At this moment, the information flooding into Wang Ye's mind was millions of times more than the previous prediction, far exceeding his capacity. This kind of foresight not only requires extreme computational power but also vast amounts of knowledge. Because only by knowing the traits of a substance can you consider it. For example, if you don't know the speed of a car, you can't predict where it will be in an hour.
However, Wang Ye can bypass the learning process because his observational skills allow him to discern the internal structure of any substance and know its traits. But the process of analysis also consumes his computational power and energy.
This mountain-like volume of information crushed Wang Ye's brain domain, severely impacting his primordial spirit. Black blood gushed from his seven orifices, making him look terrifying. Realizing that this volume of information far exceeded his capabilities, he hastily interrupted the foresight.
