The Path of Origin

“That brings us to the true nature of Systems.” “Systems that start out with lots of permissions are usually shady.” “For example, the simulator System is a buy-now-pay-later System. It takes money from your future and spends it now. You’ll have to pay it all back later.” “The more you use the simulator, the stronger you get, but the greater the karmic debt you owe the System. In the end, things never turn out well.” “Then there’s the mission System. It’s designed to train goons, making the Host accustomed to being controlled by missions. It gives them a few meager rewards and uses them as hired muscle.” “And the sign-in System? That’s a huge trap! It’s like taking out a loan: the more you sign in, the more valuable your rewards become, and the more you borrow. Sooner or later, you’ll have to pay it back.” “Systems can’t all create something from nothing. The more valuable the reward, the greater the karmic debt! There’s no such thing as a free lunch in the Origin World.” “Then there are things like the Conquest System, the Origin Plundering System, and Systems that let you transmigrate through the Myriad Worlds. They’re all evil paths that plunder the origins of the Myriad Worlds, despised by the Heavenly Daos of every world. If they’re discovered, someone is bound to die.” “In short, there’s no such thing as a free lunch, and nothing good comes from nowhere. So don’t overthink it.”