Establishing the Literary Sect to Uphold Integrity; A Stalemate Halts the War in False Peace

Hunyuan Great Luo Golden Immortals were not bound by the Primordial Wilderness and bore only limited responsibility.

Heavenly Dao Hongjun and the Saints, however, were subjects bound to the Primordial Wilderness by unlimited responsibility.

Thus, in their cooperation, Bei Ming could enter the Primordial Wilderness as "special combat strength" and openly contend for Luck, using it to aid his cultivation;

Within the Primordial Wilderness, he was also one of the Xuan Sect Disciples, sharing a community of interests with Heavenly Dao Hongjun.

As for the disputes between him and the Saints that arose from competing for Luck?

Those were internal matters, unrelated to Heavenly Dao Hongjun.

Hongjun was still the referee, not a chess player.

Unless Bei Ming intended to smash the board, the referee would not intervene.

If, someday in the future, Bei Ming left the Primordial Wilderness, so long as he did not "steal from the Primordial Wilderness to enrich another world";

Then his departure would not have a destabilizing impact on the Primordial Wilderness. Only some aftermath would need to be handled.

The freedom enjoyed by a Hunyuan Great Luo Golden Immortal was something the Saints of the Primordial Wilderness simply could not compare with.

But the Saints had their advantages: as long as the Primordial Wilderness endured, Heavenly Dao remained, and the Saints would not die. If they were ruthless enough, they could treat self-explosion as a basic attack.

After all, as long as Heaven and Earth remained, the Saints would have the foundation to rise again.

Without power surpassing the Primordial Wilderness, it was impossible to erase a Saint completely.

Hunyuan Great Luo Golden Immortals were different. Without Heavenly Dao to cover for them, the risk of falling was far greater.

If they wished to scheme for Luck, they had to remain cautious.

Bei Ming