We know that Ye Feng also has his own practice plan when he comes to the Ancient Immortal Realm - that is to deepen his understanding, mastery and application of the original code.
To talk about the relationship between the original code and all the avenues in the world, we can use mathematics to make a simple analogy. The original code is equivalent to the basis of mathematics, such as decimal numbers, "one plus one equals two" and so on. And all the Taos in the Prehistoric Immortal Realm are equivalent to different formulas in various fields of calculus in mathematics.
But no matter how profound and sophisticated calculus is, it is based on the mathematics of "one plus one equals two." Once "one plus one equals three", then the formulas in all areas of calculus will be rewritten. When "one plus one equals three", the calculus formula is one version, but when it equals four, it becomes another version. One plus one can equal countless answers, so the formula of calculus will also become countless versions.
The Dao Ancestor is equivalent to a person who has mastered all the formulas in a certain field of calculus. As the level of the Dao Ancestor increases, the areas of calculus they master will also increase, and the Emperor of Heaven is equivalent to a complete mastery of all calculus fields. Field formula man. But once "one plus one does not equal two", then not only the Taoist ancestor was abolished, but the Emperor of Heaven was also completely abolished. And this is the power and importance of original code. This is also where "Heaven" is truly powerful and invincible.
And Ye Feng, in order to fight against the sky, to protect Ren Xiaojin and the others, and even all the "people" living in the virtual world, under the hands of "the sky". Ye Feng must completely take away control of the original code from "Heaven". To put it bluntly, an original game player wants to replace the GM. So Ye Feng's road ahead will be very difficult. But at the same time, this is also the reason why the top seven half-step true ancestors in the prehistoric fairyland are almost like ants in front of Ye Feng. As long as Ye Feng snaps his fingers and changes the original code, those seven brothers will immediately become powerless "mortals".
Therefore, as we said before, for Ye Feng, the exploration of unlocking the secret realm of Sky Lock is just a one-day adventure trip to kindergarten. For Ye Feng, the opportunity to cultivate immortality is just something he collects to give to his friends, and is of no use to him at all.
If you want to be stubborn and say that the research on the original code is not an opportunity? Then I just want to say that according to your statement, it seems that only the prehistoric fairyland has the original code, so there is no original code outside? You must know that the entire virtual world is a big virtual world created by "Heaven" using original codes.
So let me say something in advance here, even if you are above the fourth dimension, or above the Emperor Realm, you have only mastered the calculus, a whole category of mathematics, and you have also mastered geometry, algebra, etc. and other major mathematics categories. And the master realm of the eighth dimension has only completely mastered the entire mathematics. But even in the realm of domination, as long as "Tian" or Ye Feng changes "one plus one equals two" to "one plus one equals any other number", then the dominator will be useless. So you can understand why the eighth dimension master realm will immediately become a mortal once it enters the ninth dimension. This is because the underlying original codes of the real world and the virtual world are fundamentally different.
Therefore, players cannot fight against the GM before they have sufficient strength.
The reason why Ye Feng has access to the original code but others cannot is because Ye Feng is the only martial artist who has absorbed Wengu, and he is the only humane person, that's all.
Ye Feng is not so arrogant that he looks down on those masters who are half-step true ancestors or even higher realms, but these people who call the shots in the virtual world are actually just puppets of the original code of the virtual world. They are really not Ye Feng. The opponent of someone who has partially mastered the original code. Ye Feng took them as his opponents and was as shameless as "punching Nanshan Nursing Home and kicking Beihai Kindergarten". After all, Ye Feng still had the most basic morals.
If those people are players, Ye Feng is equivalent to half a GM at this moment. Do you really want those players to be self-humiliating clowns in front of the GM?
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The narrator said: Ye Yu, if you didn't have these clowns rushing up to slap Ye Feng in the face, how would "The Rebellion of Mortal Immortals" be better?
Ye Yu said: First of all, I never said not to let those clowns rush up. After all, slapping clowns in the face is a good point in itself. Why should I abandon it? It's just that I won't let the clown being slapped in the face by Ye Feng become the core point of "The Immortal Reverse".
The narrator said: So what is the core joy of "The Rebellion of Mortal Immortals"?
Ye Yu said: "It's from a high place."
To put it simply, the core of "Mortal Immortal Reverse" refers to what Ye Feng did and the goal he pursued. For example, if the purpose of your life is to fight for the liberation of all mankind throughout your life, then compared with all the other living beings who are fighting for a better life for you, wouldn't it be nice to feel like "everyone is drunk and I am alone?" ? Even if you don't want to look down on others, the height at which you act and behave is much higher than others. So even if you want to look at other people equally, you really have to lower your head to look at them.
And this is the core excitement that readers of "Mortal Immortal Reverse" can get when they step into Ye Feng's shoes. There is a saying that can describe it vividly, that is, "a sparrow knows the ambition of a swan".
And this is also the reason why I, the author, can insist on writing "The Rebellion of Mortal Immortals" for free. Because Fan Xian Ni is an unprecedented novel, a novel that no copywriter can copy. Because Ye Feng has a chaotic, orderly and evil character, if he does not have high enough thoughts and morals, even if it is a hard copy, it is easy to write Ye Feng as a double-standard dog like Tang San, Chen Ping'an, Xu Le, and Jiang Wang. Slightly better are the superficial "Guang Weizheng" protagonists like Xiao Yan and Shi Hao who are simple-minded and "simply serve the common people of the world". Because Xiao Yan and Shi Hao don't understand that the human nature of the people in this world is ugly, and sometimes it's not worth Xiao Yan and Shi Hao's sacrifice.
And all this is because of human nature.
The much-anticipated Squid said: "If a single chapter is used to explain the novel, it would be the author's failure." I deeply agree with this sentence, but sometimes I don't have to write extra about the logic behind Ye Feng's actions.
Because if I don’t write it, how many people will be able to understand it. Just like last time, Ye Feng's principle of equal exchange is, "Repay a small favor for a small favor, repay a big favor for a big favor; pay back a small debt, pay back a big debt." If I didn't write it, would you regard Ye Feng as a double-standard dog who uses "see-through"?
You don’t need to explain anything to me, you just have to explain it to yourself. After all, how can I have the ability to hold the reader’s head and confirm my reasoning? I'm too lazy to do that kind of thing
