How could one person cultivate so fast?
Was he even human?
Even if he truly wasn't human, he couldn't possibly be this formidable. The Myriad Worlds had plenty of powerful beings who weren't human, yet none had ever shown anything like this.
By rights, shouldn't the most brilliant and astonishing talents take one Era to reach Quasi-Immortal Emperor, then another few Eras or so to attain the Dao as Immortal Emperors?
That was the average for the most outstanding Immortal Emperors in the history of the Myriad Worlds.
Those who could reach Quasi-Immortal Emperor within one Era and then compress their ascent to Immortal Emperor into another Era or two were already the very best of the best.
Emperor Bone Bro was one such powerhouse.
The ordinary pace was to reach Quasi-Immortal Emperor over several Eras, then spend even longer entering the Immortal Emperor Domain. There was something of a late bloomer about it.
Of course, these were only the usual figures. Ancient Cheaters like the Pollen Path Ancestor naturally fell outside them.
And these cases concerned only the first Immortal Emperor of a realm. If a realm had multiple Immortal Emperors, later cultivators could enjoy tremendous blessings.
Those blessings greatly benefited their cultivation and could sharply shorten the time they needed.
After a realm's first and second Immortal Emperors, the time it took later Immortal Emperors to attain the Dao depended on many factors. Talent alone could not explain it.
That was the situation in the Boundary Sea and the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands now, and in the late period of the Heavens at their former peak.
If the Pollen Path Ancestor had not died so early and the Heavens had not been slaughtered, development snowballing to the present day would certainly have produced far more than seven