There must be something wrong with me-Chapter 644 - 243: ’Past and Future’ Project_2

Zhang Feng was deep in thought, completely ignoring the four people kneeling in front of him, but he waved his Spiritual Qi, urging the surrounding civilians and soldiers not to linger and to leave.

As for these four people, they were not a priority.

It wasn't that Zhang Feng was acting superior, but rather he suddenly realized that the task logic in the text had changed.

The 'progress logic' of this task was far more important than these four people.

However, at the beginning, he was nearly dead and didn't think much about it.

But now, as knowledge of the entire world view emerged.

Zhang Feng deduced with certainty that the current adventure world, even the simplest growth world, had increased in difficulty accordingly.

This difficulty was not the crisis predicted in the past, but was due to the increase in knowledge.

If one's foundation was inadequate, then they couldn't complete everything, and even if they recorded everything afterward, it would be impossible to digest it all, let alone calculate it all.

But if one were to leisurely practice and meet the standards each time.

Zhang Feng felt that if he studied for five days and took a break for five days initially.

He could meet the requirements of all tasks.

Including spending decades in this world to step into Nascent Soul, possibly becoming stronger than the Nascent Soul of this world.

But he couldn't be nearly invincible in just a year as he was today.

One year of being somewhat invincible, the remaining ninety-nine years could be used to promote progress and learning.

Zhang Feng felt that he had, in a way, saved time.

So, he decided to start with the Qingling Sect to see what knowledge they had.

Pondering, Zhang Feng directed his gaze at the four people pleading in front of him.

...

Five days later.

A piece of news about someone named Zhang Feng, a 'True Man,' spread swiftly with the martial artists running around, eventually reaching the entire thousand-mile territory around the main city.

This was also intentional on Zhang Feng's part; he didn't want to hide it deliberately.

He even hoped these messages would attract some people from the Profound Cloud Sect.

Furthermore, five days later.

Zhang Feng arrived at a deep mountain.

Behind him were a thief and four cultivators.

This deep mountain was the location of the Qingling Sect.

Subsequently.

In just a few short minutes.

In the astonished gaze of the thief, the Qingling Sect vanished silently like clouds of the past.

They used people to raise demon beasts and then used demon beast blood to nourish themselves.

A sect like this should be entirely erased.

As for the knowledge and materials, Zhang Feng didn't hypocritically destroy them, he instead focused on examining them to see if they could supplement his own knowledge.

Then, he further confirmed that they deserved to die.

However, some theories about the bodies of demon beasts were indeed useful for biological science and technology.

They could be brought into reality.

Even if they resulted from gruesome experiments on demon beasts.

But Zhang Feng felt that knowledge was innocent, or one could find a 'good reason,' such as not letting these demon beasts and people die in vain.

They made significant contributions to higher biological science and technology for humanity.

However, Zhang Feng felt that even if he studied this knowledge, he was indeed doing something awkward and didn't wish to conceal anything.

Human nature's good and evil are chaotic, representing that the knowledge realized from human good and evil is inherently chaotic and abstract.

The most important thing is to see where this technology is finally applied.

If it is for a good cause, the contributors in a world governed by karmic cycles and the way of heaven would be blessed with fortune and merit.

And this dilemma.

Zhang Feng was experiencing it for the first time.

In the past, things like killing drug dealers and human traffickers and then using their money for good were inherently wrong.

Even if one claimed it was rightful vengeance for someone, the argument was incorrect.

Because most victims were deceived, and they could have lived better lives.

Similarly, Zhang Feng could now see through cause and effect and his true heart more clearly and could ponder this troubling problem.

But in the past, it was something he truly couldn't dwell on, as to think deeply was to acknowledge 'I am guilty.'

Back then, with the Heart Demon present, Zhang Feng deliberately ignored it subconsciously.

Now, in Zhang Feng's understanding of cause and effect rules.

To say vengeance is to directly decide the effect.

This determination of effect must produce a cause, which equates to cursing someone's 'past.'

Just like before, when he enticed the thief for a result, it reversed the cause and effect relationship.

Although the situation with the trafficker was directly occurring, not in the 'now.'

But what Zhang Feng is deducing now is the issue of how to change 'past' and 'future.'

Because there's now a perfect example, the reality covered by the virtual world.

In the case of human trafficking, it wouldn't happen in the 'now' of the Federation; thus, there's no 'future revenge.'

And in the future, since there's no revenge, there's no 'deceptive past.'

Therefore, Zhang Feng feels fundamentally, many assumptions are unfounded, and much like theories of relativity and so forth, they form a 'paradox.'

Anyway, the gist is that the topics of future and past are remarkably difficult.

Theoretically, they cannot be explained.

Regarding this challenging issue.

Zhang Feng thought he must figure it out, so he decided not to return.

He intended to seclude himself for some time here at the ruins of the Qingling Sect.

...

Unknowingly, a year passed.

This morning.

The thief had already gone early into the mountains to hunt.

And that day.

As Zhang Feng pondered, he suddenly thought of a metaphor similar to the time-space paradox.

It was like he was an 'almighty creator,' yet created a hammer that even he couldn't lift.