Sure, it's untouchable, isn't it?
This result wasn't overly surprising. At that moment, Fu Qian was once again pleased with his earlier decision.
Instead of checking the calculation results first, he focused on the calculation process.
If it were the other way around, the greatest discovery of this trip might have been missed.
This is the victory of academic spirit.
As for why there's nothing at the fall point?
It's indeed strange, but not entirely incomprehensible.
For instance, this is also an expression of the unknowable—even if you've calculated the answer, you'll never be able to verify if it's correct.
So why did the first place I entered have an effect of decreasing SAN Points?
Simply because, in that historical mistake, the answer was no longer unknowable.
There are more than one phenomenon to support this, such as a pile of bizarre objects directly marking the fall point in that pile of ruins, which is completely different in search difficulty here.
