Supreme Yin and the Sun were the two most fundamental manifestations of nature between heaven and earth. In cultivators' terms, they were embodiments of the Great Dao's rules, far from anything ordinary.
Before these two "great rivers" of Supreme Yin and the Sun, ordinary creatures would tremble, and even Deities would be stirred by endless impressions.
It could be said that any cultivator approaching along the pebble steps would feel pressure bearing down on both body and soul.
Of course, this pressure was not absolute. After all, there were people like Di Yi in this world, and what he experienced differed from what the Golden Hou felt.
If the Golden Hou felt terror and the lofty remoteness of the Great Dao, then what he felt was tranquility and the Great Dao within arm's reach.
"Crack!"
Supreme Yin and the Sun underwent endless transformations. Fortunate enough to have followed Di Yi here, the Golden Hou approached the world's mother "rivers" of yin and yang step by step, naturally reaping considerable benefits.
Leaving everything else aside, some more of the flaws along his cultivation path had been "mended," and his understanding of yin and yang had deepened, which in turn fed back into his innate divine skill.
After all, his golden radiance was, in a certain sense, also a manifestation of yang.
Eventually, Di Yi and the Golden Hou reached the end of the pebble steps and arrived beneath the Cross of Yin and Yang. They saw a gateway at the center of the "collision," as well as phantom ruins rising, falling, and shattering around the "great rivers."
"It once formed a world of its own. What a pity." Di Yi took everything in with a glance and understood what sort of place this had once been. Many creatures had lived here;