The forces within the Abyss had exceedingly complex natures.0

The more Pang Jian delved into their intricacies, the stranger it all seemed.0

Lacking an innate bloodline, the human race was all mere mortals with short lifespans before stepping onto the path of cultivation.0

Infants and young children were especially weak.0

Throwing a non-cultivator into the murky energy of the Fifth World was no different from casting them into a pit of fire. It would be tantamount to sentencing them to death.0

The humans living in the Fourth World proved this true when the murky energy surged upward.0

Even those with low cultivation realms struggled to survive in the murky energy, let alone non-cultivators.0

While the human race's flexibility with cultivation seemed to align with the multifaceted nature of murky energy, their inherent weakness at the early stages made it impossible for them to cultivate it from the start.0

The human race had lived in areas with spiritual qi since appearing in the Abyss. 0

This was because they struggled to adapt to the Fifth World.0

However, this did not account for outliers like Pang Jian, with his Primordial Chaos Spiritual Sea...0