Master of Honghuang: From Low Dimensions to the Supreme Heavens

Ling Chen transmigrates to the Primordial World and rises at an inconceivable speed: building his foundation in an instant, becoming an immortal in three days, and attaining sainthood in seven. Eventually, he takes charge of the Great Dao. Then he discovers that the limits of this Primordial World are extraordinarily strange: after joining with the Dao, Hongjun can fly only thirty-three meters high, while the Tongtian Cultivator’s stride is a mere ten meters. After turning down Hongjun’s offer to become an administrator of the Heavenly Dao, Ling Chen suddenly receives an invitation to the Myriad Worlds chat group. His reply, “I’m in the Primordial World, in charge of the Great Dao, and swamped with work,” sets the group ablaze. Members from across the Myriad Worlds marvel at the arrival of a mighty figure from the Supreme Primordial World.

To raise the dimension of the Primordial World, Ling Chen takes the Tongtian Cultivator as his sword-bearing disciple and turns the Grand Pure One, Laozi, into an old man who sweeps the floor. Years later, when the chat group members catch a glimpse of the Primordial World and see the sword-bearing disciple split a canyon with one stroke, while the old sweeper casually holds back a natural disaster, they scoff at Ling Chen’s claim that it is a “low-tier Primordial World.” Left with no choice, Ling Chen reveals his true form, devours the myriad Daos, and drives the Primordial World through a frenzied dimensional ascension. Hongjun crosses the starry sea, the Tongtian Cultivator cuts through time and space, and Laozi’s broom manifests the Great Dao. In response to the group members’ cries of “Let us immigrate there!”, Ling Chen taps the desktop with a fingertip. Raising the Primordial World is only the beginning. His ultimate goal is to explore the myriad Daos of the heavens and create a truly eternal, indestructible Supreme Primordial World.