Primordial World: Borrowing Ten Thousand Years from Nuwa from the Start

Chen Qingyue became the first innate human, molded by Nuwa's own hands, with 129,600 of his people behind him. He was the eldest son of humanity.

He was well-read and knew the rules of this world better than anyone: Great Encompass Golden Immortals were everywhere, and Golden Immortals were as common as dogs. Humans were born to be the Yaoguai's food and the blood sacrifices used to forge artifacts. Even if they survived the War of the Liches, the Investiture of the Gods still lay ahead.

Cultivation? They could never catch up. But humanity had gone from the Industrial Revolution to the modern age in just two hundred years.

So, just as Nuwa was about to ascend into the heavens and leave, he called out, "Lady Nuwa, please wait!"

He wanted ten thousand years, and a barrier that no one beneath a Sage could enter, but that humans could freely pass through. In those ten thousand years, he would give the primordial world its first machine and establish its first set of rules. He would turn a people dismissed as "materials" into an iron army capable of drawing blood from the Yaoguai Sages.

Ten thousand years later, if the Yaoguai wanted to eat humans, they'd have to face humanity's iron and fire first.

In this life, humanity would bow to neither heaven nor earth. All it asked was to live.

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