124: Chapter 124 Quantum Life

Chen Mo returned to the Trial Tower.

His mind was still immersed in the battle just now.

Di Ling was a respectable opponent.

That respect came from the system the other party had displayed.

His Imperial Path System had many aspects worth studying.

That Nine-Clawed Divine Dragon, which was an Incarnation of Dragon Qi, was essentially condensed from the Power Of Faith.

It contained the love and respect of millions of citizens for their emperor. The wills of countless individuals gathered together, adding a layer of vital weight to Di Ling's power.

It was not a simple accumulation of energy, but rather a civilization hoisting up a single person.

There was also that peculiar command ability.

That suppression of rules should be Di Ling's innate talent—his words became law, and every single word carried weight.

Chen Mo looked forward to meeting Di Ling in reality one day, to see this emperor who ruled over the world and behold what kind of grandeur he possessed compared to the ancient emperors of the Blue Star.

The love of millions condensed into Dragon Qi, and words becoming law decided life and death.

In what kind of Star Domain would such a ruler live, and what kind of civilization would he govern?

He had also benefited immensely from this challenge.

It wasn't just battle experience.

It was the broadening of his systems, his understanding of talents, and the changes in power forms.

Every time he met a new system pioneer, it was like a new window was opened before him.

Chen Mo began to look forward to the subsequent battles.

He looked at the new ranking appearing on the Trial Tower: 224th.

Leaping directly from the top six hundred into the top three hundred.

Di Ling of the Imperial Path System was ranked 600th among all fourth-tier systems in the Universe, and Chen Mo had defeated him with overwhelming power.

At the same time Chen Mo was challenging,

Cang stood in his own Trial Tower space, casually glancing at the leaderboard.

His pupils contracted slightly, and the frequency of the crystal core on his forehead suddenly quickened.

224th.

A name he was all too familiar with appeared in that position.

Source Power System, Chen Mo.

Cang stared at the ranking in disbelief.

He had just finished his own challenge, barely winning only after exhausting all the methods of his Heavenly Deduction Telekinesis System.

As for himself, he was currently ranked 365,322nd.

Cang fell silent.

Some of his usual calm and collected demeanor faded from his pale, translucent face.

How could Chen Mo's Source Power System be this strong?

A weak race, a weak civilization, a marginal region that had been connected to the Spirit Energy Universe network for less than two years—how could it possibly birth a system pioneer of this level?

But he knew in his heart that Chen Mo's strength was a good thing for this region.

The great tide of the Spirit Energy Universe was still ahead, and the real competition had not yet begun.

The more powerhouses there were in the region, the more resources they could fight for in the future tide.

The Tianzhi Race had invested a great deal of effort in sharing knowledge in the public Domain precisely to raise the strength level of the entire region.

Chen Mo's rise was objectively accelerating this process.

Rationally, he acknowledged this.

But it took him longer than usual to calm the slight ripple of emotion suppressed deep within his heart.

Inside the Trial Tower,

Chen Mo noticed a phenomenon as he continued to browse the list of opponents.

In the fourth-tier system list, no true rule-based systems appeared.

Those abilities with embryonic forms of rules, like Di Ling's Imperial Decree, were more of a derivative based on talent rather than true mastery of rules.

It seemed that the level of rules was still too high, not a Domain that the fourth tier could touch.

This confirmed his deduction that the establishment of the Universe's Realm system was not arbitrarily divided.

Each tier corresponded to a range of understanding and applying power, and rules should be the threshold for later Realms.

Chen Mo continued to scan the leaderboard.

He did see quite a few technology-type systems.

In the top rankings, the proportion of technology systems was quite considerable.

The 7th place was the Mechanical Deity System, ranked extremely high.

To be able to break into the top ten among all fourth-tier systems in the entire Spirit Energy Universe showed that the potential of technology systems in certain directions was not inferior to physical and energy systems at all.

Nuclear Fusion System, Plasma System, Antimatter Engine System.

Each name represented a civilization's path of understanding power.

Chen Mo had not challenged these technology systems before; he just hadn't happened to select them.

He locked his gaze on his next target.

200th place, Quantum Mechanical Deity System, Zhi 3.14, currently sixth-tier.

It happened to be a technology type.

Chen Mo directly chose to challenge.

The teleportation light lit up.

Chen Mo arrived in a technological Empire.

He floated in mid-air, with boundless mechanical constructs beneath his feet.

Hundreds of millions of combat devices stretched to the end of his vision, and precisely arranged quantum circuits flowed with a deep blue light beneath the metallic ground.

Countless weapon arrays pointed silently toward the sky, each containing firepower sufficient to annihilate a city.

The entire space was a single weapon.

Standing in the sky, Chen Mo did not let his guard down.

He did not act rashly.

At this ranking, every opponent was a Genius among geniuses.

They were top beings filtered through layers over long years by countless regions and civilizations, and the methods they possessed were bound to be far beyond imagination.

Underestimating any of them would be a foolish act.

His perception expanded.

His Mental Perception instantly enveloped the entire battlefield.

There was nothing.

There were no energy fluctuations, nor any signs of life.

The technological Empire below was dead silent, and all the mechanical devices were as still as statues.

But his crisis sense was frantically warning him.

Something was targeting him.

In the Domain where his perception could not reach, some kind of existence was watching him, measuring him, and analyzing him.

Chen Mo waited no longer and instantly activated his Constant Source Body.

Golden Hengyuan Force instantly flooded his entire body, and his Constant Source Body entered its limit state.

Golden flames of light gushed out from his body.

High-temperature radiation sufficient to directly annihilate matter was released from his body, pouring down toward the technological Empire below.

The metallic ground began to glow red, then white.

Quantum circuits melted on a large scale under the impact of the high-temperature radiation, precisely arranged mechanical devices twisted and deformed, and the surface of the entire technological Empire began to disintegrate under the scorching of the Hengyuan Force.

Yet Chen Mo still did not know where his opponent was.

Meanwhile, in the quantum space,

Zhi 3.14 had been observing Chen Mo.

Its form of existence was completely different from carbon-based life.

It had no Physical Body, no fixed spatial position, and not even an 'individual' in the traditional sense.

Zhi 3.14 was a segment of quantum information distributed throughout the quantum network that covered the entire trial space.

Every qubit was a part of its body, and every collapse and expansion of quantum states was its 'thinking' process.

Its quantum network expanded in space, with trillions of qubits operating simultaneously, and endless computing power was running, measuring, and deducing.

Height, weight, body temperature, energy density, radiation intensity, Force Field structure, mental coverage range.

Every measurable parameter was being collected, analyzed, and input into deduction models.

Then, Chen Mo activated his Constant Source Body.

High-temperature radiation swept through the entire space in an instant.

The temperature was hundreds of thousands of degrees.

It exceeded the surface of a star and approached the radiation intensity of a stellar interior.

Under this temperature, the quantum network began to collapse on a large scale.

Quantum entangled states lost coherence in the high-heat radiation, and qubit information was drowned out by thermal noise.

Large areas of network nodes turned from blue to blurry black spots.

Zhi 3.14's computing power matrix shook violently.

But it had also obtained the final piece of data.

Win rate: 0%.

There was absolutely no chance of victory.