What kind of man was the Primordial Heavenly Venerable?
Obstinate and self-willed.
And he was outrageously arrogant, arrogant beyond all reason!
According to his theory,
only Sages like them in the entire Primordial World could possess the source of its current prosperity.
That was, human rights!
The ordinary people of the Primordial World had to have the right to freedom.
Only then would the vast majority of cultivators aspire to climb higher.
Constant vicious competition would inevitably plunge the Primordial World into a terrifying environment of relentless internal strife.
That would inflict tremendous damage on the Primordial World.
What was destroyed in the process was not merely the Primordial World's strength.
It was also, more importantly, the creative potential of the Primordial World's future!
The world was terrifyingly exacting.
Its surplus inhabitants had no surplus needs at all.
Yet the world's inhabitants possessed a powerful capacity for independent innovation.
During the process of creation,
sparks of the Human Path's power would always bloom unexpectedly.
They would give birth to wisdom in all manner of forms.
And every one of them deserved to be celebrated by the Primordial World.
The Primordial World's development arose from this as well.
Yet the Primordial Heavenly Venerable's thinking contained another extraordinarily extreme form of arrogance.
The Primordial Heavenly Venerable believed:
"As the strongest people in this world, we naturally have the right to pass judgment on every problem in it!"
If the Primordial World fell into decline,
then it absolutely had to be because the Primordial Origin Golden Immortals below them, or the Daluo Golden Immortals even further down, were not working hard enough.
They were always slacking off, shirking their duties, and the like.
He never considered whether he, a Sage, might be part of the problem.
For instance, he might have changed a