Recruit him?
Don't joke around. There was no way he could be recruited!
According to the principles of the Strife of the Great Dao, Dao ancestors ought to slaughter every Da Luo cultivator belonging to their respective Great Dao, thereby ensuring their absolute control over it.
Yet even for Great Daos like the three supreme laws, which had very few cultivators, not every affiliated Da Luo cultivator had been killed.
After all, Gu Huo Jin and the Demon Lord both had matters of their own to attend to. They could not possibly keep watch over the Great Dao of Time and the Great Dao of Space at all times.
So long as the corresponding Da Luo Cultivators generally did not cause too much of a disturbance within the Great Dao, they would not bother with them.
At most, every so often, they would clear out those Late Daluo Realm challengers.
But when it came to the Five Elements Law, which had the greatest number of cultivators, even that much was beyond what those Dao Ancestors could accomplish.
Thus, within laws with numerous cultivators, the Strife of the Great Dao gradually developed a new rule.
The rank system!
Since there was no way to prevent others from stealing the power of the Great Dao, it was better to establish a set of rules and bring the matter out into the open.
First, it could effectively limit the scale. Second, it would give the Dao Ancestors less to worry about.
Take the Great Dao of the Ocean as an example. Its Dao ancestor was Feng Qingshui, who controlled ninety percent of the Great Dao of the Ocean's power.
Below him were three Peak Daluo Realm positions, which could take ninety percent of the power from the remaining ten percent of the Great