The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings Chapter 1791: 1736–Chapter 1737 Irreconcilable Conflict2

Chapter 1791: Chapter 1736–Chapter 1737 Irreconcilable Conflict_2

The presence of Pei Xuanjing in these Realms of Heavenly Seas is like a terrifying predator; even if this predator has no ill intentions, every move it makes is watched by all parties, as they worry about themselves, a natural instinct of living beings.

Thus, even though Pei Xuanjing’s plan occasionally finds itself surrounded by many powerful figures from the Shenxiao Sect, these powerful figures cannot execute or advance those plans; from the outset, they beco subjects of varying degrees of scrutiny and suspicion from all parties.

In contrast, if Bai Xiaosheng were to weave the needle and thread, it would be an excellent choice, as subtle and pervasive as water moistening all things, not arousing rejection or suspicion from the various parties, enabling the plan to be advanced effectively.

Of course, even utilizing Bai Xiaosheng to promote this matter imposes significant demands on him; his own strength also constitutes a part of whether this plan can proceed.

Bai Xiaosheng lacks none in cultivation resources, and even so Taoist Monarchs’ advice he can obtain through trade; undoubtedly, for now, the Great Fate Technique is what he does not possess, which is why it is worth Pei Xuanjing personally intervening to obtain it for him.

“I see.” Yu Zhenzi nodded, indicating understanding.

He knows that his Daoist Monarch has a plan, starting from when the other first had them prepare for the Myriad Laws Realm Trial in the Shenxiao Domain.

Yu Zhenzi even speculated whether all of the Jade Emperor’s actions are within the Taoist Monarch’s expectations, and even the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder agreeing to his demands could be the Taoist Monarch’s handiwork behind the curtains.

Was this plan sothing the other had prepared for in advance, possibly anticipated thousands of years ago?

The realm of a Taoist Monarch is lofty, their vision exceptional. In today’s world, nurous Taoist Monarchs are nearly eternal beings; even their deliberative plans do not rely pursue imdiate interests, but instead resemble the concealed threads of grass snakes tracing veins for miles, having made their moves early.

Even with the imnse strength of a Taoist Monarch, as they make their journey, they undoubtedly cast countless moves; so may never co into play, but for a Taoist Monarch, such a cost is entirely bearable.

For True Immortals, whose resources are limited, even when devising plans, they must consider the outco if they fail and whether they can bear the loss.

But to a Taoist Monarch, they care not for these losses; innurable moves need but one or two to aid in the success of their plan, and the return is tenfold, enough to compensate for previous losses.

Like venture investnt; for an investor with limited resources, every investnt is treated with utmost caution, for every failed investnt could an their exit.

However, for those wealthy in resources, their margin for error is much higher; even dozens or hundreds of failures are bearable, and a single success suffices to recompense all erstwhile losses.

Yu Zhenzi does not know how many strategies Pei Xuanjing has prepared, but undoubtedly, over these long years, with his status, he could have prepared many plans, and the success of just one is a significant gain for a Taoist Monarch.

“This plan is vast, and even for soone like , it’s of utmost importance,” Pei Xuanjing continued in a soft voice.

His gaze fell upon the many True Immortals contending within the Myriad Laws Realm, contemplating his own plans, which were also a crucial opportunity for him now.

This is his chance, as well as the opportunity for many veteran Taoist Monarchs and even newly ascended Dao Lords.

Among it lies his proactive planning and a tacit understanding with these Taoist Monarchs; everyone has similar thoughts, albeit differing objectives, ultimately leading to so convergence in their journeys.

Reaching this stage of cultivation, many experts lack the opportunity to distinguish themselves further, unable to advance, a fate befalling many Dao Lords as well.

Much like how the Divine Land World could not advance further back then, many strong individuals were simply trapped before the threshold of the Immortal Path.

Now, the vastness of these Realms of Heavenly Seas is such that countless beings might never reach its peak, unable to tread the entire void within their lifeti.

Yet for a True Immortal, upon reaching the pinnacle of the Sixth Heaven, they begin to sense a certain constraint and limitation.

For a Taoist Monarch, however, these Realms of Heavenly Seas remain too limited, unable to allow their further ascent, and presently serve as a restraint upon them.

To break these confines would be to enhance oneself, to beco stronger, and only then could one break free and regain their freedom.

Besides this thod, there exists another approach, which perhaps is simpler in comparison to the forr.

The path of cultivation is difficult and arduous; success is not assured through re effort, nor does retreating into seclusion today guarantee improvent in strength or realm, with centuries of arduous cultivation sotis resulting in stagnation for the cultivator.

Hence, breaking the constraint to elevate oneself is one thod, yet it appears overly difficult and not sothing achievable imdiately.

On the contrary, the latter is the best option: to expand the Realms of Heavenly Seas, making it broader where one resides.

With the previous precedence of the Divine Land World’s ascension, many Dao Lords have no reason to ignore this successful example; countless worlds assimilating into the Divine Land World have been their constant motivation throughout the years.

Yet it remains too slow; though the Divine Land World’s strength is unreachable for countless beings, for a Dao Lord, it is still slow; despite their eternal lives, they are unwilling to wait endlessly.

Accelerate, accelerate, accelerate!

This is the thought of so Dao Lords; they wish to intervene, to personally push for the Divine Land World’s ascension, freeing themselves from constraint and seizing that opportunity to ascend further.

This is an excellent thod, a win-win for these Dao Lords.

However, a daunting unsolvable problem arises: how should the benefits be distributed?

Many veteran Dao Lords have reached their current cultivation realm not only due to their arduous cultivation and extraordinary talent but, more importantly, by securing early advantages during the Divine Land World’s continual ascension, seizing enough fortune and ascending via the Heaven and Earth Ascension’s conveyance.

They wish to replicate their past success, but the newly ascended Dao Lords are not willing to agree.

These veteran Dao Lords, leveraging past advantages and grasping Heavenly Authority, continue to suppress their presence, and if allowed further ascent, the newly ascended Dao Lords would remain stifled, with no opportunity to erge.

They too wish to ascend the true pinnacle, to ride the wave of this Heaven and Earth Ascension for growth.

In other words, these newly ascended Dao Lords support the veterans’ idea to accelerate the Divine Land World’s ascension process, yet they also wish to be the promoters of this process, not providing wedding robes for others.

This is the unresolvable conflict between veteran and newly ascended Dao Lords, a contradiction Pei Xuanjing himself cannot resolve, as he is also a beneficiary of the existing interests.

Thus, in the absence of reconciliation, the current turmoil exists, leading to conflict between old and new Dao Lords, where everyone’s abilities will ultimately decide everything.

Whatever the final outco, everyone relies on their own skills, even if it results in eternal ruin, none will willingly surrender everything.