Curse Reply: I'm going to fight the Myriad Corpse Immortal, the highest level one!

The moment Xia Jie entered the giant maw, he felt the old laws of space and matter leave him. The immense pressure from all directions was like a thick wall, determined to crush him into dust bit by bit.

The source of the pressure is the deep, almost solidified darkness that fills the throat of Hellstar.

All the swallowed planets were crushed into dust by the corrosive dark power within Hellstar. Some were completely dissolved and absorbed, becoming the driving force of Hellstar's activities, while others traveled to the universe opposite the wormhole, becoming interstellar dust in space.

Therefore, the ordinary people devoured by Hellstar in the original work could not possibly survive to reach another universe, while those abnormal entities might be lucky enough to survive the erosion of darkness and continue to wreak havoc in the opposite universe.

However, there is no concept of time and space in the darkness, and this darkness is not like water where people can swim. To reach the exit of the wormhole, one can only wait and gamble on luck to pass through the wormhole.

But Xia Jie wasn't going to wait. Curious about what the universe on the other side of the wormhole looked like, he directly used his Heart Drill to drill into the hole in the materialized solid darkness.

For drilling, the drill bit with spiral force is a professional choice.

In just a few breaths, the Heart Drill pierced through the darkness, and Xia Jie successfully reached the "other side" that had been isolated by darkness.

At first glance, this is a very ordinary universe, an ordinary starry sky, ordinary laws of matter, and an ordinary Earth. It doesn't seem like a bizarre world that could give birth to a celestial monster like Hell Star.

The only difference is that the darkness in this universe is alive.

Take a closer look at Earth and look for any iconic or special locations.

"Thousand Prisons Mountain? Heavenly Hair God?"

There is a volcano called Sengokudake, a village called Qingshen Village at the foot of the volcano that worships the "Golden Heavenly Hair God", and golden hair called "volcanic hair" or "lava silk" that floats around the volcano like willow catkins.

"Oh, I remember now, it's Junji Ito's 'Intuition' chapter."

The keywords triggered Xia Jie's memories, and she recalled a relatively gentle chapter from Junji Ito's manga.

Junji Ito's manga chapters are somewhat influenced by "cosmic terrorism," which means that the unknown in the universe is unreasonable and is like a merciless natural disaster that is above human civilization and cannot be resisted by human power.

Unlike early space operas and space cowboys, it cannot be defeated by force, love, and dauntless courage.

These chapters emphasize that if you encounter this, you're out of luck; often, by the time the people in the paintings realize the problem, it's too late to escape or struggle.

The social reflections and humanistic concerns that occasionally appear in those chapters, or rather, personal messages, are basically buried under the guise of "horror stories".

Unless you have a cheat code, at most you'll fight back desperately, and then give the weirdo the middle finger with a sense of relief before you die.

For example, whirlpools, hell stars, fish, human head balloons...

Unlike other works, the "Responsive Response" is one of the few chapters in which the author, through the narration, explicitly states that light will ultimately triumph over darkness.

The ultimate, more streamlined version of the main storyline is that the female protagonist, Bai Ye, as an angel chosen by God, under the guidance of the God of Heaven and with the help of supporting characters, kills the cult leader known as "Long-Haired Bandaged Man," who is favored by the dark gods. In the end, she transforms into a bright star that rises into the sky and grows brighter day by day, somewhat like a derivative work of the "Star of Bethlehem" in the Gospel of Matthew in the Bible.

The story also features a minor character named "Miguel" who resembles Michael and dresses like Jesus, and the "god" Miguel speaks of who created the universe might actually exist.

Xia Jie took a step and appeared at the summit of Thousand Prisons Mountain, which is also the crater.

The time period in question is the Edo period, in the past, before the profession of "samurai" had faded from the historical stage.

The spacetime of this universe, like the sun and moon, is a spacetime structure where the past, present, and future coexist. The future already exists, and everything has long been predetermined.

In other words, the so-called inevitable victory of light over darkness can be translated as light has already defeated evil.

At the edge of the massive crater, villagers who believe in God, the female protagonist Byakuya who traveled back in time, and the missionary Miguel who resembles Yorgias are all bound to crosses by samurai of the shogunate, awaiting execution for violating the "ban on religion".