Physics God

Whether it's kindness or cruelty, even if you kill a truly good person named Zhang San, kill his entire family, blow up his planet, or even destroy his universe.

But what can we do about it?

All of Zhang San's countless alternate universes are still alive and well. If one of Zhang San's universes is destroyed, then just create another alternate universe.

Anyway, there are infinitely many universes exactly the same as it, so you can't kill them all or destroy them all.

In short, the truth is that it is full of absurdity and nihilism. No matter how moving, glorious, or earth-shattering their lives are, they are just a mediocre phenomenon that endlessly replicates itself every moment.

It was both clumsy and ridiculous, and utterly meaningless.

Moreover, given infinite possibilities, if a person has only a one in infinite probability of becoming an exceptionally good person or an exceptionally evil person, then such a space-time must exist.

Similarly, even if a person has only a one in infinite probability of becoming a being that transcends time and space, what's the difference between that and 100% success? Is it difficult for someone who transcends time and space to influence their counterparts in other timelines?

Yes, it is indeed that ridiculous.

What's most interesting is that when it influences itself in other timelines, it splits into infinite possibilities due to infinite possibilities, among which there will inevitably be successes and failures.

Whether it's the "Dominator," the "Crown," or even the "Seat," they are all infinite. Perhaps one of them has created some kind of uniqueness in spacetime, but that is still relative.

Because even the Star Gods have not escaped the possibility of higher levels, and the Star Gods are also infinitely numerous in higher levels!

This is why the Emperor's destiny is called "Crossing the River of Suffering," for before Him lies an endless, boundless, and infinite sea of ​​suffering!

In interstellar space, the terms infinity, endlessness, and infinite are strictly distinguished.

The term "infinity" refers to things like Aleph-zero.

The term "infinite" refers to ∞, which transcends mathematical forms, cannot be defined by any mathematical structure or set, is unconditional, and transcends all limitations.

The so-called infinite refers to "all," the "all" of "omniscience and omnipotence"!

And the possibilities are infinite.

Based on infinite possibilities, everyone could become omniscient and omnipotent in the next moment, but everyone could also be burned to ashes by water at minus 273 degrees Celsius in the next moment.

How can water at -273 degrees Celsius burn a person to ashes? Not to mention freezing, shouldn't one freeze to death at such a low temperature?

Sorry, this is the limitless possibility, this is "all".

The world is full of infinite possibilities, both the infinite possibilities and the infinite impossibilities. The intertwining of the possible and the impossible gives rise to endless things. The reason this world is the way it is is because of the perfect balance of the possible and the impossible.

Even the ultimate singularity that created this universe is so insignificant in the face of "All," and even infinite possibilities are just a one-sided aspect of "All."

This information was given to him by Ling Hao's quantum computing. It was public information, but only disclosed to immortal beings. If the weak knew it, it would usually only hurt them.

The Emperor, as a star god, is one of the most intelligent beings in the universe, yet He is also so blindly foolish, striving for a goal that can be described as impossible...

In short, after learning the truth, Ling Hao found it difficult to feel any pity for the living beings, and he didn't even care much about his own existence anymore.

However, Mu Kange recognized "who I am" in the virtual world, and Ling Hao, who was constantly analyzing Mu Kange, also understood this concept, so they did not become nihilists.

"No matter how absurd this world is, I am still me. I don't need anything else to prove myself or to anyone, because I am who I am!" Ling Hao said, gazing at the starry sky.

Let it be infinite, let it be meaningless. Neither Ling Hao nor Mu Kange need these things to support them on their journey.

"If all those infinitely many 'me's' are meaningless, then let me become the solution named 'Ling Hao'!"

Life, like the universe, has no answers. In the face of "all," everything is both a question and an answer.

Intelligent life is keen to give meaning to things, but let alone the act itself, it is meaningless. But that doesn’t matter, does it?

Perhaps when Ling Hao said those words, the Ling Hao in that instant had already been split into infinitely many parts, and even the so-called solution called "Ling Hao" had infinitely many parts, but he would not dwell on it, because that would only lead people into the abyss of self-doubt, which was just a waste of time. All they had to do, and all they could do, was to forge ahead.

"Kan, just do it. Whether you like it or not, anything is possible under the threat of possibility. You don't need to have any burden, because it's meaningless." Ling Hao imagined the future in his mind and spoke to Mu Kange, who was originally hesitant.

A few minutes later, Horus approached Ling Hao and asked, "Dr. Ling Hao, what are you doing here?"

Upon learning that Ling Hao had left alone, Horus immediately ordered his men to use precognitive abilities to track Ling Hao's whereabouts. They discovered that Ling Hao was looking up at the sky on the outskirts of the Nine Heavens Cultural District.

The Milky Way was reflected on the surface of Ling Hao's monocle. He didn't answer immediately, but looked at the stars for a while before replying a few minutes later, "Don't you think the stars are exceptionally beautiful tonight?"

"Really? But isn't this no different from usual?" Horus also looked at the starry sky, but found nothing unusual.

"Yeah, there's not much difference, but subjective feelings are hard to predict," Ling Hao shrugged.

Horus was filled with doubt upon hearing this, wondering what Ling Hao was up to: "Then Dr. Ling Hao, please return to the branch base to ensure your safety?"

"Okay, let's go." Ling Hao nodded and said.

Meanwhile, Mu Kange was also lost in thought: 'Life and death are just states...'

Mu Kange cultivates the supreme martial art of the "Life and Death Reincarnation Scripture," which is undoubtedly the most insightful about life and death among the six supreme martial arts. However, it does not mention the definition of life and death, but only various insights.

"Other people's insights are ultimately theirs. I've never truly died," Mu Kange muttered to himself as he gazed into the distance from the balcony.

After thinking for a while, Mu Kange's body began to gradually disintegrate, and his soul began to dissipate. Everything indicated that Mu Kange was heading towards death.

He committed suicide.