He transmigrates before the world of primordial chaos has even taken shape, and begins at the Great Dao Realm. He is accompanied by the Book of Hongmeng and holds the Hongmeng Tower in his hands.
Chen Xuan knows the complete script of the Primordial World: Pangu will fall, the Wu and Yao will perish together, the Jie Sect will be destroyed, and the Journey to the West will become a campaign of extermination against demons.
He makes a decision known only to himself: during every great calamity, he will secretly send out clones to join different factions and assume different identities. Some will be Wu, some Yao, some human, some demon. One will be a senior adviser at an Ancestor Wu's side; another, a low-ranking star official taking in orphans beside a formation's foundation; another, a white-haired storyteller in Chaoge City. The clones know nothing of one another. Each has their own joys and sorrows, their own companions, their own path to the end. Some die of old age; others fall in battle.
From the calamity of the world's creation to the Investiture of the Gods and the Journey to the West, one tragedy after another that should have unfolded quietly changes course at his hands:
Pangu no longer dies, Houtu need not transform into the Dao, the Wu and Yao can coexist, and the Jie Sect is not wiped out.
And all of this is merely cultivation, a way for him to complete his own Dao foundation.
When the calamities have passed, the nine heavens within the Hongmeng Tower have evolved into a complete, vast world of Hongmeng. The tower holds tens of thousands of spiritual roots and thousands of spiritual treasures. Among them are fragments of a Chaos Supreme Treasure that fell into the mortal world, and the bone knife of a fallen clone, resting quietly in a corner of the seventh heaven.
The countless beings of the Primordial World do not know that the one who truly saved their world was the unseen figure behind the scenes.
He has a book that records everything.
It is called Book of Hongmeng.
