In this world, many things actually had no right or wrong to them; there were only differences of standpoint.
As a living being born in the Ninth Epoch, standing from the position of the Ninth Epoch's creatures, he naturally did not want so many Epoch Transmigrators to appear.
If there really was a great eruption after nine epochs, a magnificent age emerged, and one could ascend to become an Immortal Being, then these Epoch Transmigrators had come to fight him for the epoch. There was an irreconcilable conflict of interest between them, so destroying every one he saw was naturally nothing worth debating.
But if he stood from the position of the living beings before the Ninth Epoch and looked at this matter from another angle, eh, he would also discover that this was actually extremely unfair to the creatures of the previous eight great epochs.
According to the normal course of development, the Great Void World would pass through eight great epochs, using eight Epoch Calamities to wipe out everything from those eight great epochs, building up momentum for the great eruption of the Ninth Epoch, and then ushering in the era of Immortal Beings.
Being born early had instead become a tragedy.
If they had not known about the changes in later eras, then so be it. Being born in whichever era and dying in whichever era was only natural, and they could have accepted it.
But someone in the First Epoch had happened to see an Immortal Being and had also foreseen that the Ninth Epoch would erupt in full, ushering in a brand-new, magnificent age of Immortal Beings.
Moreover, this age was built upon the development of a full eight epochs of the Great Void World, stacked upon the foundation of everyone's sacrifice.
How could that