In the Prehistoric Times, I Led the Witch Clan to Dominate the World

In the prehistoric era, in the first era of the creation of Queen Pangu, a soul from later generations quietly awakened in Pangu's blood pool. His name is Yuan Yi. Without the merits of opening the sky to protect the body, and without a complete inheritance, the only nine-turn Xuanyuan Kung inherited from Pangu's blood essence and blood, but the method of entry is incomplete. What's even more fatal is that he found that he was being conceived in the blood pool of the Witch Clan - a race that was destined to wither and become an abandoned piece on the ancient chessboard. However, when he discovered that the resentment of the chaotic gods and demons was silently eroding the blood pool along the earth's veins, he finally understood the truth that the Wu clan was unable to give birth to a soul. "Since the way of heaven is unfair, then I will find my own way." With the incomplete skills as the bones, the philosophy of war as the soul, and the resentment of the chaotic gods and demons as the guide - in the barbaric era when there was no concept of "immortal" in the world, Yuan Yi created an unprecedented path. He tamed the first ferocious beast in the world, condensed the unique law of beast control, and stepped towards Hunyuan in the tempering of blood and fire. But this is just the beginning. When the twelve ancestral witches were all born, and when the witch clan stood tall on the ancient land with a brand-new attitude, Yuan Yi's eyes had already set his sights further away. To control the prehistoric times, end the calamity, and let this world break free from the shackles and advance to the true world - this is the path he wants to take. And when the flag of the prehistoric era was raised in the sea of ​​chaos for the first time, when the eyes from other worlds turned to this world that was too young but too powerful for the first time, the pattern of the world of chaos was rewritten from then on. "Prehistoric, it should not just be the chessboard, it should be the players." ---