The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

The Creation Dao was founded by a powerhouse known as the Creator, establishing an orthodox lineage among the top echelons of power in the Great Thousand Worlds. Presently, the Sect Master of the Creation Dao, a Nine Tribulations Ghost Immortal, commenced the understanding of the transition from the extremity of yin to the birth of yang, shedding the old to transform into the Realm of the Yang Spirit.

Initially, the Creator Sect Master was concerned about the affairs of the Da Ye Dynasty but didn’t regard them as extremely important.

After all, at his level, particularly as the Master of an eminent lineage like the Creation Dao, he grasped all the heavenly secrets between Heaven and Earth, understanding the truths of the world more than most.

While the Da Ye Dynasty was indeed powerful, this was because the various religious sects were not serious and still adhered to the rules. However, if the Da Ye Dynasty truly wished to break these rules, they would not hold back when the time came.

Even if, as the rumors suggested, the founding Sovereign of the Da Ye Dynasty, that old fellow, had reached the substantiality of his fist intent, just one step away from the near-immortal Realm of Flesh and Blood derivation, he remained unafraid.

The Realm of Flesh and Blood derivation was close to immortality but not truly undying. Should he really need to take action, grinding down such a powerhouse was possible; it would just cost a bit more.

If the Realm of Flesh and Blood derivation could grant immortality, then how were those ancient human race Sovereigns, whose realms far surpassed this, defeated by the founders of the hundred schools of thought, saints, and the great cults?

Thus, for the matters concerning the Da Ye Dynasty, the Creator Sect Master simply allowed others to carry them out, seeing it also as a trial and test for many powerhouses within the sect to grow through this experience.

For these top-level religious sect families, the rise and fall of dynasties were but trial grounds they created, a place for toughening up the younger disciples and continuously nurturing powerhouses.

To put it bluntly, these dynasties were like crops they cultivated for harvest, one batch after another, endlessly growing to provide for them.