This is the World Tree, the mother tree of all woods. It requires unimaginable epochs to take root and sprout. How could it possibly sprout immediately after being planted?
Isn't this speed a bit too fast?
According to common sense, the growth of the World Tree should be extremely slow, especially starting from seed form.
Although he had never actually planted this wood, with a quasi-immortal emperor's perception, it wasn't hard to see.
Like this seed in his hand, not to mention other things, just to sprout, it would need at least a thousand, or even tens of thousands of years.
It's absolutely impossible for it to grow in a matter of breaths.
After all, spirit plants, even a mother tree like the World Tree, all share common traits.
Not to mention, this World Tree sapling is surrounded by an intense aura of the Great Tao, causing the cosmic laws to boil and continuously imprint on its lush leaves.
This indicates it's not an illusion.
Nor is it some hasty growth method.
