If two Immortal Emperors were still not powerful enough to change their own fates, then surely the Ancestors on the High Plateau were powerful enough, right?
As beings at the Sacrifice Dao level, the divine abilities they possessed were beyond imagination.
Yet the fate of the Six Ancestors dying in battle remained unchanged.
Even with the assistance of the High Plateau Spirit, after ultimately killing three Heavenly Emperors, the Six Ancestors still died in battle.
Even Immortal Emperors and beings at the Sacrifice Dao level were unable to change their own fates.
What virtue or ability did Li Zhi, merely a Little Immortal King, possess that would allow him to change the fate of the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands being utterly shattered?
Desolate Heaven Emperor was so powerful that after cultivating for only a little over two million years, he had been able to advance to the Dao Ancestor realm and kill four Quasi-Immortal Emperors. Yet even he had been unable to change the fate of the Immortal Domain being shattered into more than a thousand pieces.
Strictly speaking, Desolate Heaven Emperor could not be called a Quasi-Immortal Emperor. He had to be called a Dao Ancestor.
The four Quasi-Immortal Emperors who had voluntarily chosen to exchange Immortal Emperor Scriptures with the Corpse Immortal Emperor were the true Quasi-Immortal Emperors.
They were beings who cultivated along the paths of others.
For that very reason, they had no chance of ascending to the Immortal Emperor domain and becoming Path's End Level powerhouses.
By the same logic, if Li Zhi used the Human Body Secret Realm Method to break through the Immortal King realm and become an Emperor, he could only become a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, not a Dao Ancestor.
Unless he created his own imperial method, he would have a chance