The Celestial Great Saints harbored lofty ambitions; it was merely that ordinary folk could not understand them. The Nascent Soul Method they designed naturally carried profound meaning.
For instance, the Celestial Great Saints had known nothing of "death" since their birth and naturally possessed endless lifespans, making them the highest order of innate sages. Thus, the ultimate goal of the Nascent Soul Method was immortality—those who could not attain immortality were incomplete forms of life in the eyes of the Celestial Great Saints.
It was precisely for this reason that, within the Nascent Soul Method system, "Immortals" and "Non-Immortals" were two classes as distinct as the Jing and Wei Rivers.
Furthermore, everything in the Nascent Soul Method was cultivated after birth. Innate strength bore no necessary connection to later advancement. Apart from its demand for "resources" and its hostility toward the environment, it was exceptionally fair. Once the natural bond between an individual and their race, bestowed by bloodline, was removed, individual races would be broken apart and incorporated into the cosmic circle of civilization.
Understanding this layer of history would naturally be more beneficial to cultivation.
And among it all, one point was the most important.
To the Celestial Great Saints, the Nascent Soul Method was a means of molding all living beings according to a single template. Creatures under this template possessed similar senses, similar capacities for thought, and similar martial strength.
That way, differences would vanish, a unified cosmic civilization could naturally be established, and oppression would cease to exist.
The key lay in "unified senses."
Different senses revealed different worlds. The Celestial Great Saints wanted all living beings to possess roughly similar senses.
This was the orthodox Nascent Soul Method.
Yet those similar senses were not completely identical for every species.
For example, some creatures were