The grand vow that Jiang Chen had made was just too significant. Even the grand vow made by Zhunti during his sanctification in the past was not this immense.
Unless all life in Heaven and Earth perishes, the likelihood of Jiang Chen achieving his grand vow is nil.
It was almost as if he had decided to sacrifice the future for present strength. It was unwise, foolish even. Making such a choice just to prove a point was absurd, not to mention unwarranted.
For a while, many who thought they understood the implications couldn't help but lament Jiang Chen's decision, believing he was overly impulsive.
On the other hand, great Divine Transcendents like the Jade Emperor and the old monk squinted slightly, scrutinizing Jiang Chen's Divine Ability closely, and refraining from making snap judgments.
They felt there was something askew. Jiang Chen's grand vow did not resonate with Heaven and Earth, and it did not seem to have the approval of the Heavenly Dao.
