Ancient Emperors and Great Emperors, along with many Quasi-Emperors and Supremes, had Return. If they grew strong in the future, they could usher in an age of splendor together and debate the Dao beneath the heavens.
That would indeed bring great benefits, and Meng Chuan would benefit too.
But if Meng Chuan could gain even more without hindering them, why wouldn't he?
Meng Chuan had helped them Return. That created a karmic debt, a debt of gratitude so deep and weighty that its end could scarcely be seen.
That karmic debt would not vanish merely because they refused to acknowledge it.
They had emerged from Meng Chuan's Six Paths of Reincarnation. Everything about their present bodies had been forged by him. Their cultivation, their insights into the Dao, their Dao Fruits—Meng Chuan had a share in them all.
Through their unseen karmic ties, those gains would gather around Meng Chuan and become resources that strengthened his foundations.
The returned experts were still weak, so what they had to offer was of little use to Meng Chuan. As for their Daos, he had already seen them in full within the Six Paths of Reincarnation.
But as their cultivation rose, they would attain Sainthood, cross the threshold of Extreme Dao, attain the Dao, and perhaps even achieve Immortal Ascension.
They were bound to cultivate something new, something that might inspire Meng Chuan.
This would also benefit Meng Chuan's own Dao.
Meng Chuan had faith in the returned Emperors and Sovereigns. They were all extraordinary talents. With everything from their Past Life at their disposal, they should have no trouble growing stronger and reclaiming their past glory.
Was there something improper about Meng Chuan's actions, though? Something wicked, perhaps, as if he were stealing their Daos?
Come on. Meng Chuan was not running