Ye Xiwen's words gave Lord Qin—no, he should now be called Lord Qin—a completely new idea.
To create an eternal era in the present age—what breadth of vision, what a staggering idea.
This differed from what Lord Qin had initially envisioned. To forge the Martial Dao Era into a perfect era, far too many Heavenly Daos had to be completed, including the Era Heavenly Daos of many eras that had not even appeared yet.
The principle was not difficult to understand. Some Chief Sovereigns had even attempted it, yet not a single one had succeeded.
Merely integrating the Chief Sovereigns' Great Daos that had already appeared into this era was extraordinarily difficult. Yet that was not the crucial problem. The hardest part was the Era Great Daos that had never appeared.
If this era did not perish, then new Era Great Daos would not emerge. In that case, integrating new Era Great Daos was simply a fantasy beyond the sky, something impossible to achieve.
Even beings as powerful as them could not predict what the Great Dao of the next era would be like or how it would operate.
Thus, even if they exhausted every effort, they could at most complete the Great Dao to a certain extent and extend the era's lifespan by a measure. That was all they could do.
They were still far from recreating a perfect era in the mortal world, one that would endure through all eternity. It might even be utterly impossible.
If they could forge an era that would endure through all eternity, that was one thing. But if they could not, and merely sought to prolong this era's lifespan, then they would be violating the taboos of those Chief Sovereigns.
That was why Lord Qin had hesitated at first. He feared no