The Book of Black.

Summary

Zhu Haomiao contemplates the possibility that their reality may be a higher heavenly position, realizing the implications of the "Illusion Sect," a group of idealists who view everything as an illusion. Ye Wanning warns him about the dangers of this ideology, explaining that members of the Illusion Sect can commit heinous acts without guilt, seeing everything as meaningless. She expresses concern over their ability to infiltrate and betray factions, causing distrust among allies. Li Cang shares his experience of being ambushed by a member of the Illusion Sect and introduces the concept of "home field advantage," where one's power is maximized in familiar illusionary realms. Ye Wanning elaborates on the "compilation period," the adjustment needed when entering unfamiliar realms, likening it to running a program on an incompatible system.

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