If Meng Chuan could remain himself throughout Dao Union and break free of the First Origin Point's constraints,
then he would become something like a Great Dao Spirit.
His strength would keep growing, he could wield it to the fullest, and he could manifest from the Great Dao at any time.
In the legends about Hongjun, a man who did not actually exist, that was the state he entered after uniting with the Heavenly Dao.
It was said that Hongjun would no longer appear after Dao Union, but that was merely his own declaration, not an ironclad rule.
If the need arose, Hongjun could manifest from the Heavenly Dao and strike with overwhelming force.
At such a time, none could stand against him. Anyone who faced him would be suppressed.
In truth, if a Living Being entered Dao Union yet retained even a sliver of self, it would, in a sense, be a calamity.
Neither the Heavenly Dao nor the Great Dao should possess a self.
They needed only to operate according to their fundamental systems of laws.
No matter how a self came into being, boundless desire and disaster would follow.
If a Living Being retained his self after Dao Union, the Great Dao would evolve for his sake, becoming his tool.
As for the Great Dao or Heavenly Dao giving rise to a Living Being of its own, the Tomb of the Gods Heavenly Dao was a fine example.
If Meng Chuan could maintain such a state indefinitely, he too could be called eternally invincible. The gap between him and everyone else would only widen until it could no longer be seen, let alone closed.
In a sense, this Great Dao Spirit state could also help Meng Chuan reach Beyond Limitless. It was a more advantageous path to