A Great Dao Golden Immortal could, in theory, be refined into a Xiantian Spirit Treasure.
But no Golden Immortal facing mortal danger would fail to fight with everything they had, burning jade and stone alike.
Except for Void Evil Gods.
Void Evil Gods were born under two circumstances.
One was to shepherd a Void Tide, wait until it reached a sufficient scale, then use special methods to make the Void Beasts it spawned devour one another continuously, gradually growing until they evolved into a Void Evil God.
The other...
Was for the "self" of a Great Dao Golden Immortal who specialized in the Void lineage to be completely devoured by the "Void," degenerating into a monster driven by it.
Precisely because their "selves" had been devoured by the Void, they could only instinctively follow its workings and devour everything. Even when faced with danger, they would not think of staking everything on one last throw and burning jade and stone alike.
Thus, refining a complete Void Evil God was almost equivalent to obtaining a Xiantian Spirit Treasure containing the Way of the Void.
However, as evil gods of the Way of the Void, they could only be driven away or ground down bit by bit through mental will. They could not be killed through conventional means, and capturing and refining them was even harder.
Under these circumstances, the appearance of any Void Evil God brought those Golden Immortal Overlords no joy, only an immense headache. It would often take several, or even a dozen or more Golden Immortal Overlords fighting in rotation to grind one away.
Not only was this process time-consuming and laborious, it also damaged their minds and consciousness, requiring long years of recovery.
No one knew where the Void Evil God in the Winter Immortal Dynasty had