No matter what attitude a Chaos One took toward a Projection after it attained the Dao of Chaos...
They might welcome it, ignore it, or even want to kill it.
After all, the world was vast and full of wonders. Ten Chaos Ones would have ten different ideas about their Projections. Nothing they did would be surprising.
But whatever happened afterward, while a Projection still had hope of attaining the Dao of Chaos, the Chaos One was arguably even more impatient than the Projection itself.
If the Projection attained the Dao, it would be almost as though the Chaos One had attained it a second time. How could they not be impatient?
Advancing within the Chaos Domain was difficult enough, let alone making a leap as great as attaining Chaos again. That was almost impossible.
Given a real chance, every Chaos One would be desperate to seize it.
Using a second Chaos Great Dao to supplement one's own was somewhat like what Meng Chuan was doing with the Gate of Eternal Life, but the improvement would far surpass what he stood to gain now.
After all, however similar or compatible the path of eternal life was with Meng Chuan, it remained different. It did not belong to him.
But when a Projection attained the Dao, its Great Dao belonged to the Chaos One. The two could merge perfectly.
Of course, this did not harm the Projection. Its path would not fall into another's hands; it remained a Dao Master and a Chaos One.
For the Chaos One, this was a gain that came at no one else's expense.
A sufficiently powerful Projection could even enjoy some of the Chaos One's benefits.
Suppose Meng Chuan were a Chaos One's Projection. Upon attaining Primordial Unity, he would immediately approach the Limitless, his