Master, I'm About to Become a Saint: This Honghuang Is a Little Different

Lu Fang transmigrated into the Primordial World and became a White Lotus. He had planned to turn his life around and become the master by relying on his knowledge of the plot. But then he discovered: What, there's no Hongjun? Then how is my master supposed to become a Saint?! I refuse to accept this! Master, you're still young enough to strive for greatness. Hurry up and become a Saint! The will of the Primordial World, the Heavenly Dao, and even the Great Dao are locked in a struggle. The first great calamity ended in the failure of the Three Clans; the second ended in the defeat of the Witches and Demons. In the third great calamity, humanity once again represents the will of the Primordial World. Can it master its own fate this time and overcome the destruction brought by the Era-ending Calamity? Follow Lu Fang as he takes one step at a time, eats golden pills, and forges good relationships. After witnessing the rise and fall of various races through the Era-ending Calamities, he sees himself, sees all living beings, and finally sees the heavens and earth, forging his own path to Sainthood. Excerpt 1: Lu Fang: “Before Heaven came Tongtian; the Three Pure Ones came before the Dao.” Tongtian: “Hahahaha! He honors his master and respects the Dao. My disciple takes after me.” Lu Fang: “Ever constant, ever still; eternally pure and tranquil.” Taishang: “Tongtian has taken a fine disciple.” Lu Fang: “Without master or superior, yet alone able to be the beginning of all things.” Yuanshi: “Good. Lu Fang has fully grasped the Dao and virtue.” Note 1: This is a different take on the Primordial World. There is no Dao Ancestor Hongjun from the start, and one additional Saint has been added to the original six. The author draws on figures from ancient Chinese mythology and blends elements from various Primordial World novels to reboot the story. This is an ensemble-cast novel. Note 2: Everyone has a different path to Sainthood. The positions of the Saints are fought over, not predetermined by Heaven. Note 3: The protagonist is an anomaly in the Heavenly Dao, and his appearance creates a butterfly effect. Everything will unfold later in the story. Note 4: The early story follows the cautious path: build relationships widely and develop gradually. Later, he enters the fray and battles Heaven, winning by half a move.