Qin Yi thought that, in Yao Guang's eyes, Bangbang was probably a stubborn old fossil.
She did not seek to reform the order, yet clung to the Gate and refused to let go.
But Qin Yi felt a strangely familiar sense of déjà vu. Destroying the Gate seemed like it would cut off outsiders, yet it would also cause his own people to lose their fortune and bloodline. Wasn't that a little like shutting the country away from the world? Besides, outsiders might not necessarily be unable to enter. Perhaps they had other means...
By guarding the Gate, Bangbang was protecting her people's fortune, allowing everyone to comprehend the Dao. Yet was she not also preserving a path to the outside, planting the Sea of Stars as a future goal? It matched Bangbang's Spatial Dao perfectly. There could be no mistake.
He was definitely siding with Bangbang unconditionally. Not because he was licking her boots, of course.
Still, their entanglement was rather complicated, and it also involved a struggle over the Dao Path.
It was not necessarily that Yao Guang failed to understand these principles. More likely, she believed she could use this opportunity to purge all the powerful figures who refused to submit to her order of the Three Realms. Inciting the Demon Race to join the war surely stemmed from this motive.
Once the world had been smashed to pieces, she would rebuild the order. That was her fundamental purpose; seizing the Gate had instead become secondary.
The Gate was merely a prop in the Dao Debate, or perhaps just a fuse.
Sure enough, Yao Guang continued, "I know Liusu has her reasons for guarding the Gate, and perhaps her reasons are even more valid... It is merely that we see different directions. She still acts for her