What Tongtian said was half true and half false.
On the one hand, he really was a little lonely. After all, he was walking this path alone now, and no one knew whether he would face suppression from his teacher Hongjun or the Primordial World's Heavenly Dao in the future.
At the very least, he was no match for his teacher Hongjun at present.
Not to mention that Hongjun now controlled a portion of the Heavenly Dao.
Under such circumstances, he naturally needed others' help and support.
If he had to face his teacher Hongjun alone, then, powerful as Tongtian was now, he honestly still felt a little shaky inside.
But if all six Sages joined forces and cultivated the Primordial Dao, Hongjun would probably have to think long and hard before making a move.
After all, if he killed all six of them, who would he rely on to manage the Primordial Lands?
So, in a sense, he genuinely wanted to talk the other Sages into switching to the Primordial Dao.
He had already outstripped the Sages by far on this path. Moreover, he had something as valuable as Pangu's essence blood, with an endless supply to improve his innate foundation.
Thus, Tongtian had no fear whatsoever that the Sages would surpass him.
As for the false part, Tongtian actually did care about the Investiture Calamity.
There were two reasons.
First, Tongtian himself was a man of feeling. Since the people of the Interception Sect were willing to trust him, he naturally had to ensure they survived the Investiture Calamity safely.
Second, the more he overturned the course of the Investiture Calamity, the more good things his system could provide, and the greater the benefits would be when he sought to reach higher realms in the future.
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