Honghuang: From the Start, I Made a Billion Deductions to Forge the Supreme Dao

The saying "You can't raise a true dragon by diving" is no joke. Regardless of the world or cultivation method, the law of conservation of energy must be followed. At least initially, when the rules cannot be changed, almost everything adheres to this law. Therefore, cultivation methods that don't require energy do not exist.

This is truly a matter of hard work and rules, the law of conservation of energy. This creation from nothing, resulting in the opening of three thousand worlds, is comparable to a primordial saint. It's incomprehensible. Other low-budget primordial development stories have a chat feature and then rely on merging with other worlds of martial arts, fantasy, Marvel, and xuanhuan to slowly strengthen their foundation and spiritual power. This creation from nothing is truly outrageous.

A sage can perceive the entire world with a single thought; this is the basic premise of a sage. Therefore, the notion that martial arts sages can move ten meters in a single step or that Golden Core sages are absolutely nonexistent, unless that world is only a hundred miles in radius and only a ten-meter radius and only a hundred miles in ...

Are all chapters after 207 considered alternate versions?

The starting combat power was already crumbling; a minor world lord was comparable to an ordinary primordial saint and could even suppress the deduction beads within his body.

It's one thing to personify the Great Dao... But its intelligence is so low it's practically idiotic, making it a complete mess.

It's amazing that someone in a minor world can rival a saint.

This kind of structure doesn't make the story seem unintelligent. The premise is feasible, and as long as it doesn't fall apart later on, it could be a decent novel. It's just that there aren't many words left yet, so you can wait and see.

As the pioneer of a completely new path, once the protagonist attains enlightenment, all cultivators practicing this path will become his resources, and the concepts they cultivate will automatically merge into his path. The more and stronger the cultivators, the stronger the protagonist will become. I hope the author can adopt this approach. The enlightened beings in the novel "Primordial Azure Sky" are truly boundless in strength; the setting is very strong, and the author could learn from it.

They've all become supreme beings, yet they're still fighting on one planet? Are you kidding me?