I am who I am, and my actions should be true to myself. If I transform into another Chaos Demigod, wouldn't that be an admission that my Tao is inferior to theirs?
Such behavior, though secondary to the shame, primarily strikes at one's Dao heart, leaving shadows within, distancing oneself further from the Great Dao.
Becoming someone else equates to denying oneself, denying one's own Tao. If that's the case, one might never hope to achieve Dao in this lifetime.
Jiang Chen remains Jiang Chen; if he can't kill them, he directly attacks their hearts. He intends to shake the Dao heart of these nine Chaos Demigods, prompting them to scatter voluntarily, ceasing to act in the guise of the Pangu Great God.
This Pangu form, condensed from the incomplete bodies of nine Chaos Demigods, embodies their combined will to live. Even if a real Wuji Daluo Jinxian were to arrive, they might not necessarily be able to defeat them.
