Consuming lifespan to draw rewards, I'm invincible in the apocalypse!

Other descriptions...

Nonsense...

From these two words, Jiang Yi vaguely guessed what Que Yun was going to say next.

Que Yun, too, vaguely sensed something from his calm expression...

After a moment of silence, he didn't continue, but instead tentatively asked Jiang Yi:

"Are you... familiar with descriptions related to the 'Tai Chi diagram'?"

Jiang Yi thought for a moment, then simply spoke frankly:

"The description you mentioned, are you referring to... a concept similar to 'yin-yang transformation'?"

Upon hearing the words "Yin-Yang transformation," Que Yun's eyes visibly widened in shock.

Such an undisguised expression was tantamount to an answer to Jiang Yi.

However, after a moment of silence, he took the initiative to speak and said, "Yes."

"The reason I'm so impressed by the depiction of the 'Tai Chi symbol' is because of its related descriptions of the 'Yin-Yang transformation.'"

"It is said that the Tai Chi symbol is based on a circle and encompasses the dynamic balance of Yin and Yang."

"Just like the two small fish, one black and one white, in the crystal ball, they can be called the 'yin fish' and the 'yang fish'."

"Yin fish have yang eyes, and yang fish have yin eyes. This means that there is yang within yin and yin within yang."

"The fullest part of the yin fish's head connects to the sparsest part of the yang fish's tail; the fullest part of the yang fish's head connects to the sparsest part of the yin fish's tail..."

"This structure foreshadows the direction of Yin and Yang energy, that is, Yin arises from Yang and Yang arises from Yin."

"At the same time, the Yin-Yang relationship also possesses the characteristics of common origin, mutual dependence, opposition, and mutual generation. These characteristics constitute the basis of Yin-Yang transformation and maintain the dynamic balance of the universe..."

"This is all I know about the description of the 'Tai Chi diagram'."

"When I first heard these descriptions, I didn't believe them, and I didn't think that 'Tai Chi' really existed in this world..."

"That's why I was so shocked when I saw the scene displayed by the crystal ball just now."

Que Yun still hesitated somewhat when he said the last two sentences.

However, Jiang Yi could tell that his hesitation was not because he was hiding anything.

However, he still questioned the so-called "yin-yang transformation" theory of the "Tai Chi diagram".

After all, all we saw was a pattern inside the crystal ball that resembled the "Tai Chi symbol".

This does not prove that the related theories are correct.

After all, this theory is too grand.

It's like pointing a sword at the underlying logic of the entire universe of all races!

Furthermore, this logic goes against the common sense of uneducated orcs.

After all, according to this logic, wouldn't it be understandable as—

Is death at its extreme the same as life, and life at its extreme the same as death?

Even those who reach the very top of the pyramid, the ultimate rule-based tycoons...

What they desperately pursued was the ultimate power...

Will it also be transformed into extreme weakness?

In short, Orc players find the theory that reaching one extreme leads to the opposite extreme completely unacceptable.

however……

The human race, which proposed the Tai Chi theory, readily accepted it.

Just as the general public generally believes—the end of genius is madness.

It's like data overflow in the computer world.

For example, a database can only record integers in the range (-7, 7).

So, when a data item named "8" is injected into the database.

The database will interpret it as "-7".

Just like a musical score specifies 1234567, when you play the note "8".

This sound is similar to "1", but higher.

These cases of "breaking limits" are because the "limits" in these cases are inherently predetermined by human agreement.

There are also some cases of "breaking the limit" that never actually break the real limit.

Rather, it is a limit of human thought and understanding.

But the true limit in a macroscopic universe...

It's probably something that even their thoughts can't reach.

People can only deduce things from a few cases...

Just like the evolution from the flat earth theory to the geocentric theory, to the heliocentric theory, and then even the heliocentric theory was overturned...

The transformation of Yin and Yang is, in reality, just a theory.

This theory happens to coincide with some of Jiang Yi's speculations about the world.

Jiang Yi initially only had a preliminary guess regarding the theory that the Myriad Races Universe would "go from the end to the beginning".

However, there are still many things that need to be improved in this speculation.

For example, one guess he previously found outrageous—

Has the existence of the human race crossed the dividing line between the end and the beginning?

Does human history span from 23:30 PM in the previous world to 0:30 AM in the next world?

Although, given the current state of affairs among all races, he reserved a sliver of possibility for such an outrageous speculation.

However, in reality, it is indeed difficult to achieve such a situation.

Just as the universe underwent the "Big Bang" that led to its demise, the new "Big Bang" that served as the starting point must have required a considerable amount of time to nurture life.

Just like human history, it didn't begin at the moment the universe was born.

Instead, we need to give the universe enough time to develop...

It was only in the latter half of the universe's development that it stepped onto the stage of the vast universe.

So Jiang Yi thought—

The same should apply to the universe of myriad races.