Lin Fan knew exactly what they were thinking.
The reasoning was simple.
Anything not within one's own control was an unstable variable.
If the Martial Arts legacy were under the control of the Immortal Sect, there wouldn't be such an issue.
Whether Immortals, Demons, or Monsters.
They were all selfish.
Even Immortals, who ascended to the heavens and attained enlightenment, were no exception.
If you had to find someone perfectly selfless,
they were few and far between.
Those who could live long enough to practice such selflessness were even fewer.
As for himself, Lin Fan was no different; he had his selfish motives and had never considered himself as some special existence.
On a small scale, the issue was that Martial Arts harmed the interest of Immortal Sects. Those who dominated the heavens wouldn't allow any uncontrollable force to rise, let alone one with the potential to surpass the Immortal Sects in both numbers and strength.
