Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Hongyun witnessed humanity's growth in the book and deeply understood the immense power of the human race; they were not a race that could be easily defined. Therefore, Hongyun was unwilling to force their development. Often, he would only offer them a hint or remind them when they made mistakes.

Hongyun merely provided shelter for the human race; the rest was left to them to fend for themselves. However, the human race was truly suited to a wild and untamed existence; everything was unknown to them, so they dared to try anything.

For example, this newborn human who rushed towards the lightning was saved by Hongyun once again. He sighed wearily, thinking how desperate they were to get a piece of cooked meat.

To prevent similar incidents from happening again, Hongyun taught them how to make fire. However, Hongyun only knew how to make fire by rubbing wood together, but had never done it himself. In the end, the humans learned Hongyun's actions and lit a fire.

As the flames grew larger, Hongyun stopped another person who wanted to go into the fire to warm himself, and took the newborn human's belt and returned it to his parents.

Then he rescued a newborn human who was eating poisonous herbs. Hongyun was even more exhausted. They dared to eat anything. If Nuwa saw this, wouldn't she think that he had raised all these humans to be idiots?

Before Hongyun ran out of patience, Zhen Yuanzi brought back several rabbits that hadn't yet developed intelligence and taught them to feed the rabbits things they weren't sure if they were safe to eat. This led the humans to discover that animals could be raised on their own, turning one into two, two into four.

However, they were all quite reckless, thinking that there wasn't enough meat in the rabbits, so they went straight for the tigers.

Hongyun wasn't watching closely enough, and several of them died...

They don't need to be taught anything except how to reproduce; everything else is learned at the cost of their lives!

"Greetings, fellow Daoists," Hongyun sighed. Before he could finish, Zhen Yuanzi had already greeted the Three Pure Ones.

Hongyun turned around and said, "Greetings, fellow Daoists."

Tongtian moved closer to Hongyun, looking at the woman making shoes from wooden planks not far away, and asked in confusion, "What is she doing?"

Hongyun glanced at it and said indifferently, "Making things, I don't know what to make, I don't know if it can be done."

That's how humans are; every success comes from countless failures.

"Hongyun, is this the human race's habitat?" Yuanshi glanced around the place and frowned slightly. With such scarce spiritual energy, how could the human race survive in such a place?

Hongyun nodded: "Humans are not as physically strong as creatures born from nature. Too much spiritual energy will compress their bodies, and if they are not careful, they may explode and die."

Apart from the first batch of humans, the remaining new humans are all ordinary people without cultivation. Very few have the aptitude for cultivation, let alone those who cannot cultivate. If they continue to live in places saturated with spiritual energy, they will only face death.

This was also discovered by Hongyun. After nearly a hundred humans mysteriously exploded and died, he found this place and set up a barrier, thus giving the human race a stable place to live.

Laozi said thoughtfully, "I see. May I ask if you could take us to see the human territory?"

When Lao Tzu arrived in the human race, he felt that this place was in harmony with his own Dao, but he only vaguely sensed some of it and was not very clear about it. So he thought that perhaps he could gain more by contacting the human race.

Hongyun naturally agreed without hesitation and immediately led the Three Pure Ones into the central area of ​​the human realm.