The Great Dao Matrix was eternal and unchanging, but the Great Daos of the Worlds were not so "solid." They could be swept along by the current.
They were already distorted manifestations of the Great Dao Matrix. Now, under the influence of a Dao that rivaled a part of the Matrix itself, they would manifest something new.
The Dao ripples produced by Meng Chuan's clash with the Dharma-Ending Heavenly Demon would change the Great Daos of some worlds, transforming them at their very roots.
When the Dao changed, worlds changed.
Perhaps a world would undergo a great upheaval of Heaven and Earth, a changing of ages, a turning of eras...
To the cultivators within those worlds, such events seemed like natural changes in Heaven and Earth. In truth, they were caused by a battle between Chaos Ones in the Chaos Sea.
Countless worlds were born from the clash between the two, and traces of the Primordial Unity Dao and the Dharma-Ending Dao took deep root in those new worlds.
If living beings arose in those worlds and forged their own systems of cultivation, they would still be unable to escape the influence of those two Daos.
And one thing was foreseeable: regardless of their rank or size, the worlds born from this battle between Meng Chuan and his opponent would inevitably become arenas of Righteous-Demonic Conflict.
Ordinarily, Meng Chuan would not have dared call himself purely righteous. But the Dharma-Ending Heavenly Demon was, without question, an absolute demon.
Compared with the Dharma-Ending Heavenly Demon, there was nothing wrong with calling Meng Chuan righteous.
Many existing worlds also saw sudden bouts of Dao Decline and Demonic Rise, Demonic Decline and Dao Rise, and the like.
In some regions of the Chaos Sea, the clash between the two Daos also gave birth