After arranging the affairs of the metaverse, Xia Jie sat up from the sofa, glanced again at the pure white space that even his current super-multidimensional power could not find its end, and calmly said:

"Space, I will challenge Hellstar."

The challenge is called Hell Star, but it is actually a bizarre and fantastical multiverse based on Junji Ito's horror manga.

However, it's not a big problem. With his current abilities, if he can't resolve it in a minute, it's considered a failed order.

Speaking of Junji Ito, before I transmigrated, I hadn't actually read many of his horror comics, so I couldn't be an all-knowing information master.

Fortunately, in the three worlds of One Person, Sun and Moon, and Curse Return, there are many fantasy works and creators that are no different from those before the transmigration. There was even a time when iivv and Lu Ziyun competed in the field. The reason was simply that iivv chose not to change a single frame when faced with Lao Lu's request to modify the ending of Mango Block.

The story "Hell Star" is naturally included, allowing Xia Jie to supplement her information.

In other words, Xia Jie had an absolute advantage in terms of strength and intelligence, and he directly attacked Xia Jie's face. How could Xia Jie possibly lose?

[Hint: The challenge can begin at any time. Since the selected participant has already met the requirements, a free option is now provided: "Do you still require this space to provide assistance with language proficiency and worldview integration?"]

"whether"

Oh no, I set the goal too early.

Why would a seemingly ordinary basic aid require his expanded intermediate-level spatial operation authority to intervene?

Xia Jie pinched her chin, realizing that things were not so simple.

First, we can rule out language issues. No, we can't completely rule that out either.

If we extrapolate the growth trajectory of someone's abilities based on the general idea of ​​how they become stronger after gaining access to a space, their strength will not increase slowly, but their knowledge, talents, and even their state of mind may not increase as rapidly as I have.

After all, he had become an all-around genius by taking out a loan to return to the world of curses, and he had also been the Alaya of the fake world that stole human history in the world of Sun and Moon Convergence.

Having mastered all human languages, even when faced with a world where unfamiliar languages ​​are used, this version of myself, who has abandoned external talents, can still quickly complete learning by relying on my profound knowledge and basically does not depend on language proficiency.

However, this does not mean that people who develop normally do not need it.

However, Xia Jie thought the second aid was the key.

To put it bluntly, the physical laws within the universe are not the same concept as the universe itself.

I can only easily rewrite and create the physical universe. Neither the first driving force that led to the birth of the universe nor the fundamental truth buried deep in the rules of the universe can be created by me.

Moreover, the primary driving force and underlying truth structure of different worlds in the myriad realms may not be the same, and compatibility issues need to be considered when using power across worlds.

In other words, if "worldview integration" is turned off, and one lacks a primary driving force and whose power system is incompatible with the worldview, the outcome would likely be...

"What exactly is this 'worldview integration' thing, this 'space'?"

As you think, as you desire.

"...I see. Then I choose no. Let's begin the challenge, Space."

Going south doesn't mean you have to be useless.

As long as Xia Jie continues on his path to becoming stronger, the compatibility between the First Cause and the worldview is something he can't avoid no matter what.

Xia Jie couldn't allow herself to avoid problems that she would have to face sooner or later; she had to deal with them early and consider them early.

The challenge began immediately, and the world in Xia Jie's eyes changed like a series of frames being skipped.

What follows is a huge sense of disparity in power levels.

In a futuristic metropolis not much different from modern local cities, an ordinary man dressed in casual clothes appears at the cold, damp alleyway between high-rise buildings.

The floating traffic flowed endlessly between the towering buildings, and on a huge screen similar to the Times Square screen in New York, a message that looked very familiar to Xia Jie was being broadcast.

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