"Choice One: Possess Pangu, the Primordial World Saint of the Great Dao of Chaos. Rewards: the Chaos Treasure Chaos Armor, the Great Dao cultivation art Nine Revolutions Chaos Art, and the Three Thousand Great Daos of Hongmeng!"
"Choice Two: Possess Daoist Hongjun, a Saint from beyond the Primordial World. Rewards: the Chaos Treasure Saint-Sealing Purple Qi Merit Banner, the Heavenly Dao cultivation art Nine Revolutions Unity of Chaos and Dao Art, and the Forty-Nine Heavenly Daos!"
"Choice Three: Possess Haotian, fated to be an emperor. Rewards: the Chaos Treasure Chaos Bead, the saint-making cultivation art Golden Palace Supreme Jade Emperor Canon, and a purple qi for attaining sainthood through Chaos and Hongmeng!"
"Host, please make your choice!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you choose Pangu, you will be invincible directly. What you get is the Hongmeng Avenue. This is just the Chaos Avenue. You are scared.
No matter who you choose, you can rely on the rewards given by the system to transcend your original destiny. Choosing Pangu is the most cost-effective.
Directly Pangu, directly invincible, even the Great Dao Saint is not invincible yet
The system is so outrageous, what does the protagonist need to do? After all, all the systems can be taken care of, so what is the purpose of spending everything to train the protagonist?
The protagonist chooses Pangu, separates part of his soul and blood essence, and becomes another Pangu, letting him open up the sky, and he can do whatever he wants (the most important thing is to practice in chaos, and become a clone to show off in the prehistoric times).
The timing of this book seems a bit strange...
It's better to choose all the protagonists like this, hahaha
If Yaochi's character in the prehistoric era was like this, he would definitely die quickly, and Haotian would be too licking*.
There is only one sentence about Nuwa in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas": "There are ten gods, named Nuwa's intestines, who turned into gods and lived in the vast fields of millet and across the road."
Doing this is like being mentally retarded.