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"Congratulations on the birth of the 1600 millionth level 25.0 cultivator in the Rising Dragon Fleet."

A message reached Chu Fei, but he only glanced at it before continuing to discuss a brand-new topic with many researchers: how to kill a Great Dao Saint.

This question is important.

Having just brushed past a legion of saints, it's impossible to say I had no thoughts at all.

Moreover, based on the information that the Rising Dragon Palace has obtained over the years, the biggest problem in the Inner World right now is that the Great Dao Saints are almost immortal.

A super privileged class, intelligent, powerful, and immortal, who knows what good things they will bring to the world.

Similarly, the future development of the Yanhuang civilization must also confront this issue. In its subsequent development, it will inevitably come into contact with numerous Great Dao Saints. How to manage relationships with these Great Dao Saints will undoubtedly become the core issue in the next stage.

Although there has been no real conflict with the Great Dao Saint yet, there have been several covert clashes.

A person who does not plan for the future will have trouble in the present. There are some things we should consider.

If the Yanhuang civilization possessed the means to kill or even severely injure a Great Dao Saint, it would likely be enough to teach the Great Dao Saints to be 'friendly'.

Time passed slowly during the discussion.

A few months later, Chu Fei's lawfully wedded wife, Liliat of the Elf race, also brought good news—after the Elf race switched to big data cultivation, the first elite with a level of 24.0 finally appeared.

24.0 is considered a quasi-saint level, but once one's cultivation reaches 24.0, one can basically understand the theories of quantum fields and information fields. In the big data cultivation system, this is equivalent to having one foot in the saint realm.

The Elf race from Changqingtian has been a member of the Ascending Dragon Palace family for a long time, and today they finally have a first-place finisher at the 24.0 level. It's no easy feat.

The elves, at one time, didn't even have a true god; their goddess of nature was sealed away in batches—a truly tragic situation. Oh, and the Yanhuang civilization was even more miserable back then, having been bullied by the elves.

At that time, the Elven race was still struggling with faith and nature magic. Although they made some progress, they trembled under the power of vacuum energy bombs. Later, they were further ravaged by the memetic virus released by the Ascending Dragon Palace, suffering a miserable fate.

Having experienced the power of technology, the Elven race began to actively seek refuge with the Ascending Dragon Palace, and it was around that time that Liliat married Chu Fei. From then on, the Elven race began to fully engage with scientific knowledge.

However, it is extremely difficult for a group of elves who study natural magic and faith to suddenly come into contact with scientific knowledge, which is equivalent to overturning their own cultural system that has been passed down for countless years.

Now that an elf has reached level 24.0, it means that the Elf race has completely transformed, but it also means that the Elf race has been fully and irreversibly "Sinicized".

The current Elf race basically retains the Elf appearance, but their core is the true soul of the Yanhuang people.

Even the Elf race's big boss, the Goddess of Nature, has now been fully localized in Chinese.

There was no way the Elven race could refuse a civilization system with 16 million saints, a civilization system that had undergone a transformation in just a few hundred years.

Furthermore, the emergence of an elf at level 24.0 within the Elven race is also great news, carrying immense symbolic significance.

There was once a saying among the elves: the existing elves were all acquired elves, improved upon by the innate elves after the Goddess of Nature became a saint. The new elves had shorter lifespans, increased reproductive capabilities, but very low cultivation potential. This was because these elves were essentially "leeks" for the faith to exploit. Leeks don't need to grow into towering trees; they need to grow rapidly.

The appearance of the Elf race in version 24.0 means that everyone is not just a lamb to the slaughter, but can also grow into a saint.

In fact, Chu Fei had inquired with the Goddess of Nature. The Goddess of Nature stated that creating life was something even a saint of great merit could not accomplish. Her method was merely to utilize the inherent characteristics of the elves, using magic to induce premature birth.

The so-called innate elf race is the same race as the Goddess of Nature, the elf race that followed the Goddess of Nature to the Evergreen Heaven.

According to the Goddess of Nature, true innate elves need to be nurtured for many years within the "Innate Elf Mother Tree." Moreover, that kind of Elf Mother Tree possesses an "innate spiritual root." Later Elf Mother Trees are all acquired.

The elves outside, lacking the natural environment for primal elves, were naturally relegated to a lower status. However, the goddess of nature, seeking to establish her authority, obviously wouldn't explain these things. Instead, she actively propagated erroneous beliefs, claiming that the later elves were created by her. This facilitated the harvesting of faith.

It's actually quite understandable when you think about it. As a deity, you can't exactly tell your followers, "We're all of the same blood, you're just premature babies." If you said that, would you even have any faith left? Would you just slaughter the gods below?

However, the elves are gradually awakening. More importantly, the goddess of nature has gradually shifted her foundation and no longer needs faith.

The minor incident quickly passed, and gradually, some elven sages began to become top-notch researchers and made contributions.

The fleet continued its advance through the void. On this day, after passing by another ruin, Ye Yishan reported to Chu Fei: There should be no more branches of the Yanhuang civilization in this starry sky.

Back then, approximately eight hundred exploration points were dispatched to this void. Now, after more than four thousand years of development, fewer than three hundred can still be found, and very few have achieved any semblance of progress. Most have been reduced to ruins, or perhaps even nothing remains.

After several days of discussion, they decided to continue in the same direction. Although they hadn't found the direction or trace of the Temple of War, nor the way back to the surface world, it was clear they couldn't stay still. Moving forward was the only option.

Choose a direction and walk firmly towards it. Although you don't know what lies ahead, staying behind will surely result in nothing.

Time always flies in the void. Along the way, the fleet encountered many things. They met all sorts of strange civilizations and strange cultivation systems, but all of these systems seemed to be preparing for war.

But the passage of such a large fleet also left behind many legends.

With such a large fleet of saints assembled, so far no one has been seen trying to cause trouble. It's getting a bit boring.

During this long journey, the Rising Dragon Palace also learned a great deal and made many transactions. I wonder if this counts as a civilized "journey of ten thousand miles".

Through continuous learning, everyone gradually discovered a possible way to "completely kill the Great Dao Saint".

To kill something that is almost invisible, one must use methods that are equally invisible. These methods include, but are not limited to, totems, curses, and sacrifices.

To put it bluntly, it's basically aiming for information pollution, meme pollution, and meme viruses. However, in the past, the Rising Dragon Hall had the direction but lacked specific methods. After extensive learning, they gradually acquired many methods.

Saints don't appear out of thin air; they require the support of laws. One can understand it this way: laws are the foundation of a saint. If the laws are broken, the saint will naturally fall little by little and eventually die.

The so-called laws can be analyzed using hyperdimensional algorithms in the Rising Dragon Palace.

Even the laws of sages cannot be perfect. Take pi as an example; it is impossible to calculate completely. Moreover, the Rising Dragon Palace now has many methods and means to calculate pi, but they are only approximations. Even if they infinitely approach the true value of pi, it is still an approximation.

Generally speaking, the Planck length is 1.6 × 10^-36 m, which means that if your calculation precision exceeds this, it's equivalent to mastering the law in the current world. But that doesn't mean your law is flawless.

There are two ways to deal with this "law".

One is the precision of a law that surpasses that of its competitors; the other is resonance and harmonic resonance under the theory of common divisors and common multiples.

However, it should be noted that the above refers to a "single rule".

In reality, the "composite principle" is more commonly used.

For example, mastering the laws of water. But what are the laws of water? Is it simply about controlling water? No, it's about mastering the way water flows. To put it bluntly, it's about modeling water. This includes fluid dynamics calculations, density, pressure, velocity, kinetic energy, potential energy, viscosity, surface tension, specific heat capacity, and so on.

The actual manifestation of the entire law is a complex result. But this consistent result can actually be expressed in a chart or a curve, and that is the law itself.

Music can be used as an example. A great piece of music is composed of a mixture of various tones. However, what the human ear hears is not all the sounds being distinguished simultaneously, but rather a superimposed wave of all the sounds. This superimposed wave can be understood as the "laws of the music".

As you can see from music analysis, music is actually represented by a curve on the sound wave curve.

To disrupt this piece of music, do you need to scramble all the sounds and instruments at once? No, you only need to provide a noise source.

In this world, destruction is always easier than construction.

To kill a Great Dao Saint, one must start with this theory. After researching numerous methods such as curses and sacrifices, the Rising Dragon Fleet has gradually made considerable progress. Unfortunately, there is currently no Great Dao Saint to test their skills on.

That day, the fleet set sail again from a bustling area called Tianhe, but here they purchased numerous navigation charts. All the charts indicated that a demonic realm lay ahead!
No one knows how vast the Demon Realm is. Many saints have ventured there to explore, including some Great Dao Saints. None of them returned. It sounds a little terrifying.

Over the years, the Demon Realm has been expanding and is gradually approaching this prosperous Tianhe region. Those selling the navigation maps are even advising the fleet to take a detour.

However, after careful consideration, the fleet decided to continue on its original course without wavering—to charge forward!

Turning around is out of the question. We're already here, and it would be a shame not to go in and take a look. Of course, we also have confidence in our own technology.

However, as a precaution, an unmanned probe was launched ahead of schedule to gather environmental information in advance.

On this day, the fleet received information from the forward probes, discovering that the rules of the surrounding space had changed.

"We've entered the Demon Realm!" Chu Fei thought to himself, and operated the corresponding equipment to detect the surrounding environment. He immediately discovered a familiar law structure—the "world cancer meme" of the Despair Glacier was a cancerous mutation of the law, let's tentatively name it "law cancer"!

These "cancers of the world" have actually been plaguing various celestial realms. Their origins are numerous, including failed creation, the death of saints, remnants of war, and the death of the world itself.

Back in the days of the Evergreen Heaven, there was no solution to this global cancer. They could only slow it down, not stop it or reverse it. Even after the Rising Dragon Palace joined the research, it was still very difficult.

I tried it at the Despair Glacier. Although it could crush some strange "law cancers", the energy left over from the battle would eventually be absorbed by the Despair Glacier and give birth to more "law cancers".

But Chu Fei didn't expect that even a Great Dao Saint couldn't solve these things.

However, the Rising Dragon Fleet was incredibly skilled and daring, maintaining its speed throughout the entire journey and continuing forward.

Countless powerful figures behind them cried out in alarm, watching helplessly as the fleet disappeared into the endless void, yet no cultivator dared to follow.

Meanwhile, the fleet advanced while simultaneously scouting the surrounding environment and adjusting its technical parameters.

The fundamental parameters differ across different dimensions, such as the speed of light and the gravitational constant. The Ascending Dragon Palace had already achieved dimensional reduction by altering these fundamental parameters. Adjustments to these parameters were also necessary during their journeys through the surface and inner worlds. Later, when Changqingtian detonated the black hole, similar parameter adjustments were required.

The reason why the fleet dares to be so brave is because of this—we are not afraid of changes in the environment, because we can adjust the parameters.

Don't underestimate the power of such parameter adjustments. A slight error can cause a saint's combat strength to plummet to the level of a quasi-saint. In more serious cases, it can render the underlying logic unusable, meaning the laws themselves collapse.

Imagine that a computer's timing would become disordered due to fluctuations in external time rules. In severe cases, this could lead to a complete crash and a blue screen.

However, many sages, despite their high level of cultivation, do not understand the underlying logic. They simply say that this space has been polluted and corrupted, but they have no idea why this is the case.

So, has this found another way to eliminate a Great Dao Saint? But it seems unlikely, because the domain of even a single Great Dao Saint can easily reach hundreds of billions of kilometers. To trap a Great Dao Saint, one would need to create a dimensional reduction region of at least trillions of kilometers. That's incredibly difficult. Theoretically feasible, but practically useless in practice.

At this moment, as the fleet completed its basic parameter adjustments, the surrounding world gradually revealed its mysterious veil.

The fleet detected streaks of "ghost clouds" drifting by. These were "polluting clouds" formed by the "cancer of laws." They could be understood as alternative "radiation clouds," except these radiation clouds were at the saint level, the quantum field level, and the memetic level.

The fleet detected these ghost clouds and understood their underlying logic, and activated corresponding defense measures.

Their defenses weren't the typical protective barriers of saints, completely isolating themselves from their surroundings, but rather something very much in the style of science fiction—a vaccine. Only this time, it was a vaccine based on meme technology.

These "law cancers" are not difficult to eliminate; it's just that eliminating them consumes a lot of energy, and this energy will eventually be assimilated by the surrounding law cancer environment, turning into more law cancers.

However, if it's just about eliminating these cancers caused by the laws of nature within the body, there's absolutely no problem.

Because of this understanding, the Rising Dragon Fleet felt confident and fearless, and its speed gradually increased.

Suddenly, a vast, dense, ghostly cloud drifted in and enveloped the fleet. The fleet calmly launched memetic bombs.

A few seconds later, the ghost cloud collapsed, and the fleet remained unchanged, continuing its advance.

They advanced in this manner for six months, covering hundreds of light-years. As they continued to penetrate deeper, the ghost clouds multiplied, eventually merging into a single, almost identical nebula.

The fleet had its moments of hesitation. But after iterating on the "vaccine," they ultimately moved on. It seemed there wouldn't be any major problems.

Finally, a powerful thought swept across the fleet: "Huh, interesting, friends have arrived. Everyone, welcome to Horror Paradise."

"Guests have arrived, everyone comes out to welcome them."

A powerful and resounding voice echoed directly in Chu Fei's mind. But for some reason, an image of an exquisitely beautiful and noble woman appeared in Chu Fei's mind. (End of Chapter)