Li Xinghe frowned. It was not that he feared Cause and Effect.
He cultivated top-tier Primordial Laws; he had plenty of ways to resolve such things.
Take Daoist Shichen back then. When he wanted to overthrow the Primordial World, did he not incur Cause and Effect?
Or take the Pangu Clan Ancestor. When he wanted to elevate the Chaos World into a Greater Thousand World, was he not afraid of the Primordial Rules?
And those hidden masterminds who had driven the entire Primordial World to besiege the Pangu Clan Ancestor.
In that battle, more than half of the Primordial World's top experts had fallen. Countless Great Dao Realm experts had been swept into it, while others had taken advantage of the chaos. For a long time afterward, the Primordial World had been utterly chaotic, with slaughter never ceasing.
What did they have to fear from Cause and Effect?
"Give me a reasonable reason?" Li Xinghe stared at Di Yan. This fellow definitely had secrets.
Di Yan frowned. He truly had no reasonable argument with which to persuade Li Xinghe.
"I'm doing this for your own good. The Primordial Rules are not something just anyone can challenge."
Li Xinghe recalled how, when he had tampered with those stars before, he had indeed nearly been punished.
"There are some things you need to understand as well. Some calamities in the Primordial World may appear man-made, but are they not actually following the natural rules of the Primordial World?"
"The tide of the world is such that what has long been divided must unite, and what has long been united must divide. The Primordial World has gone through countless great calamities—you surely know that better than I do. Which one ever happened for no reason?"
Di Yan frowned. What Li Xinghe said did