As the Heavenly Dao of a world, it could naturally adjust these fundamental settings.
Although the Primordial World had weathered the Ferocious Beast Calamity and the Dragon-Han Calamity, it was still in its early stages.
Thus, the Primordial Heavenly Dao had not yet made sweeping adjustments to those fundamental settings.
Being a world's Heavenly Dao did not mean having nothing to do.
On the contrary, the Heavenly Dao had an enormous variety of tasks to handle.
It had to manage and oversee every aspect of the world's workings.
Ultimately, the Heavenly Dao was the world's manager—or rather, its steward—appointed by the world's creator.
It was much like a chief steward of a great household.
And a steward could hardly lounge about like his master.
But Pangu, creator of the Primordial World, had vanished. With no tiger in the mountains, the monkey crowned itself king, and the Primordial Heavenly Dao, the steward, took control of all the world's powers.
It was also doing its utmost to erase Pangu's traces and influence.
Of course, completely erasing every Dao imprint Pangu had left behind was impossible.
Unless the Primordial World was utterly destroyed, Pangu's Dao imprints would remain everywhere within it.
The Primordial Heavenly Dao could erase only some superficial remnants of little real significance.
The Twelve Ancestral Witches, for instance. Buzhou Mountain. The Three Pure Ones.
If Pangu ever returned and wanted to reclaim the Primordial World, he could do it in an instant. The Primordial Heavenly Dao would have no power to resist.
That was the peculiar nature of the Heavenly Dao.
It was why creators throughout the Myriad Realms used a Heavenly Dao to manage their worlds.
As part of the world itself, a Heavenly Dao could never defy its creator.
A steward would always be a steward. Become the