Yes, Heaven had already realized what Gu intended to do.
After all, Heaven knew better than anyone everything Gu had done and everything he had long sought to achieve.
For this, Gu had even personally brought two great epochs to an end.
And with such a perfect opportunity before him, how could he possibly turn a blind eye to it?
Had Heaven been in Gu's position, He too would never have let it slip away.
Precisely because He knew the entire chain of cause and effect, Heaven understood perfectly what Gu would do next—and that was why He felt so conflicted.
Back when He descended into the world and became the Cang Ancestor, in order to prevent Gu from obtaining the primordial phenomenon and ascending into that unfathomable, incomprehensible realm, He had immediately erased the contingency Gu had left within the Cang Ancestor's body.
After all, at that level, even if He obtained the essence of a postnatal Dao Attainer and broke free of the Great Profound Realm's Heavenly Dao restrictions, He would still be no match.
Before an existence so unfathomable and incomprehensible, everything was utterly meaningless.
Only someone with something wrong in their head would leave behind such an enormous threat.
It was no exaggeration to say that from the instant He descended into the world, Gu's scheme had been doomed to fail.
Unless Tai or Xuan went mad and willingly stripped away their own Original Intent to give it to him.
But the problem now was...
Gu had no idea that the contingency He had left behind when creating the Cang Race had already been erased by Heaven. He still believed that once Tai was grievously wounded by the Sword Ancestor, he could activate his hidden move and seize Tai's Original Intent.
"..."
If He told him,