The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

One could say that the scene at that time was really just like the situation today. Although it was not as dreadful as it was said to be, for these weaker Mortal Clans, they truly did not reject the idea of integrating into the human race.

"The moment one turns to humanity, the heavens and earth instantly become vast." That’s exactly it.

For their own feeble clans to merge into the human race and grow stronger together, to let themselves and their descendants no longer be inferior, to stand proudly between heaven and earth, these weaker clans harbored no reluctance at all but yearned for it instead.

With the addition of these weaker clans, the force of the Suiming Empire became even more formidable, especially as the surging Qi Luck of the races proved their loyalty, which greatly delighted Sui.

Sui’s vision was never limited to a single clan’s ambitions. Perhaps due to his own background, he had a particular fondness for the human race, but he treated all other clans, whether Mortal or God, with an attitude of equality.

To Sui, most Mortal Clans were oppressed beings, and as long as a clan did not become adversaries with the human race, he naturally would not reject them if they wished to join his side.

Moreover, Sui believed that not every creature among the many God Clans enjoyed the glory of the Gods. They too were oppressed within their own clans, and thus they had no need to discriminate against other clans.

A world of great unity, where all clans are equal, where all creatures exist equally between heaven and earth—that’s the most wonderful outcome for this world.

This idea was not instilled in him by Pei Xuanjing, but rather something Sui realized through his interactions with Pei Xuanjing.

After all, Pei Xuanjing’s background and perspective were inherently different from Sui’s, who was born and lived in this world, and couldn’t help but feel that everything that had emerged since his existence was to be taken for granted.

Hence, at first, Sui naturally viewed the inequality between the different clans and the stark class distinctions as nothing unusual.

If Sui continued to grow without interference, without needing much time, and lived for a few more decades until his worldview was fully formed, it might become impossible to change.

But coincidentally, he met Pei Xuanjing in his twenties, and from then on, his life’s trajectory took a sharp turn toward an entirely different path.