If every Dao within Meng Chuan's Primordial Unity Dao could be elevated, one by one, to the level of Primordial Unity, what kind of sight would that be?
Meng Chuan did not know the answer yet. Perhaps he never would.
For the scene this question described could never come to pass.
There was only one instance of every Dao reaching the level of Primordial Unity: the Great Dao Matrix, this Boundless Chaos Sea.
Even the Limitless Ones, if they truly violated the Great Dao Matrix's iron laws, would be ruthlessly suppressed by it, with no power to resist.
For living beings, each Dao could have only one who attained Primordial Unity. How could anyone wield all the Myriad Daos at that level?
Even the Chaos Ones who currently existed could be called a "scant few" compared to the number of Daos.
Even if a Chaos One had a projection attain the Chaos Dao, then killed that projection at the moment of its attainment and reclaimed everything it possessed, that Chaos One still could not permanently command a second Chaos Dao.
To command every Dao at Chaos Level, one would have to be the reincarnation of the Great Dao Matrix.
Yet despite the impossibility of it, Meng Chuan faintly longed to know the answer.
A single Dao was enough to attain Primordial Unity. If every Dao reached that level, then to what heights would Meng Chuan, the Dao Master, ascend...
The fragment of the Dharma-Ending Dao churned inside the Jade Disc. Countless Daos took shape within the disc, wrapping around the fragment, analyzing it, devouring it, merging with it, then expelling it.
At the same time, the ultimate Profound Principles of the Eternal Life Dao, every facet of it, churned through Meng Chuan's mind. Symbols of the Dao leaped and slowly