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

Chapter 334

"The complete Chaos Pearl?"

[Ding! It's just a fragment; even after fusion, it won't be a complete Chaos Pearl.]

Hongyun hesitated for a moment, then thought, "That's not very useful."

"Why don't you give me some ideas? What kind of despicable things can I do right now?"

Hongyun was at his wit's end. Since becoming a saint, there were many things he couldn't do. Anger points were alright, as Yuanshi had contributed quite a bit during this period, but it was really hard to get any immoral points!

"Ding! This system cannot help the host cheat! However, it can inform the host in advance that if the host successfully refines the array using the five strange insects, he will have evaded two major allies of the Western Sect and will receive 100,000 points of 'misdeeds' value."

Hongyun nodded. The Journey to the West was gone, which was indeed a big deal. 100,000 points was reasonable.

"Can I purchase a breakthrough in cultivation level?"

[Ding! The cultivation breakthrough purchased by the host can only be used on themselves.]

Hongyun was helpless; she really had no good solutions right now.

A loud bang suddenly echoed from the main hall.

Hongyun looked over blankly, but her movements didn't stop at all, and she instantly appeared in front of Zhen Yuanzi.

"What's wrong?"

Zhen Yuanzi's face turned ashen, and he gritted his teeth, saying, "You scoundrel Jieyin, you've imprisoned my disciple!"

Hongyun was also furious: "Who?"

"Huiyu's primordial spirit has been marked with the mark of guidance." After saying this, Zhen Yuanzi suddenly flicked his sleeve and walked out, tearing through the void.

Hongyun quickly followed, and once the guide made his move, they could also make their move.

If Huiyu is with Yusheng and Yuheng, and Huiyu is in danger, Yusheng and Yuheng will also be unable to escape.

At Mount Sumeru in the west, Zhen Yuanzi and Hongyun appeared simultaneously.

Having been terrified by Jieyin and Hongyun before, he was startled when Zhenyuanzi appeared in a rage.

However, he quickly regained his confidence: "You two fellow Daoists have come uninvited, which is rather impolite."

"Enough with the nonsense, where is my disciple?" Zhen Yuanzi glared at Jieyin, his long sleeves swaying even without wind, as if he were about to rush up and attack at any moment.

Jieyin laughed twice: "I almost forgot, one of Fellow Daoist Zhenyuan's disciples has just joined my Buddhism."

"I would like to thank you, fellow Daoist, for nurturing such talented individuals for Buddhism."

"But he has already become my disciple, so it wouldn't be right for you to force him!"

Hongyun angrily retorted, "You shameless bastard! You spout nonsense the moment you open your mouth. If you say Huiyu did it voluntarily, then Huiyu should come out and say it herself!"

"Otherwise, it's because you forcibly imprisoned my Wuzhuang Temple disciples. What, do you want to fight us?"

"Just call it out!" Jieyin was not afraid at all.

After a while, Huiyu, covered in wounds, was brought out by two monks. The moment she saw Zhen Yuanzi and Hongyun, she broke free from the monks' control and rushed over to kneel down.

But when he opened his mouth, no sound came out.

He had been marked on his primordial spirit by the guide, so the guide could kill him at any time if he wanted to, annihilating both his primordial spirit and his soul.

Hongyun touched Huiyu's face tenderly and used magic to heal him.

"Alright, no need to say more, Master knows everything," Zhen Yuanzi comforted him.

Turning to Jieyin, he shouted, "Jieyin, remove the mark on my disciple's primordial spirit! Otherwise, Wuzhuang Temple and Buddhism will be locked in a life-or-death struggle!"

"During this great calamity, even sages cannot intervene. Fellow Daoist Zhenyuan, you must calm your mind! This child was seriously injured in a fight and was rescued by me. He voluntarily joined my Buddhism; how could I bear to refuse him!"

The way he said that was more of a provocation than an explanation was a direct challenge.