Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis' eyes widened in shock.

A level seven Law?

One needed a level seven Law to become a Star God!?

Sure, Gravis knew a level seven Law, but something like this was basically unachievable for nearly everyone that reached the highest world. After all, the first tribulation would pit them against a Star God directly.

How were they supposed to survive something like that!?

However, the more Gravis thought about this, the more he felt like he was missing something.

Usually, reaching the highest world sooner should be seen as an advantage, but in this case, reaching the highest world sooner would be worse.

Cultivators in the higher world had no idea about the requirements for becoming a Star God, which meant that a lot of them would simply chase the next world and then get blindsided by this ridiculous requirement.

Even more, a lot of them should have nearly exhausted their longevity since they expected that they could reach the next Realm without any big issues as soon as they ascended.

Effectively, this change would hit all the Cultivators out of nowhere, not giving them enough information to plan their future.

That didn't seem conducive to creating a lot of powerful Cultivators.

Gravis knew that Orthar wouldn't have overlooked something as obvious as that, which meant that there had to be more to this.

"There must be more, right?" Gravis asked his father. "Something must have been changed to allow Ascenders to realistically comprehend level seven Laws. Otherwise, it wouldn't make any sense."

By now, Gravis' friends basically knew everything that Gravis knew about the Cosmos except for the real secret things, and they nodded when they heard Gravis.

It wouldn't make any sense like this.

that there was

Opposer said. "If the requirements were exactly like this, reaching the Star God Realm would basically be

Immortal Emperors," he said. "One of them only affects Ascenders while the other

first thing is the reset

Gravis lifted an eyebrow.

reset, which means that they essentially start from zero," the Opposer explained. "This means that every Immortal Emperor that reaches this world has 200,000 years before their

them enough time to make a plan for everything and start

Peak

be at least three levels, if not four. This meant that every Peak Immortal Emperor would

seven

That was too little.

do so. Sure, the Law of the Dead World was far more difficult to comprehend than the True Hard Pure Composition Law, which was also a level seven Law, but the chances of Exar comprehending that Law in just 200,000 were

World in a higher world, which was absolutely insane. Gravis even

he hadn't known the Law of the Dead World and was forced to comprehend a level seven Law in only 200,000

other change of the rules had to be just

the other change?" Gravis

Immortal Emperors, Ascender or not. Additionally, this change of the rules does not only concern the Immortal Emperors in this world but

"So, even Star Gods, Ancestral Gods, and Divine Gods?"

longer as easy to comprehend as the derivative Laws. From now onward, every Law you comprehend will be the purest and highest version of that Law. These Laws represent the very basis of how the Cosmos works. Time is no longer the most

Laws are impossible to comprehend, even if you give them infinite time. The only way to comprehend these True Laws for these people is to seek enlightenment in tempering,

of ever-increasing power is no longer the right

for every Cultivator at the Immortal

since the

power. Instead, tribulations will always pit you against someone that is exactly as powerful as you. The Old Bastard can see through everyone, and he knows exactly how powerful everyone is. This means that all tribulations will be bitter battles to the death, no matter if

shone as he realized

might think that they knew the real

to comprehend a level seven Law, but because of

chunk of Energy out of the Cosmos, which meant that Orthar had

might strike him down when he was weak. On top of that, if the Cultivators didn't manage to become Ancestral Gods, they