Prehistoric, Starting as Wuyunxian

It makes sense to keep the protagonist as a pet. When you see a powerful person, you flatter him and try your best to keep him. It would be strange if the powerful person doesn't treat the protagonist as an ornament.

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist you wrote, author, is determined to join the Jie Cult. Anyone on earth knows how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages! Author, the protagonist you wrote feels particularly brainless. Do you know how desperate it was to be targeted by four saints during the Conferred God Period? And even if you want Hongmeng Ziqi, I feel that you have a higher chance of getting along with Yuanshi Tianzun! I really can't figure out why I have to join Jiejiao. . .

This setting is too low and I don't like it.

What does the author think? Giving people and treasures to the enemy is like a puppet army.

To be honest, it's very low. Why do you have to stare at the leader of Tongtian to become a disciple? The protagonist should survive until the finale, right? Aren't you trying to save Jie Jiao?

Too few, so no one spoke

If you haven't read it yet, save it first, and then read it after you gain weight.

Wuyun was born in prehistoric times. He became a disciple of Tongtian. He became a saint not long after Tongtian, probably in Xia or before.