The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 186 Divine Sense Chases the Light, Knowing a Hundred Years of Past Events; Only Upon Achieving Perfect Dao Can One Understand the Primordial Nature of Gods and Demons (First Update)

Calamity?

Luo Zu immediately thought of the glimpse of heavenly secret he had seen in his early years, and he naturally understood the entanglement of his own calamity energy.

In the past, it was possible to glimpse it, but now I am completely caught up in the situation and can no longer see that wisp of calamity clinging to me.

However, since the Daoist Burning Lamp is a Great Luo Immortal, his words are certainly not unfounded.

"Senior Burning Lamp, where will my tribulation be?" Luo Zu asked, seizing the opportunity.

Anyway, there's no harm in asking. In all his years of cultivation, he's never seen anything about cause and effect in the primordial world. There's just one problem: whether he can repay the debt or not.

Moreover, Daoist Ran Deng said that he was helping out of respect for Hong Yun, so if he really wanted to find out about this matter in the future, he should go to Hong Yun, who had already died and disappeared.

The Taoist Ran Deng smiled and pointed his finger: "Fellow Daoist, your calamity lies with your race. The human race may face great disaster in the future, and you may be affected."

Upon hearing this, Luo Zu's eyelids twitched. Although the rise of the human race was bound to be fraught with difficulties, especially under the rule of the Wu and Yao races in the prehistoric world, there would be more challenges as well as opportunities.

In a power struggle between two races, the race caught in the middle may suffer, but it can also benefit from the situation.

"If you, fellow Daoist, can leave the human race and become a disciple of Master Yuanshi, you will surely be able to easily overcome the tribulation," Daoist Ran Deng then added.

This statement reveals the true intentions behind the scenes.

This is an attempt to recruit Luo Zu; it's far too blatant.

But He wasn't wrong. If he had truly become a disciple of the Primordial Celestial Venerable, given Yuqing's protective nature, he might have been able to survive this great calamity.

After all, it was inevitable for the Three Pure Ones to become saints. Luo Zu became His disciple, and he would also be a disciple of a saint in the future, able to walk sideways in the prehistoric world.

However, he was still a creation of the goddess Nuwa, and could be considered a disciple and descendant of a sage.

However, most living beings in the world are unaware of the true nature of the human race, so this powerful backing is of no use to them.

But a great Luo Immortal like the Burning Lamp Daoist should have known about this matter, yet he still came to recruit him.

Clearly, this was something that Goddess Nuwa tacitly approved.

It's unclear whether the Primordial Celestial Venerable of this primordial world values ​​lineage and talent like the Primordial Celestial Venerable in novels. If so, the human race's lineage is indeed quite good, and their talent is not bad either. The Primordial Celestial Venerable should have taken them in as soon as he saw them.

But now it seems that Yuanshi Tianzun did not do that, and Luo Zu may be the first person to receive the offer from Yuqing.

"Senior Burning Lamp, I am of dull talent and I am afraid that I will not be able to meet Senior Yuanshi's approval. Moreover, I am not comfortable with being restrained and disciplined. If I were to appear before Senior Yuanshi, I would probably offend you. I really dare not spoil your mood and delay your cultivation. I should not do that." Luo Zu politely declined.

The Taoist Ran Deng did not show any surprise or embarrassment, as if he had already anticipated Luo Zu's response.

"It's normal for you to have concerns, fellow Daoist. I understand, I understand." Daoist Ran Deng nodded and did not repeat his invitation.

Seeing that the Taoist Ran Deng was reasonable and did not force him, it seemed that although he had the flavor of Buddhism in the novel, he had not yet reached that level.

Of course, whether the fact that Buddhism would become like the one depicted in the novel is related to Him, the future leader of Buddhism, remains unknown.

"Thank you for your understanding, senior." Luo Zu still wanted to be humble.

"Since I have nothing else to do, I won't bother you any longer. I'll return to the mountain gate first to explain the current state of the world to Master Yuanshi," Ran Deng then added.

Luo Zu naturally saw Him off.

As the figure of the Burning Lamp Daoist faded into nothingness with a smile on his face, the cave where Luo Zu was located also twisted and dissipated. Gradually, the void, cities, flowers, trees, microorganisms, and even all kinds of living beings disappeared without a trace.

It was as if it were all a dream, and the so-called Peach Blossom Spring and Yellow Millet Cave never existed.

Although Luo Zu did not experience these things directly, he had witnessed them.

That was indeed a paradise, a good place for any creature struggling to survive in the wilderness.

This led Luo Zu to ponder whether those myriad races of beings were real or fake.

If it's fake, then Lingjiu Daoist is truly... and Ran Deng Daoist is...

If that's true, after the bet ended, where did they go to?

Luo Zu shook his head; these things were indeed difficult to guess.

He could only look at the mountains and rivers before him, now restored to their original state, and continue on his way.

The fact that he could use his divine sense again greatly increased his sense of security.

In fact, the autobiography of the Old Ancestor Hongyun does mention the Daoist Ran Deng, but only briefly, saying that he met him at a certain place today, sat down and discussed the Dao, and gained the wise friend Ran Deng.

It seems that the Taoist Ran Deng had a good impression of Him.

This was a memorable episode for Luo Zu, and he continued westward.

The Journey to the West continues.

Looking into the distance today, Mount Buzhou is still not visible.

Hundreds of millions of miles ahead, there are still high mountains blocking the way, blocking out even the clouds with a thick layer, let alone seeing the horizon and getting a glimpse of the whole world.

After reaching the ninth rank of True Immortal, his speed increased significantly. His already faster-than-light speed was now further enhanced by Ran Deng's few words.

Each spatial jump is faster than the speed of light, allowing one to directly capture the light that had flown ahead of time. This made Luo Zu ponder the meaning of time.

The past can be grasped from this, which is what is meant by knowing five hundred years in advance.

But then Luo Zu thought of something else: divine sense. If his divine sense could even capture light, and the speed at which his divine sense returned to his primordial spirit was faster than light, could he also directly know five hundred years in the future? That way, he wouldn't have to go through all the trouble of chasing the light.

That's a pretty good idea.

Unfortunately, his current divine sense cannot capture light; he can only feed back information from the material level to his primordial spirit.

"Perhaps the reason why those great figures can predict the future is because of this." Luo Zu would not underestimate the methods and wisdom of the great beings of the prehistoric world.

However, his methods were rather crude. Those big shots were truly skilled at divination and could even directly capture the metaphysical timing.

He didn't use such a clever trick to capture light in order to seize time.

However, this time he wasn't just daydreaming; he was actually prepared to carry out his plan. By observing the light, he had thoroughly investigated the stories and incidents that had occurred in the surrounding area over the past year or two... well, not exactly a general overview, but clear enough.

He acquired the concept of trading space for time, but in return, he was delayed. However, he learned about this "time" earlier than other beings, but he also learned about it later than some beings.

The circumstances were so strange that even Luo Zu couldn't quite put his finger on it.

But his 108 spiritual brains can give him a more intuitive feeling.

Because of this, his new generation of brain models was theoretically proposed.

Although spiritual energy can carry a large amount of information and burst at extremely high speeds, even faster than brain electrical signals and exceeding the speed of light, it can never surpass that speed by much. However, by using Luo Zu's theory of trading space for time, the speed of operation in the spiritual energy brain can be accelerated again. Imagine that the information carried by the previous spiritual energy storm in the spiritual energy brain is acquired by the next spiritual energy storm in advance, and then the spiritual energy storm after that is acquired in advance. In this repeated cycle, the speed of information transmission is accelerated, and the speed of thinking and analysis is naturally greatly accelerated as well.

According to Luo Zu's initial design, the new generation of Reiki brain will operate ten times faster than it is now.

However, such a running speed will consume more energy.

The amount of immortal energy consumed has also increased from 160 strands per day to 360 strands per day.

Compared to the speed of improvement, this improvement is nothing.

In addition, Luo Zu is also researching the next generation of spiritual brains, enabling them to generate their own consciousness and then use that consciousness to learn about the previous spiritual storm in advance. The spiritual brains may even operate faster.

The upgrade of the new generation of spiritual brains also takes time, and Luo Zu still needs to slowly analyze spells, deduce and learn immortal techniques, and then analyze the Great Dao that has already been aligned with it, so as to comprehend the next level of Great Dao.

Therefore, it will probably take another three hundred years to upgrade to a new generation of Reiki brain.

After all, this involves space, so many things need to be modified, and it will involve many more aspects.

During this time, Luo Zu continued his westward journey.

In this way, three years have passed.

Luo Zu finally traversed a journey of ten light-years and arrived at the next mountain blocking his way—Ling Mountain.

According to the legends of the Wu tribe, ten heroes from other tribes who resisted the rule of the demon tribe are buried here.

Luo Zu had also heard that story. It was roughly about how the demon race wanted to forcibly seize land and merge it into their tribes, and even wanted these races to become members of the demon race. However, these races refused and united to resist the demon race's cruelty and inhumanity.

But the arm can't twist the thigh, and in the end, they would rather die than live in dishonor. The leaders of these races all sacrificed themselves. Then the witch clan came to their aid, helping them fight against the demon clan and marching to the demon clan's stronghold...

Although the story is old and heavily fictional, the Wu tribe itself believes it, and the Wu tribe's vassal tribes believe it even more.

Such stories are common among the witch clan. Some have better plots and more reasonable character motivations, while others are simply written to oppose the demon clan.

The reason is self-evident.

After arriving at Lingshan, Luozu set up camp there.

He opened a cave in the mountains and then devoted himself to meditation and spiritual practice there.

He also summoned the toad by knocking.

"I will be in seclusion for a few days. Please protect me."

Knock knocked on his face, his expression one of complete trust in his abilities.

"Master, are you going to become a celestial being?" Koko asked expectantly.

"There's no need to rush," Luo Zu replied calmly.

Then he changed out of the robe made of the nine-tiered lotus platform and used his spiritual energy to weave a new robe.

As soon as the Nine-Rank Lotus Platform was freed, it immediately transformed into a nine-headed behemoth that was half the height of a human.

The giant beast first let out a low howl at Luo Zu, and then chased after Kou Kou's buttocks to bite.

The two chased each other around in the small cave, having a great time.

Luo Zu didn't care about any of that; his purpose in this seclusion was to integrate his understanding of the final Great Dao.

Once those 39,000 Great Daos are gathered together, extraordinary changes will surely occur in him.

In particular, the gifts from the Goddess Nuwa were no ordinary gifts; they would not end with the True Immortals.

Are there any simple beings among those innate gods and demons?

The 39,000 Great Daos also represent 39,000 innate gods and demons.

(End of this chapter)