The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

One could say that, except for the many Innate Gods and Demons who returned from the ancient times, none were older than the other.

This was fortunate, for the world innately had flaws, which restricted these Great Ancient Emperors from progressing further due to the constraints of Heaven and Earth. Otherwise, if this world were truly perfect and complete, it would be unimaginable how far these Great Ancient Emperors could have truly grown.

If that were truly the case, even if they discovered the situation in this world, they probably would only suppress their ideas, not daring to make any rash moves at this time.

"How about you guess, how many years have I been cultivating until now?" Pei Xuanjing suppressed the thoughts in his heart and turned to ask with a smile.

"Hmm?" Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder frowned slightly, unsure why the other party would ask such a question.

After pondering for a moment, he ventured, "Could it be more than fifty thousand years?"

At that time, he was unfamiliar with the Divine Land World, the Heavenly Court, and those Gods and True Immortals.

If it weren’t for what the Emperor of Longevity before him had said, he would never have even heard the terms Gods and True Immortals.

And if it weren’t for actually witnessing the other party’s strength, even if someone mentioned these things, he would likely have scoffed and not truly believed them.

But since the other had asked, and combining the strength displayed by the other party, the power of the Divine Land World, the strength of the Heavenly Court, and the other’s question, his tentative guess was that it might not be far from his own duration of cultivation.

This guess, in his view, was already very bold, especially since he had to admit that the other party’s practice of Taoist Skill and Immortal Path System was much stronger than Martial Arts.

But cultivation must adhere to basic rules; even if initially, it advanced by leaps and bounds, once one reached a certain realm, it was impossible to advance rapidly again.