If you take literally being a star compressed to an infinitesimal size, it will give you more energy than is contained in the universe.
Luminary (A Rank): Rapid expansion (急膨張, Kyū Bōchō?) of the Spiritual Core.[4][21] It is what in astronomyWP is called InflationWP (インフレーション, Infurēshon?), it’s what the exponential expansion of the universe that occured after the Big BangWP is called.[4][9] An excited state only possessed by True Ancestor royalty. When a True Ancestor's body is completely destroyed by some means, this reaction is said to occur. It was the result of Arcueid, a "small yet massive being", losing the container called 'body' and consequently having the compressed Magical Energy released, causing her Life Scale to expand (though this is actually a false impression). Arcueid's consciousness exists at the core of the light, but since the barrier called 'body' doesn't exist, it is a state where in this excess of Magical Energy "an image of herself as she imagines it" is projected and diffused. Ciel describes this as what a True Ancestor looks like without a body; a Luminous Body made of pure Ether.[22][4][21][9] The Mage's Association calls this a Spiritron Frame (Lightframe). In other words, this is a natural phenomenon created out of nothing but mental power.[4] It is capable of changing from a phenomenon into a lifeform, but Ciel states that this change, if it's completed, will mean the world's done for.[22] If one carelessly destroys a True Ancestor who still has magical energy in surplus, the energy stored within their body manifests—a retribution mechanism—to become a calamity that destroys human cities.[4] While originally staying in the planet's interior, the "soul" meant for prolonged management of the planet leaks onto the surface, a system failure that should never happen.[9] Michael Roa Valdamjong describes the Luminary as a 'system' for the World to reset the environment, one not to be used for one's own feelings. Once it started to walk, it is no longer the world's will, but just a single "Lifeform".[9] If a True Ancestor still brimming with Magical Energy is imperfectly destroyed, it will reemerge through just this energy that had been stored within its body and destroy human settlements in the form of a calamity, as a revenge mechanism.[21][9] Arcueid does not cause Inflation when Roa still has part of her power and she’s about to die from maceration, but with her having killed Roa in Ciel Route, her love toward Shiki causes her to bug out—unable to keep suppressing her vampiric urges, she brings about this phenomenon.[4][21][9] Luminary Arcueid is about 200 meters when she’s emerging, and about 100 when she’s stabilized her dispersed consciousness and is in her normal state.[4]
My guyExcerpted from her skills section ,She seems to have the potential to reach a universe level but I'm just guessing,,I need an expert like you to analyze things like this
my boy
Nothing in this suggests anything universal
You see "the big bang" and "the universe" in the text and ignore everything else
Fucking NGL, I really can't take any cultivation novel because of Library of heaven path.
Dude literally took two year to be an immortal that can literally equal the strongest shit in his universe/multiverse.
Every other cultivation novel need thousand to million of years to even step out of their own galaxy.
Seriously it's like the authors just wasting decades to millennium to drag their novel so they can call their shit immortal.
And the hardest part to take seriously is that almost every novel barely change after thousand of years. I meant the world. itself barely change. No progression of course people dies but the point is the world itself is stagnant because the MC needs to still know every power in the world once they come out of their cultivation.
Top sects barely change, the topography, cities, world maps and shit. It's so stagnant that the MC could literally still point from a location from 10000 years ago and the same city will exist with the same culture.
damn having seem that one in a while
I'm not fond of the novels that MC turn immortal too soon or too long, it and by immortall i mean invincible there is these novels that like to pretend that lifespans itself are some sort of big deal and only in the very last realm that their lifepan is unlimited
Corporate suit guy desperately trying to embrace the SpeedForce destroys everything around him
You posted this and i started reading a novel that does a bit of the actually "time passed" , not for MC but the "spirit" that is one of those old with high cultivation stuck on something, he start teaching MC and some people mentions MC way of cultivating is "outdated" some stuff that were extremely rare MC could find selling in the streets as well maybe some common stuff are gone, its a pretty nice change from "almighty counselor" , that old methods are always betterFucking NGL, I really can't take any cultivation novel because of Library of heaven path.
Dude literally took two year to be an immortal that can literally equal the strongest shit in his universe/multiverse.
Every other cultivation novel need thousand to million of years to even step out of their own galaxy.
Seriously it's like the authors just wasting decades to millennium to drag their novel so they can call their shit immortal.
And the hardest part to take seriously is that almost every novel barely change after thousand of years. I meant the world. itself barely change. No progression of course people dies but the point is the world itself is stagnant because the MC needs to still know every power in the world once they come out of their cultivation.
Top sects barely change, the topography, cities, world maps and shit. It's so stagnant that the MC could literally still point from a location from 10000 years ago and the same city will exist with the same culture.
looks at the top 3
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