Elder Jin Tian was not someone who bullied the weak by relying on his strength.
He would not use his status as an elder and his Creation Realm cultivation to oppress ordinary disciples of the Primordial Divine Mountain.
Moreover, Elder Jin Tian was a man of lofty vision.
His lifelong wish was for the Primordial Divine Mountain to grow ever stronger, and for the human race to become ever more prosperous.
Strong enough to rival those top-tier races.
Strong enough that they would never again face a crisis of survival.
Thus, Elder Jin Tian not only accepted many disciples and painstakingly nurtured them, but also often organized groups to enter the Myriad Heavens Divine-Demon Battlefield to fight foreign races.
When he learned that Su Mo had seized Fana's Primordial Void Mother Qi Cauldron, Elder Jin Tian might have been forceful, but he did not rely on his power to snatch it back outright. Instead, he first issued a verbal warning.
At the same time, his heart was filled with the helpless frustration of hating iron for not becoming steel.
First, he was angered by Fana's lack of promise. With the cultivation of the Heavenly Heaven-Splitting Realm and a Creation Divine Artifact like the Primordial Void Mother Qi Cauldron in hand, he had actually let Su Mo seize it from him—and had even been frightened by Su Mo.
Second, he was angered by Su Mo. She possessed remarkable strength, yet did not use it on the proper path, actually robbing a fellow disciple of his treasure.
He hoped that the disciples of the Primordial Divine Mountain could stand united against outsiders and contend with foreign races.
Even if they lacked resources or treasures, they could completely seize them from foreign races rather than wear each other down through internal strife.
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