In truth, it was the same old concern: if the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron absorbed too much power to grow and became increasingly powerful, it might try to turn against him again...
After all, Ye Han's cultivation and divine abilities had not fully recovered. If the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron unleashed an astonishing backlash force against him again, he might not be able to withstand it.
Each time the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron turned against him, it accumulated more power than it had the last time before striking...
And each attack was fiercer and more dangerous than the last.
Had the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron not been so important to his cultivation, Ye Han would have dealt with it long ago and destroyed its divine soul...
But if he did that, the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron would lose its usefulness. There was no reason to stop using it simply because he feared its backlash...
That would be like a cultivator abandoning cultivation out of fear of heavenly tribulations, killing others for their treasures, and fighting. It was completely unnecessary. As long as Ye Han sought immortal ascension, he would need the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron, and he would have to face battles and deadly struggles with countless cultivators...
Then should he allow the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron to grow stronger?
Or would it be best to keep things as they were?
That was impossible.
Ye Han immediately rejected this mindset of fearing wolves ahead and tigers behind...
Handling matters through such compromises was a deadly mindset for a cultivator. After all, competition and danger lurked everywhere among cultivators. The strong only grew stronger, while the weak grew weaker. Playing it safe would hardly give him more opportunities...
*Let it grow as strong as it likes. I refuse to believe this damned Heaven-Devouring Cauldron can turn against me successfully. I have plenty of ways to