The Primordial Era: The Mythical Path Beginning with the Jie Sect

Chapter 25 The Cultivator Returns to His Tribe

After Zhou Chen completed his cultivation at the Celestial Immortal Realm, he finally embarked on the path of cultivation. Before reaching the Celestial Immortal Realm, although Zhou Chen was very strong, he ultimately failed to condense his own Great Dao. Although he could compete with the strong who had embarked on the path of cultivation by relying on the special nature of the burst of magical power from the microcosm particles and by comprehending the laws through observing the Tongtian Sect Master, and even touch the great supernatural beings with his immortal body and indestructible primordial spirit, he ultimately failed to construct his own Great Dao and embark on his own path of cultivation. In the end, he was still a Qi cultivator.

After reaching the peak of the Celestial Immortal Realm, the 365 major acupoints condensed into the myriad worlds, each filled with the fundamental laws of heaven and earth. In other words, each world possessed the fundamental Dao of world formation, and these Daos belonged to Zhou Chen.

Moreover, due to Zhou Chen's unique nature, his fundamental Daos can both integrate with similar Daos in the outside world and maintain their independence, remaining outside the supervision of the Heavenly Dao and the Daos.

Although he is somewhat special, he is ultimately a cultivator.

After breaking through, Zhou Chen was in a good mood and did not plan to deduce the cultivation method for the next realm. Cultivation should be balanced with rest. In the past, he was always motivated to cultivate because the prehistoric world was too dangerous, but now that he could protect himself, he was not so eager to cultivate. Anyway, there would be plenty of time in the future.

Zhou Chen scanned Yingzhou Island with his divine sense and found that Jin Ling and the others were still cultivating, so he did not disturb them. Instead, he left his mark in the island's protective formation to avoid being unable to find Yingzhou Island when he wanted to return, which would be ridiculous.

After Zhou Chen left the great formation of Yingzhou Island, he appeared in the sky above the East China Sea, but not in the place where he entered Yingzhou Island. The distance between the two places was quite different, one in the south and the other in the north.

"As expected, the Three Immortal Islands are constantly moving through the primordial dimensional space. We were really lucky to find Yingzhou Island last time! However, the protective formation of Yingzhou Island is quite peculiar. It is actually connected to the primordial space, allowing us to freely enter the primordial world and chaos. We'll study it again when we get back!"

Zhou Chen exclaimed in admiration and flew towards the prehistoric land. This time, he did not travel through space, but planned to travel around the prehistoric land and visit his tribe.

Time flies by like a fleeting moment, and a century has quietly passed.

Zhou Chen has also arrived at the edge of the vast East Sea.

Standing on auspicious clouds, I looked out over the vast, ancient land.

Trees stood tall on the land, and endless mountain peaks divided the land.

The roars of wild beasts and strange creatures that could be heard from time to time, and the occasional glimpses of their figures, gave this land a vibrant scene, a stark contrast to the deathly stillness of the endless East China Sea.

Zhou Chen smiled slightly, and then began his journey across the primordial land.

Zhou Chen did not ride the clouds, but walked on the primordial land, measuring the land, watching the beauty of the primordial world, and comprehending the mysteries of heaven and earth and the creation of all things.

Wherever I go, I stop to observe the beauty of all things and sense the changes in the universe.

Each time he comprehends something, the corresponding Dao in his own world grows stronger, and Zhou Chen finds it quite enjoyable.

Zhou Chen had unknowingly traveled for thousands of years.

Along the way, he encountered many demonic beasts and cultivators who attacked him.

But Zhou Chen easily devoured them all, and even got carried away, turning them into delicacies from his previous life to satisfy his appetite.

And I must say, it tastes far better than the delicacies of my previous life. However, he didn't yearn for these things. After embarking on the path of cultivation, his Dao heart became steadfast, and he wouldn't be swayed by these desires, only following his own true nature.

Along the way, we not only witnessed the beauty of the primordial world, but also its dark side.

In many places, demonic energy soared into the sky, resentment lingered, and white bones lay scattered, all telling tales of the perils of the primordial world.

Zhou Chen usually doesn't cause trouble. As long as there are no human corpses or anyone bothering him, he will quietly walk past.

If there are human remains, then he can only move around a bit and help clean up the garbage in the prehistoric world in advance.

Of course, it's not that Zhou Chen is some kind of saint; it's just that Zhou Chen is of human origin, and one shouldn't forget one's roots, so he helps out when he encounters someone like that.

He traveled and stopped along the way, and another three thousand years passed. During these three thousand years, he quickened his pace, after all, his purpose this time was to visit the tribe, and the time before the leader's sermon should not be too long, so he quickened his pace to go back and see before the sermon.

When Zhou Chen arrived at his former tribe, it was vastly different from when he left. What was once a small tribe of a few thousand people had grown into a large tribe of hundreds of thousands.

His former companions have returned to the world, and there are no longer any familiar faces among them.

Zhou Chen glanced at it with a complicated expression, then stepped inside.

Because Zhou Chen embarked on the path of cultivation and comprehended the Way of Nature for thousands of years, he exuded a peaceful and serene aura. Although most humans did not become cultivators, they were affected by this aura and lowered their guard.

For the next period of time, Zhou Chen stayed in the tribe. Although the people in the tribe were no longer familiar to him, they were still their juniors, and thus Zhou Chen's juniors as well. Now that he had achieved success in his cultivation, he returned to take care of these juniors, which was also a way of fulfilling the friendship with his former companions.

Watching his younger generation go hunting in groups, and the children playing freely and innocently in the tribe, Zhou Chen smiled with satisfaction.

Every year, new changes occur in the tribe, but although the human race has been taught the Golden Core Path, this cultivation method is very time-consuming and requires a suitable physique to go far.

Therefore, in his spare time, Zhou Chen also planned to create a cultivation technique that did not require any qualifications and give it to the tribe so that these old friends could cultivate it in the future.

Zhou Chen searched his memories of his past life, hoping to find inspiration within them. Techniques like the Heaven-Covering Technique and the Immortal Life Technique were unsuitable for the prehistoric human race, as these methods required specific aptitudes. After much thought, Zhou Chen finally concluded that martial arts were the most suitable path for the current human race.

After all, nowadays, humans can only obtain food through hunting, besides gathering wild fruits. Therefore, a strong body is much more important. Moreover, the threshold for martial arts is low; it only requires using the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, or rare and precious materials, along with special movements to cultivate one's body.

In the current primordial world, the innate spiritual energy is abundant, and there are countless rare and precious materials. Basically, even if one's aptitude is not good, one can still smoothly enter the path of martial arts cultivation by consuming these rare and precious materials.

After setting his goal, Zhou Chen began to deduce martial arts cultivation techniques based on some inspirations from his previous life.

(End of this chapter)