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Now reading: Chapter 1166 - 618: A Thought Stops the Universe from Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic, a Sci-fi novel by Universe Invincible Battle Tyrannosaurus.

Su Yu’s little universe is entirely created and operated by the Creation Machine, self-sustaining, and Su Yu merely needs to control the Creation Machine.

Even if there are no observers and the quantum system collapses, as long as Su Yu returns and adds such a function to the Creation Machine, there will be no issue.

This way, he doesn’t need to worry much.

However, the Primordial Universe is so "primitive," it requires a Supreme Consciousness to continuously observe the entire universe for billions of years to maintain stability.

Su Yu cannot tolerate this job.

Thus, he aims to "mechanize transformation" the entire Primordial Universe and establish its existence on an ultimate Creation Machine!

Let this Creation Machine replace the Supreme Consciousness and maintain the integrity of the universe’s system.

Su Yu set this plan in his heart, and without further hesitation, began executing it.

However, creating an ultimate Creation Machine capable of encapsulating the entire universe is no easy task.

Su Yu’s own strength is only slightly stronger than a Sixth-Order Constant Star Level.

The gap between Constant Star Level and the entire universe is almost immeasurable.

Theoretically, it’s pletely impossible to acplish such a task.

But now, Su Yu, as a candidate for the God of Objects with Supreme Consciousness, temporarily possesses the ability to observe the entire universe, giving him hope.

First, Su Yu began to observe the entire universe in depth.

He wants to see the entire cosmic rules with his own eyes, and only then can he create a Creation Machine capable of enpassing the entire universe based on all its rules.

However, Su Yu quickly discovered that this is almost an impossible task.

On one hand, he has to carefully maintain the stability of his consciousness; otherwise, a single distraction could destroy the universe.

Maintaining this state while focusing on observing the cosmic rules is barely doable.

But as he observed, he found that the universe’s underlying rules were continually changing.

Time, gravity, energy, light speed, quantum mechanics, cause and effect... even mathematics.

Every time Su Yu accurately observed these parameters, he immediately noticed they had changed instantaneously.

The previous observations became inaccurate.

"Uncertainty, huh..."

Su Yu’s heart sank.

He had somewhat anticipated this scenario.

With his current capabilities, he can view all the universe’s rules in an instant.

Yet there’s a problem: his will can alter these rules at any time.

He can destroy the universe with a mere thought, so naturally modifying those rules is no problem.

Thus, the rules continually fluctuated with Su Yu’s consciousness.

If now, advanced civilization scientists were measuring cosmic rules, they would find it impossible to get accurate measurements.

Of course, these rule fluctuations are extremely subtle.

If their civilization level is too low, and measurement accuracy is insufficient, they probably cannot detect these fluctuations at all.

Su Yu tried to stabilize his spirit pletely, and suddenly, the cosmic rules in his eyes became stable.

But this seemed meaningless.

Because these rules had long been altered by Su Yu and were entirely different from the original cosmic rules.

Su Yu didn’t even know what they were like before modification.

Or rather, is there really such a thing as "original cosmic rules"?

Back when the Supreme Consciousness was still present, weren’t the cosmic rules continuously being modified?

A thought crossed Su Yu’s mind.

Perhaps the cosmic rules were always fluctuating, just that Su Yu hadn’t noticed before.

"In that case, there’s no need to be tangled up in the original cosmic rules; just go with my own!"

Su Yu, at this moment, didn’t care to observe the cosmic rules further; after all, they can’t be precisely measured.

He simply took an average value based on the parameters he observed.

Now, the rule parameters were set.

The next step for Su Yu was to construct the Creation Machine.

In this regard, Su Yu has experience, yet also can be said to have no experience.

His experience is limited to a Constant Star Level little universe, but now he is to design a Super Creation Machine enpassing the entire universe.

The little universe’s rule parameters are few, whereas the Primordial Universe’s rule parameters exceed the little universe by countless billions.

The difficulty of creating a Super Creation Machine is simply unimaginable.

Su Yu first tried to utilize the observer effect to create a Creation Machine out of thin air.

But he failed.

The quantum observer effect of Supreme Consciousness can indeed create something from nothing, fulfilling heart’s desires, almost omnipotent.

However, it seems confined within the universe.

Yet the Creation Machine is something beyond the universe, no matter how much it’s observed, it can’t be realized.

No choice, Su Yu had to rely on himself.

Su Yu attempted to design using his mechanical abilities, and soon discovered it’s almost impossible.

His Mechanic abilities are very strong, enough to design Constant Star Level Mechanical Creations.

However, pared to a cosmic-level ultimate Creation Machine, it’s worlds apart.

It’s like someone who just learned basic arithmetic wanting to use that skill to count the atoms in the entire universe.

It’s basically impossible.

Su Yu’s mastery of mechanical abilities pared to the Primordial Universe is equivalent to basic arithmetic.

His attempt to create a Super Creation Machine is akin to counting the universe’s total atoms, if not harder.

"But perhaps not impossible, as long as there’s enough time..."

Su Yu thought to himself.

An ordinary person only capable of basic arithmetic surely cannot count the universe’s total atoms.

But if an infinitely lived, infinite-visioned super being, even if only capable of basic arithmetic, could do it!

And now, Su Yu, as a candidate for the God of Objects, is that super being!

"So now... time stands still!"

With a thought, Su Yu stopped the entire universe.

Innumerable galaxies, lifeforms, civilizations, all came to a halt.

Even the Imperial rebels a hundred billion light-years away paused.

This stasis has no end.

As long as Su Yu does not actively end it, it will never restart.

Su Yu wants, in this infinite stasis, to "count" the universe’s total atoms and construct the Super Creation Machine.

After an unknown period, seemingly an instant, or perhaps billions of years.

In this frozen universe, massive celestial bodies gathered, forming an extra-dimensional sphere at the universe’s center.

This sphere is billions of times larger than a river system, with forty-three spatial dimensions, constantly transforming.

It appears to be within the universe, yet contains the entire universe within.

The concept of inside and outside loses meaning before this sphere.

It possesses formidable putational power, enough to include all of the Primordial Universe’s rules, analyze, and operate them.

This is the Super Creation Machine created by Su Yu!

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