The myriad tribulations of the worlds began with the Fall of the Dao. The Fallen Dao drew power from these tribulations, enduring trillions upon trillions of them before finally emerging. It fed on the Great Dao, growing ever stronger. Trillions of years later, it led six Evil Venerables of Heavenly Dao level and billions of evil gods in an invasion of the Primordial World.
Hongjun led the gods of the Primordial World into battle. The two sides fought for over a hundred thousand years, until the Primordial World shattered into countless fragments. Its gods and billions of evil gods all perished.
Hongjun and the Fallen Dao were both gravely wounded. A mysterious power took control of Hongjun and sent him to another world. At the center of this world stood a towering Primordial Reincarnation Tower, trillions of feet tall.
The Reincarnation Tower used the myths of the entire Primordial Era to construct one instance world after another. Anyone in this world could enter and undergo trials, and those who passed would receive Primordial treasures and grow stronger.
As the creator of the Primordial World, Hongjun knew that some of its myths still bore the imprint of his Great Dao.
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With his strength, Hongjun would not fall in love with an ordinary being. With his strength, he would not be able to find a beautiful woman in all the worlds? I simply feel that I am not worthy of it, and my interest is very low.
But why didn't I see Hongjun using Xuanmen Taoism? And what about his understanding of the three thousand avenues in his previous life? (Manual funny)