When the Void fell and Heaven and Earth went to war, the barrier between the land and the Void finally weakened to a fragile threshold. And so, he descended.
Yet none of this came without a price. To reach the land, he had burned away most of his Dao Fruit, leaving behind only a few fragments of it and his consciousness.
Without question, this was the weakest moment of his life—but also the moment when he held the most possibilities.
As for his damaged Dao Fruit, with enough faith from living beings, restoring it would take no more than an instant.
And if he could further refine the power of the land, uniting Heaven, Earth, and Man as one, that would become the supreme and unsurpassable fruition.
His reincarnation into the mortal world was for the sake of accomplishing precisely this.
Thus, in the very instant of his descent, he unhesitatingly activated his divine power and converted the people of the world.
He sought to regain his strength at the fastest possible speed.
After all, he knew full well that he was not the only powerful being taking this opportunity to descend into the mortal world.
There was a struggle to Seize the Dragon in the mortal realm. Those who succeeded could found a dynasty, establish its institutions, condense a heavenly realm, and become the will of Heaven. But now, they too were Seizing the Dragon—only what they sought was not the dragon of the mortal world, but the dragon of Heaven and Earth, the dragon of the Great Dao.
Seize this dragon, and one would attain Immortality on the spot.
But if they lost the initiative and missed the opportunity, then they would be doomed beyond redemption through ten thousand calamities.
As for the backlash of the mortal dynasty,