The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 290 Returning to the Primordial Spirit Cave Heaven, Severing Off a Huge Dog's Head

The sudden turn of events abruptly interrupted Luo Zu's deep contemplation.

Pressure originates from heaven and earth, descending from the Great Dao.

They were about to suppress his physical body from the state of near-innate gods and demons.

Luo Zu truly did not expect such a situation. Heaven and earth wanted to suppress his innate divine and demonic body, preventing him from successfully condensing this body.

This is a limitation imposed by heaven and earth; this is the degradation of the primordial environment.

This is equivalent to changing the environment originally used for raising marine fish into an environment used for raising freshwater fish.

So when Luo Zu was about to become a "deep-sea fish", the environment could not accommodate it, so it had to "suffocate" him.

At that moment, he felt as if his throat was being choked, making it difficult to breathe, and he wanted to commit suicide before the world could strangle him.

However, this manifestation originating from the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth is not truly meant to obliterate him, but rather to give him an illusion, making him subconsciously believe that he is about to be obliterated, thus creating a sense of panic.

Such a misconception could be attributed to the forces of nature, or it could be attributed to his own arrogance.

Heaven and earth had no such intention, but he would subconsciously give himself such a message.

Despite this much thought, Luo Zu still couldn't escape the pressure.

The immense pressure of heaven and earth, like a heavy hammer pounding all around him, continued to strike his innate divine and demonic body, trying to end this constant transformation.

"If this continues, my physical body will probably collapse first."

Luo Zu had anticipated this outcome.

As for taking this opportunity to physically abuse your body, don't even entertain such unrealistic thoughts; it's absolutely impossible.

But Luo Zu really didn't want his innate divine and demonic body to be destroyed, leaving him with no way forward.

Moreover, his innate divine and demonic body is undergoing continuous transformation through internal and external feedback and circulation.

This transformation also intensifies the pressure that the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth places on the physical body.

So this is a dead end, unless Luo Zu commits suicide on the spot to end this infinite loop, thus ending the loop.

In this extremely urgent situation, he came up with a solution.

There is no need to destroy the physical body, nor to interrupt this transformation.

Under the immense pressure of the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, he exhaled a breath of immortal energy, which was interwoven with the power of his 99,999 Great Daos and accompanied by one of his thoughts.

This thought was perfectly stored in this celestial energy, and then it was activated, triggering the divine power of creation. In the end, flesh and blood were generated, and in a short while, a physical body that was exactly the same as his true body was created.

Subsequently, a great deal of divine consciousness originating from the original Luo Zu surged into this physical body, supporting the various bodily functions. Then, thoughts were infused into it, and numerous derivative immortal techniques corresponding to the Great Dao were condensed. The immortal techniques that had already been successfully refined were also re-condensed.

However, this physical body did not possess the innate divine and demonic body of its original self; it was merely an "ordinary mortal." At most, it had cultivated the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts and manifested them within its body. Furthermore, since this clone was created from numerous Great Daos, it was actually quite similar to an innate divine and demonic body, but it could only be called a minor innate divine and demonic body.

This was also something that Luo Zu did intentionally.

As more and more spiritual thoughts gathered on this clone, its handsome face gradually became more lively.

The clone slowly materialized, while the original body vanished without a trace.

The physical body of this deity was moved by Luo Zu to his own primordial spirit cave.

His primordial spirit cave is unlike those five worlds within pots; it is a place that is truly not connected to the outside world.

Sure enough, after he moved his physical body into the primordial spirit cave, the pressure from the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth suddenly disappeared, leaving only a little residual power lingering around him.

Without the pressure of heaven and earth, Luo Zu easily swept away all the remaining power.

In addition, he also noted down all the pressures of the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, intending to comprehend a cultivation method from them.

After letting out a slight sigh of relief, Luo Zu continued to immerse himself in the constant cycle of transformation.

This kind of "automatic training" is much faster and has many more benefits than Luo Zu's own meditation.

From then on, Luo Zu only needed to continuously comprehend the Great Dao and then open the Dao Flower to continuously achieve this effect.

After completing the blooming of 420 Dao flowers, Luo Zu once again inhaled and exhaled a breath of spiritual energy.

This time, he absorbed all the spiritual energy within a radius of 30 billion miles.

"Found you!"

Then, with a loud shout, a fiery sword as sharp as lightning descended from the sky.

Luo Zu ignored this completely, letting the fiery sword pierce through the mountain rock layers and strike him.

puff.

The Fiery Sword instantly ignited everything around it, including the earth veins within a hundred miles of mountains, the spiritual energy within the mountains, and all sorts of tiny creatures, all of which became fuel for the Fiery Sword's combustion, making its power even greater.

Luo Zu saw this but still did not make a move.

The flaming sword had already struck his chest, about to sever his physical body first, and then destroy his primordial spirit.

Ding!

With a crisp sound, the fire sword shattered into countless sparks upon impact, turning the cave where Luo Zu was into dust and exposing Luo Zu directly to the outside.

"My sword!"

Then a heart-wrenching cry of death echoed from a thousand miles away.

Looking into the distance, Luo Zu saw a hundred-foot-tall Xuanxian with a dog's head and an ape's body spitting out golden blood, beating his chest and stamping his feet.

His repeated breathing exercises eventually attracted the attention of three Mystic Immortals.

At this moment, it wasn't just one Xuanxian who made a move; two other Xuanxian quietly took action as well.

One of them transformed into a gust of wind and instantly reached Luo Zu. The slight breeze had already circled around Luo Zu as the fire sword fell. If he hadn't tried to burrow into Luo Zu's body and primordial spirit, Luo Zu might not have been able to detect him.

Their methods of infiltration are quite remarkable.

But Luo Zu discovered this, so how could he let him off easily?

With a change of heart, he mobilized the Great Dao and directly altered the surrounding environment.

The power of four hundred and twenty Great Daos suppressed all the Daos in this place at the same time.

What?!

Luo Zu only heard a gust of wind, and then the breeze that the Xuanxian had transformed into was suppressed under the mountains eight million miles away, unable to move anymore.

The last Xuanxian was a step behind the first two, so after seeing their fate, he dared not linger any longer and left with the words, "The treasures of Red Plum Ridge are given to you, fellow Daoist."

Is there more treasure here?

Luo Zu never expected to have such good fortune.

He then made another move, unleashing a beam of sword light.

"I will now return the favor with a sword."

The sword was aimed directly at the Xuanxian, who had the head of a dog and the body of a monkey.

Seeing this, Xuanxian no longer cared about wailing and resentment; he knew he had kicked a hornet's nest.

We must hurry and flee far away.

But his escape speed was nowhere near as fast as Luo Zu's sword light.

The sword light whistled in, first severing his dog's head, then piercing his soul, and directly pulling him back in front of Luo Zu.

(End of this chapter)