The old universe: the flow of time in those turbulent years reached three thousand times.

The flow of time within the cage that imprisoned many of Yun Shou's enemies was only one ten-thousandth.

Balala told him to wait there for a day until the simulation count recovered, then he could come out just in time for the karmic reunion of the year's trials and tribulations.

In other words, even if a Dao Lord in charge of information were to take action, it would take more than 80,000 years to unravel all the causes and effects in this ancient universe and bring about its destined unification.

If other fully-formed universe masters... or those who have fallen to the level of 27 billion resonance true immortals in this universe, it would take countless trillions of years.

Furthermore, this is inevitably accompanied by a complex entanglement of cause and effect across time and space, which may never be fully resolved in a lifetime.

Only the two Dao Lords, Information and Destiny, can achieve rapid success.

It would take approximately 80,000 years for the information authority to accurately unravel all the causal threads within it.

As for Magres... he can manipulate the fates of those beings, causing them to settle their karmic debts with each other. If he were to help Yun Shou now, he could resolve everything in just three months.

Each profession has its own expertise.

When Yun Shou entered a period of great hardship, more than 5,000 years had passed in more than 80,000 years.

Balala looked puzzled.

During this conversation, she hardly tried to read his mind.

After all, Shisi and her simulated self developed feelings for each other over time, but Yun Shou and she didn't have much interaction.

She didn't want to keep reading his mind, lest she offend him.

Although the mental barrier that Yun Shou has set up now has no warning effect on her, the fact that he cannot detect mind reading now does not mean that he will not be able to in the future.

Without sufficient supporting information, she really hadn't expected Yun Shou to arrive so quickly.

While engaging in conversation with Yun Shou, she accelerated her process of clarifying the causal relationships across time and space.

Why did you come over so quickly?

“Simply imposing punishment is meaningless; just knowing that they are suffering is enough.”

Yun Shou seemed rather indifferent.

If it were the twelfth who was most tragically wronged, or the eleventh who was forced to commit suicide, they would certainly have the patience to savor Bai He's pain and despair, to treat his screams as an ingredient, to listen to them while eating, to treat his wails as a lullaby, to fall asleep while listening, and even to the point of personally taking action...

However, his true self is like the "brilliant student mentioned earlier who, because he won the Nobel Prize, his supervisor dared not hold him back"—while not entirely indifferent, he doesn't need to focus on those who are punished.

Yun Shou and Balala chatted idly, having nothing else to do.

He learned from this woman what kind of trickery had been used on him.

Permissions.

He was given a hidden information access privilege by the simulated information.

Therefore, he is now not only a quasi-Dao Lord, but also a Dao Lord.

The narrator didn't contribute to this... perhaps because it was harmless to him.

During the exchange, Yun Shou learned about the past of several Daoist masters.

Although information cannot directly reveal the experiences of Dao Lords, it can be gathered from those around them, indirectly learning about the lives of several Dao Lords through the blanks in their minds.

Magles concealed himself very well; his era was too distant, and he was the only person whose true past could not be gleaned from indirect information.

The void and the world have both merged with the heavens and returned to the Dao, so he is the Dao Lord who has lived the longest in the entire boundless void sea, and there are no longer any people who have followed him since before he became a Dao Lord.

The substance's real name is Shen Qingqiu, and the energy's real name is Shen Zhihui.

Yun Shou felt that the older sister's name sounded like that of an important female supporting character in a fantasy novel, often the kind of aloof fairy. As for the younger brother... he had the name of an ordinary male supporting character.

However, those two were absolute protagonists in their time, two masters of the same path.

His status as one of the two Dao Masters is not much different from his.

"Then their mother is pretty amazing (in a good way)."

Wan Hua, whose real name is A Luo.

Its true form... is a small creature similar to a slime, but covered in fur and with short legs and feet.

It's only about half the size of a soccer ball, so it's probably a domestic pet.

His early life is unknown; information can only be found about his life after the third realm.

At that time, Wan Hua was already a top figure in a country.

Sometimes he switches to a reckless form, sweeping across all directions.

Sometimes he adopts the demeanor of a wise man, strategizing and planning.

Sometimes it transforms into the body of a Thorn Demon, fighting to the bitter end.

At that time, Wanhua had already accepted human aesthetics and often traveled in human form... To be precise, it was not a transformed human form, but rather it had fundamentally changed itself into a human through the power it obtained from the authority of Wanhua.

If you want to turn back into your original fluffy little ball, you'll have to remodel your body or use a shapeshifting technique.

The Lord of the Principles, whose real name is Mika, is a pure human.

His rise to power is nothing special; he was born into a large interstellar family and was the first in line to inherit the family's throne.

The main business of this interstellar family is transportation.

Yes, transportation.

Bili Daozhu was born into a family whose main business was transportation.

Long Aotian's family background, Long Aotian's cheat codes.

His experience was far from smooth sailing: opening wormholes to speed up transportation, trading rare resources between two star systems millions of light-years apart... He encountered no difficulties in his growth!

The former leader of the Dao was named He Yuan.

Like Yun Shou, he grew too fast, almost impossible to track. Balala only knew that He Yuan was originally a scholar who wanted to serve the court, but in the blink of an eye he killed the emperor, and in the blink of an eye he leveled up all the way, changing maps all the time...

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