Impersonation

If the Witch Clan had no hope of unifying the Primordial World, that would be one thing. But if they did, they would absolutely join forces to obstruct and scheme against them, openly and in secret.

This did not apply only to the Witch Clan. The Demon Clan and every other race were the same.

It could only be said that few Innate Divines were willing to have a supreme ruler standing above them.

Unless that supreme ruler was vastly stronger than them, so strong that they could not even entertain thoughts of resistance.

As for this, she did not resent Hongjun, the Heavenly Dao Six Saints, those Innate Divines, or their efforts to prevent the Witch Clan from unifying the Primordial World.

There was no other reason. She was simply putting herself in their shoes!

If she were Hongjun, one of the Heavenly Dao Six Saints, one of those Innate Divines outside the Witch Clan, or even an ordinary living being, she would not want the Witch Clan to unify the Primordial World either.

She was not so self-centered as to believe that everything in the Primordial World ought to make way for the Witch Clan, and that anything contrary to their wishes was unfair.

Of course, the reason she could be so open-minded now and feel no resentment was because she intended to stop the Twelve Ancestral Witches from contending for supremacy in the Primordial World, and because her clansmen had not yet fallen or incurred blood debts.

If one day, the Twelve Ancestral Witches contended for supremacy in the Primordial World, countless clansmen perished, yet they were unable to unify the Primordial World because of Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao Saints, and the Witch Clan gradually declined into extinction, then she might not remain as open-minded as