Honghuang: Don't Call Me Taozu Anymore

Chen Dao didn't know that he had traveled to the prehistoric world, nor did he know that the Taoist scriptures he blurted out contained the laws of the great road, nor did he know that his words followed the rules and that every word he spoke had magical powers. He only knew that a group of incomparable little monsters had come to his house, and each one of them was crazy and acted like a great power. There was a little demon who was half human and half snake. She named herself Nuwa and asked him how to become a saint. Chen Dao: "You are Nuwa, you want to become a saint and create humans!" There are tree demons and bamboo demons, brothers in distress, who say they want to benefit their hometowns. Chen Dao: "If you want to develop your hometown, of course you need a lot of talents!" There was also an old cricket demon who came to the door and asked how to get rid of Hedao. Chen Dao: "Why don't you go to heaven!" The old cricket demon: "God? Did the Taoist ancestor say it is stronger than the way of heaven? I understand!" These little demons all called him Dao Ancestor. Chen Dao: "Please don't call me Dao Ancestor anymore, otherwise I'll think I'm in the wild..." All the monsters: "Tao Ancestor, this is the prehistoric era!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.