"Just like Pangu Great God, the Great Dao was too powerful, so he needed to use his body to prove the Dao."
"So Pangu did not perish, yet he also perished."
Wenren Sheng smiled faintly and suddenly said something that most great powers between Heaven and Earth could not understand:
He said, "You owe Heaven and Earth a debt, and now Heaven and Earth owes me a debt."
"So you cannot defy Heaven and Earth and attack me."
As soon as he said this, Zhunti froze.
He had originally been prepared to kill this Daoist.
Because the other party's Dao was too domineering and too inflexible. Such excessive strength would lead to downfall.
Many Cultivators were like this.
They walked a path that was too formidable.
In the end, they could not carry it through. They came into conflict with others and had to eliminate those others in order to achieve the Dao.
If they could not eliminate them, they would perish.
For example, the three Hunyuan Golden Immortals—First Qilin, Ancestor Dragon, and Primordial Phoenix—the three protagonists of the initial Longhan calamity.
Their Dao was exceedingly powerful and grand: to unify the prehistoric world and use its fortune and merit to become Saints.
Once such Saints emerged, they would certainly be far stronger than the later Six Saints.
Look at the Six Saints. Could they freely arrange and govern the prehistoric world?
They could not.
They merely spread teachings and occasionally corrected the order of Heaven and Earth. They could not seize administrative authority.
Administrative authority could only be handed to Haotian Boy.
Did they truly only seek tranquility? Did they not want administrative authority?
Laozi might have thought that way. Yuanshi was probably too proud to deign to manage things personally. But Tong Tian liked liveliness and enjoyed meddling