Hong Yun's Last Will: I'm Just the Master's Daoist Boy

During the calamity of the Wu and Yao tribes, Dao Ancestor Hongjun preached the Dao of the Primordial World at the Zixiao Palace beyond the chaos. Countless powerful figures made their way there.

Dao Ancestor Hongjun explained that the Three Thousand Great Dao would be taught in three sessions. At the second session, he bestowed seven strands of Primordial Purple Qi, the foundation of the Great Dao and the key to becoming a Sage.

Old Ancestor Hongyun was the first cloud born in the Primordial World, blessed with extraordinary gifts. He treated others kindly and made many friends, often preaching the Dao to enlighten weaker beings.

Dao Ancestor Hongjun bestowed a strand of Primordial Purple Qi upon Old Ancestor Hongyun. But this made the other powerful figures of the Primordial World resent him, and in the end, Old Ancestor Minghe and Old Ancestor Kunpeng drove him to self-detonate.

As he was about to die, Old Ancestor Hongyun couldn't help wondering what had brought him to this pass. Filled with regret, he lamented that he hadn't heeded his master's words, and had ended up utterly annihilated in body and spirit.

"Minghe, Kunpeng! Though I, Hongyun, was but a young attendant serving at our master's side, you have forced me to my death today. One day, our master will avenge me."

"Brother Zhenyuan, remember to ask our master to avenge me!"

On that day, the Primordial World trembled as a towering figure emerged from Mount Buzhou…

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.