293: Broken Space

However, to enhance the efficiency of comprehension, one needs to solidify specific laws.

Solidifying laws? Besides Law Artifacts, who else could achieve that?

Lin Ye, however, could. Relying on the Original Universe, he could clearly perceive every law, isolate it, and temporarily solidify it.

“Perhaps I need a device similar to a rift,” Lin Ye pondered.

A rift could only break order and reveal laws, but it couldn't solidify them.

Lin Ye turned his gaze towards the Original Universe.

Other than the Original Universe, he had no other item that could solidify laws—the Yin-Yang Fish was a strange object, more about runes than laws.

“Should I open the Original Universe?” Lin Ye hesitated.

If he opened it, he might expose his second biggest secret.

If he didn't? How would he earn big money? How would he retain students? Without money, how could he nurture the Original Universe?

To be safe, he couldn't nurture it; to nurture it, he wouldn't be safe.

Indeed, nothing in the world could be absolutely perfect.

Considering his future, Lin Ye decided to reveal a bit of the Original Universe's power.

However, it would cost more money.

He would tell the students that this ability to solidify laws came from a rare and incredibly valuable artifact fragment, which the curator had acquired at a great cost.

Hmm, if the coaches wanted to comprehend it, they also had to pay more. It would be a shame if the coaches earned so much but had nowhere to spend it.

Lin Ye—the capitalist Lin Ye—smiled.

Lin Ye was very decisive in his actions, and he already had a plan for how to proceed—teleportation.

Within the Original Universe, there were scattered other laws, which the Original Universe, with Lin Ye's five core laws and four elements as its foundation, powerfully attracted.

It absorbed other laws from the void and within worlds into the Original Universe for refinement.

This meant that Lin Ye could use other laws through the Original Universe, but those laws were far weaker than the ones Lin Ye himself had comprehended.

They were fragmented, unsystematic, aimlessly drifting, and evolving.

If one day they gathered into a complete law, then a tremendous change would occur—not only would it signify the perfection of the Original Universe, but it would also mean that Lin Ye could use this complete law.

Lin Ye decided to create a teleportation gate on Hou Star 5 that could enter the Original Universe.

That's right, the Original Universe could already accommodate living beings.

It was just empty, with imperfect laws, making it difficult for ordinary beings to survive.

Lin Ye controlled the Original Universe to separate a region, but he was still at a loss as to how to separate different laws.

“Perhaps I can use spiritual materials; it's a known fact that different spiritual materials contain different laws,” Lin Ye mused.

The Original Universe could manifest laws, and spiritual materials contained various laws.

“Moreover, once materials enter the Original Universe, they will be slowly refined, so to continue comprehending, the comprehenders will need to continuously invest spiritual materials. Oh my, this way I can not only earn money from them once but also earn money from the spiritual materials.” Lin Ye was astonished.

How a teenager who had undergone nine years of compulsory education and possessed upright thoughts gradually turned into a capitalist—the Legend of Lin Ye.

With his mind opened, Lin Ye realized that he didn't seem to need to rush the evolution of the Original Universe anymore. Did he still need to earn money to support it? No, no, no, the child could support itself.

However, exposing the Original Universe was also somewhat counterproductive, so Lin Ye completely shrouded this independent area, allowing no glimpse of the Original Universe's true appearance, and named it—Broken Space.

He even came up with an excuse—Lin Ye had accidentally acquired a space that could manifest laws, but although it could manifest them, the manifested laws would be continuously swallowed by the space.

Perfect.

Expanding his thoughts a bit further, if he were to promote the Broken Space throughout the entire Galaxy, would Lin Ye still have to work himself to death? By collecting entrance fees and having the 'leeks' bring their own materials, he could reach the pinnacle.

“Expanding to the entire Galaxy still lacks sufficient confidence; it's better to first pilot it within the martial arts hall.” Lin Ye felt that he should still follow the policy rollout approach of his previous life: first, pilot it, and then gradually expand it. Proceed step by step, steadily, and progressively discover and solve problems.

“Take off.”

Lin Ye suppressed the excitement in his heart.

.........

Recruitment was in full swing.

When the enrollment expanded to ten thousand, some were happy and some were worried. On average, one coach taught three hundred students—could this work? The happy ones were naturally those who came for Lin Ye; the number of spots for close contact with their idol had increased, hooray!

Lin Ye didn't expose the Broken Space yet; he would let a batch of students taste the sweetness first, and naturally, people would flock to it.

Hmm, it definitely wasn't because he didn't know how to set up a teleportation array that he didn't expose it.

Teleportation arrays weren't particularly high-tech; anyone proficient in space laws could set one up with a little research.

The farther the teleportation, the harder it was to set up, but fortunately, Lin Ye only needed a teleportation array to his own inner world.

His main body had been cultivating on Hou Star for a thousand years without change. Even if he had to go to the Galaxy Battlefield later, he could find an excuse like maintenance or something. Such a high-level item, it's very reasonable to maintain it, right?

The reason for setting up a teleportation array was actually also a disguise; otherwise, Lin Ye's Original Universe had an absorption capability.

“I'm leaving the martial arts hall to you two. I'm going to seek the future of the martial arts hall.” Lin Ye called the couple—Green Leaf and Yunxi.

These two seemed genuinely prepared to make the martial arts hall their lifelong career; their work enthusiasm was very high. Moreover, in terms of talent, potential, and other abilities, they were a cut above the rest.

“Curator, isn't this inappropriate?” Green Leaf said with some hesitation.

“I trust you.” Lin Ye patted Green Leaf's shoulder.

If he didn't cultivate them, how could he be a hands-off manager in the future?

Although the clone couldn't cultivate, both century-long plans had to be executed by the clone—the fishing of Nether River Fish and Xiaobai's Ascension Dragon Banquet.

Hmm, it definitely wasn't because the clone wanted to be lazy.

“Alright then.” The two hesitated a bit.

“Salary doubled.” Lin Ye said.

“That's excellent, Curator! Leave it to me. I was once the young patriarch of my race; managing a mere martial arts hall is nothing.” Green Leaf guaranteed.

“Hmm.” Lin Ye knew that all reluctance was simply due to not enough money being offered.

Didn't Green Leaf and Yunxi accept it joyfully now?

Because of the Contract, he wasn't afraid of them running away—if they ran, they would definitely be arrested unless they never returned to the Galaxy again.

Even if they absconded with the money, the martial arts hall didn't have much; all the registration fees went to Lin Ye's card.

What? Company account? Sorry, it's a private martial arts hall, not a company, and all the finances were handled by Lin Ye's private team. In terms of his previous life, they were guest retainers.

After settling matters here, Lin Ye began to set up the teleportation array.

The array itself wasn't difficult to set up; his main body learned it in a few hours, but how to conceal it was the hardest part.