At the Heavenly Gate on the Path to Immortality, the Dragon Emperor of Ten Thousand and Sakyamuni crossed the threshold and successfully entered the Immortal Domain that countless powerhouses had pursued since ancient times. This practically foretold that they had a great chance of attaining True Immortality.
Beginning from the Mythological Era, which of the many Celestial Venerables, Ancient Emperors, and Great Emperors had not fought their way out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood to become supreme powerhouses standing at the Human Dao Summit?
In those distant eras, every person who attained the Dao could be called an Ultimate Dao Supreme, a figure nearly invincible in the human realm and only a single step away from becoming a True Immortal.
It was only because heaven and earth had undergone drastic changes, making it insanely difficult for cultivators to break through into the immortal path, that they needed to make another breakthrough beyond the Human Dao Summit.
During that breakthrough process, paths such as the Red Dust Immortal path allowed Great Emperors of five or six lifetimes to nearly rival or even defeat True Immortals. How could such people be considered proper human-realm cultivators?
First raise one's realm, then accumulate mana and gather divine abilities. The path of the True Immortal was the grand orthodox path, having produced countless True Immortals and quite a few Immortal Kings as well.
Beyond that, paths such as Red Dust Immortals and Battle Immortals, which placed extremely high demands on cultivators, could only surpass ordinary True Immortal methods under certain special conditions, allowing peerless prodigies to become immortals in harsh environments.
Many Ancient Emperors and Great Emperors, even some Quasi-Emperors, might have been able to walk the path of True Immortality and enjoy the Dao Fruit of eternal life if heaven and