[Primordial World: Intricate Planning + Logical Storytelling + Plot-Driven + Slow-Burn + Ensemble Cast + Political Scheming + High-Stakes Later Arcs] (There are exciting moments every few chapters. The protagonist’s story is mostly quietly satisfying, while the ensemble cast’s story is openly thrilling.)
In the Chaos, he once fought Pangu in a fierce battle. (Updates after 9 p.m.)
In the Primordial Era, he suppressed the Calamity of the Ferocious Beasts all by himself. (The first twenty chapters are being revised.)
He attained the Dao at the beginning of Chaos and transcended the final calamity.
His name is Yuanchen. He is the Heart Demon God, as well as the supreme master of the innumerable calamities.
The rise and fall of calamities, the birth and death of gods and fiends, and the fortunes of the Primordial World all lie within a single thought of his.
See how Yuanchen, the Heart Demon God, walks the Dao through the eternal Primordial World, tramples across the heavens, and attains the supreme Great Dao!
Note: This novel features an original Primordial World setting, combining classical foundations with a framework spanning both the macrocosmic and microcosmic. Its cultivation realms and concepts of the Great Dao form a distinct system of their own, so please do not judge them by comparing them with established settings from other works.
It's super cool. It turns out that Pangu proved to be the Great Luo of Hunyuan. It seems that the twelve ancestral witches can also open the sky and split the twelve prehistoric worlds. After the Sanqing enlightenment, it will be no problem to open thousands of eight hundred prehistoric worlds 👍
The low-level prehistoric Chaos Demon God has become the Innate Demon God, and the Chaos Supreme Treasure has become the Innate Supreme Treasure.
It should be a moderate prehistoric period