At the Primordial Sacrificial Altar, Qi Sheng withdrew his gaze from the Dreamweaver World.
He had begun watching Tu Hu before Tu Hu entered the Dreamweaver World.
But his early interest had mainly stemmed from the shadow in the Dreamweaver Dream Illusion, and Cang Xuan, who had left the legacy behind it.
This was someone even Guide greatly admired.
Even in Guide's information archive, as vast as a sea of stars, recording the rise and fall of countless worlds and the growth of powerful figures, Cang Xuan deserved to be called a genius.
As for the Dreamweaver Civilization behind Cang Xuan, it had been the undisputed supreme overlord of its Minor World, but when its cross-world expedition arrived on the boundless stage of the Monster World, it was nothing more than an insignificant speck of dust.
Its various developmental systems-psionics, dreamweaving, technology, genetics, and others developed through dream simulation-offered no advantages before the many mighty races and legacies of the Monster World. In fact, they were weaknesses across the board.
But Cang Xuan of the Dreamweaver Civilization had been different. He had taken a path completely unlike the mainstream.
He had abandoned his Homeworld's seemingly efficient and convenient pursuit of external power, stubbornly holding to the "martial arts" that the era had discarded.
In truth, martial arts was also an inefficient growth system.
What made Cang Xuan extraordinary was that he had used martial arts as his foundation to forge a path of "momentum."
After entering the Monster World, he had undergone a transformation comparable to a carp leaping through the Dragon Gate.
The Dreamweaver World's energy level was far below that of the Monster World, and its structure was relatively simple.
Even if Cang Xuan were a dragon, it could not supply the energy to nourish him.
But in