The Mark of the Prehistoric Times

Before Pangu opened the sky, chaos was undivided. A modern soul wakes up in chaos and finds that he has been reincarnated five times. Every death is a new beginning; every rebirth brings a deeper obsession. His soul is more than half worn out, and with only five chances left, he must find a way to transcend within limited reincarnation. There are "dao marks" in the chaos, which are the marks left after the great road disappears. He uses the traces of enlightenment as a blade and the memory of rebirth as an anchor to find life in the chaos. He met Pangu. The existence that was about to open heaven taught him what sacrifice was and what creation was. The great catastrophe opened the sky, and chaos collapsed. Ninety percent of the three thousand demon gods fell, and he survived the aftermath. In the first tribulation of the Long Han Dynasty, three clans competed for hegemony. He arranged the plan behind the scenes, and the fishermen benefited. The lich measures calamity and the two races fight. He operates on both sides and maximizes his profits. Nuwa created humans and the human race was born. He witnessed new life and planned the future. The great cataclysm of the gods, the fall of the gods. His multiple identities are revealed one by one. Over thousands of years, he has incarnated countless times. Hongjun is him, Bodhi is him, and the mysterious existences in the legends of later generations are all traces left by him. But he always remembered what Pangu said to him in his first life - "After the sky opens, everything will be different. Go and see that world." He's looking for answers. Who is she? What is that lost memory? And where is the end point of the road beyond reincarnation? --- This is a mythological epic. A person, surviving in the wilderness, planning in reincarnation, eventually became the legend itself.