In the Prehistoric Times, I Was a Sage, Not a Bird Like Hongjun!

Thank you for the invitation. I am in the wild and would like to mention the system. What? Let me kill Pangu, create the world in his place, and become a saint. What? Let me stop the Long Han catastrophe, lead the clan, and all beasts will respect me. What? Let me participate in the battle between immortals and demons, help Hongjun or Luohu attain the great path, and achieve the status of saint. Damn it, uncle, if labor and capital are not gone, I have nothing to do with the fighting from the outside world. All I want is to practice in seclusion and become a saint. I met Hongjun by chance and said, "Fellow Taoist, you have the appearance of a saint. Enlightenment is inevitable!" Hongjun: "With the good words of my Taoist friends, if I attain the Great Dao one day, I will be greatly grateful!" The protagonist breaks through to quasi-sage and expresses his feelings, "Today I have become a quasi-sage and powerful. There is no need for heaven and earth to judge me. I will tell heaven and earth!" Hongjun: "This fellow Taoist, we don't want to talk about this! Be careful, you will be punished by God." Damn it! Hongjun old silver coin,… "The great road comes from the same origin, and all laws belong to the same origin. The Tao is only me, and I am not the Tao." The protagonist's unintentional words actually made Hongjun Lao Yincoin realize it and became reckless. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.