The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 6899

James waved his hand, and a dazzling and colorful Tai Chi diagram formed in the void before him. It was composed of countless Genesis Worlds of varying colors. Within them were numerous Genesis Regions, which also contained different universes with many planets, galaxies, and black holes.

With a thought from James, the Xyloria Tai Chi Pearl emitted a brilliant black-and-white light, intertwining with the Spiritual Providence of all living beings to connect all areas.

Yin and Yang Energies formed into two paths. The Yang Path was for beings that had cultivated human forms. The Yin Path was catered to other life forms. A third path emerged and was paved by the Spiritual Providence of all living beings, enabling even the weaker mortals to improve their cultivation rapidly.

"Tai Chi formed Yin and Yang, which then created the universe. All beings are equal in their ventures on the cultivation path.

"The Yin and Yang connect the different realms. The living beings’ Spiritual Providence has returned all to a true state. The laws of nature are indeterminate, and tribulation clouds accompany karma.” James gestured toward the Tai Chi diagram. The Spiritual Providence surged forth, and Karma Tribulation Clouds emerged within the Tai Chi World.

Lesia inquired curiously, “You won’t use a Heavenly Path to govern the Greater Realms? Instead, will it be covered by Karma Tribulation Clouds? You’re truly a pioneer, Master.”

James gazed at the Tai Chi diagram and responded calmly, “Ultimately, the Heavenly Path will be controlled by sentient beings. It holds a lofty position, yet it won't be perfect even if one sever ties with the emotions, desires, and consciousness.”

Thea interjected, “Are you underestimating Heavenly Paths? Did you forget what your wife is?”

James smiled and unleashed Thea.

Thea glared at him and said solemnly, “You’ve grown stronger now and are looking down on your wife?”

James chuckled, “Never. Honestly speaking, if you never gained consciousness, we’d best lost and would never have come so far.”