I Prove the Dao Through Strength: I, Zhao Gongming, Didn't Become a Sage by Relying on My Sister

After transmigrating to the Primordial World, Zhao Gongming saves the Three Xiao Sisters before they have even taken human form. While raising them, he tells them many stories to enlighten them.

He speaks without thinking, but they take his words to heart.

The Three Xiao Sisters become captivated by Liu Shen, whose beauty is unmatched; the Ruthless Empress, whose brilliance has dazzled the ages; and Huo Ling'er beneath the sacred fire mulberry tree, all heroines from the Coffin Trilogy.

The eldest sister, Yun Xiao, draws on a few clues from the stories to create a profound technique for grafting spiritual roots. She uses spiritual roots to suppress and repair the earth's ley lines, creates a written language, protects humanity, and perfects the underworld... Even after sharing most of her merit with her elder brother, she still becomes a sage through merit.

Yun Xiao sought merit in the first place only because she wanted to emulate the peerless Liu Shen and help her elder brother endure through the ages.

The second sister, Qiong Xiao, becomes a peerless empress. She creates the Heavenly Dao mending technique, uses all the creatures of the Primordial World as ingredients for a great medicine, refines their origins, and gathers the power of the myriad heavens into herself, eventually attaining the Hongmeng Divine Body.

The youngest sister, Bi Xiao, uses herself as a pill furnace, refining a golden pill within her body. She plans to transfer it to her elder brother during dual cultivation.

But after refining countless divine flames, the Primordial Golden Pill reaches 9,999 revolutions.

I, Zhao Gongming, achieved what I have today one step at a time. It was all thanks to collecting the fragments of the Chaos Bead and proving the Dao by creating a world within it. I absolutely did not become a sage by relying on my younger sisters.

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