Among all the beings of the Primordial Chaos Universe and the Lin Meng Universe, who could successfully transcend their universe, inscribe their name on the Primordial Chaos Golden Ranking, and become the next Primordial Chaos Controller?
Neither Primordial Chaos nor Lin Meng could say for certain.
Not just those two—even a Chaos One generally could not pick someone from the countless living beings and declare that they would attain the Dao and become a Supreme One.
The path of a Supreme One ran through the Chaos Sea. Reaching such a height involved immense uncertainty, and it was difficult to foresee who would make it that far.
Of course, that was under ordinary circumstances.
And where there were ordinary circumstances, there were extraordinary ones.
If a Chaos One chose to intervene, for example, they could forcibly elevate a living being to the position of Supreme One.
The Primordial Matter derived from the ten maladies afflicting the Origin Ancestor was one such example.
Meng Chuan could do something similar if he wished.
Other, ordinary Chaos Ones might not be able to do it the way a Near-Limitless Being could, but they had methods of their own.
It was simply that a Supreme One created by force held no meaning for a Chaos One.
A Chaos One's inability to determine who among the boundless masses would become a Supreme One assumed that they did not intervene and let everything unfold naturally.
The chief reason they could not declare that someone was certain to become a Supreme One was that, at the moment of Attainment of the Dao, everything depended on the individual.
The slightest change in their state at that moment could send events toward an entirely different ending.
The Great Dao changed without limit and had no end. Whether one could attain