When Pangu split open Primordial Chaos, he could replace the Chaos Sea and supplant the Great Dao Matrix. He meant to sever their roots and overturn everything.
Such an act would naturally provoke the fiercest resistance from the Chaos Sea and the Great Dao Matrix.
Even without minds of their own, even though they were not living beings but "inanimate things," they would never allow it.
You're after my life, and you expect me to forgive you and sit by?
To the Great Dao Matrix, the Limitless Ones' repeated attempts to take control of more Great Daos were much the same.
If it imposed no limits and truly let the Limitless Ones cultivate Incarnations capable of entering the Chaos Domain, what would happen if, after endless Years, one of them mastered every Great Dao?
A Chaos One could not be cultivated with absolute certainty. But if many Limitless Ones joined forces and spent one, ten, a hundred, or even more Chaos Cycles on it, who knew what might happen?
Together, the six Limitless Ones had created a testing ground like the Lifetime World within a single Chaos Cycle. Given hundreds or thousands of Chaos Cycles, the result would be terrifying beyond measure.
By then, whether to move against the Great Dao Matrix would rest on a single thought from the Limitless Ones. If matters reached that point, they might well join forces and overturn it.
The Great Dao Matrix would nip that danger in the bud. It would not allow such a thing to happen.
This was the bottom line for the Great Dao Matrix and the Chaos Sea, an iron rule that could neither be broken nor relaxed.
Nothing else would draw a response from the Great Dao Matrix or the Chaos Sea.
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