Proving the Dao and Becoming a God: Starting with Two Innate Treasures

Reborn into Investiture of the Gods, Xuan Gu becomes a minor cultivator with only two innate treasures to his name and no other wealth.

When he realizes his Taoist temple is in ruins and there are no more methods available to help him continue his cultivation, Xuan Gu has no choice but to wander the world in search of immortals and the Dao.

Thinking of the six innate saints of this world, Xuan Gu can't help asking himself: Can only innate beings attain the Dao and become saints? Are acquired beings incapable of achieving sainthood?

As someone who possesses two innate treasures, how could Xuan Gu be content with that?

Since he has an innate treasure at his side, perhaps fate and destiny might favor an ordinary mortal born after the beginning of the world.

As a member of the human race, born with an innate Dao body, how could they not have a saint of their own?

Does Xuan Gu's transmigration conceal some hidden secret?

If there is no legacy, then he will create one himself. Since he has been caught up in a deadly calamity, he will face death to find a way to live, entering the calamity with his own body to seek a chance of survival!

Xuan Gu: "My fate is mine to decide, not Heaven's. I, Xuan Gu, refuse to believe otherwise. I will defy Heaven and change my fate."

From then on, a Primordial Supreme Lord of the Boundless Dao emerged among the human race.

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