Ah Qiu!
Fu Qingjun sneezed again.
He was speechless in his heart, those Celestial Venerables, having lived for tens of billions of years, are they that bored, discussing for no reason?
I’ve already resigned to fate!
Can’t I secretly develop my new race? I’ve been hanging around the cafeteria to eat, yet you Celestial Venerables, with nothing better to do, always talk about ?
Fu Qingjun rembered a saying from Earth: "The baby feels bitter in his heart."
At this mont,
A group of people were indeed studying this mysterious "Venerable of Creation," continuously analyzing.
After all, soone who could co up with such a disruptive idea, using it as the last rule to appear and putting them at such a disadvantage, is absolutely not simple.
"Him not cutting off his devilish thoughts is not surprising, but his disbelief in the second trap set by Emperor Xia was beyond our expectations." Primordial Longevity Celestial Venerable was astonished, jokingly saying, "How did he know that Emperor Xia has also decayed? That should be very difficult to discern."
"But he precisely judged it to be the case, which is truly unbelievable, making him not to be underestimated." Immortal Celestial Venerable’s expression turned peculiar, as he discussed, "Then, if he doesn’t trust Sumr Celestial Venerable and Void Celestial Venerable, he should trust Nether Celestial Venerable."
"However, Nether Celestial Venerable, he indeed should not have sought you out either. We’ve been watching you closely, with countless concept-level rules monitoring you: ti, space, life..."
A Celestial Venerable hesitated, looking at the Nether Celestial Venerable beside him, and pondered, saying, "If he had contact with you, we should have noticed too, yet he doesn’t intend to engage with you at all!"
"He actually saw through it again?!"
The surrounding Celestial Venerables were suddenly looking at each other in bewildernt, becoming utterly solemn.
In reality, Fu Qingjun barely saw through the first layer.
He originally couldn’t see through the second layer, but Jiaxia was his follower, so he left upon discovering this...
And for the third layer, Fu Qingjun hadn’t seen through it either.
They simply never expected that Fu Qingjun’s true form was so weak to this extent, his current combat strength was only comparable to an average Saint, that any god of a mortal earthly nation could easily defeat him. He was a young man who had just cultivated for a few decades, falling several realms short, and couldn’t even find a high-up Celestial Venerable in secret.
They couldn’t imagine at all: the other party had just ascended, from start to finish, really just mumbled a few sentences, and then rolled back to eat, thinking ’please don’t ss with , could I join you to beco big capitalists together?’
"Venerable of Creation, this person is truly not simple!"
They suddenly exclaid in unison.
"Be careful, this person harbors unpredictable thoughts, our plans fall through, neither contacting Nether Celestial Venerable nor Sumr Celestial Venerable, could it be he is nurturing sothing major behind the scenes?"
At this mont, even these decaying Celestial Venerables, having discussed to this point, began to have to admire this spontaneously appearing Venerable of Creation, who was courageous and wise, indeed worthy of being their opponent.
This is a true hero, ready to roar at the heavens and make his voice heard.
"Blood boiling, isn’t it?" soone sighed, eyes seemingly reminiscent of the most distant era.
At that ti, they were a group of unanimously recognized heroes in the initial cosmic civilization era, who also had such passionate and spirited youthful days, petitioning for all living beings under heaven, establishing hearts for the universe and opening a flourishing age of peace for their civilization.
But not knowing from when they started, upon stepping into the seventh tier, they discovered this realm beca a rule where one could have eternal life, they gradually got corrupted by ti, eroded by the authority of immortality, eliminating dissent, jointly eradicating other Celestial Venerables, gradually becoming the kind of people they used to despise.
A Celestial Venerable’s expression was calm, speaking quite frankly: "Haha, living things have such a selfish ntality, knowing they will die, when life is limited, one will spare no effort to seek welfare for all living beings, thinking about what kind of era of peace to leave behind after their death...to live a more splendid life in limited ti. But when we discover life’s endless mont, can we still use infinite ti to seek welfare for all beings?"
"Indeed, it is so." A Celestial Venerable also laughed, everyone had a rare idle chat, "When life is endless, we realize we are higher-dinsional beings, the beings under us aren’t of the sa species, they are like weeds in a field, being mowed and regrown throughout our eternal years, why bother protecting them?"
This ntality is like a normal person looking at ants or weeds beneath their feet, they’re inherently not at the sa level of being, with re seconds to live. You with eternal life might inadvertently step on them, isn’t it quite normal?
They perhaps didn’t accept at first, but later with the passage of ti beca indifferent, forming this kind of sage ntality.
In the high sky, a hoary voice ca,
"Rember, when we were in the earliest cosmic era, with the Vortex Country, they surprisingly discovered that cosmic rules could be drawn out, we could uphold heavenly laws, thus we pioneered the seventh realm!"
The old voice ca from the heights, "We were amazed by drawing rules, upholding heavenly laws, we could beco part of the universe, and the seventh tier becoming a rule made us ageless and deathless, it was magical."
"Thus, at the ti, we had a bold idea, seeing the future of this realm: rebuild the universe."
"Yes, this is the destiny of civilization, all living beings strive to ascend from the first to the seventh tier, and with more entering the seventh tier, taking more of the universe’s rules, the seventh tier’s powerhouses join hands to draw rules, steal universe matter, to build a new universe, this is an inevitable trend."
"It’s an enormous project spanning tens of billions of years, almost impossible to achieve, but we still pursued it, calling this realm ’Saint.’
"Why?"
"Not knowing the impossibility and still doing it, that’s foolish; Knowing the impossibility and not doing it, that’s wise; Knowing the impossibility and doing it, that’s saintly!"
Celestial Venerables answered with a smile.
"It’s the first ti I’ve heard this secret history, is this the origin of the Saint? It’s nad for pursuing the impossible grand project of creating a new universe?" Emperor Xia opened his mouth.
"Yes."
The other Celestial Venerables looked towards Nether Celestial Venerable, "Nether Celestial Venerable, you’re the youngest Celestial Venerable even compared to Sumr Celestial Venerable, how do you see our old stories?"
Nether Celestial Venerable’s gaze was gentle, with a faint smile, "I once admired you pioneers of distant ages, but now my thoughts differ from yours. You live just to live, while I live for dreams...Do you not think of yourselves as walking corpses, living for your selfish desires, against your true hearts, I think such a life has no aning regardless of its length."
"You’re tired of life, seek more freedom, find life boring, look for sothing to do, that’s why you oppose us?" One Celestial Venerable laughed.
Nether Celestial Venerable surprisingly did not retort, after pondering for a few seconds, "Perhaps so, what is the aning of life? I’ve always wondered. Although I claim to overthrow you for all beings, for universal freedom, perhaps it’s still to find sothing to do."
"Nether Celestial Venerable, you’ve only lived for a billion years, you’re still too young, with more ti, you’ll align more with us old folks."
A Celestial Venerable spoke in a relaxed voice, adding: "We now enjoy sleeping, moving our legs, stretching ridians, over billions of years. Though it seems dull, we don’t feel bored, as being bored long enough you won’t feel bored anymore."
"Who knows?" Nether Celestial Venerable also sipped a cup of tea.
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