Styx's gaze swept across the various Illusory Worlds as he continued to ponder.
These Illusory Worlds existed by relying on their protagonists and the storylines depicted in their novels.
Therefore, even separating the protagonists' Fortune and changing the direction of the story was no simple matter.
The process had to be carried out with absolute precision and extreme slowness.
Even the slightest increase in the scale of his actions could very likely provoke a backlash from the World Will.
Only by gradually stripping away the protagonists' Fortune, until the proportion of the world occupied by him slowly surpassed that occupied by the original protagonists,
would the World Will gradually fall silent, or even change the object of its favor, allowing the world to slowly return to the right path.
Only now did Styx somewhat understand those villain novels in his memories where the villains seized the protagonists' Fortune.
Despite possessing strength far beyond that of the protagonists and being able to crush them to death before they had even matured,
they still had to use various methods to strip away the protagonists' Fortune bit by bit, until it disappeared completely.
Or they had to reduce it to a certain critical point before they could make their move and kill them.
Throughout this process, the villains could also be subjected to the protagonists' righteous Judgment at any moment.
Now that he thought about it, those villains had been forced into it as well. Why would they not want to resolve the protagonists once and for all?
But once they made a move, they might truly incur punishment from the Heavenly Dao.
Not only would they be unable to destroy the protagonists, but they themselves might also be reduced to ashes.
Or, even if they truly succeeded in killing the protagonists, what