Primordial Farming: The First Ray of Light at Creation

Why is the first light a sunflower? The style is a bit low, like the Greek one. A light represents the sky light and the ether. The Aether of space. The stage when the first light appears in the Chinese classics is the visible form of the innate Qi that only appears in the Taichu of the Five Innate Ones. Even when the Tai Chi universe was first born, it was still divided into pure and turbid. The first ray of light appeared. How could it not be so low?

The Golden Immortal Realm is hundreds of miles away in an instant. Where did this garbage Golden Immortal come from? A cultivator who transformed into a god is still garbage.

Ten-order posture Maintaining this level of performance gives them a chance to get into the factory!

Let me explain; this was the initial source of inspiration. Sunflower + Light + Giants = Is there any hope? So how to coordinate these three elements took a lot of thought. After revisiting Nexus, we determined that light is the bond. Therefore, the first ray of light initially had the characteristics of being immortal and indestructible, and never disappearing if there is light in one's heart.

Light? Sunflowers? What the heck? Relying on the sun? That's ridiculous!!! Sunlight and moonlight are subordinate to light, aren't they?! Can't you even understand such a basic order? What? Are you writing about the primordial chaos of physics? Are you going to come up with some four great forces?

The Pure World White Lotus, a top-grade innate spiritual treasure, was turned into a Chengde Phone. Not only did it not become an innate supreme treasure, but it also degraded to an acquired treasure? How low-class is that?

What kind of nonsense is this? They don't want to get stronger, so they force themselves to suppress their combat power. If they can't be killed, can't they at least be sealed away?

I don't understand why the author likes Japanese culture, and I have nothing to say about that; that's your prerogative. However, the use of Japanese colloquialisms like "yoshi yoshi" in your writing is affecting my reading experience. And is writing a novel about ancient mythology appropriate? I hope the author is mindful of the impact.

My goodness! What are you writing, author? Are you going to turn this prehistoric era into a world of physical and magical cultivation? 🙃 And what's with the sages only cultivating their primordial spirit and magical power, neglecting their physical body and laws? 😒 This is the very early prehistoric era! Which character from this period was physically weak?

A hundred-foot-tall Ancestral Witch in his true form? Your primordial world is just too ridiculous.