Wang Shuojun transmigrates to the early days of the Primordial World’s Ferocious Beast Calamity, taking form as a top-grade innate spiritual root, the Immortal Apricot Tree!
After countless ages of painstaking cultivation, he finally merges the Laws of Wind and Thunder and proves the Primordial Dao at the end of the Dragon-Han Calamity!
A casual remark to the Heavenly Dao unexpectedly leads it to choose to support Shuojun, making him its partner!
When Shuojun arrives at the final battlefield of the Dragon-Han Calamity with the might of a Primordial being, the entire Primordial World is shaken. What will Hongjun, who has yet to become a saint, do now...?
From then on, the rules of the Primordial World are rewritten. There is no shortcut to sainthood through the Primordial Violet Qi; all beings must prove the Dao through painstaking cultivation of the Laws or the body!
The Witch-Demon Tribulation? Put a stop to it. The two clans are sent to work for the Primordial World instead!
With far fewer calamities, the Primordial World embarks on an entirely new path of development!
And when the Chaos Calamity arrives, what will Shuojun do...?
P.S. The early chapters focus on cultivation. If you’re looking for conflict right from the start, this may not be for you!
I heard the latest chapter of Chapter 77, and I can continue to collect it for a while. Although it has a bit of a "don't add three spoons of sugar" style and dictates the path of future generations, you can still read it when you don't have the book. 😁😁😁 I saw the latest chapter of Chapter 113. You can read it when you are out of books. 😁😁😁
This is the first book I have read that directly kills Hongjun before he becomes a saint and replaces him as the Taoist. It looks pretty good, but there are a few updates. It's just a bit verbose, and she arranges the disciples in every detail like an old lady, right down to how they are divided into groups...
I feel like this novel is a prehistoric novel. It has a huge world view and the journey takes place over tens of thousands of years. It's not like other novels that take place over a few days or months.
Urgent update! Urgent update! The author will update soon!
Okay, ok, ok
At the beginning, it has the element of a cursive clerk. At the beginning of Honghuang, it is a bit unclear and difficult to write, but it keeps writing down a procedure repeatedly in Yuanhui, which is a bit boring. However, the overall sensory quality is still a bit tasteful, and I look forward to a vivid breakdown next time.
Without Quasi-Sage or Hunyuan Golden Immortal, it always feels like something is missing!
Good
Hongjun is tight on the front line of the ferocious beast, and the protagonist is tight on the rear [face covering]
Actually killed Hongjun