I alone have my own laws; I start by fabricating myths and legends of mountains and seas.

Chapter 25 Reality Has Immense Power

Bookworm (Jiang He): "At first, we just thought it was a special dream, but then we learned about the so-called divine beast inheritance, and then Luo Jiuchuan. Looking back, it's been a truly moving journey!"

Bookworm (Jiang He): "Does the appearance of that neon person indicate that the strange events we encountered were not regional, or that the geographical scope of these strange events is much larger than we thought?"

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Sister Jiang, why are you thinking so much? According to Luo Jiuchuan, he and we are not even from the same world. It can be seen that the Mountain and Sea Realm should be similar to a blessed land, where anyone with the right destiny can enter. That Japanese person is just a coincidence."

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Of course, that Japanese person wasn't very lucky. He didn't obtain the divine beast inheritance and was just a low-end member of the food chain in the world of mountains and seas, where he was discriminated against."

Bookworm (Jiang He): "Even if what Luo Jiuchuan said is true, isn't it too much of a coincidence! The newcomers who entered our End Island are all from the same world."

Bookworm (Jiang He): "Currently, human technology cannot prove the existence of other worlds, but why do all the newcomers on the End Island happen to be from our world? If the Mountain and Sea Realm absorbs people frequently, why was there no news before? If the frequency is not high, we have only been here for less than two months, and there is already another person."

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Sister Jiang, does that mean you don't believe what Luo Jiuchuan said? But the Emotion-Gathering Gourd in our hands is genuine, and the Emotion Crystals are real. If someone had such power, they wouldn't need to deceive us."

Bookworm (Jiang He): "It's not that I don't believe it, it's just that I'm used to being skeptical."

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "What if it's just a coincidence?"

Su Fan felt a headache coming on as he looked at the chat. Why was Jiang He so serious? Wouldn't it be better to be a little carefree and not take things too seriously?

Jiang He, are you a curious person? Why do you have so many questions?

Bookworm (Jiang He): "If it really is just a coincidence, then so be it! But the essence of human civilization's progress is the process of constantly raising and explaining questions."

Su Fan considered whether he should join the other world in the Mountain and Sea Realm in order to maintain the prestige of the pseudonym Luo Jiuchuan.

While creating humans in reality might be troublesome, Su Fan possesses the Shared Dream Pillow, making him the sole true god within the dream realm of the Mountain and Sea World.

Let alone visitors from another world, they could even create mythical beasts. But wouldn't constantly patching things seem too deliberate?

Silverfish (Jiang He): "Why do the mythical beasts of that world appear in our ancestors' tales of the strange and supernatural? How did our ancestors know about them? It's impossible that they entered the Mountain and Sea Realm! But if they did enter the Mountain and Sea Realm, why is there no record of it? Su Fan, you like tales of the strange and supernatural, do you have any thoughts on this?"

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Perhaps our ancestors really did enter it, and look at how famous the Classic of Mountains and Seas is. That world is also called the Realm of Mountains and Seas, and there are many mythical beasts that match it."

Bookworm (Jiang He): "It still doesn't make sense. If the ancients really went there, they would definitely have recorded the Mountain and Sea Realm, not just the mythical beasts. I did some research on this topic, such as the medicinal beast. It appeared too late. If the Mountain and Sea Realm existed before and the ancients went there, why did the medicinal beast appear so late? As historical records have improved with the advancement of storage technology, it's assumed that it shouldn't have appeared so late."

Silverfish (Jiang He): "Since Japanese people can also enter the Mountain and Sea Realm, does that mean people from other countries can too? Then why are there no records of many divine beasts in other countries?"

Su Fan wanted to call the police, he really wanted to call the police. Was he supposed to say that the Mountain and Sea Realm was originally created because of his imagination?

Su Fan himself enjoys tales of the strange and supernatural, so when creating the world, he subconsciously incorporated some of the fantasies of the ancients.

Su Fan hadn't figured out how to answer yet, so he decided to just laugh it off for now. Otherwise, someone like Jiang He who liked to get to the bottom of things would definitely have more and more doubts, more and more questions.

Bai Ze (Su Fan): "Jiang He, I can't give you a satisfactory answer to your question. In fact, not only do I not have one, but I believe no one in this world has one. Perhaps as we spend more time in the Mountain and Sea Realm, we can slowly find the answer."

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Yeah, Sister Jiang, why think about so many things? You're just being metaphysical, like pondering the essence of time, or what the absolute spirit or soul is. These things aren't important. People live in reality, why bother thinking about so many things?"

Ya Zi (Chen Yang): "Some questions may have no answer, or this era may not have an answer. Just like how people thousands of years ago could never have understood the essence of disease or the essence of the sun, moon and stars, no matter how much they thought about it."

Bixi (Wang Jianguo): "Yes! Xiaohe! Sometimes there's no need to take things too seriously. To put it bluntly, there's nothing inherently wrong in the world; it's just that fools create their own troubles. Sometimes you smart people just overthink things. Although I'm not very educated, unlike you all who have read books, worrying is bad for your health!"

After chatting for a while, Su Fan put down his phone, feeling utterly tormented by Jiang He.

If I had known it would be this troublesome, I would have just kicked Jiang He out. Working people don't need to be this intelligent, but that's obviously not an option now, because I just sent out the Love-Gathering Gourd. If I kick Jiang He out of the Mountain and Sea Realm now, how will I recoup my costs?

But now that the contract has been signed, Su Fan has directly asked Jiang He to leave the Mountain and Sea Realm. What if this contract becomes a bad debt?

Moreover, even if Su Fan kicked someone, the cost of the Soul-Sucking Gourd was a real investment, and Su Fan didn't even have the means to take back the Soul-Sucking Gourd.

After pondering Jiang He's doubts for a while, Su Fan decided to let things take their course.

After all, who can control everything but what others are thinking? Jiang He thought this way, perhaps because she was born with a serious and thoughtful personality.

But didn't Wang Jianguo and Chen Yang have any doubts? They probably did, but they weren't the type to get to the bottom of things.

Anyway, Su Fan's apparent identity is just that of an ordinary participant, so what does the situation in the Mountain and Sea Realm have to do with him?

Moreover, existence itself is justified, and existence is the best response.

Just like many people enjoy various conspiracy theories, such as shadow governments, the Illuminati controlling the world, and the flat Earth theory—these are all strange and unusual things.

No matter how outlandish the conspiracy theories are, reality is reality, and it won't change in the slightest because of them.

Reality has immense power!

Having figured this out, Su Fan stopped worrying. Although it was late at night, Su Fan had just woken up and wasn't sleepy at all, or at least not sleepy. Since he couldn't waste time, Su Fan decided to collect the emotional crystals.

The best way to collect emotional crystals is to go to environments or areas with high emotional fluctuations, such as haunted houses, movie theaters, and amusement parks, which are either closed at night or have very few people.

But there are always suitable places, such as bars, which are quite suitable.