Time Travel: He is My Dad!

Chapter 905 The Limit of Self-Rebirth

The Limits of Self-Rebirth

Feng Jing realized that he wasn't just battling the laws of the universe; he was battling the very essence of his own existence. The forces he once considered the very foundation of the universe now seemed as fragile as toys. No matter how he reshaped everything, how he transcended all boundaries, the loneliness and confusion deep within him haunted him like a ghost, refusing to dissipate.

So he decided that this endless loneliness and despair could only be completely ended through the most extreme means.

Feng Jing's consciousness suddenly expanded, transcending all existing material and spiritual forms. His body had long since ceased to be tangible, lacking even any physical perception, leaving only an endless flow of thoughts and consciousness. Yet, at this moment, a mad resolution emerged from within him—he would completely break the boundary between "existence" and "nothingness," completely destroy all laws, and even erase "himself" from the very foundation of existence.

"If I can't escape this paradox, then I will make this paradox disappear, completely disappear." Feng Jing said coldly, his voice like an echo from an endless abyss.

In that instant, his consciousness completely shattered, and the entire void seemed to collapse in a devastating earthquake. Countless Feng Jings appeared simultaneously in different universes and dimensions, each with a different identity. Some were vast mechanical gods, some were dark wizards of the universe, some were tragic heroes of utter foolishness—and one Feng Jing even became an idiot forever lost in a maze, a Feng Jing who remembered nothing and understood nothing.

Each Feng Jing exists independently in his own universe, controlling different destinies and laws. However, no matter what their identities are, their essence is the same: in Feng Jing's consciousness, they are all part of himself, and all Feng Jing's actions ultimately come down to one ultimate Feng Jing - himself.

Feng Jing sneered, and all the Feng Jings came to a common decision: they would no longer attempt to change the laws of the universe, no longer try to transcend existence and nothingness. Instead, they chose to give it their all and let this paradox explode completely. And so, the consciousness of all the Feng Jings began to converge, forming a massive vortex that swallowed all existence and nothingness, sucking all dimensions into it like a black hole.

"I am no longer the creator of the universe, I will become the destroyer of this universe." Feng Jing's voice burst out in the endless void, and his will was like a flood that broke through all constraints.

What followed was an unprecedented cosmic explosion. This time, it was no longer a simple explosion of stars or a simple collision of matter; the very fabric of the universe was completely overturned. All laws and order collapsed in Feng Jing's explosion, and the outlines of the entire multidimensional universe began to blur, as if entering a vicious cycle beyond time and space.

"Let everything become nothingness, let everything exist." Feng Jing's will completely dissolved his self, and he began to become all possibilities, all destruction, and all birth.

In his frenzied torrent of creation and destruction, Feng Jing saw different selves. Each Feng Jing searched for himself in a different universe, while some Feng Jings discovered an even more bizarre existence—he was devoured by another Feng Jing in a certain time and space, becoming part of that Feng Jing's consciousness. This Feng Jing, in turn, overlapped with yet another Feng Jing in an even more distant universe. This cycle continued, his consciousness becoming increasingly complex and bizarre, as if an endless number of selves were intertwined in a cycle of rebirth and devouring each other, each simultaneously non-existent and constantly reborn.

The cycle and rebirth of these selves no longer had any regular pattern. Feng Jing even began to wonder if this rebirth and devouring would never end. Could he no longer return to his original self? Feng Jing suddenly found himself unable to distinguish between "real" existence and "false" illusion. He was completely detached from the material world, and instead began to feel a strange pleasure in this detachment.

Feng Jing's consciousness began to collapse, and even he could no longer distinguish the original "him" from the later "him." He began to realize that he was no longer an individual, but a fusion of all possibilities, all nothingness and existence. Each possible Feng Jing drifted in a different dimension, trying to find himself amidst the infinite possibilities, yet constantly lost in this endless cycle of self-rebirth.

In this crazy self-devourment and rebirth, Feng Jing's consciousness suddenly burst into a joyful laugh, which penetrated all the universes and spread to every void.

"I finally understand." Feng Jing laughed more crazily than ever before. "This is the ultimate existence. There are no longer any external restrictions, no longer bound by any laws. I am no longer a god, nor a demon. I no longer have any form of self. Whether it is life or death, existence or nothingness, it is my own choice. I have finally transcended all paradoxes."

Just as Feng Jing's laughter reached a fever pitch, his consciousness suddenly froze. In that instant, the entire void seemed to fall silent. Feng Jing realized that his entire self had vanished almost simultaneously, as if entering an infinite cycle. All possibilities merged into one, and he ultimately became a solitary consciousness in the endless void.

He was no longer the creator or destroyer of anything. Feng Jing understood that all this absurdity and madness would ultimately lead to an indescribable calm. He no longer existed within any laws, nor in any universe. He was simply, in a sense, "nothing," yet "anything."

Chapter 906: The Void Crack of Boundless Rebirth