Ling Feng transmigrates into the Primordial World and becomes a being formed from a small part of Pangu's spinal cord.
He becomes close friends with the Heavenly Venerable Yuanshi, serves as the deputy leader of the Chan Sect, and becomes Hongjun's final disciple and the fifth sage of the Xuanmen.
He makes friends with the Three Pure Ones on Mount Kunlun and marries a Daoist companion on the Lunar Star.
The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors usher in the Chan Sect's rise; during the great calamity of the Investiture of the Gods, he establishes the West.
He battles through chaos and makes his name known; the Heavenly Venerable Ling Feng reveals his might.
Radiant clouds swirl all around him, and auspicious clouds formed by Nine Dragons Incense appear.
Surveying the world Pangu opened, he achieves the Great Dao and becomes eternal.
If the first few chapters don't grab you, feel free to skip them and start reading from Chapter Six.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Passing by, burning paper, lighting incense, lighting candles, no movement; pouring wine, paying tribute, setting off cannons, smashing monuments, no response; digging graves, digging graves, opening museums, whipping corpses, no temper; setting tables, drawing talismans, performing martial arts, thundering, no response Explode the corpse; set fire, burn the corpse, crush the bones, throw up ashes, try again; *man, wooden sword, ring the bell, recite the incantation, and summon the soul; wail, beat the ground, shed tears, the author dies; the poor man has no way to save himself. I wish him an early reincarnation.
Hongjun said that the seven saints, Sanqing, Nuwa, Pig's Knuckle, and the Western duo are not enough. Where is Hongyun? Your math teacher will be furious!
The so-called way of heaven is nothing more than rules