Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 780: Establishing a Dao for the Yellow Court

Translated by: Hypersheep325 

Edited by: Michyrr

Such was Fate!

An absolute will, an absolute ruler!

With his own Web of Fate, Tang Jie could transmit his will, converting it into a Dao Will and planting it within the world.

Under the Heavenly Dao, Fate was first!

While this was still no easy task, at least Tang Jie saw the path to success.

The reason it wasn't easy was that Tang Jie's Web of Fate was still very crude.

The Web of Fate was a network that linked to every thing and every creature in the world, which was a number too vast to fathom. A single grain of sand might contain tens of millions of Karmas. In the microscopic world, one grain of sand was a world, one flower was a universe.

To plant his Dao Will inside all of them, the Web of Fate had to keep expanding.

As the Web of Fate extended deeper into the microscopic layer, the depth of his Dao Will would also deepen.

For the same reason, as the Web of Fate's granularization level increased, Tang Jie's omniscience and omnipotence would grow.

Right now, as the Web of Fate was still too crude, Tang Jie could only create a giant. To make anything smaller was impossible, as his Web of Fate had not reached this level.

Tang Jie's omniscience and omnipotence were completely established on the Web of Fate.

From this perspective, one could say that Tang Jie's development in the Dao within the Mountain River State Diagram was completely opposite from its development in the Great Stellar Chiliocosm.

In the Great Stellar Chiliocosm, Tang Jie first had to comprehend the Dao, then enter the Dao, then control the Dao, after which he could attempt those potential higher realms that no one had ever reached before.

But here, he started out at the very highest level, the master of the Great Dao. But his Dao was too crude, and like a baby, he could only lurch around until he fully matured. Thus, he had to keep nurturing his Dao and grow more mature in order to get stronger.

The paths of development were completely opposite, but their ultimate goal was the

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