Although he had uncovered the truth, Di Jun could not determine which Saint had plotted against him.
Jieyin of the West, in order to Greatly Prosper the West, had guided the War between the Wu and Yao clans and seized benefits from the postwar chaos. That was perfectly reasonable.
The Three Pure Ones had previously been defeated by Bei Ming and needed to gather Luck, improve their cultivation, and recover their honor.
It also made sense for them to intensify the conflict between the Wu and Yao clans, trigger a great war, leave both sides crippled and forced from the stage, and clear an environment for the Three Religions to preach the Dao.
It was even possible that Bei Ming had acted to consolidate the Literary Sect's development.
Only Nüwa had been excluded by Di Jun.
After all, Fuxi was the Heavenly Court's Emperor Xi.
For that reason, when he confirmed that a Saint had personally acted without hesitation to drive the Wu and Yao clans toward their final battle,
Di Jun understood that the Heavenly Court could not possibly achieve a complete victory.
Originally, after the Tuyu Sword had been forged, Di Jun had planned to defeat the Ancestor Wizards one by one.
As long as he found one or two isolated Ancestor Wizards and swiftly killed them with the Tuyu Sword, the Twelve Divine Fiends Great Array could no longer be formed.
If the conflict were dragged out indefinitely, Di Jun did not believe the Ancestor Wizards could remain together forever and never leave Pangu Hall.
He had not used this strategy before because Ancestor Wizards were simply too difficult to kill.
Even with the Chaos Bell, it was impossible to completely kill an Ancestor Wizard in a short time.
Once he failed to kill one swiftly, the