I, Tongtian, Will Conquer the Primordial World!
Chapter 160

Battle on Equal Terms with the Dao Ancestor, Leaving a Way Out and Bestowing Elixirs

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"Master, I want to know who will control the Heavenly Court in the future?"

Tongtian's eyes were extraordinarily calm, yet deep radiance lay hidden within them.

In the prehistoric system he had originally known, the one who controlled the Heavenly Court was Haotian Shangdi, who was actually a boy attendant serving beside Dao Ancestor Hongjun.

At first glance, this arrangement seemed perfectly fine. But with careful thought, one could discover that it was quite interesting.

Although Dao Ancestor Hongjun was nominally the ruler of the entire prehistoric universe and the representative of the Heavenly Dao,

in reality, because he had merged with the Heavenly Dao, he was bound by the rules of the Heavenly Dao and was subject to even more restrictions than others.

Thus, he could not act recklessly or run rampant without restraint!

Instead, his six personal disciples, the Heavenly Dao Sages, each controlled tremendous power, were worshiped by countless disciples and followers, and were not bound by nearly as many rules.

Thus, they were all overlords of their own domains, living freely and at ease!

To put it plainly, Dao Ancestor Hongjun was an emperor emeritus whose power had been hollowed out. Although he was still the emperor in name, he had no real authority or freedom to speak of.

But if he had the boy attendant beside him become the Jade Emperor, turning him into the ruler of the Heavenly Court and placing him in control of the Three Realms, the situation would be entirely different.

That way, Dao Ancestor Hongjun would go from an emperor emeritus to one who ruled from behind the curtain, hiding behind the scenes while doing whatever he pleased!

Tongtian now wanted to verify whether the Dao Ancestor was indeed plotting this.

Dao Ancestor Hongjun smiled faintly.

"Tongtian, are you trying

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