Eat, eat, eat in the primordial world

That's a very insightful idea!

This was the first thought that came to everyone's mind after hearing Jiang Yuan's story.

In the primordial world, how to communicate across regions has always been a major problem. Anyone with a bit of knowledge knows that if you want to quickly improve your cultivation, you can't just rely on working in isolation; you also need to communicate with others.

Simply communicating with others can rapidly improve one's cultivation level—it sounds easy enough, but in reality, it's very difficult to do.

Because the person being communicated with refers to someone from another ethnic group, not one's own family.

Only through the collision of different civilizations can sparks of wisdom be ignited, allowing those who discuss the Dao to gain enlightenment and improve their cultivation more quickly and easily.

However, the vast wilderness was also fraught with danger. If different races lived close to each other, communication would be easy.

But once they are far apart, it's as if they live in two completely different worlds and will never cross paths in this lifetime.

The farther the distance, the more dangers one encounters on the journey; even a Taiyi Golden Immortal risks dying along the way.

In this situation, without solving the problem of traveling, it would be very difficult for the myriad races of the prehistoric world to communicate, and they would basically all live their own lives.

This is why the cultures, cultivation methods, and supernatural abilities of different races in the prehistoric world differed so greatly.

Although they live in the same world and comprehend the same fundamental principles, the ever-present dangers have separated the myriad races as if they were living in different worlds, making it difficult for them to interact, which in turn has led to the development of different civilizations.

The powerful beings of all races were well aware of this situation, and they knew even more clearly that it was extremely wrong. Without any communication among themselves, and relying entirely on isolated methods of cultivation, how could they possibly progress?

We must find a way to break down barriers and allow all races to communicate freely so that we can make progress together and concentrate our efforts on developing the primordial world.

With this idea in mind, many talented individuals emerged from among the myriad races. For example, the Ancestral Dragon, in order to break down the barriers between the myriad races, came up with the idea of ​​transforming all living beings in the primordial world into dragons.

Once everyone becomes a dragon, the barriers will naturally disappear. Without barriers, everyone can work together to build the prehistoric world, and no problem will be able to hinder their development.

What's so difficult about traveling? It can be easily solved.

Zu Long's idea was excellent, but it was so good that many people copied it, the most famous of which were the Phoenix and the Qilin.

The two of them also wished that all living beings in the primordial world would transform into their likeness.

With the three sharing the same goal, conflict was inevitable. As we all know, the three races perished together, exiting the stage of history.

After that, Di Jun rose to power and established the demon race. It was still the same path as the Ancestral Dragon, but the difference was that instead of all races transforming into dragons, all races transformed into demons.

Furthermore, Di Jun went a step further than the First Emperor and directly established the Heavenly Court to set order for heaven and earth in order to better integrate the power of all races and vigorously develop the prehistoric world.

However, the environment had changed. After years of development, the once weak races had acquired considerable strength and were no longer willing to be driven by others.

Therefore, many races refused Emperor Jun's offer to join the demon race. Emperor Jun was enraged and prepared to teach these ungrateful races a lesson.

However, the birth of the Wu Clan caught Di Jun off guard, forcing him to shift his strategic focus from the myriad races to the Wu Clan.

As a result, Di Jun's plan to integrate all races and fully develop the prehistoric world, if not a complete failure, progressed slowly and failed to solve the problem of travel difficulties.

Jiang Yuan learned from their mistakes, which is why he came up with the idea of ​​using teleportation arrays to solve the problem of travel difficulties.

What makes this method so brilliant? Its brilliance lies in its cooperation with all races, rather than forcing them into submission. If you demand submission and grovel before them, of course they will resist.

But if you cooperate with them and bring them benefits, they will not only not resist, but will strongly support you.

That's the difference between the two.

To put it simply, Jiang Yuan's thinking is different from that of Zu Long and the others.

Zu Long and his people's idea was to first unify the prehistoric world and integrate all races, and then concentrate their efforts on developing the prehistoric world and solving various problems.

Jiang Yuan, on the other hand, did not have the strength to unify the prehistoric world, so he could only try to solve the problem first, and then see if there was an opportunity to unify the prehistoric world and integrate all races.

As for which of the two methods is stronger, it's hard to say for now, since neither has succeeded yet; we can only wait and see how things develop.

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"The idea is good, but whether it is feasible is still debatable. You should know that the void in the primordial world is extremely stable. Unless one is proficient in the Dao of the Void, only those who have cultivated to the Taiyi Golden Immortal level can teleport in the void."

"To distort the void and build a stable void passage, one must possess the cultivation level of a Great Luo Golden Immortal."

"In terms of formations, it would require setting up an innate formation related to the void."

Although everyone thought Jiang Yuan's suggestion was very insightful, they were not optimistic about its prospects, not because of technical difficulties, but because the cost was too high.

To construct a stable passage in the void, a primordial array must be set up at both ends.

However, setting up a primordial array is not as simple as inscribing the array on a magic weapon. Not only is it much more difficult, but the materials required are also extremely terrifying.

Its value is so high that it could nurture a Great Luo Golden Immortal, something many small clans would be reluctant to invest in.

This is not an exaggeration, because the standard of the innate grand formation is to trap a Great Luo Golden Immortal.

"The high cost is only temporary. Once the innate grand formation is completed, it can operate for hundreds of millions of years as long as it is not maliciously destroyed."

"Spreading the costs over these periods, the cost is quite low."

"Furthermore, once the teleportation array is completed, our fortune and wealth will circulate and gradually increase, generating greater value."

"In addition, thanks to the teleportation array, it will be much easier for our people to travel or communicate with each other."

"This will undoubtedly greatly enrich their knowledge and experience, enhance their potential, and reduce the time needed to hone their mindset, making it easier for them to grow into strong individuals."

"Compared to these long-term benefits, the current costs are nothing."

Knowing what they were thinking, Jiang Yuan retorted.

"That makes some sense, but..."

Even after Jiang Yuan had put his mind to it, the crowd still seemed hesitant. Seeing this, Jiang Yuan said with displeasure:

"Do you really think I don't know what you're thinking? It's not that you disagree, it's that you don't want to provide the materials for setting up the formation, and you want me to provide them for you."

"Alright, I can help you pay, but I have one condition: after the formation is completed, whoever uses it will have to pay me a usage fee, about one drop of Xuanhuang Liquid."

"On this point, we must swear an oath to Heaven, and no one is allowed to disobey it!"