Where exactly did Emperor Venerate and Ye Fan fundamentally differ?
Both of their hometowns were Earth, both used cauldrons as weapons, both forged immortal artifacts from the Nine Divine Metals upon reaching the Heavenly Emperor Level, both looked somewhat alike, and both had Heavenly Emperor Level experts protecting them as they grew.
The answer was simple: Ye Fan had a dog, while Emperor Venerate did not!
A triangular structure was the most stable. During the Mythological Era, Meng Yi planted the first chess piece that severed the torrent of fate.
Influenced by the "Uncertain Future: Ye Fan Will Seed," Emperor Venerate had, to a certain extent, broken free from the limitations of the "story script" of the "Predetermined Future · Destined."
When one person attained the Tao, even his chickens and dogs ascended to Heaven.
Emperor Venerate subdued the most powerful faction among Earth's Native Forces, the "Kunlun Clan." Using Earth as the core, he established the "Heavenly Court," which ruled over the myriad races of the universe. Earth was thus known as the "center of the universe" during that era—a theory called "geocentrism."
If you wanted to get rich, you had to build roads first.
Emperor Venerate studied the mysteries of space, constructing roads between one galaxy and another. These became the "Starry Sky Ancient Path."
As time passed, the "Life Forbidden Zones" occupying the universe's various sacred lands became stumbling blocks standing in the way of the "Heavenly Court."
They could certainly be defeated in a head-on battle.
Emperor Venerate and Tribulation Celestial Venerable were practically inseparable. With two Heavenly Emperor Level combatants, they had the capital to wage war against the "Life Forbidden Zones." At that time, the "Life Forbidden Zones" had only a few dozen self-severed Supremes at most.
A thick-headed brute only needed to fight