In this chapter, we learn that in the upper universes, entering godsea realm is just the beginning. It's also a great experience for cultivators. The more divine retribution a cultivator faces, the greater his or her potential. After seven, eight, or nine, they'll be considered the best. Those who survive nine will be the best of all, and those who don't make it will be considered second-class. This is why the flower is so valuable to cultivators in lower worlds. They can drink the honey from the flower, and the burning sensation inside their bodies makes them feel like they're being poisoned. They're not sure what's going on, but they think it's probably something poisonous. They decide to save Luo zheng first. He's already in the virtual disaster realm, so he doesn't need to worry about it. He can feel his innate energy starting to curdle, which means that his energy center is becoming smaller and smaller. He wonders if this is because he's starting to solidify his energy. Normally, when a cultivator reaches godsea, he can use his energy to create a new world. But now, he feels like his energy centers are shrinking and shrinking, which makes it harder for him to run. He also notices that the sky is clear, and he can see a dark cloud coming out of nowhere. He thinks it must be his first