Li Xiuchang actually had a whole pile of questions he wanted to ask the Confucian Sage too, but the Confucian Sage had left too quickly, giving him no chance to open his mouth.
In the scenes he had previously seen through divination, the Confucian Sage had abandoned the Confucian Path and planned to reopen a path. He had no idea whether he had succeeded.
But when he saw the Confucian Sage again this time, there was no trace of a Confucian cultivator's aura about him. Instead, he was using black magical power similar to Primordial Demonic Power.
This made Li Xiuchang suspect that the new path the Confucian Sage had reopened might have borrowed from Primordial Demonic Power, just as the Demonic Path clearly had countless connections to Primordial Demonic Power.
The Demonic Path was actually an extremely successful Great Dao, even more successful than the Confucian Path and Buddhist Path at their peaks, because it had given rise to countless independent Great Daos.
Many Great Daos had numerous branches. The stronger the Great Dao, the more branches it had, and the more powerful those branches were.
The Confucian Path and Buddhist Path also had many powerful branches, but none of them had yet grown strong enough to break away from their source and become an independent Great Dao.
But the Demonic Path had done it. Slaughter, Bewitchment, Destruction... Numerous Great Daos had all emerged from the Demonic Path.
The Demonic Path had originally been a single flame, but now it had become a sky full of stars. Instead, its original main body no longer existed, having split apart into multiple Great Daos.
Of course, this did not mean that the Demonic Path no longer existed. It had merely sublimated, reaching another, higher realm.
Perhaps the Confucian Sage yearned for