The Heavenly Court Has a Master

The benefits of the Heavenly Dao's maturation did not end there. Now that the Great Dao had receded into hiding, it no longer directly governed the Dongyang Realm.

From now on, as long as the many affairs within the Dongyang Realm did not violate the Great Dao's fundamental rules, they could proceed independently.

This greatly increased Liu Yuanchen's autonomy within the Dongyang Realm.

For one thing, if he wished, he could make the Innate Treasures of the Dongyang Realm develop according to his intentions.

He already possessed enough Innate Spirit Treasures.

Having too many Innate Spirit Treasures meant his own Fortune could not suppress them, which was not a good thing instead.

If numerous Innate Spirit Treasures fell into the hands of native lifeforms in the Dongyang Realm, they would certainly spark great wars and damage the foundation of the entire world.

As for Primordial Lifeforms, they were even more troublesome.

Those fellows possessed overly formidable talent. Once they grew up, they would pose an even greater threat.

Therefore, it would be best if all future Innate Treasures in the Dongyang Realm were Innate Spirit Roots.

Innate Spirit Roots generally possessed no offensive power and would not damage the world.

Instead, they could continuously draw energy from Chaos and strengthen the World Origin.

The Great Dao's rules merely stipulated how many Innate Treasures a world could nurture.

As for precisely what kind of Innate Treasures they were, the Great Dao had never laid down a rigid rule.

A Heavenly Dao with sufficient autonomy still had the right to decide.

As the master of the Dongyang Realm, Liu Yuanchen could make all these Innate Treasures grow into Innate Spirit Roots without the slightest problem.

At present, he had quite a few suitable targets for cultivation.

For example, the Tawny-Pitted Purple-Pattern Flat