Astral_Pandemonium

In the year Jin Stratus was born, Humanity had long since conquered the stars, with their sights now set on a cosmos filled with unimaginable horrors.

Yet in a universe that is but one bubble in an endless sea of realities, on a worthless blue planet beneath a crumbling city, a slum rat named Jin Stratus awakens to his destiny.

When the “Door to the Myriad Worlds” descends, Jin steps through, armed with nothing but his unyielding will and his innate comprehension-defying talent—“Against-Heaven’s Understanding.”

In the Great Universe of the Starry Sea, where ancient beings can erase galaxies with a sigh and traverse endless light-years in a single stride, Jin is nothing but dust. But with each battle, each world, and each bloody step, he transcends the world that seeks to oppress him, forging himself into a being unrivaled across all realms.

[Your Understanding is Against-Heaven.]

-You have comprehended the “Bone Marrow Blood Tempering Divine Technique.”

-You have evolved “Fist of Falling Thunder” into the “Thunder World Creation Technique.”

-You have witnessed the collapse and rebirth of worlds, grasping the “Cosmic Palm Domain.”

-You have obtained the “Limitless Incarnation Method.”

From the gutter alleys of the Lower Slums to the endless cosmos, Jin Stratus will ensure the world remembers his name—

For throughout heaven and earth, he alone… can comprehend it all.

And he alone will become the strongest.

Infinite Evolution: My Comprehension Talent is The Strongest Cheat

Elements, although fewer in number than comprehensible Intents in the Main World, were far more organized and pure. There were only a few dozen Elements for which Mages could cultivate with the necessary affinity, but there was a near-endless number of Sub-Elements.

Best part of all was that the Sub-Elements were directly derived from their Parent-Elements, meaning they were nowhere near as scattered as the countless Intents in the Main World. Consequently, this made it far easier to comprehend many of the Sub-Elements while relying on one's understanding of the Parent-Element.

However, for normal Mages, you had to have the proper affinity for the Element in question to gain access to the relevant Sub-Elements. Moreover, you had to have additional, lesser affinities for the specific Sub-Elements to cultivate them.

Although the affinity required for the Sub-Elements was far less stringent than for the Parent-Element, you nonetheless needed it.

7 Years, Moon God Academy