Martial Arts Ain’t That Big of a Deal

Seo-jun described his Ideal World as an entire world of its own.

A world was the harmony of all its elements.

The sky, the earth, the clouds, the lightning, the rain, the ocean, the rivers...

Each had its own name when viewed separately, but together, they formed a complete world.

Thus, Ideal World required harmony to function.

One element could create a massive change, but if it disrupted the balance, then it was no longer a world—it was destruction.

For example, the sun could fall and engulf everything in flames.

But the world itself should not become the sun.

This was the fundamental nature of Ideal World.

This was why Seo-jun found localized deployment fascinating.

Rather than using his entire domain, he could extract a single element from it and manifest it separately as its own space.

Within that limited area, that one element alone would dictate the world’s laws.