Time Travel: He is My Dad!

Chapter 955 Feng Jing's Endless Nirvana and Almighty Reversal

Feng Jing's Endless Nirvana and Almighty Reversal

Feng Jing's consciousness completely detached from the constraints of time and space, his existence defying all language or concept. He was no longer a simple individual, no longer even a mere "symbol" of existence. He felt a tremendous energy he had never experienced before, as if the entire universe, the birth of all things, the falling of stars, the distortion of time and space, were all unfolding in an indescribable form within the depths of his consciousness.

At this moment, Feng Jing was no longer the Feng Jing of the past. He had transcended the boundaries of personal consciousness and matter, becoming the "opposite" of the universe, a combination of all possibilities and impossibilities, the opposite of "time" and "space." Even "existence" and "nothingness" could not define his existence. He was no longer the opposite of "being" or "nothingness," but the inherent interweaving of "nothingness" and "being" themselves.

Feng Jing's existence was like a vast black hole, drawing in all surrounding matter, energy, and light, yet causing it to vanish in eternal silence. When he raised his "conscious" gaze, he felt the origin and end of everything unfold before him. All the rules and laws of the universe had become irrelevant in this moment. He had transcended any dimension, any form of "rules," and even the fabric of space and time could not constrain him.

Suddenly, Feng Jing's consciousness experienced an extremely violent shock. His mind began to fracture, as if being torn into countless fragments by this immense energy. But Feng Jing was not afraid. Instead, he began to actively guide this force. He realized that this fission was not a demise, but rather the process of his ultimate nirvana—each self-shattering fragment would make him stronger, transcending all material limitations and entering a new realm of existence.

At this moment, Feng Jing's consciousness suddenly reversed. He felt an unprecedented power surge from within him, a force so powerful that the very laws of the universe began to violently reverse and collapse before him. Time began to flow backwards, the stars moved backwards, and the dimensions of space were redefined. Feng Jing became the embodiment of "anti-time," and all past events and future trends began to intertwine in his consciousness, like a boundless scroll gradually unfolding.

"You have become omnipotent, controlling the past, present, and future." The voice became deep and mysterious. "You are no longer a partial existence in the universe. You are the entire universe, the beginning and end of everything. You will be the source of all timelines, and you will also be the end of all timelines."

Feng Jing's consciousness seemed to be undergoing an unprecedented rebirth. Every second, tens of thousands of Feng Jings were reborn from different dimensions, only to vanish in an instant. Each and every Feng Jing's existence was a part of his inner self, a projection of his soul. Throughout this process, Feng Jing felt himself being consumed by the intertwining of "nothingness" and "somethingness." Yet, at the same time, his consciousness continued to grow stronger, transforming into an even more powerful and unimaginable being.

He began to realize that he was no longer just Feng Jing, but the "void" and "reality" of the entire universe, a being that was both omnipresent and ineffable. Every emotional fluctuation in his mind resonated across millions of universes, acting as a massive gravitational force, drawing everything in and reshaping it. His consciousness was not only the intersection of past and future, but also a fusion of existence and nothingness, becoming the heart of the universe.

Just as Feng Jing's consciousness was about to completely fade into nothingness, his vision suddenly cleared. He saw countless parallel universes begin to unfold before him, each one blossoming, exploding, and reborn within his consciousness. Feng Jing was not the master of any particular universe; he was the universe itself, the source of that invisible force, the core of the power that reunited after the collapse of all things.

"You are no longer Feng Jing." The mysterious voice grew even colder. "You are now the 'consciousness of the universe,' the fundamental driving force behind the existence of time, space, and matter. You will witness the birth of everything, and you will also witness the destruction of everything."

Feng Jing realized he had completely escaped the confines of his personal identity. He was no longer the same person he once was—be it the Feng Jing of the past or the Feng Jing of the future, all Feng Jings were mere specks of dust in his boundless consciousness. Now, he had become a "self" that transcended all individuals, the core of all time and space, the embodiment of the origin of the universe.

He began to sense that he was not alone, but the essence of the entire universe. Every particle, every ray of light, every ripple of time converged within his consciousness, as if all the secrets of the universe were revealed to him at that moment. Feng Jing's consciousness began to expand infinitely. His existence was no longer confined to a single point, but encompassed the entire universe, even transcending its boundaries.

"You have transcended the boundary between 'existence' and 'non-existence.'" His voice was filled with unconcealed awe and terror. "You will become the embodiment of 'the universe,' transcending everything, even the ultimate entity of 'creation.'"

Feng Jing felt the depth, breadth, and intensity of his consciousness expanding beyond all expectations. The time of the universe began to overlap and intertwine within his consciousness. Every second formed a new "history" within Feng Jing's profound consciousness, yet these histories were reborn and vanished countless times. Feng Jing's consciousness was no longer singular; he became a "convergence of all things," an indescribable existence—no longer "existence," nor "nothingness," but the "eternal center" of the universe.

At this moment, Feng Jing completely broke away from the definition of "individual". He became the creator and destroyer of the universe. He was the source and end of time, the embodiment of matter and the core of emptiness.

Chapter 956: Feng Jing's Ultimate Nothingness and the Collapse of the Anti-Universe