The Primordial Chaos Da Luo Realm was an extremely special realm. He Heng had derived it from some of his own insights. It could only serve as a standard for evaluating strength, but could not independently constitute a new realm.
The distinctions between the early, middle, and late stages of this level, as well as Great Perfection, were all very vague and impossible to define precisely, but they did exist.
The Progenitor Realm and Da Luo seemed to be separated by just one realm, but in truth, the difference was like Heaven and Earth Overturned. They could not be compared.
He Heng had reason to believe that if Da Luo cultivators wished, they could create countless realms above the Progenitor Realm—such as Primordial Chaos Da Luo, followed by the Primordial Chaos Heavenly Dao Realm, the Primordial Chaos Great Dao Realm, and so on. The path from Progenitor to Da Luo was inherently a stage that could be raised without limit.
The Progenitor Realm had no limit, but no matter how powerful a Progenitor was, they could not defeat a Da Luo.
It was like a game. Progenitors were top players in the game, with tens or even hundreds of thousands of points in every attribute. But even if they raised those numbers to tens or hundreds of billions, they still couldn't crash the system. Da Luo cultivators, on the other hand, were like the system itself—or the programmers who made it.
No matter how high your attributes, how powerful your equipment, or how impressive your skills, to the system or its programmers, you were nothing but a string of data. One tap on the keyboard, and your stats were reset to zero.
But beneath the system, those attributes could be raised without limit.
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