Honghuang: The Head Disciple of the Xuanmen Is Just Too Cautious

Reborn in the Primordial World, Wu Qing becomes an Enlightenment Tea Tree. Tongtian enlightens him, and he becomes the first disciple of the Xuanmen and the eldest disciple of the Jie Sect.

As the Jie Sect's eldest disciple, he learns that the sect's countless immortals will eventually scatter. Determined to save the sect from that disastrous fate, Wu Qing resolutely decides to keep a low profile and lie low.

To survive in the brutal Primordial World, he strives to avoid entanglements of cause and effect. Whenever he kills someone, he scatters their ashes, and he always plans before acting, never venturing into danger lightly.

He hides his trump cards, cultivates escape techniques, conceals his cultivation, and stays as cautious as an old fox.

To save the Jie Sect and cultivate in peace, attaining the Dao Fruit of the Primordial Unity and boundless freedom, he has one first task: teach his junior brothers and sisters.

A gathering of countless immortals? A mixed bag of good and bad?

No such thing. Absolutely not!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.