At this moment, Chen Qian's "Emperor's Appearance" was still in the cooling-off phase. Even if the system had enough energy, he actually had no way to destroy the "Mountain of Books".

Even with his own strength, he was still far from reaching the seventh level of mental power, a fact that Shen Qian was well aware of.

After all, the blade light he unleashed with all his might could only leave a shallow mark on the surface of the mountain of books. Perhaps he could break through the barrier by slashing with ten million blades, but he would die of exhaustion before sinking.

Therefore, before sinking, he planned to find another way.

This confidence still stems from the system.

After learning about the composition of the "Sea of ​​Learning", Chen Qian once had a wild idea: given the system's ability to absorb knowledge infinitely, was it possible to drain the "Sea of ​​Learning" dry?

However, after entering, Shen Qian had already given up on the idea.

After all, most of the knowledge in the "sea of ​​learning" exists in a scattered state, and there is a lot of harmful knowledge mixed in. Such actions are meaningless except for consuming the system's energy.

But the mountain of books before me is different.

These books are, in essence, a collection of the best knowledge.

If the system can absorb all of this "knowledge" or elicit a reaction from it, then it can dismantle the mountain of books from within.

Of course, this was just a conjecture before sinking in. He wasn't very confident that the system could ignore the existence of the barrier and forcibly trigger this knowledge, but he could try.

Although the others were full of doubts, they all retreated upon hearing this, leaving space for Chen Qian.

The vast Book Mountain Basin, with towering Book Mountain peaks, made Shen Qian stand at the bottom with his eyes closed, one hand touching the peak, appearing incredibly small.

Judging from the visual effects alone, no one would believe that Shen Qian could move this towering mountain with just one hand.

If he had just drawn his sword and attacked directly before sinking, that might have been a more reliable approach.

Just as everyone was thinking this, a very faint "humming" sound suddenly rang out.

The next moment, to everyone's astonishment, the massive mountain of books suddenly trembled violently; more accurately, the countless books inside were boiling over!