My Hair Can Create a Demon Country-Chapter 418 - 404: Even the Most Decayed Existence Has It Hard

Chapter 418: Chapter 404: Even the Most Decayed Existence Has It Hard

Liu Luo truly didn’t speak without basis.

Everyone continued watching and found that this ancient Celestial Venerable chose the simplest, most brutal, most effective, and even the most inevitable method.

Rumble! He began to wander across the Cosmic Membrane again, madly extracting rules one by one.

Like a bird passing and plucking feathers, extracting wherever he went,

The three major concept-level rules, like the Earth’s dragon veins of the entire universe, were drawn out by him strand by strand.

"This is too ruthless."

Liu Luo opened his mouth wide, "However, if it were me, I would do the same! I am the first figure to create heaven and earth, with absolute advantage of time, place, and people. All the rules are laid bare, like a natural treasure trove open for taking, why shouldn’t I seize it?"

Everyone remained silent, continuing to watch.

Rustle!

The universe is immensely vast, too vast.

His individual power can’t traverse the entire universe; he has no chance to selectively choose, only plucking what he passes, seizing all concept-level rules.

Time sped by, and thousands of years passed.

"Saints of the seventh stage are beginning to establish divine bridges, breaking through the Cosmic Membrane, ascending beyond the domain to extract the divine seats of rules... I can’t continue like this."

This being spoke with some regret, "After all, I cannot let them discover my existence... no matter how hard I’ve worked over the years, the concept-level rules I’ve obtained amount to only 35% of the entire universe, not even reaching half. My original goal was more than half."

Liu Luo was completely shocked, exclaiming: "Did he actually say only?? Only! Only, what does that mean??"

"Liu Luo, speak less." Jiaxia reprimanded.

After all, the most important three concept-level rules are themselves elusive, like a mirage, formless and intangible, merely encountering them is a great fortune.

Even though he is extremely familiar with the locations of those rules, what one individual can achieve is only to this extent.

Yet, this extent alone is indeed quite exaggerated.

The universe is so immense, for him to traverse every corner of the Cosmic Membrane within several millennia, what laborious model could achieve such a feat??

At this moment, this prehistoric being was still murmuring,

"It’s a pity, too arbitrary, some crucial rules weren’t obtained."

"For instance, ’Past’, ’Future’, ’Creation’, Primordial Longevity...."

"Still, nearly four levels of concept-level rules are sufficient."

He smiled and disappeared into the air, "I am the universe’s greatest tycoon! The greatest ruler! No one can overthrow my reign!"

Snap.

This time, the image froze abruptly.

They did not choose to continue deducing because they could almost guess what would happen next.

They were from that era; the Celestial Venerables present almost constituted the earliest civilization, ascending beyond the universe.

Even when the civilization represented by the Primordial Longevity Celestial Venerable proudly planted its flag on the Cosmic Chaos Membrane, clad in a unique cosmic uniform, arrogantly declaring: One small step for humanity, one giant leap for the universe.

That scene is still vivid in his mind.

At this moment, all Celestial Venerables exchanged glances, revealing deep horror.

"This??"

"This??"

If this simulated scene were true, it would indeed be a historical inevitability.

A presence from prehistory would inevitably exploit its advantage as the first to act, plundering concept-level rules everywhere, with the universe-level Celestial Venerable rules plundered madly.

"According to our deductions, he took 35% of the rules, which means there aren’t just thirty-three supreme rules of the universe, but around forty-nine?"

The Primordial Longevity Celestial Venerable murmured: "Celestial Dao Forty-nine?"

"Not quite clear, but if so many were seized, how could we not notice?" one Celestial Venerable whispered.

"It’s possible not to be noticed."

The Summer Celestial Venerable pondered for a few seconds and explained: "What are concept-level rules? They are supreme, formless, intangible, abstract concepts that are invisible and untouchable... How many there are, we truly don’t know."

Moreover, there has been inherent limitation in our initial understanding, a fixed mindset.

To use a simple analogy, it’s like Earth people thinking there is only one moon, but in reality, if there were two, with one hidden, your fixed perception wouldn’t consider, could Earth have two moons?

"We really don’t know the precise number."

"As long as the other side keeps these rules secretly running, maintaining the universe’s order and environment intact, enacting the Celestial Dao, we won’t detect their existence."

"For instance, my rule." Jiaxia spoke indifferently, "I can traverse to the past, this rule, if I always keep it here without ever using it... would you guess there’s a time rule in the universe allowing traversal to the past?"

"You would merely think time traversal is impossible in the universe."

Everyone nodded, agreeing with this statement.

"And why do we always know the rule of the Venerable of Creation is incomplete, that the universe is missing the final fragment? The reason is simple: he doesn’t enact the Celestial Dao, doesn’t operate this rule, leaving the universe’s environment incomplete, which makes us notice this flaw and continually search for that missing rule."

The Summer Celestial Venerable’s explanation perfectly elucidated this possibility.

And he said: "Then why can we deduce these great trends? We previously thought the rules were complete, yet in reality, the rules were never entirely in our hands!" "Why deduce?"

"I suspect it’s because he, to prevent the discovery of these rules, has never mixed personal interest, allowing these rules to run fully automatically, never using them for his personal gain, always existing within heaven and earth, so we could deduce."

This statement is actually quite reasonable.

Rules have self-interest.

Why? Because rules held in someone’s hand, Saints, Celestial Venerables, are used for personal gain, thus easily detected.

And to avoid detection, the best method is not to use them, not for personal gain, but to impartially run them with the Celestial Dao’s just rules.

Like Jiaxia’s "Past" rule, as long as he doesn’t use it randomly, doesn’t traverse randomly, always uses it to maintain the universe’s core program, no one can sense the change in time, no one knows the "Past" rule exists.

"The other side, deeply enduring their nerve." The Primordial Longevity Celestial Venerable said: "It was also his deep concealment, allowing the rule to self-run, that the Venerable of Creation found a loophole, taking advantage while unprepared to deduce the cosmic trend, yet another thorough change."

"Not being secretive is not an option, after all it would be exposed once used." The Immortal Celestial Venerable also remarked.

"As expected of the greatest degeneration of prehistory." The Nether Celestial Venerable shivered.

"However, he was short on time and didn’t secure some strong rules, like ours..." The Summer Celestial Venerable said: "But if we count it this way, it’s possible there are not merely three life rules, maybe four, maybe five, eerily so."

They were shocked, voicing their opinions.

Fu Qingjun was also deeply shocked, feeling terrified, "As expected of the greatest capitalist in history, it turns out the most qualified capitalist not only exploits others harshly but also exploits himself this harshly!"

"One person clandestinely runs so many Celestial Dao rules, enacts the Celestial Dao, yet can’t, like other Celestial Venerables, mess around with personal interests, working tirelessly day and night, look at what has become of him, life indeed is hard for him."

Fu Qingjun thought of the other’s face, feeling rather sympathetic.

However, Fu Qingjun still had little exposure.

Soon, Jiaxia pondered again: "He alone couldn’t run such a large quantity of rules, most likely forged into a great primordial cosmic core origin, impartially self-running, perhaps it should be called ’Celestial Dao.’"