Great Sun Deity Transformation Policy.
Many esteemed readers greatly disliked it, even hated it, including many old friends I knew well.
Sheep was profoundly sorry.
While observing the Interdimensional Rift, I too wanted to persuade Jiang Ding Zi, to satisfy the esteemed readers' demands and comply with the opinions of so many reader lords.
But a powerful conflict of logic truly arose.
Jiang Ding Zi was unwilling to accept my opinion.
He even wanted to give me a vicious beating.
Why?
Because if the Immortal Sect wanted to become a true Immortal Sect—and achieve that within merely a few hundred thousand years—it needed sufficient reasons.
What were those reasons?
To embrace all rivers and gather the wisdom of countless realms, the Immortal Dao achievements and inheritances of exceptional figures across generations, and ultimately rise through them.
Other than such reasons, what else could allow the Immortal Sect to overtake those powerful sects with millions of years of history and countless tens of thousands of years of Immortal Dao accumulation?
Could it be a mechanical god descending, or a fortuitous opportunity falling from the heavens?
Or the favor of a True Immortal?
But why would a True Immortal favor it?
Did you have old ties with them?
Even the child of a True Immortal might not become a True Immortal—no, most likely could not. That represented one of the Three Thousand Great Daos.
Why would they cultivate the Immortal Sect and grant it the great opportunity to become immortal?
They did not possess such power.
Unless it was an Immortal King or a Dao Lord.
But the gazes of such figures were fixed within the river of time. They would never look upon the present world.
Some esteemed readers also said that the Immortal Sect could simply breed ten trillion citizens