Honghuang: All I Have Left Is Primordial Violet Qi

After transmigrating into the Primordial Chaos, I gained the Primordial Book of Heaven. With a few clever tricks, I killed the Three Supreme Great Daos and shattered the entire Primordial Chaos world. On the eve of the world’s creation from chaos, every god and demon saw their cultivation drop by a whole level. Pangu stared blankly at his Daluo cultivation: “How am I supposed to create the world without any strength?” When I arrived in the Primordial World, I had an endless supply of Primordial Violet Qi. I put an end to Hongjun’s dream of monopolizing every opportunity and started selling the qi, turning the supreme treasure needed to attain the Dao into a consumable anyone could buy. From then on, the Primordial World descended into chaos. Sages were everywhere, and Quasi-Sages were no longer worth much. I built the Primordial Palace and declared myself the Primordial Dao Ancestor. Even Hongjun had to show me some respect. During the Calamity of Beasts, I terrified Shennong. Zulong offered his sister’s hand in marriage to get some Primordial Violet Qi, while Yuanfeng defected from her clan to join me. The Twelve Ancestral Witches saw me as a thorn in their side, while Di Jun and Tai Yi even offered me the Chaos Bell just for a chance to become my disciples. Think the great calamities are just the natural workings of the Heavenly Dao? Wrong. I planned and drove every one of them from behind the scenes! With endless Primordial Violet Qi at my disposal, I can say it plainly: I’m so poor, all I have is Primordial Violet Qi. The grand design of the Heavenly Dao? It isn’t worth a thing to me. I define the rules of heaven and earth! Everything I’ve arranged is meant to help me gather the Three Lights Divine Water and Nine Heavens Breathing Soil, forge an eternal Dao Body, attain mythic Daluo status, return to Earth, and take revenge on the brother and lover who betrayed me. But when the cruel truth is finally revealed, I discover that things are far more complicated than I ever imagined…