Lin Yuan traveled through the wilderness, and others had a heel, but he didn't even have a body, only a consciousness hidden in the soil of Jiutian.
Until one day, Nuwa picked up the soil and prepared to create the human race.
Lin Yuan looked at the dense reminders in front of him and couldn't help shouting:
"Nuwa, please stop pinching me, there is a bug in this person!"
The meridians could not withstand the spiritual energy, the lifespan was pitifully short, and the upper limit of the bloodline was still locked... Lin Yuan had no choice but to take matters into his own hands and modify the human template from beginning to end.
As a result, as soon as the human race was born, the merits prepared by Heaven were squeezed out on the spot.
Da Dao personally sent down the merits - Lin Yuan only got 60%, and Nuwa only got 40%!
The whole prehistoric period went crazy instantly.
Sanqing was busy establishing a religion, Minghe was learning to build a clan, Dijun was building a demon court, and all the great masters in the wild were copying their homework according to Lin Yuan's answers, just hoping that Dao Dao could look at themselves.
But they soon discovered that Lin Yuan could modify far more than just the human race.
The ancestral witch has no soul? Make it up!
Houtu must sacrifice himself to establish reincarnation? Delete the sacrifice clause!
The list of gods wants to enslave the immortals? Take away the highest authority!
Are all saints just ants?
Lin Yuan looked at this rule and reached out to delete it.
Hongjun finally couldn't sit still.
"Lin Yuan, what exactly do you want to do?"
"Nothing."
"I just think this prehistoric... Bugs are too many."
Reader comments
Rules must be followed, rules can be changed, and processes must be followed.
Reading the novel gives me the feeling of a turn-based system ( ͡°ᴥ ͡° ʋ )
There are too many poisonous points, so I don't recommend watching it.
The conversation is a bit like a robot question and answer session
Overall it's okay, but full of a sense of technology
A prehistoric world view of cultivating immortals, but it always gives people a sense of science and technology
Rules must be followed, rules can be changed, and processes must be followed. Reading the novel gives me the feeling of a turn-based system ( ͡°ᴥ ͡° ʋ )
There are too many poisonous points, so I don't recommend watching it.
The conversation is a bit like a robot question and answer session
Overall it's okay, but full of a sense of technology A prehistoric world view of cultivating immortals, but it always gives people a sense of science and technology