"Protecting weak living creatures so they can multiply, suppressing True Immortal cultivation within a certain area, allowing a hundred flowers to bloom across the world and seeking common ground while reserving differences—doesn't that bear a striking resemblance to the ideals of your Heavenly City today? Now you restrict the immortals from extracting chaos aura and restrict them from leaving a single realm, so the Nine Heavens won't have to bear even greater pressure. Isn't this another replay of history?" Li Poxiao couldn't help looking toward me.
I nodded and said, "Exactly. That's why our Nine Heavens had no chaos aura at the beginning. The immortals were peaceful, and there were no Chaos-realm immortals placing excessive pressure on the Nine Heavens."
I had created the chaos aura, but it should only have been a relatively low-grade aura, lacking such overwhelming richness. Even if there was enough of it, I believed it was equivalent to nothing more than overturning an ancient immortal's storage pouch.
If fate was taken into account, wasn't this overturned chaos aura meant to prepare me for fighting this ancient immortal now?
"Hehe. Is that so?" The woman smiled faintly, but then changed tack. "This ancient immortal possessed boundless love for all living creatures and held ideas completely different from those of the other immortals. The Nine Heavens he opened up was teeming with life, yet it could coexist peacefully with this world. But how could the ancient immortals accept that? Their opened domain no longer had room for them to survive. What good was relative stability? This inevitably brought the conflict into sharp relief, and thus the two sides were bound to engage in fierce disputes over it. Only one of these two utterly different ideals could survive, so endless strife naturally followed. As the scope of the