Chapter 164: Modifications to the Technique Under the

Under the "Way of Heaven" perspective bonus of the Emperor Armor, Ye Xuan performed countless iterations and refinements of the Flying Rainbow Heart Method, each modification enhancing its efficiency until the technique reached its theoretical limit.

The sword techniques in the Wang Quan Baye template could be optimized and altered—so too could the Flying Rainbow Heart Method; naturally, he had also modified sword techniques like Fire Dance Whirlwind.

However, constrained by world rules, only Ye Xuan himself could cultivate these revised techniques.

More precisely, if someone obtained the Celestial Treasures of the Hongmao Lan Tu world while also possessing the world’s rules, and simultaneously obtained the Celestial Treasures of the Dragon Hero Adventures world with its rules, then they too could cultivate Ye Xuan’s improved techniques.

After all, although this technique originated from Hongmao, it was refined using the Emperor Armor manifested by the Rat Talisman.

Thus, Ye Xuan’s current cultivation speed has no equal among any "life" on Earth, let alone any surpassing it.

He is now not far from the sixth tier.

Of course, if he set his sights higher—seeking to obliterate an entire continent rather than merely a nation—and if destroying a continent required considerable time, then he still had a long way to go.

"My god."

Zhi Xin appeared beside Ye Xuan without warning, standing rigidly, her golden hair swaying slightly in the wind, her face still expressionless, yet her gaze more focused than usual.

"Hmm?"

Ye Xuan opened his eyes and looked at Zhi Xin with mild confusion.

"I have a question."

"Ask."

"If the Angel Civilization were to descend upon this world in the future, would the original world experience turmoil due to the Angel Civilization’s disappearance?"

Zhi Xin asked seriously.

"Yes."

Ye Xuan answered without hesitation.

If the Angel Civilization truly descended into the real world, it would mean the "Super God Academy" had become a real, existing world.

In a real world, the sudden disappearance of a top-tier force like the Angel Civilization would likely plunge the entire known universe into panic.

After all, the unannounced vanishing of a civilization that had ruled the universe for ten thousand years could only mean either an ultimate terror had struck, or a more terrifying entity had emerged.

No—in the Super God world, the so-called "more terrifying entity" was simply the "ultimate terror."

The order of the entire known universe might not collapse, but chaos would be inevitable.

But that assumes an entire civilization descends at once—in reality, this is nearly impossible; one, two, three, even dozens of angels descending is plausible, but a full-scale descent is absurd.

"Why ask this?"

Ye Xuan raised an eyebrow, his gaze curious as he looked at Zhi Xin.

Since being manifested by him, she had clear self-awareness of her identity as a figurine; even after using the Eye of Insight to learn the full plot of the "Super God Academy," she had merely analyzed data quietly, never before showing such proactive concern.

"I was thinking—if we found the creator of this world and altered the plot before the Angel Civilization descended, the version of us that descends in the future might inherit the revised setting."

"But without data, I cannot speculate."

Zhi Xin’s face showed a hint of regret.

Calculation requires data, and the current data on Celestial Treasures descending is insufficient to support full computation.

Ye Xuan neither denied nor endorsed this.

"You can reference novels, anime, and films."

"Even the same work often differs in plot between novel, anime, and film adaptations—the differences in film are even greater."

"Treat them as separate parallel worlds."

"Even if the plot were altered and those changes truly affected the original world, it would most likely spawn a new parallel world."

"Although descent is possible, in a sense, what descends is not the ones you know."

Novels, anime, and films rarely exist in identical forms.

Even in works like Dragon Ball, Detective Conan, or One Piece, many anime-original plots exist.

Thus, in Ye Xuan’s view, these different adaptations of the same source can be treated as similar parallel worlds.

Items and characters from these future worlds may descend, but which timeline they originate from is uncertain and may only be determined after thorough familiarity.

Even if someone truly altered the plot and the revised characters descended into reality, in a sense, the ones who descend would not be the ones Zhi Xin knows—they would originate from a new parallel timeline.

"Also, just call me by my name. No need to call me 'My god.'"

Though he understood this was Zhi Xin’s affirmation of his potential, the term "My god" made him genuinely uncomfortable.

No one in the real world normally calls others that, and it feels vaguely narcissistic.

"But you possess power comparable to a third-generation divine body."

"Your lifespan is slightly shorter, but still at least five thousand years from its limit."

"And according to my last and current scans, your strength and lifespan are increasing at a regular yet abnormal rate."

"Though Queen Kashe believes you lack the mindset of a civilization deity, you undeniably possess the power of one."

"Calling you 'My god' is entirely reasonable."

Zhi Xin looked puzzled, seemingly unable to understand why Ye Xuan did not wish to be called "My god."

Though the Eye of Insight revealed that on Blue Star, the term "My god" is mostly used privately or in crowds by someone who admires another, and most people do not use it—yet since they are not gods, not calling them "god" is natural.

But Ye Xuan is different: he possesses the power of a third-generation divine body, a lifespan far beyond mortal limits, and a growth rate even she cannot comprehend.

He not only has the power and potential to become a civilization deity, but also the potential to become the strongest.

Even if the real world differs from hers, and more human fantasy works’ Celestial Treasures and characters may yet descend, she believed Ye Xuan’s future achievements would not fall short of anyone’s.

Even for characters from worlds so vast and powerful she doubted they could ever appear in reality, she held this view.

Because what descends is not their peak form—they must grow in this entirely different world; under the same world, Ye Xuan is no weaker than anyone.

(End of Chapter)