Create a world of low martial arts from ancient times

"My queen, I wonder if this change is good or bad?" Luo Zu asked.

"It's hard to say whether it's good or bad, but it has saved fellow Taoist Sanqing 36,000 years of hard work." Nuwa said calmly.

For beings like them, saving thirty-six thousand years is both useful and useless.

And sometimes being one step ahead is not necessarily a good thing, but what Luo Zu did was done deliberately by the Three Pure Ones, and it was achieved after many calculations, so the good must be greater than the bad.

Otherwise, the Three Pure Ones would not have given him such a great reward.

However, the Three Pure Ones have always been at the forefront of spiritual practice, and they remain silent. They just establish their own sects and preach the Dharma. If someone is willing to listen, they will become their disciple and then discuss the fate. As can be seen, there are actually not many creatures in the world who know about the saints' sects. Most people still know about the witches and other sects that spread their doctrines everywhere.

Of course, all the creatures in the ancient world who have experienced the enlightenment of the Three Saints also know about the two religions of Chan and Jie, as well as the three saints.

It’s just that if your reputation is not revealed, if it is not explained to the world, even if you are knowledgeable, you will still be ignorant.

But it is impossible for the saints to show their power in front of humans. How could they care about these things? If they really cared, they would have directly modified the memories of all beings and remembered them deeply and firmly in their souls. Then, even after their true spirits were reincarnated thousands of times, they would never forget the saints.

It’s like Luo Zu doesn’t care about these things now. He doesn’t need the world to admire him. The great trends and fortunes don’t need to converge, so he won’t be affected by them and won’t be controlled by them.

After all, great momentum and great fortune are just icing on the cake, rather than being of great help. If one's realm is not enough and one's cultivation is not enough, one will be defeated by others, just like the Sixth Prince of Jinwu in the past. He was appointed by the Emperor of Heaven and was forcibly promoted to the realm of Daluo with the momentum of the demon clan's heavenly court. In the end, he was easily defeated by Luo Zu. However, Luo Zu underestimated his enemy, allowing him to prove his true Daluo, and then Luo Zu was driven out of the Mountain and Sea Realm.

So this great trend and great fortune are useful, but also useless. It is absolutely useless for becoming a saint.

Do not be superstitious about the bizarre method of Nuwa becoming a saint by creating human luck, nor do you have to believe that the Three Pure Ones became saints by establishing religions. They became saints because they had achieved the Tao themselves, and thus became saints. Saints are achieved through cultivation, not by other things.

"I wonder if the Three Pure Ones will still thank me?" Luo Zu said half-jokingly.

"Do you want me to get one for you?" asked Nuwa.

He seemed serious, as if he had already asked the Three Pure Ones for this thank-you gift.

Perhaps he also wanted to see the embarrassment of the Three Pure Ones, so he asked this question.

Luo Zu quickly waved his hand and refused immediately: "My Lady, I didn't mean it, I was just joking. Besides, the Three Pure Ones have already given me a generous thank you gift, I really shouldn't ask for it again."

"Okay." There seemed to be some regret in Nuwa's sigh.

Luo Zu secretly wiped his sweat in his heart. Fortunately, the Goddess Nuwa was not very active, otherwise the Three Pure Ones would have gathered together in the Nuwa Palace.

"If my three fellow Daoists were to grant you another favor, it would surely slow down their cultivation by a step or two," Nuwa sighed again. So that's what you were planning, but it's strange that something like this could hinder a sage's cultivation.

"It's a relief that they repaid you this favor before you became a Golden Immortal, otherwise it would have been difficult for them to transcend even a little bit, and Master Hongjun wouldn't have been able to transcend so quickly." Nuwa Niangniang said indifferently.

"Then I and Daozu Hongjun..." Luo Zu was really trying to get closer, and he wanted to establish a relationship with Daozu.

Nuwa just smiled at him and let him continue.

Seeing this, how could Luo Zu dare to continue speaking? He could only shut his mouth and laugh.

Seeing him like this, the queen didn't ask him to continue, but just closed her eyes.

The old man was going to use his true spirit and Taoism to evolve the ancient world again, and the spirit bead once again attached itself to the center of his eyebrows.

"Fellow Daoist Luo Zu, the Queen Mother Nuwa is about to go into seclusion. Do you want me to take you to visit the Queen Nuwa Palace again?" Ling Zhuzi asked.

Luo Zu had no such thoughts at the moment. He wanted to bring the news of Donghuang's sainthood back to Wuzhuang Temple.

But he also had a feeling that if he brought this news to Wuzhuang Temple, there might be divine punishment.

As for what kind of divine punishment it was, that was simple: it was sent from the sky by His Majesty the Eastern Emperor.

The saint is the sky, and the future Donghuang will naturally be the sky.

What he didn't understand was why Nuwa didn't explain the situation more clearly. Why did she say that it was possible for Donghuang to become a saint, but it was impossible for him to become a saint?

How many situations, possibilities, and variables are there?

Luo Zu didn't know either. Nuwa didn't want to say more, so it must be that she said it, and he himself couldn't hear it.

Perhaps the influence came from someone who wished to remain anonymous.

After thinking it over again and again, Luo Zu naturally put aside these thoughts and no longer thought about bringing back the news to Wuzhuang Temple. Moreover, Zhenyuan Daxian and the others had actually guessed it almost exactly.

There was no need for him to offer further guidance; their connections were perhaps even more unorthodox than Luo Zu's, and they already knew the outcome of this matter. (End of Chapter)