Zhou Fang and that woman reached an agreement. They kept watch over each other and began trying to eliminate every source of calamity and avert every disaster with only the two of them.
How much destruction had this universe suffered because of conflicts brought about by fragments of the Evil God?
It was simply impossible to count.
How many fragments were there? No one knew.
How many conflicts would a fragment trigger in its lifetime? He did not know about the other fragments, but Zhou Fang knew his own.
A total of 9,568,461,994 times.
That was the count of every major conflict involving fragments from the time he advanced to the fourth rank until now. Minor disputes were not included.
In other words, by the most conservative estimate, there had to be at least tens of billions of fragments, and those fragments would fight one another as well.
Moreover, most fragments possessed talent surpassing even that of a Child of Destiny. They could naturally climb to high positions within their own civilizations. If a civilization had not reached the fifth rank, becoming one of its supreme figures was as easy for them as drinking water and eating meals.
The resources they could mobilize would increase accordingly.
Then... how many great wars had this caused?
The turmoil caused by Evil God fragments was the most chaotic and terrifying calamity Zhou Fang had ever seen.
He had heard that there had once been a dreadful war called the "Struggle of the Dao." Perhaps only that kind of war could compare to the chaos brought by the Evil God.
Therefore, as one of the fragments, Zhou Fang had spent the first half of his life fighting those deities, trying to carve out a path for mortals. In the latter half of his life...