Primordial Wilderness: Kunpeng of the Bei Ming, Rejecting Demon Master to Become the Literature Ancestor
Chapter 391

Heavenly Dao Hongjun's Hesitation; Opportunity Must Not Be Missed

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The remnants of the Chaos Gods had already set their sights on the Primordial Wilderness. It was time to focus on development.

There was no time to let the Primordial Wilderness fight another massive internal war like The Calamity of the Witches and Demons.

Hongjun naturally saw the stakes clearly.

Yet whether to take the gamble still required careful consideration.

If the Soul Demon God wreaked havoc within the Primordial Wilderness until both sides perished and the net tore, causing Heaven and Earth to collapse and return to chaos—

Then the Primordial Wilderness would cease to exist, and Heavenly Dao Hongjun would perish with it.

The Saints whose Primordial Spirits were entrusted to the Heavenly Dao would likewise be unable to escape this calamity.

Bei Ming was different. He was a Hunyuan Great Luo Golden Immortal. Even if Heaven and Earth collapsed, he could still sacrifice an arm to survive.

He could abandon the Primordial Wilderness, this rear base, and flee into chaos ahead of time.

He had a way out, so he dared to gamble everything.

But the others? Not necessarily.

With a safer method available, who would willingly take such a risk?

A hidden danger was, in the end, something that had yet to happen.

And the Deduction Method that the Great Powers of the Primordial Wilderness were so proud of happened to be incapable of calculating the Chaos Gods.

Hongjun pondered in silence, his gaze distant, as though weighing the karma of Heaven and Earth.

Bei Ming could not help taking another step forward.

"Teacher, if one wishes to break through to a higher realm, one must gamble on this battle!"

Hongjun raised his eyes to look at him and said calmly,

"As a cultivator, one may do anything in pursuit of a breakthrough.

"But as the

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