principles of the Thousand Mountains Method Technique are based on multiple parallel worldviews, and many of its fundamental principles actually exceed the scope of this universe.
In other words, if Li Xingkong wanted to achieve the Nascent Soul, he would already have that ability after he had thoroughly mastered the Thousand Mountains Method.
But the problem now is... Wan Chongshan pulled the system out, and Wan Chongshan didn't give him any guidance on matters related to Nascent Soul formation.
Therefore, in Li Xingkong's eyes, this constructed model is still just a model of this universe.
He wanted to find a new external factor within this model that was already beyond its scope without its knowledge.
This is similar to when Li Xingkong first started graduate school, and his professor, who had only assigned homework, inadvertently gave Dantzig one of the world's unsolved problems. This shouldn't have been a problem for Li Xingkong to solve at this stage.
But because of this inexplicable development, Li Xingkong, completely unaware of it, was presented with a difficult problem that would deter all cultivators of the same level.
Normally, a well-constructed model should conform to geometric aesthetics; whether it is a sphere or a geometric solid, it is reasonable.
But the final model that Li Xingkong created was not like that.
It's like a maracas, with one end being a near-perfect sphere, and at one point on this sphere, there's an extra long strip extending outwards.
This long strip represents the Thousand Mountains Method, which has already exceeded the theoretical scope of this universe model.
Imperfect.
Yes, it's imperfect.
This was the first thought that came to Li Xingkong's mind when he saw such a model.
Can an imperfect model be used to help him Leap over the Dragon Gate?
Li Xingkong expressed strong doubts.
Although he could try the Thousand Mountains Method at this point, it seemed that success or failure would soon be clear.
But having isolated all memories that affected his emotions, Li Xingkong had only one thought at this moment.
The incompleteness of the model construction is itself a deficiency.
Even if one succeeds in leaping over the Leap over the Dragon Gate using such a flawed model, there will still be some dissatisfaction.
Once humans set aside all self-interest, they are inherently creatures that strive for ultimate perfection.
This was especially true for Li Xingkong.
After 5,000 years, all that's been done is this one model. How can he accept that?
However, existing knowledge and theories had already been incorporated into the model, Li Xingkong had no other knowledge points left to fill in.
What should we do?
The divination of the Hexagram continues at full speed, but without a clear objective, the calculations are destined to yield no results.
Is this how it's going to end?