roccoschili Chapter 730 730: The Chaotic God World Seems to Have a Self_1
Chapter 730 730: The Chaotic God World Seems to Have a Self_1
"The Chaotic God World is in even more of a mess."As Wang Linchi viewed Tao Ran's memories, he noted that Tao Ran was just a minor figure from a remote area. However, it was precisely because Tao Ran was insignificant that he had been so easily deceived.
The so-called Gate of All Heavens and Realms was merely a trap, just as Tao Ran had suspected. The concept of "bodily instinct" was utter nonsense, a fabrication designed solely to fool him.
Tao Ran believed he possessed nothing anyone would covet, but in reality, his value was immense—at least, in Wang Linchi's hands.
He successfully located the coordinates of the Chaotic God World and, by using the data from Tao Ran, instantly reverse-engineered most of its fundamental rules.
Additionally, through Tao Ran's memories, he gained an understanding of the general situation within the entire Chaotic God World.
The Human Clan, the Demon Clan, the Ghost Clan... With so many clans crammed into one world, they're constantly at each other's throats.
Though, even if it were just the Human Clan, it seems the Green Nether Fairyland and the Qiandao Realm are always at war too.
Speaking of which, that Green Nether Fairyland is truly shameless, directly copying the Transcendent ranking system and Transcendent titles from the Chaotic God World.
Wang Linchi grumbled internally. The Chaotic God World's ranking system was just like the Green Nether Fairyland's, using Quasi, Human, King, Emperor, Venerable, Ancient, and Ancestor as Realm divisions.
However, Wang Linchi could see from Tao Ran that this was not a mere repetition of hierarchy but a complete and new system. Excluding the Quasi-God Realm, which mixed Immortal and mortal aspects, the realms from the God-human Realm upwards demanded an extremely high level of Comprehension. This began with the State of Mind, followed by Rule and regulations, and then weaving them into a Domain.
It resembled a miniature world. However, unlike Wang Linchi who directly transformed races, their inhabitants remained part of their original clans; their bodies were merely modified into some sort of node or base station.
Through this process, they obtained world authority, thereby augmenting their strength sufficiently.
It was as if they were cultivating Rules directly, a principle remarkably similar to the Soul Aspect World where Rules themselves had gained sentience. The only difference was that the Awakeners in the Soul Aspect World were innately like this from the start. Had they continued to develop, they would very likely have reached a similar state.
Of course, precisely because of this, the entry threshold for Cultivators in the Chaotic God World was extremely high. In the Qiandao Realm and the Green Nether Fairyland, with sufficient resources, one could raise a Cultivator to the highest Realm, even if their aptitude was poor; resources could compensate for such deficiencies.
In the Chaotic God World, however, one needed not only sufficient resources but also ample aptitude.
Fortunately, aptitude, aside from being nurtured in the womb, could also allow geniuses to emerge from the lower strata. Thus, the Chaotic God World had not experienced excessive monopolization.
It's a pity I can't see the process of world colonization; it's controlled by the upper echelons, Wang Linchi thought with some regret.
He suspected that the numerous clans in the Chaotic God World were likely absorbed when it colonized other worlds, incorporating these dominant races to strengthen itself.
And these races indeed weren't turned into warehouse security guards like in the Green Nether Fairyland.
From Tao Ran's physical structure, genetic sequence, and other data, Wang Linchi could discern that this individual had been continuously expanding outward through the civilization contained within his body. This method showed excellent efficacy in both adaptability and universality.
Even if Tao Ran were thrown from the Chaotic God World into the Qiandao Realm, while he would experience discomfort due to the environmental shift, he wouldn't outright die from a prolonged stay like Immortals from the Green Nether Fairyland descending to the mortal world. His discomfort would stem from the sudden change in the energy environment, akin to catching a cold when the weather turns; he would recover after a couple of days.
Furthermore, his physiology showed evidence of multiple modifications, amalgamating the advantages of various races.
Wang Linchi could tell that his bloodline had undergone multiple compilations. Don't ask how he knew; he had extracted something akin to a System log from the bloodline.
This was likely the Chaotic God World's method of transforming the various clans.
This transformation was surely not limited to the Human Clan of the Chaotic God World; other clans must have undergone similar modifications.
Considering this, those Cultivators in the Ancestral God Realm must be a great tonic!
Wang Linchi couldn't help but consider this. His thinking was simple, summed up in one word: eat.
Imagine, a multitude of miniature worlds! Their quality might be lacking, but their quantity would certainly be impressive.
This inexplicable sense of déjà vu... does it mean that the predecessor of the Chaotic God World was, like me, some form of intelligent being? Wang Linchi didn't consider himself to be the only one capable of such a feat.
If he could achieve it, why couldn't others?
Such matters were never absolute.
Otherwise, these operations of the Chaotic God World wouldn't make sense.
Wang Linchi wasn't clear on the specifics of the situation yet. However, he understood one thing: the Chaotic God World would definitely not be as easy to deal with as the Green Nether Fairyland.
Precisely because its predecessor was an intelligent being, it would have naturally optimized the entire world structure for its own benefit.
Yet, there were many puzzling aspects.
The most fundamental question was why not convert all the races into its own Vassal Families, instead of forcing them into internal conflict and attrition?
Take the numerous Families within Wang Linchi, for example; they are completely devoid of internal strife. Of course, friction is bound to occur, as each Family is composed of true living beings with their own egos and personalities. They are loyal to Wang Linchi, not mindless puppets.
Experiments, research, development, and so on, inevitably involve interaction, which in turn leads to gains and losses. To say there's no friction would be a lie. However, such minor frictions are not problematic.
In the Chaotic God World, however, there is genuine internal strife. Deep-seated hatred exists between the various clans, each wishing to annihilate all others but their own.
This point baffled Wang Linchi. For a world that ascended from an intelligent being, how could such a disastrous policy arise?
Wait... unless this intelligent being perished, but the world itself survived? Wang Linchi suddenly had a thought. What if the rules cultivated by the cultivators of the Chaotic God World weren't granted by the Chaotic God World itself, but were instead plundered by them through their Cultivation method, this 'program'?
That would explain it. The death of its primary consciousness led to the emergence of these internal problems.
No, that can't be right. If the primary consciousness is dead, then who is compiling the Human Clan's bloodline? Wang Linchi identified another contradiction.
The Chaotic God World was indeed complex.
Since it's not just a larger version of the nested-doll structure and is also suspected of having problems...
Wang Linchi hesitated. His previous idea was simple: open the gate, let the Merit Giant spearhead the assault with the Four Domain Kings, and charge in.
Destroy the opponent's Cultivation system, use brute force to shatter all enemies, and then he would take over everything.
That was his original invasion plan, centered on an overwhelming victory.
But if things were as they currently seemed, that plan might not work. After opening the gate, if the Chaotic God World's situation was truly that of a world ascended from an intelligent being, then Heaven and Man Five Decay might not be able to shatter its Cultivation system. His overwhelming strategy would then fail, and it's even possible he could be counterattacked and destroyed.
Therefore, the most important thing was to determine whether the consciousness of the Chaotic God World was dead or alive.
If it's dead, then it doesn't matter; he can just charge in and start slaughtering. If it's alive, Wang Linchi would have the Green Nether Fairyland gather a vast number of Lower Realms, form an asteroid belt, and crash it directly into the target, killing it before he makes his own move.
This is where the advantage of Wang Linchi's parasitic-type world becomes apparent: he doesn't need to fear being destroyed by other worlds crashing into him.
But how should I test it?
Wang Linchi pondered this. He definitely wouldn't go personally. Knowing there are issues, what would be the point of infiltrating?
This isn't like the Green Nether Fairyland, a minor place where he could afford to act recklessly.
Perhaps I should use a somewhat... destructive method? Wang Linchi glanced at the numerous Lower Realms within the Green Nether Fairyland.
Toss a Lower Realm like a stone, smashing it directly against the Chaotic God World. If it reacts, it's alive.
If there's no reaction, it's dead.
Throwing just one wouldn't achieve much; he could easily hurl a hundred or so. Lower Realms in the Green Nether Fairyland are indeed not very valuable.
Excellent. This can be used as one of the programs in the Six Paths of Reincarnation.
Wang Linchi had always felt he lacked offensive means. His Fanciful and Fickle and the Tai Mountain Seal could be used against a world, but they were somewhat lacking.
Conversely, picking up an entire world and smashing it against an enemy would have a far more significant effect.
However, Wang Linchi first needed to develop something like a trebuchet or a giant slingshot capable of launching worlds. Otherwise, while he *could* physically pick one up, swing it, and hurl it, that would be quite strenuous. He wanted to create a technology that was not only effortless but could also launch a world with greater force than he could achieve on his own.