Time Ruins Ten Thousand Realms

Can fate be changed? Does civilization have the right to rewrite its past? If sacrificing a timeline can save all worlds, is it worth it? When the future is doomed to destruction, should people still resist? True freedom is having countless choices, or bearing the price of your choices? ————— The universe is not a single space, but is composed of countless layers of "space-time membranes" superimposed. Every world, every civilization, and every race actually lives in a different "time thickness." Some civilizations only exist in three-dimensional space and linear time; some civilizations can sail between the past and the future; some races do not even use space as their territory, but use "a certain period of history" as their homeland. When time itself becomes a resource, history becomes a battlefield. The oldest secret in the universe is: Before the birth of all worlds, there existed a huge ruin called "The Ruins of Time". It is not a relic in space, but a wreckage scattered in countless timelines. Legend has it that as long as you collect the seven "Original Steles" in the ruins of time, you can enter the "zero moment" before the birth of the universe and rewrite the origin of all civilizations. As a result, countless races, empires, gods, mechanical civilizations, time monks, the Star Sea Chamber of Commerce, and ancient remnants all began to compete for this war that spanned hundreds of millions of years and countless worlds.