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But I know that's not enough reason and it's not even the main reason. Why can he resist so much? Why couldn't Tang Yin beat him, having greater cultivation? Why is he so powerful? These two and more questions will be answered deeper at a later date when the novel reaches those instances, but I can tell you that the Primordial Heirs are not ordinary people. Even if the level you see is '10', when the right conditions are met, they could beat a level '100'. And that in itself goes against Cultivation and what it means, is because they are governed by different conditions than cultivators. If you want me to give you a said something, that would be a big spoiler: They have a different level of power, on a different scale, that Tang Yin can't see.

Now, while it is true that on base, the Law of Death does not increase the Elder God's mental capacity, you should know that he had a backup plan in case something went wrong and he could not absorb Zu Xin (spoiler, said backup plan was already carried out; there is a dialogue of the Elder God where he mentions something about an ancestor, there is a nod to that there, although Tang Yin has not yet realized it). The actual Elder God is not as basic as just having that cultivation base and nothing else.

Let's see; I understand what you mean; the thing is that explaining that without spoilers is a bit complicated; naturally, right now, it doesn't seem to make sense, but in the future, it will. I'll tell it to you in a way that you can understand and I hope not to give spoilers. He is the Heir of Death, and the Law of Death is always in his body. His understanding is several times deeper in the Law of Death than Tang Yin's understanding of the Law of Control, so the Law of Death always has some protection over his body, (in fact, Tang Yin, in that fight, didn't understand anything about the Law of Control, the Aura that came out, I think I said it, was the first time Tang Yin saw it, which is why he was surprised. If I'm not wrong, at the end of the Ice Law training, I explains a reason why Tang Yin could hit that guy without the Law of Death reacting against him) This is also the reason why Tang Yin can't cancel the Law of Death with the Law of Control.

Have you ever thought about why the Elder God has not advanced in his cultivation? He has had the opportunity to advance much faster than the Tang Yin women, but he has not. That part I didn't put in just to try to make the point that the Law of Death is a terrifying existence, I put it in for something else that has a more important background and has a lot to do with the Law of Death and all the Primordial Laws. I'll just tell you, in my novel, everything has an explanation behind it, and there is a different concept for every important situation (even Cultivation is like that). Things don't exist just because; there is a reason behind their existence. And those who control the Primordial Laws fall into that category of importance. This is just the first sample of what an Heir is capable of, this will create doubts in Tang Yin that will lead him to discover the truth of the world and everything behind this universe. I don't know if you will like it, but I can assure you that this has a logical explanation behind it.

As I say, it's not just not falling into the cliché; it's doing something different from what we're used to; it's a different concept of the cultivation world. The Tang Yin Higher Realms are just one galaxy in a whole universe. They haven't even understood the concept of 'Immortality', so naturally, they are far removed from what it means to face an Heir of a Primordial Law. They control a Primordial Law, which was born together with the universe; how could they be basic beings? I can tell you that they are not governed by the normal Laws of the World, and there is a very important reason for this to be so. It is true that a Law is governed by the concept it represents; in all the novels that is so, and in this one, naturally, it is so too, but from the beginning, I am trying to use different concepts for each important thing in my novel, it is not to avoid falling into cliché, it is simply because I like to create new things and here the Primordial Laws are more important than you think.