Wang Ye felt as if he had gained a perception of a kind of virtual existence.
This virtual substance doesn't mean something nonexistent.
Rather, it is something that originally existed, but he didn't have the sensory perception of this existence before.
It's like creatures without eyes wouldn't know about the existence of light.
If they didn't have ears, they wouldn't know about the existence of sound.
Of course, these things actually exist and can have certain effects on reality.
For example, when light is strong enough, it can produce high temperatures that destroy substances. When sound is strong enough, it produces shock waves that destroy substances.
But everything happens under the premise of "strong enough", what if they are not strong enough but coexisting with all beings, quietly hidden in the "virtual" that all creatures cannot perceive? If so, humans might never discover the existence of light and sound.
