[A villain? No, I'm a true member of the Wu Clan!]
In the Primordial World, Huang Xiao's name inspires terror. He doesn't follow those so-called laws of the Heavenly Dao, nor does he bow to any child of destiny. He makes his own rules!
[Unstoppable domination, no saintly softheartedness]
From the depths of Pangu's Divine Temple to the summit of Mount Buzhou, every step Huang Xiao takes is over the corpses of gods. He seeks no empty fame and fears neither life nor death. He fights only for the glory of the Wu Clan and his own beliefs. Today, he has slain another god, but it's just an ordinary entry in his Primordial World diary.
[Immortal Emperor from the start, a System? Not needed]
Huang Xiao doesn't need a System to grant him power. His strength comes from his bloodline and his profound understanding of the Primordial World. His Temple of Wisdom is the most powerful System of all, guiding him as he creates new cultivation methods for the Wu Clan.
[An exhilarating power fantasy, defying heaven]
Every battle showcases Huang Xiao's strength; every god he slays is another challenge to the laws of the Primordial World. His story is packed with thrills and fiery action, letting every reader experience the true meaning of power.
Huang Xiao stands atop the Primordial World, looking coldly at those so-called children of destiny and favorites of the Heavenly Dao. He knows they are nothing but stepping stones on his path. Today, he swings the Godslaying Spear once more, and for no other reason than to prove this: in the Primordial World, Huang Xiao alone is the one true legend!
This is a novel with the name of The Great and Wild, which is somewhat similar to the novels of the Small Thousand Worlds such as The Great and Wild, including parallel worlds, small worlds, middle worlds, big worlds, small thousand worlds, middle thousand worlds, big thousand worlds, etc. This novel can only be called the Small Thousand Worlds.
An old shaman is Amitabha who returns the favor to his mother-in-law.