Black holes devour everything, that's the rule of three-dimensional space.
In two-dimensional space, everything is based on linearity. It's not just workers who are mere screws in the assembly line; in fact, everything within two-dimensional space is tightly constrained by the rules of linearity.
In linear space, once you commence along a line, you can't return to the starting point of this line. The choices that seem different are actually just variations in the direction under the main line.
Breaking through linear constraints can only be achieved through space distortion, but in space distortion, black holes are created.
The Genesis Mirror can incessantly replicate the linear world. To complete the interaction of linear spaces, they created the Moon Gate. The Moon Gate distorts space, forming channels between various linear spaces, but at the same time, black holes emerge.
In gaining something, there's always a loss!
