Progressive figures like Ji Changsheng and Buddha Tathagata are the ideal objects of loyalty to the beings below.
With a boss like Hao Tian, his followers always worry that if they die one day, Hao Tian will not stand up for them—this is likely to be a common occurrence.
Hence, Hao Tian's path is doomed to make it very difficult for him to achieve collective supremacy, but it is still very possible to create individual greatness.
The Queen Mother sees it in the same way.
"Emperor, Hao Tian's own strength may be hidden, and even returning to become a Saint is not impossible. But if you're saying Hao Tian secretly has a faction that could rival that of Tathagata, that is absolutely impossible. I don't believe there are so many freakishly strong beings in the myriad worlds who like to hide their heads, so Hao Tian's forces are unlikely to exceed those of Tathagata."
"You're making a valid point, Your Majesty." Ji Changsheng nodded slightly.
