After transmigrating to the Primordial World, he became an innate divine being of the same generation as Hongjun and Luohu, only to discover that he had been born in a perilous age, with the Dragon-Han Calamity looming.
The Three Clans ruled supreme, the Demon Ancestor lurked in the shadows, and the Dao Ancestor had yet to emerge. Baleful energy filled the world, and a great calamity was about to begin.
While other divine beings fought over fortune, cultivated their magical power, and schemed against the Heavenly Dao, the protagonist, Xuyuan, embarked on a path unlike any before: proving the Dao through Order.
In his eyes, the Primordial World was no untamed immortal paradise, but a “primitive system” riddled with bugs and redundancy, desperately in need of optimization.
Spiritual energy was flowing data, divine abilities were executable code, laws were the most basic protocols, and the Heavenly Dao was a vast but imperfect operating system.
With the “Eye of Order,” he saw the underlying structure of all things. With “Weaving and Reconstruction,” he optimized the efficiency of the world’s workings.
He could casually rewrite the runes of a divine ability, evolving a fireball spell into “Flames of Order.” He could establish the rules of a domain with a single thought, making his words law and becoming a temporary Heavenly Dao.
While others struggled beneath tribulation lightning, he simply applied a “verification bypass patch” to the tribulation program. When his opponents bragged about their immortal, indestructible bodies, he quietly wrote them a piece of “existence termination code.”
From reconstructing a tiny bolt of lightning, to establishing order across mountains and rivers, to severing his three incarnations of [Theorem], [Law], and [Entropy] and facing the Heavenly Dao...
Xuyuan’s goal was never to become a partner of the Heavenly Dao. He wanted to become the ultimate legislator who defined order and wrote the rules!
This is a programmer-style dimensional beatdown: in a mythic Primordial World, he uses “reason” and “order” to reshape the forces of water, fire, wind, and earth, then establish the laws of the cosmos anew!
The logic is smooth, the theory is self-contained, and it can still kill time. However, the portrayal of those who create setbacks such as Zhunti is especially too deliberate. They are obsessed with calamity and strive for gain. They should plan their plans to avoid being blinded by the desire for gain, losing their wisdom, and doing their own harm.
This novel looks interesting