On the Verge of Tribulation

It was said that the great war among the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes had more or less achieved Luohou's objective. Yet even so, Luohou felt it was not enough. At the right moment, he still intended to add fuel to the fire between the three tribes.

Luohou wanted the fury between the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes to reach its limit, their hatred to crest at its peak. Only then would the three tribes truly erupt into a war involving their entire clans. Only such a war could sweep across the entire Primordial Wilderness. That was Luohou's true aim.

Luohou was utterly unafraid of the Primordial Wilderness falling into chaos. The more chaotic it became, the better it was in his eyes. He cultivated the Destruction Dao while also cultivating the Killing Dao. A chaotic Primordial Wilderness would bring Luohou enormous, unspeakable benefits.

When that time came, even without expanding his forces or increasing his Fortune, his cultivation speed would become even faster. He cultivated through the slaughter and destruction of the Primordial Wilderness. If he could massacre all living beings and cultivators throughout the Primordial Wilderness, then perhaps Luohou could establish himself as a Sage. Just thinking about it was terrifying.

Of course, to Luohou, that was not terrifying in the slightest. It would be something he enjoyed beyond measure. He wished he could immediately slaughter every living creature in the Primordial Wilderness.

Of course, that was impossible, because Luohou was not yet powerful enough. Even if he cultivated to become a Sage, it would still be impossible. After all, destruction was far easier than creation.

Even if a Sage possessed the strength to destroy the Primordial Wilderness, did that mean the Heavenly Dao and the even more powerful Great Dao were merely decorations? How could they allow a Sage to run wild and