Question: Who suffered the most in the Primordial World?
Answer: Ancestor Hong Yun?
The truth: No, it was the Green Lotus. A mighty being who gave birth to Pangu fell simply for some baseless reason like "being unable to withstand the pressure of creating the world." After death, every part of her body became a magical treasure in the hands of powerful beings. She had five children in her life. One was Pangu, the mighty figure who created heaven and earth. Just like his mother, after death every part of his body transformed into all things. Another was the Pure World Green Lotus, which, for the absurd reason that "it had no merit from creating the world and was not tolerated by heaven and earth," bloomed only to fade, and fell as soon as it matured. After death, every part of its body likewise carried on the family tradition, becoming magical treasures for powerful beings. The remaining three lotus seeds died in the womb before they could mature, turning into three lotus platforms that became the powerful beings' means of transport. At least Hong Yun's death had some kind of reason behind it. The Green Lotus family, on the other hand, really did die without their bodies intact, all for one baseless reason after another. They can rightfully be called the most tragic family in the Primordial World.
Reader's guide:
1. This uses a Primordial World setting. To ensure a happy ending, there are many original elements.
2. The female lead is the Chaos Green Lotus, Pangu's mother and the Three Pure Ones' grandmother. She has the highest seniority in the Primordial World, so there is no romantic pairing.
3. This Primordial World story routinely mocks the West and the Heavenly Dao.
4. Updates whenever the author feels like it.
