Pangu opened the sky, and the primordial spirit was divided into four parts. In the ancient world where the three pure states should have coexisted, there was an extra strand of the primordial spirit that "keeps" the Tao - Lingjun.
He, Laozi, Yuanshi, and Tongtian came from the same source and were collectively called the "Four Purities", but they took completely different paths because of their different Tao.
Lao Tzu advocated "inaction" and used the Tai Chi chart to control the destiny of the ancient times; Yuan Shi held the "open" way and established the order of the world with Pangu flags; Tongtian advocated "tolerance" and refined the Immortal Killing Formation to bring all the Dharma back to flow; while Lingjun controlled the ancient earth's veins, used lotus seeds to seal Pangu's legacy, and guarded the foundation of all things.
From the aftermath of the First Tribulation of the Long Han Dynasty, to the bloody struggle between the lich and the witches for hegemony, to the tearing of orthodox traditions in the battle of Interpretation and Interpretation, the rotation of fortune in the Great Tribulation of the Gods...
When Laozi's "inaction" hides trade-offs, Yuanshi's "orthodoxy" becomes an obsession, and Tongtian's "tolerance" leads to disaster, Lingjun understands: "Shou" never means waiting silently, but using the earth's veins as bones and the soul as blood, on the edge of disintegration, to prop up the last vitality of the ancient world.
Born from the same origin, they will eventually fight over the Tao; connected by blood, can they be united for righteousness?
Let's take a look at the prehistoric era when the Four Purities coexisted. In the game of defense and expansion, tolerance and abandonment, an unprecedented path of enlightenment was found.
