The Chaos One's Dao stood shoulder to shoulder with a part of the Great Dao Matrix. This had long been accepted knowledge in Primordial Heaven, and it was correct.
And because All Paths Are Equal, the Fire Dao of a Chaos One was, in essence, no lower than the other Great Daos within the Great Dao Matrix.
When a Chaos One exerted his full power, it was enough to cover the Chaos Sea. The corresponding Dao within the Great Dao Matrix would also fall under his control.
A Chaos One who had attained the Fire Dao was, of course, versed in everything. Space, time, the Five Elements, Yin and Yang—all lay within his Fire Dao.
The Chaos Dao could unfold into the Myriad Daos with ease. A Fire Dao cultivator would never be utterly ignorant of Space-Time or know nothing of Yin and Yang.
Of course, all these Daos evolved from his Fire Dao, which was their source. In essence, they could not stand beside fire as equals.
Yet a Fire Dao Chaos One's understanding and command of Space-Time and Yin and Yang far surpassed that of cultivators of the corresponding Daos at the Supreme, Sacrificial Dao, or Half-Transcendence levels. Far surpassed them.
Every Chaos One's Dao was, in fact, a small Great Dao Matrix: one centered on a particular Dao. The Chaos One himself was the "Chaos Sea" that bore it.
Compared with the true Great Dao Matrix, the difference was that every Dao within the true Great Dao Matrix was at Chaos Level.
Daos of that same level came together, complete and perfect, producing a strange transformation that a Chaos One's small Great Dao Matrix did not possess.
Meng Chuan's Dao, however, differed greatly from those of other Chaos Ones.
Other Chaos Ones evolved a small Great Dao