In truth, if Chu Yang had made a demand that the Primordial Gods could not fulfill, they would certainly have turned hostile.
At the end of the day, what the Primordial Royal Clans feared was Chu Yang's "past life," not Chu Yang himself.
A Dao Slaying King was simply beneath notice to the Primordial Royal Clans, who were about to fully emerge into the world!
Even if this Dao Slaying King was exceptionally strong, could he truly rival a Saint?
Besides, even if they truly fell out, Chu Yang might summon the Power of Past Life, but they might not necessarily be unable to contend with it.
Even now, no one believed that Chu Yang could truly borrow a Great Emperor's power in its entirety.
Or rather, that his past-life self could truly descend into this era!
In everyone's understanding, that was impossible. The manifestation of a past-life self was already shocking enough.
To travel freely between the past and future was likely something only the legendary immortals could accomplish!
Thus, in the eyes of the Primordial Royal Clans, even if Chu Yang borrowed the Power of Past Life, he would at most reach the Quasi-Emperor level.
They could not defeat a Great Emperor, but if it were merely a Quasi-Emperor, they might still have a chance to fight.
Of course, the Primordial Beings were naturally unwilling to start a war. Having only just emerged into the world, confronting such an existence was truly unwise.
And while Chu Yang's condition was somewhat excessive, it remained within their acceptable limits.
Others might not be able to produce the True Blood of the Heavenly Emperor, but the Undying Heavenly Empress definitely possessed some.
Trading a drop of True Blood of the Heavenly Emperor for the Heavenly Emperor's Son was not actually expensive.