So this discussion had yielded a surprisingly bountiful harvest.
After this discourse on the Dao, Ye Tian had officially joined the Immortal Dao camp.
It was precisely because of this that he learned that, although the Immortal and Divine Daos had not yet erupted into a large-scale conflict, small-scale frictions had never ceased.
Both sides had already fought themselves into a fury. The Immortal Dao was currently in the stronger position and had become even more ferocious, while the Divine Dao naturally refused to yield an inch.
Neither side had restrained itself in their clashes. If this continued, the conflict would likely escalate step by step until it led to a final decisive battle between the two sides.
This was what the Immortal Dao camp hoped to see. Giving the Divine Dao too much time to catch its breath was dangerous; no one knew whether that path might produce even more powerful experts.
What they absorbed was the Power of Faith. Using the Power of Faith to create gods was not impossible.
Of course, once the Divine Dao reached a certain realm, it also faced many restrictions, causing its advancement speed to slow considerably.
Especially after reaching the Primordial Unity Golden Immortal realm, one needed to gradually comprehend the essentials of one's own Dao.
The Divine Dao's advantage lay in its early stages, where one only needed to absorb the Power of Faith. Creating gods through faith was extremely fast. Yet the Heavenly Dao was fair, and though ten thousand paths led to the same destination, even if the roads were different, the final result was similar.
Thus, after reaching strength equivalent to a Primordial Unity Golden Immortal, Immortal Dao cultivators, having advanced steadily from bottom to top and built every step upon their own power, would instead comprehend the