The Primordial World: Taiyi’s Path to the Dao

Suddenly, I remembered some of the settings in the world of "Buddha is the Way." Sages are immortal, possess limitless power, and can see through the past and future, and discern the wickedness of people's hearts. Reincarnation doesn't diminish their power; they retain their original realm.

I once read a traditional prehistoric fantasy novel, published 11 years ago. It was a top-rated book at the time, but it's now taken down. There was a line in it that said, "The innate beings in the prehistoric world all have extremely handsome faces. Even the Styx River, without his blood-stained clothes, blood-stained eyebrows, and blood-stained hair, is still a rare handsome man..."

The primordial era (alien invasion establishing a laboratory ecosystem), Pangu's creation of the world was a catastrophe that saved Earth from destruction, Nuwa's creation of humans was the transformation of apes, Hongjun's sermons were the enlightenment of intelligence, mending the sky was the restoration of the ecological environment, the Dragon-Han First Tribulation was a divergence?

The description has changed??? I've been waiting for Taiyi to sleep with Houtu...

The lich and the demons are destined to be incompatible; there can only be one sun in the sky, and one cannot have two masters on earth. Furthermore, the lich tribe feeds on demonic beasts; how could they possibly unite?

As a seasoned bookworm, ever since reading *The Demon Descends Upon the Ages*, I've only ever read books with a "mindset" aspect. The protagonist's mindset is perpetually that of a mortal, so I dropped it. *The Demon Descends Upon the Ages* describes it this way: if someone transmigrates but their mindset can't keep up with their cultivation level, they die quickly. That's how this book is too.

Keep up the good work, author! Good job with the anti-piracy measures. I used to read pirated content too. Then someone started implementing anti-piracy measures, and I really wanted to read more, so I came to Qidian and have never left since. Back then, I had no idea what legitimate content was. I just knew some websites were annoying because they charged money when others didn't.

I think there's a big boss in the primordial world, and that's Pangu. Look at how the Heavenly Emperors could travel through time to the future; do you think Pangu could do the same? Moreover, the fact that he can transform into all things means that all things are Pangu. And in the primordial world, as long as someone isn't completely wiped out, they can be reborn from the mythology.

If we're really talking about prestige, Taiyi and the Three Pure Ones are on the same level, while Pangu, a weakling, and Hongjun are leagues behind Taiyi in terms of prestige.

Indeed, Hongjun doesn't deserve to be called the Dao Ancestor; "Immortal Ancestor" would be more fitting. Even if Luo Hou had won, he would have spread his own Dao, and after Hongjun, the Immortal Dao would have dominated, keeping the prehistoric world under the control of immortals until the Dharma-ending Age.