The essence of civilization is its submission to the universe. The progress of scholarship has made our perception of its laws ever clearer, yet venturing into the cosmic expanse has only made it harder for our frail, flesh-and-blood lives to comprehend. The great pioneers took the first steps toward change. Flesh and blood could no longer sustain humanity's advance.
Only transformation would suffice: the most fundamental, essential kind.
From the moment primitive humans first looked up at the stars, our journey to the sea of stars was already written. This is a great age, an age of scholars!
The dazzling might of the Starry Sky Martial Gods, the boundless reach of the Heavenly Net, and the radiance of spiritual energy expanding the universe: this is a hymn to civilization.
Beings as magnificent as stars roamed freely through the cosmos, their mere gravity warping space, only to be effortlessly annihilated by a few specks of light no larger than atoms. A space triangle no bigger than a palm could unfold and seal off an entire galaxy, carving out and shaping an independent universe.
I was an ordinary man who accidentally arrived in the Tang Dynasty countless years in the future. I thought I was the chosen one, destined for greatness. After gaining terrifying power, I meant to stop there. But how could anyone who had glimpsed the heights of physics settle for an ordinary view of the world?
Perhaps from the moment I saw It, I knew I could never stop. It was both the push of fate and the inevitable consequence of my greed.
What came before time? What lies beyond space? What is the meaning of existence? Is it annihilation or reincarnation? The ultimate secrets of the vast starry sky slowly began to unveil themselves before me.
Well, I came across this by accident, and it's quite good. It's just the author's writing style, which is too biased towards drawings on paper, without the emotional shaping of the characters and the transformation of the plot. Just jump and watch,