The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 225 The Great Dao Has an Order of Succession, and the Golden Immortals Have a Fixed Number

The Xuanxian Dao Realm has many wonderful aspects that cannot be fully described. First, the Great Dao Net connects the Great Dao of the Primordial World, which allows Luo Zu to hold a total of 365 Daos, while most Xuanxian only have one.

However, realms are realms, and laws are laws; in the end, when it comes to fighting, one must look at the laws.

However, most Xuanxian can only master one third-tier immortal technique, and then slowly cultivate to refine several more.

Moreover, even after raising one's immortal arts to the third rank, there is still the possibility of further exploration. By continuing to cultivate and drawing power from the Great Dao, one can acquire extraordinary power. The deeper one immerses oneself in this Great Dao, the more power of the Great Dao one can obtain.

However, improving one's mastery of the Great Dao is not an easy task; otherwise, the world would have been filled with Golden Immortals and Great Immortals long ago, and there would be so many Mysterious Immortals roaming the earth.

Luo Zu is quite wise, especially now that he has been tempered by the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, his primordial spirit is even more powerful, and his Eight-Nine Arcane Arts have been directly upgraded to the thirty-sixth transformation.

The innate divine and demonic body also undergoes endless changes. Nuwa's blessings are indeed profound. Luo Zu still benefits immensely to this day. After attaining the Dao, the innate divine and demonic body undergoes further changes, which can be called "reversion to the ancestral state".

This phenomenon made Luo Zu's innate divine and demonic body more solid. Previously, it was somewhat ethereal and merged with the primordial spirit, a pure energy body. But now, under the reverse erosion of the three hundred and sixty-five Great Daos, the innate divine and demonic body separated from the primordial spirit, gained substance, and transformed into a true entity, a true ancient innate divine and demonic being.

Of course, his ancient innate divine and demonic body is not yet complete and has not truly transformed into the Dao, so Luo Zu calls it the infancy of an ancient innate divine and demonic body.

Only those who truly attain the Dao and achieve the immortal Dao fruit can be considered true ancient innate gods and demons.

Only after reaching this level did Luo Zu realize something.

Golden Immortals are actually finite, unlike Mysterious Immortals and Celestial Immortals, who are like grass on the ground, possibly endless.

Because a single Great Dao can only be attained by one person, meaning that once a Golden Immortal has occupied this path, those who come after can only reach the Profound Immortal Dao Realm, and cannot go any higher, unless that Golden Immortal perishes...

However, it is extremely difficult for a Golden Immortal who has attained the Dao to perish. Once he attains the Dao, he becomes the Great Dao, and the Great Dao is him. If this Great Dao is indispensable to all living beings in the world, then as long as all living beings in the world are alive, even if his true body and soul are killed, he can return after millions of years.

However, if the Dao it transforms into is the very foundation of Heaven and Earth, then even destroying Heaven and Earth would probably not be enough to truly kill it.

As for whether a Golden Immortal is truly immortal, that's impossible. If a Golden Immortal were to provoke a Great Dao of slaughter or destruction, that Golden Immortal would be utterly destroyed, and even the traces of their existence would be completely erased.

So sometimes it's not that certain immortals are not hardworking or wise, but that their path ahead has been blocked by predecessors, and they cannot pass through. They feel it's a pity to waste their cultivation and start over, since it takes millions of years to cultivate. How can they just throw it away? So they just stay put and do nothing.

Of course, if one has truly great perseverance and wisdom, one can start over and choose another path to cultivate.

As for Luo Zu, he was overwhelmed by the sheer number of paths available—three hundred and sixty-five!

Should we cultivate them all to attain the Dao Fruit?

In this way, wouldn't his Great Dao Net be nothing more than a field of Dao fruits and melons?

But this was obviously impossible, since many of the 365 Great Daos he sensed and controlled had already been occupied by predecessors, and he could only drink cups of foot-washing water.

After all, countless years have passed since the beginning of time. A group of innate gods and demons occupied many of the Great Daos, and later cultivators occupied many more. How many good Great Daos are left now?

Moreover, according to the oral instructions of certain practitioners, secrets that are not known to others are revealed, although these secrets may just be rumors.

The Great Dao is divided into innate and acquired. The Great Dao that could give birth to innate gods and demons in the past is the innate Great Dao, and the rest are acquired Great Daos.

How many innate Great Daos are there? Just count the innate gods and demons to find out.

However, based on the innate divine and demonic energy he carried, Luo Zu understood that this secret might not be true. According to this rumor, there were three thousand innate gods and demons, and only three thousand innate Daos. However, Luo Zu's innate god and demon body carried more than three thousand innate divine and demonic energy, reaching thirty-six thousand.

Perhaps the innate and acquired aspects of the Great Dao are not divided in this way.

It may just be a rumor, but Luo Zu could clearly sense that some of the Great Daos were far superior to the vast majority of the Great Daos. For example, the Great Dao of Creation, the Great Dao of the Five Elements, Space, and Time were all much stronger than ordinary Great Daos. The specific manifestation of this was that the Dao Laws were deduced from them.

So, are they the innate Great Dao?

Luo Zu couldn't be sure either; he could only make this guess, since the official sources (the Lich and Demon races) hadn't given a definitive answer.

Moreover, this is considered a great secret of the primordial world. If Luo Zu had not cultivated into a Xuanxian, he would not have known about these things.

After he cultivated to become a Xuanxian (a type of immortal), some Xuanxian rogue cultivators sent out their divine senses to communicate with him, and among them they told him these secrets that had been regarded as legends.

So it's not exactly a secret. After all, normal cultivators and Xuanxian cultivators with their own information channels can all detect the errors in this rumor after learning about it.

After Luo Zu achieved the status of a Xuanxian (a type of immortal), he naturally had to find a way to escape the confinement of this witch tribe.

These rogue cultivators approached him to discuss this matter. As fellow cultivators, they naturally possessed a sense of pride and could not tolerate the oppression of the Witch Clan. Therefore, they sought an opportunity to escape from this new forbidden area.

Luo Zu escaped easily; he used the Sun and Moon in the gourd to teleport directly out of the void, leaping out of the area.

However, there are indeed difficulties. The difficulty lies in the fact that he has been registered by the Wu tribe, and they may spread his information to the Moon Wu tribe, which will then affect the "Upper Caveman" tribe.

This was not the outcome Luo Zu wanted. After thinking it over, Luo Zu came up with a simple solution: leave a clone here while his true body leaves the place.

Just as he was preparing to take action, he received news that the witch tribe had not given up searching for the "demon spy" who had destroyed their cave.

Upon hearing this news, Luo Zu remained silent, because he simultaneously sensed that the space within a radius of tens of millions of miles around Qingqiu Mountain was sealed off, and he didn't know whether it was a formation or some kind of magic treasure that had been used to set up the seal.

But Luo Zu really couldn't escape, and neither could the other rogue cultivators.

Of course, they were not in any danger, and escaping would only increase suspicion.

Therefore, Luo Zu can calmly immerse himself in the deduction of the Xuanxian Dao Realm, and the world within the pot has also undergone considerable changes after this breakthrough.

Of course, the first thing to do is to resolve the great calamity within the pot.

(End of this chapter)