Prehistoric: Innate Yin and Yang Jiao, Holding Yin and Yang to Establish Order

Jiang Yi traveled through the prehistoric times and by chance became a strange beast with an innate yin and yang dragon. At that time, the Five Emperors were ruling the world. Dayu traveled around the world to control floods. He was not far away from becoming a god and measuring calamities. As a casual cultivator with only the cultivation level of a Golden Immortal at the beginning, Jiang Yi had only one goal, and that was to survive the Tribulation of the Gods. For this reason, Jiang Yi helped Dayu control the floods and used the incense and luck of the human race to improve his cultivation. But he never thought that this would offend the Dragon King of the East China Sea, thinking that he was depriving him of the incense and wanted to kill him. Fortunately, Fairy Jie Yunxiao came to her rescue at the critical moment. But it also became a thorn in the eye of the aloof Emperor. He can only win this battle between man and heaven by practicing harder. It is worshiped by human beings, uses the incense and luck of the human race as its own food, and finally establishes order through yin and yang. … When the calamity comes, Jiang Yi follows the yin and yang cycle of evolution of all living beings in the prehistoric times. Understand the order of all things, determine the laws of heaven and earth, use yang to transform yang, use order to establish order, and prove the Tao of Hunyuan Daluo Jinxian. A thought of yin and yang creates life, life becomes death, and death becomes life. A single thought establishes the order, and the sage's path is turned upside down in the palm of his hand. Jiang Yi: "I control Yin and Yang to deduce the life and death of all things." "I control order, and my words are the rituals of heaven and earth." "My name is Jiang Yi, and I have achieved the great path through the order of yin and yang." PS: There is a plot at the beginning that is just a foreshadowing. I won't be trying to get on the fence with the camp, so feel free to read it.