From observing history, Yun Ye could determine only one thing with certainty: True Immortals were indeed invincible, and all under heaven submitted to them.
The "Four Seas and Eight Wastelands" here was merely a description. Yun Ye did not know what the Red Heaven Realm's true layout was.
Judging from the scenes alone, the entire Red Heaven Realm had been swept by the First Immortal, and humanity had become the undisputed overlord.
In theory, True Immortals were deathless and indestructible, capable of protecting humanity forever. The human race should have flourished greatly.
Yet judging by the outcome, that had not happened.
Even when an immortal achieved Dao and gained invincible power, it did not bring much change to the human race.
The example was Future Dao Lord, who had become an immortal ten thousand years ago. He was the True Immortal whose emergence was closest to the present age and whose mythology was the least embellished.
Yet after becoming an immortal, Future Dao Lord vanished without a trace. His silence was utterly complete, exactly like that of the True Immortals of the past.
Had later generations not still been able to borrow the power of a True Immortal, his title might have disappeared into history long ago.
What, exactly, were those who became immortals doing? This was a subject the entire human race discussed. Many people had used it to create widely beloved stories—such as True Immortals having mighty enemies and being obstructed beyond the world, and all sorts of other conjectures.
And today, Yun Ye had finally glimpsed a corner of the truth.
Because just now, the consciousness of Empress Mother True Immortal had transmitted a True Immortal Law to him. This True Immortal Law contained her history and achievements, a power condensed from miracles.
As a True Immortal