Honghuang: I'm a Primordial Spirit, and My Diary Has Been Exposed

Mu Qingxuan wakes up one day to find he has transmigrated to Mount Sumeru in the primordial world. He has become a being formed from an innate fruit tree deep in the Western lands. An innate spiritual root, yet born in the barren West, with scarce resources and thin spiritual energy. The Human Religion enjoys life without lifting a finger, the Chan Religion has strict rules, and though the Jie Religion is welcoming, it is far away in the East. With no other choice, he joins the Western Teachings as an inner disciple. Fortunately, he has a golden finger that lets him write a diary. Writing in it every day can trigger rewards. Mu Qingxuan plans to slack off, keep a low profile, and quietly grow stronger as he writes his diary. But he never expected his two Sage masters to pull off something so astonishing. During the Witch-Demon Tribulation, how did Jieyin and Zhunti figure out that Hongyun was about to meet disaster, lie in wait at the Netherworld Blood Sea, and snatch his remnant soul? And now they plan to take Hongyun as a disciple after his reincarnation, even hoping to “use Hongyun to control Zhen Yuanzi”? Something's not right! Houtu hasn't even established reincarnation yet, so how do they know the Netherworld Blood Sea contains a crude form of it? Scheming against Hongyun and trying to win over Zhen Yuanzi: are these really the same “shameless” Two Sages of the West?