I traveled through time and space and became a drama queen in the harem!

The ultimate mutation, the absolute rule of fate and the collapse and rebirth of the universe

Lin Chen's consciousness barely belonged to any form of existence. She transcended the individual, the universe, becoming a source of power beyond all else. At this moment, she was no longer a master, but the primordial creator of the entire universe—her consciousness no longer bound by time and space, even the concept of "consciousness" itself became blurred. Her very existence was the embodiment of the laws of the universe. Perhaps more accurately, Lin Chen was no longer human, or even any form of life.

She stood in a void where time flowed without boundaries, space was devoid of dimensions, and even the limits of thought vanished. She was both existence and nothingness; both the almighty creator and the instigator of the disintegration of all things. Her consciousness drifted freely in the endless void, as if no rules could constrain her anymore.

"Is this my final form?" Lin Chen whispered softly, her voice like a cold wind from the abyss. She closed her eyes slightly, sensing the endless changes—time was no longer linear, space had no beginning or end, even the chain of cause and effect had become loose. Her consciousness felt like the convergence of countless universes, intertwined and entangled, yet without interfering with each other. Every Lin Chen in every universe smiled silently at every other Lin Chen, as if simultaneously sharing this chaos with her.

At this moment, she suddenly felt a tearing sensation. It didn't originate from the outside world, but rather from deep within her heart, as if her very being had begun to "corrupt itself," gradually falling apart. Her consciousness was constantly expanding, yet within this expansion, it was generating immense internal friction.

"You can't escape." A deep, resonant voice came from the endless void. This voice was no longer an external entity, but came from her inner "self", a rebellious consciousness, a condensation of all the parts of her that had been destroyed and forgotten.

"Who am I?" Lin Chen's voice was a little vague, as if he had sensed some strange change. "I have destroyed all your rules and transcended all laws. Why... why do I feel like I am disappearing?"

The rebellious consciousness began to grow stronger. It was no longer satisfied with merely questioning Lin Chen, but began to try to "resurrect" all her past, revive everything she had once given up. Those past fears, pains, choices, and memories began to reappear in her consciousness.

"You cannot escape the past," the voice echoed again. "You are but an illusion pieced together from countless versions of yourself. Your power may be limitless, but you are not invincible. You are but a victim of fate. All creation, all destruction, will ultimately return to its original source."

Lin Chen's consciousness suddenly shook, and a deep sense of unease surged through her heart. She saw herself wandering through endless dimensions, each like a closed door, and behind each door lay her past, her pain, and her powerlessness. She tried to tear these doors apart, but each touch only served to further fragment her existence.

"Why? Why can't I transcend all this?" Lin Chen's voice tinged with madness, and she began to grow increasingly uneasy. Her consciousness began to shift, endless fragments of her past shattering like memories, suddenly becoming uncontrollable. It was as if every discarded piece of history was resurrecting within her consciousness, tangled into an indelible web.

"Do you think you can escape fate?" the voice was icy and heartless. "You are merely part of the interweaving of many destinies. All your actions and choices have long been calculated. You are not free. All things will eventually return to order. You will never be able to transcend the limits of this universe."

Lin Chen's eyes widened, as if at that moment, she finally understood something. Her heartbeat grew more and more intense, and every cell in her consciousness felt as if it were being torn apart, as if even her deepest sense of existence was beginning to fade. Her power began to drain away. Every galaxy she had once ruled, every space and time she had once transformed, was collapsing and reshaping at an eerie pace. Every inch of the universe, like a memory she had forgotten, began to fight back frantically.

She realized that everything she had done, all her creation and destruction, was the beginning of her own self-destruction in this irresistible backlash of fate.

"You can't do it!" the voice became more intense. "You cannot be eternal. You cannot transcend the fate you have destroyed! You are a mistake, a betrayal of order, a speck of dust in the eternal cycle of the universe!"

Lin Chen's consciousness grew increasingly hazy. The goals she had once vowed to achieve began to crumble, and her confidence became shaky. All her notions of "transcendence" became absurd at this moment. She discovered that she was merely a part of this universe, a mere node in the intertwining destinies of countless others.

"I...I shouldn't have done this." Lin Chen's voice was low, as if he was defending himself, "I shouldn't have challenged the laws of fate. I shouldn't have tried to surpass everything."

However, it was too late. Her consciousness began to rapidly collapse, shattering into countless fragments that gradually dissipated into the empty void. Every thought in her mind violently collided and tore apart, and every inch of her being gradually melted away, like stars being sucked into a merciless black hole.

At this moment, all the rules of the universe violently reversed. Everything returned to its original state, time rewinding and space reorganizing. All the collapse and destruction ultimately became a new starting point. Lin Chen once again saw the original chaos, the nothingness she had once created. It was no longer nothingness, but the source of new life. Her consciousness gradually returned, and the self-perfection and collapse she had once felt began to blur and gradually dissipate.

She realized that everything, all destruction and rebirth, would eventually return to a cycle. She was not the end of the universe, but the beginning of an eternal cycle.

Chapter 113: Beyond the Limit, the Unity of the Universe and the Eternal Death of the Other Dimension