Primordial World: Good Fortune Comes My Way

Name: Primordial World: Good Fortune Comes My Way
Author: Dragon Battle at the Stone Cauldron

洪荒之鸿运当头

by Dragon Battle at the Stone Cauldron (龙战石鼎)

Status: Completed
Length: 176k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 8mo ago
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[No System] [Traditional Slow Burn] [Author's Own Changes] The Honghu came into being from the fusion of the primordial origin of the Chaos Demon God of life and fortune, a fragment of Pangu's Sky-Opening Axe, and the first wisp of pure qi to rise when the primordial world was created. When the Honghu beats its wings, chaos trembles and pure qi rises into clouds and rosy light. Wherever it flies, the Great Dao resonates and all living things submit. Its cries awaken the laws of the world, its gaze pierces the veils of time and space, and when its wings open and close, innate runes inscribed with the mysteries of heaven and earth appear in the void. The Honghu stands where heaven and earth meet, drawing in and gathering the radiant light of the myriad Daos, reflecting the paths of countless future tribulations and cycles of reincarnation. Its fate is bound neither by the Book of Life and Death nor by the laws of reincarnation. It is, by nature, a glimmer of vitality from the dawn of the Great Dao. Drawing on pure qi, it turns fortune into stepping stones toward advancement, moving toward the ultimate realm of its heavenly destiny. Wherever the Honghu goes, fortune surges through the Three Realms and Six Paths. Great fortune is the embodiment of heaven and earth's will, and its resonance with all things. As the Daoist Canon says: “Fortune cannot be seized by human hands. It is a sign of destiny bestowed by heaven and earth.” Those blessed with great fortune, if they hold fast to the righteous path, will find opportunities coming naturally with the tide, like countless rivers flowing into the sea, unstoppable. Fortune flows; it is not meant to be hoarded. Only the virtuous may claim it. No matter how extraordinary one's talents, those who defy heaven will be no more than fleeting light and shadow, unable to hold on for long. Only those who cherish all living beings and remain true to themselves can bear the weight of heaven's mandate and ride the tide of fortune along the Great Dao.

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