Another path.
This path's constituent mass was not made up of planets, stars, neutron stars, black holes, or massive attractors, but of numerous worlds.
These worlds, stacked one upon the other like scales, formed a colossal amalgamation.
Li Pin needed only a glance to understand the advantages and disadvantages of this structure compared to his own.
The advantage lay in the layer upon layer accumulation, transmission, and spread of all worlds, which required very low "order" and could sustain a large number of world fissures with minimal power from the Taoist Realm. Thus, in a very short and rapid timeframe, a staggering mass could be achieved.
However, the disadvantage...
Lay in the lack of change.
The rules of these worlds were almost akin to being copy-pasted; they lacked variability and were extremely rigid.
