The great catastrophe of the Long Han Dynasty came to an end, and the demon ancestor Rahu blew himself up in Mount Sumeru. The world was initially settled, but the successive arrival of two saints caused another storm. Zhou Yi, the Taoist Lord of Ten Thousand Dharmas, brought all Dharma back to his sect and attained Hunyuan Wuji in the chaotic Qing Cang Realm. He ascended to the position of the First Saint before Hongjun, and shocked the prehistoric era with his crushing power. Hongjun became a saint through the power of heaven, and set up an altar in Zixiao Palace to preach, hoping to gather good fortune in the wild; Zhouyi opened an altar in the Hall of Wanfa Treasures, and relied on the vastness of Taoism and supreme power to attract the hearts of Laozi, Tongtian, Minghe and other great powers.
Treasures such as the Immortal-killing Sword Formation, the God-killing Spear, and the Tai Chi Diagram are circulating, and the true form of the law is everywhere. Zhou Yi accepted Kong Xuan and Golden-winged Dapeng as his disciples, and took Fuxi, Nuwa, Houtu and other disciples to consolidate the Taoist tradition, sow the true meaning of the Tao in his sermons, and gather immeasurable merit. In order to fight for the position of Taoist ancestor, Hongjun kept a close eye on the remaining lines of the Sanqing Dynasty and the Western Zhunti and Jieyin, and secretly planned a chess game. There is an undercurrent of turmoil in the Zixiao Palace, and the great powers of the ancient world each choose their own master. The pattern of the Six Saints is beginning to take shape, but it is deflected by the intervention of Zhouyi.
On one side is Taoist Hongjun, who is in tune with the way of heaven and has far-reaching plans, and on the other is Taoist Master Wanfa, who knows all kinds of magic and has unparalleled combat power. When cause and effect are entangled and fortunes compete, who can take charge of the ancient orthodoxy? When the avenues compete and laws collide, who can break through Hunyuan and touch the supreme origin of the avenue? Let's look at Zhou Yi, with the dignity of a saint, taking charge of the prehistoric situation, sweeping away all obstacles, and walking out a supreme holy path that belongs to the king of all laws and Taoism.
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