Go to War, Human-Witch Chiyou!

I've never heard of proving the Dao through force requiring the severing of the three corpses! Proving the Dao through force is the purest path, requiring no merit, fearless of karma, using one's own willpower to break all laws, sever the constraints of heaven and earth, and forcibly gain the recognition of heaven and earth to prove the Dao!

The innate treasure, the Tiger Soul Blade, is too poisonous. I'm having a reading slump; I've wanted to read it so many times, but seeing this passage makes me not want to anymore.

I'd like to ask the author, was there a Zhang family member at that time?

I curse you all with a lifetime of good health, happiness, unexpected wealth, daily good fortune, true love, a carefree life, longevity, and a family free from illness and disaster. Please, with your lucky hands, give me a like. Your likes are very valuable to me and are a form of recognition. Thank you.

Looking at the levels, I'm getting a little cocky. I, Wang Ritian, am a VIP too. If you're not, don't say anything.

What exactly does the Wu tribe revere? Even Houtu, who attained enlightenment, dared not fight her way out for the Wu, so what use is this sage to them? Furthermore, the Ancestral Wu are beings evolved from Pangu's physical body, and they only revere Pangu! In the primordial world, did Pangu still need to consider the Heavenly Dao?

It's the same old formula; every prehistoric fantasy novel involves the severing of the three corpses. It lacks originality.

Author, why didn't you write that Houtu swore an oath to the Great Dao, or that the Great Dao was stronger than the Heavenly Dao? That way, Houtu could be on equal footing with the Heavenly Dao, because the Earthly Dao is equivalent to the Heavenly Dao, and together they form the Great Dao, the Heavenly Dao, and the Earthly Dao. Author, do you understand?

Did pure mortals exist in the primordial world?

Where is Chi You's mount? Where is the iron-eating beast? It's round and plump, isn't it? This is so unprofessional.