Chapter 3593
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However, Qin Lang had another understanding of the sixth-level universe — the entire sixth-level universe might just be a testing ground for the powerhouses of the macroscopic universe to study the lower-level universe system. In other words, the sixth-level universe was the middle zone where the higher-level and lower-level universe systems converged. In any case, the sixth-level universe was not really at the macroscopic universe level, but it did not belong to the lower-level universe system either.
Compared to the sixth-level universe, the seventh-level universe was at the macroscopic universe level. The nomological power contained in it was not an extension and perfection of the nomological power of the lower-level universe system. Instead, it was a combination of countless and incalculable nomological powers of the lower-level universe system. Perhaps it could be called a "macroscopic nomological law". Yes, Qin Lang felt that only the words "macroscopic nomological law" could barely be used to describe it.
It must be known that even the most ordinary macroscopic nomological law might be composed of billions of nomological powers of the lower-level universe system. Even the simplest spatial nomological law in the macroscopic universe might contain billions of spatial nomological laws of the lower-level universe system. Moreover, these microscopic spatial nomological powers fused with each other and attracted each other in an orderly manner. Only then could they be combined into a macroscopic nomological law. This was an extremely profound experience because it did not mean that a person could successfully combine billions of microscopic spatial nomological laws into a macroscopic spatial nomological law just by collecting billions of microscopic cosmic spatial nomological laws. It was not that easy!
However, no matter how difficult it was, it could still happen by chance. For humans, atoms and neutrons were all basic particles. They were the foundation of the world and were microscopic existences. Therefore, it was impossible for the naked eye to see the existence of atoms and neutrons in their physical state. However, nothing was absolute. For example, some neutron stars that existed in the universe were actually the macroscopic embodiment of microscopic particles. However, the chances of a neutron star being born might be much lower than the chances of an era's overlord being born.
It could be seen that it was not absolutely impossible to go from microscopic to macroscopic. It was nothing more than a matter of probability. Qin Lang saw the current situation in the same way. He believed that in order to stand shoulder to shoulder with the powerhouses of the seventh-level universe, he had to find a way to go from microscopic to macroscopic living beings. In other words, he had to use the macroscopic nomological power to refine Qin Lang's own body. This was possible. Since Dao Wu and the others could use some methods to "microscopically" their bodies, then after Qin Lang broke through his knowledge barrier, he could also slowly comprehend the macroscopic nomological laws. Then, he could try to use the macroscopic nomological laws to refine his body and create a "macroscopic body" that was suitable for Qin Lang. However, this process was rather long. It was even longer than trying to become an era's overlord. This was because although Qin Lang knew the principles behind it, he had to comprehend it bit by bit if he wanted to refine the macroscopic laws. There seemed to be no other way.
With Qin Lang's experience, he was very familiar with the nomological powers of the lower-level universe and the sixth-level universe. He had grasped countless microscopic laws. In particular, Qin Lang knew the nomological powers of the sixth-level universe like the back of his hand. But even so, Qin Lang could not combine a macroscopic law in an extremely short period of time. This was because building a macroscopic law from the microscopic level was not as simple as piling up some microscopic laws together. Instead, he had to combine and refine hundreds of millions of nomological powers. He might even need to use a massive amount of vitality and power to turn the microscopic laws into macroscopic laws. It was like gathering countless neutrons together and turning them into a neutron star or a macroscopic visible matter. It would require a large amount of energy and time. After countless fission and fusion, the microscopic particles could finally become a macroscopic embodiment.
Qin Lang understood this principle. He also knew that it would definitely take a long process to combine the microscopic laws into the macroscopic laws. It would also require a large amount of vitality. However, the most important thing was to find the method to combine the microscopic laws into the macroscopic laws. It was not as simple as piling up the nomological powers. Instead, he needed to find the trick and comprehend the profundities. Then, he would fuse the microscopic laws together and finally refine them into a macroscopic law. This was like grinding a pestle into a needle, and dripping water could penetrate a stone. It would take an extremely long time.
In comparison, it was much easier for the powerhouses in the higher universes to control the macroscopic laws. This was because these powerhouses were born in the macroscopic universe. Their bodies had adapted to the baptism of the macroscopic laws, so it was naturally easier for them to control the macroscopic laws. There was no doubt about this. For example, even though that fellow, Dao Wu, had been defeated by Qin Lang on numerous occasions, this fellow's true body had always looked down upon Qin Lang. It was because the macroscopic energy of the Laws that this fellow possessed was rather terrifying, and the energy he emanated wasn't on the same level as Qin Lang at all. So he had reason to be proud and arrogant, and Qin Lang could be said to have completely understood this now. However, the powerhouses in the macroscopic universe were not absolute natural winners. Although the powerhouses in the macroscopic universe possessed greater strength, their lives might not be easier than the cultivators in the microscopic universe.
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