Thirty chapters of invincibility, decisive and ruthless, with no saintly heroics or brainless decisions, and a bit of comedy.
Ye Qing is reborn in the still-warm Primordial World as a mass-produced ferocious beast.
He reverses his nature and crushes gods and demons beneath his might. He proves the Great Luo Dao, creates the Great Emperor of the Fleshly Body method, and takes the title of Grand Ancestor of the Taiyuan Dao.
During the Dragon and Phoenix Calamity, he proves himself a Great Emperor and suppresses Hongjun and Luohou. He opens the Taiyuan Realm and establishes the First Sect.
He ends the war between the Wu and Yao, and guides Nuwa in creating the Golden Human Race.
Hongjun’s sect produces six saints, while nine Great Emperors under Taiyuan hold the firmament in place.
He refines the Investiture of the Gods, establishes the Heavenly Court, confers titles on all spirits, and seals away demons and myriad paths.
During the Journey to the West era, he opens eighty-one chaotic spiritual apertures throughout the Primordial World, helping it advance into a perfect world.
My IQ has dropped seriously, so I read a prehistoric novel to wash my eyes. God, there were no such weak creatures in the early prehistoric times.