Who Would Be Ordinary?

Even counting every combatant, their numbers had amounted to no more than several tens of thousands.

Though its repercussions had run deep, its scale was far inferior to the earth-shaking decisive battle now sweeping across heaven and earth!

Of course, that was assuming the final clash between Saints was not counted.

After all, a single move exchanged between Saints was enough to shatter mountains, split peaks, and tear apart heaven and earth;

if left unchecked, the entire Primordial Wilderness would likely have been reduced to dust in an instant!

Fortunately, the Heavenly Dao stepped in to suppress it, while the Saints joined forces to hold the world together. Only then was this land barely preserved from utter collapse.

As for why it was the Heavenly Dao that acted, rather than Hongjun?

In truth, Hongjun could hardly wait for the Primordial Wilderness to fall apart.

For once the Primordial Wilderness shattered, the origin of the Heavenly Dao would inevitably suffer grievous damage;

then he could exploit the opening, devour the remaining authority whole, even suppress the will of the Heavenly Dao itself, break free from the deepest depths of the Primordial Wilderness Heavenly Dao, and transcend into chaos!

Do not think him incapable of it.

If Hongjun truly had any bottom line, he would not have repeatedly borrowed the names of "Dao Ancestor" and "Heavenly Dao"

to continuously erode the foundations of the Dao Sect, strangling every rising talent that might threaten his position before they could even grow.

This ran utterly contrary to the Heavenly Dao's original intent of "nurturing all things broadly and helping them flourish"!

What the Heavenly Dao sought was for the Primordial Wilderness to grow ever stronger, for its origin to become ever richer, until one day it ascended to a new realm;

yet every current