Grand Pure One Laozi asked:
"Master, if that is so, doesn't it mean our Heavenly Dao makes no distinction between good and evil? Without a standard for all things in heaven and earth to follow according to the Dao Arts, wouldn't everything descend into chaos?"
For all the Primordial World creatures in this realm were simple and guileless.
They followed only the simplest reasoning: whoever was stronger, whoever had the harder fists, was the one they followed.
And in this realm between heaven and earth,
since the World-Opening, Daoist Hongjun had occupied the strategic stronghold of Mount Jade Capital, holding the Devil Race's army of tens of billions, including Devil Ancestor Luo Hou, at bay on the Primordial Western Continent.
All this time, they had been unable to advance eastward into the Primordial World.
Daoist Hongjun's illustrious martial achievements and mighty reputation proved that his fists, his abilities, and his martial virtue far surpassed those of the Devil Race and Devil Ancestor Luo Hou.
That was why so many admirers wished to enter the Daoist School and become Daoist Hongjun's disciples.
Yet when Daoist Hongjun taught the Dao Arts, he deliberately concealed the part about whoever had the biggest fists possessing the truth.
Instead, he preached how to do good, abide by rules, and uphold morality.
He also laid down all manner of moral standards for the Daoist School's disciples, calling them the Heavenly Dao and heavenly principles. This brainwashing manner of preaching had already led the Three Pure Ones to believe that, between heaven and earth, their Daoist School occupied the moral high ground of the Heavenly Dao and heavenly principles.
The Daoist School was the light of the righteous path.
And anyone who violated the supreme truths of the Heavenly Dao and the moral rules Daoist Hongjun taught