The heavens began from a small hell

Decades ago, on Earth.

Lin Yang, a young man with a youthful face, arrived at the amusement park full of anticipation, but he abruptly left shortly afterward, heading to a place several kilometers away.

It was a car accident scene.

It would be a stretch to call it horrific, since there were no severed limbs or broken bodies at the scene; all that was visible was a taxi that had been smashed into a pile of scrap metal by a large truck.

The liquid flowing on the ground could be leaked engine oil, gasoline, or even a small amount of human blood.

A crowd had already gathered around, all lamenting the accident. The truck driver, pale-faced, returned to his vehicle and shakily pulled out his communicator to contact his boss and the insurance company.

Although the truck's insurance was enough to cover the driver's life... and perhaps the lives of several passengers as well, the driver wouldn't lose too much money, but the accident killed at least one person, and he feared being haunted by a vengeful spirit while driving at night.

Lin Yang stood outside the crowd, his gaze unobstructed by the pile of scrap metal, and saw the flesh and blood mixed with the scrap metal—the flesh and blood of a vibrant young girl.

He wasn't too upset. Although the girl who was hit and killed was someone he had feelings for when he was young, as time goes by, people's hearts change. Returning to that time, he naturally couldn't feel the shock and disbelief he had when he first learned of the girl's death.

"That's how strong people are... Once they achieve their goal, they rarely pay attention to the tools that made it happen, even if those tools are a reflection of their younger selves."

Lin Yang shook his head.

He knew long ago that the girl 'Luo Luo' was the reflection of the supreme being 'Luo'.

The appearance of Lin Nuoyi on Earth is naturally related to her. This Lin Nuoyi is different from the one in "Saint Ruins". She is the ancestor of the Flower Powder Road who has returned from the tribulation, and the female priest who made the Flower Powder Road extremely powerful many years ago.

Unlike in "Saint Ruins," she did not return in failure, and all her previous life became meaningless, which benefited her reincarnated self, Lin Nuoyi.

It was this difference that made 'Luo' notice Earth.

After all, Lin Nuoyi had a very good relationship with 'Luo' before she died in her previous life. They called each other sisters, so there would naturally be a connection between them on a fate level.

After achieving certain goals through the 'girl Luo Luo', Luo Luo, who has lost Luo's continued attention, will naturally have her fate brought to an end and her luck reduced to zero. Her life will be full of crises, just like in the movie "Final Destination".

The taxi driver who was implicated today is simply unlucky. No powerful person cares about the negative impact that the taxi driver's accidental death will have on his family.

Weak evolved beings are ignored, let alone mortals.

After watching the traffic enforcement officers and the ambulance arrive one after another, Lin Yang turned and left after a moment of reflection.

His consciousness spans the past and the future, so changing today's outcome is merely a matter of a thought. He didn't do so because he knew too much, and thus lost interest in making changes.

Death is the end of life, but it also preserves all the good things a person has. Otherwise, if time were to wash them away, billions and billions of years would have passed...

What was once beautiful will only turn into something nauseating and disgusting.

It is not a change in form, but the gradual growth and maturation of the mind over the years, and the infinite escalation of desires.

Having filled the entire future and experienced everything, Lin Yang felt somewhat envious of those 'short-lived ghosts' who lived for hundreds of billions of years before dying, at least they rarely witnessed the changes that time brought to the hearts of their powerful relatives and friends.

Avoiding the effects of time on the soul isn't actually that difficult; one simply needs to damage the soul, preventing it from ever growing and maturing, forever freezing it at a certain moment. But Lin Yang believes this is pathological, like an immortal criminal whose perception remains unchanged regardless of the horrific punishments they endure. They will continue to act according to their own understanding, committing acts considered criminal in the present era, and this will persist into eternity.

In countless futures, Lin Yang often lamented why time had no end, otherwise he wouldn't have seen his acquaintances turn into twisted, ugly, and repulsive figures over endless years.

Although in the infinite span of time, billions upon billions of years are but an infinitely brief instant, far less than a microsecond in a mortal's lifetime, the impact of changes in the character of an acquaintance on Lin Yang is far greater than that of changes in a stranger.

Compared to the countless rotten eras to come, the era in which the strange race still enjoys 'freedom' can even be called paradise.

For the vast majority of years, the masses of people throughout the ages did not have to worry about the invasion of the strange race, unlike later on...

Even those experts dozens of realms higher than the 'Supreme Being of All Heavens' of this era are extremely cautious, fearing to offend the 'Lin Clan'.

Indeed, the infinitely distant future is just that bizarre. The 'level 190' rating in the system is nothing anymore, just like roadside weeds that can be seen everywhere.

All of this is closely related to Lin Yang. The owner of the bronze coffin left restrictions to prevent people from going astray.

In order to give his relatives and friends the motivation to continue improving and prevent them from becoming hopeless and corrupted, Lin Yang removed the limitations imposed on the Copper Coffin Master at some point in the future, allowing the upper limit of all worlds to rise infinitely.

As the strength of living beings increases, the world they inhabit should naturally also improve; otherwise, it will be unable to withstand excessive power. From then on...

The Infinite Set event has begun.

After reaching the 'Primordial Realm', mortal beings can ascend to the 'Celestial Realm'.

These evolved beings, formerly known as 'realm lords,' would lose half their lives even if they ran a few kilometers in one breath under the immense pressure of the more perfect laws in the 'celestial realm.'

Once one reaches the pinnacle of evolution in the 'Celestial Realm' and achieves the status of 'Supreme Being of the Celestial Realm'...

Then you can ascend to the 'Second Heaven Realm'.

In ancient times, beings known as Immortal Emperors or beings at the end of the road were as weak in the Second Heaven as those in the Primordial Chaos Realm who had just ascended to the First Heaven.

Then comes the cycle: the third heaven, the fourth heaven, the ninety-ninth heaven, and nine hundred and ninety-nine hundred and ninety-nine hundred and ninety-nine heavens...

After transcending the 'countless infinite heavens', one can reach the 'first divine realm'.

After countless realms of gods come the Holy Realm, the Primordial Realm, the Origin Realm... anything goes, the name doesn't matter.

This is no joke, because ever since Lin Yang allowed all worlds to rise infinitely, simply increasing power has become meaningless.

Because in an infinitely long period of time, even the smallest probability will occur, and will be equivalent to infinity. The world will naturally be infinite and infinite again, surpassing and surpassing, thus forming an infinite number of higher worlds, which is logically problematic.

In theory, infinity is infinity, and even a fraction of infinity is infinity. Therefore, infinity cannot be surpassed. However, in reality, these real and undeniable infinityes are being surpassed by an infinite number of beings and powerful beings in various illogical ways.

Therefore, in the future, there will be one ascension after another who successfully transcends the infinite heavens and then endlessly cycle through the process of ascending to higher worlds.

(End of this chapter)