To Meng Chuan, Wuliang Dao was the foundation.
But to other Chaos Ones, Wuliang Dao was merely a dispensable byproduct of their True Paths.
For them, it was fire and space, fire and time, fire and Yin and Yang.
Through ten thousand changes, the root remained the same: fire.
Trying to merge with other Great Daos through clash after clash with the Great Dao Tribulation, then refine them further, was simply impossible.
For Meng Chuan, though, his foundational Wuliang Dao had not reached the Chaos Tier, so perhaps he could draw on Chaos to strengthen himself.
But that foundational Wuliang Dao could never truly reach the Chaos Tier.
A Chaos One could wield only one Chaos Level Great Dao. That was an ironclad rule.
Meng Chuan's foundational Wuliang Dao could approach the Chaos Tier without limit, but it could never cross that final line.
Only Limitless Ones could wield multiple Great Daos at once. Yet even if Meng Chuan reached the Limitless Tier, he still could not do so.
Once he entered the Limitless Domain, the Great Dao Matrix would restrict how many Great Daos he could wield. Far too many Great Daos made up the Primordial Unity Dao—far more than the Great Dao Matrix allowed.
Refining the Wuliang Dao Tribulation into his own Wuliang Dao would only raise their fundamental nature, not bring them all to the Chaos Tier.
Besides, if every component of Meng Chuan's Primordial Unity Dao reached the Primordial Unity Level, he would truly become another existence on the level of the Great Dao Matrix.
Then crushing Limitless Ones and seizing control of Chaos would both be easily within reach.
How could such an existence be found in this world?
But even if they could not reach the Chaos Tier, improving all the Daos within his