The Innate Spiritual Silkworm from the Ancient Times Managed to Survive Until the Saint Knelt Down and Surrendered

Lin Yan was stunned when he opened his eyes and turned into a silkworm! His mouth was filled with rot, he had no arms or legs, half a finger long, his whole body was white, and he was ridiculously weak. In his previous life, he had carried dead souls through the wilderness, while others had traveled through either dragons or phoenixes, or at worst were innate gods and demons, but he was just a little weakling who could be easily trampled to death. Fortunately, he comes with his own chaos silk, which can bind magic weapons, seize luck, swallow karma, and cut off cause and effect. He does not touch the way of heaven and is full of bugs! But the great calamity of Longhan was in full swing, dragons, phoenixes and unicorns were killing people like crazy above his head, and the quasi-sage relics under his feet were moving, and any miscellaneous spirit could take advantage of him. Lin Yan mainly uses the word "gou"! Hiding under the leaves of the sycamore tree, the golden fairy's spiritual consciousness is shielded by the threads of chaos. Until he rescued the remnant soul of the Phoenix Ancestor, got into the quasi-sage Daoji, and saw the words in the Law Corridor: Beginning Gate. The key is in your hand. From then on, the saint looked down upon the ancient world with more blind spots, the silkworm was not connected with cause and effect, and there was no place for him on the saint's chessboard. But his threads of chaos have long been wrapped around the ankles of the chess pieces, waiting for the saints to kneel down and take charge of the prehistoric world! That's it! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.