The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 348 Cloud Bookstore, Primordial Spirit Brain

It took Luo Zu a long time to descend from the Ninth Heaven to the mortal realm. There were also many fierce winds along the way, which would scratch his body and disrupt his magic. Fortunately, the power of the fierce winds decreased as he went down.

In addition, gravity was also at play, but fortunately, Luo Zu's cultivation was extraordinary, and he was able to easily resolve such a disaster.

About half a month later, Luo Zu finally stood firmly on a mountain with an altitude of one million li.

Standing there, Luo Zu looked out, but could only see a vast expanse of land, and then his view was blocked by a mountain range that was thirty million miles high and thirty million miles long.

"This place... is desolate." Luo Zu thought to himself as soon as he realized where this place was.

It is a barren mountain, but the vegetation on the mountain is lush and green. Thousands of creatures are born, grow old, get sick and die here, and evolve nature here.

This was also the norm in the primordial world. One of the mountains was comparable to a star in his previous life, or even larger. The number of living beings in it was also much greater than in his previous life, and the species were all complete.

In addition, after traveling to various places for a long time, Luo Zu also discovered that the gravity of different places in the prehistoric land was different, but it was higher than that of the Earth.

In some places, gravity may be thousands or even tens of thousands of times stronger than on Earth...

However, the creatures of the primordial world possess spiritual energy and have their own supernatural abilities that can help them resist the pull of gravity from the primordial earth.

Furthermore, many living beings never go to other places from birth to death, so they don't need to adapt to the different gravitational forces of different places.

Those who can migrate to different places all possess supernatural powers and abilities, and their adaptability is naturally excellent.

Humans are amazing; they can travel to different places and adapt to the gravity of each place.

It is unknown whether the human race can survive in those nine heavens.

However, Luo Zu is a human, and the humans of Huoyun Cave are also human.

With the help of intelligence, no environment is insurmountable.

This desolate mountain is uninhabited by humans, but it is inhabited by some intelligent races and many cultivators.

However, he did not see any highly skilled individuals, nor even any true immortals. Therefore, Luo Zu did not linger. After becoming familiar with the earth, he directly used spatial teleportation to leave.

His current goal is the Wuzhuang Temple on Longevity Hill.

That place was in the southern part of the prehistoric world, only three million light-years away from him.

If a single breath can jump 300 light-years through space, then it would only take 10,000 consecutive breaths to reach that distance in just two hours.

It was incredibly fast. He now considered crossing the Thunder Swamp a trivial matter, let alone going back to his hometown.

That would take a lot of time, after all, it's over hundreds of millions of light-years away, and there are many dangerous places along the way, including a place where liches and demons fight. Luo Zu probably can't just jump through space to get there, and he might be intercepted by them.

As for the journey to Wuzhuang Temple, Luo Zu couldn't tell whether anyone would block the way, but with a distance of three million light-years, some unexpected events were bound to occur.

Luo Zu has now completely figured out the current primordial spirit flower.

Therefore, one can refine several more True Qi Brains, enough to make 198.

However, this is only the current limit; a considerable amount of resources are still needed to refine them.

Furthermore, after the opening of the Primordial Spirit Flower, Luo Zu's Primordial Spirit became more in line with the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, and its internal structure also changed accordingly. This time, it was not Luo Zu's own doing, but rather the Primordial Spirit responding to Heaven and Earth, making a natural change.

Such changes are even more wondrous, perfectly natural, marvelous and mysterious.

Luo Zu saw it and didn't want to adjust it. Instead, he recorded the composition of this primordial spirit and stored it in the cloud "server" of the Qi Refiner he had just created.

Of course, Luo Zu calls this kind of cloud "server" a cloud-based bookstore.

What is recorded here now is only Luo Zu's many insights and cultivation experiences.

In the future, it may also contain the cultivation insights of many Qi practitioners, which can be compiled into a book and stored here, thus eliminating the need for cumbersome paper books.

Unfortunately, this online bookstore is not yet "connected to the internet," not even a local area network; it's just a "personal terminal."

The information stored therein is essentially just another, dispensable memory storage point for Luo Zu's already vast and boundless true qi brain.

However, there is one advantage to doing this.

That means if Luo Zu loses his memory in the future, he might be able to copy the information from it and regain his memories.

In Luo Zu's imagination, if he were to die once, he could be resurrected using the information contained within.

It is even possible that he could be resurrected even if his corresponding Dao imprints were erased in the future.

However, if someone else were to gain access to the Cloud Bookstore, erasing these memories of his would be a piece of cake.

Therefore, Luo Zu came up with another way to save his life.

He directly projected his primordial spirit into it, transforming it into a part of the Cloud Book City.

With this design, it would be difficult for the Golden Immortal to kill him.

However, if Da Luo were to take action and erase all traces of him, then this part of the primordial spirit projection would probably not be spared either.

However, Luo Zu would not be foolish enough to provoke a Da Luo. Unless there is a certain death situation, he will maintain absolute respect for every Da Luo.

While Luo Zu was pondering, he had already made 1,900 spatial jumps.

After each landing point, his divine sense would scan everything around him at an extremely fast speed, including the mountains and rivers, as well as the living creatures, recording everything from the microscopic to the macroscopic, from matter to spiritual energy.

Of course, this information will not be stored in the Cloud Bookstore, but will only be recorded in his primordial spirit, since the Cloud Bookstore's current storage capacity is insufficient to store so much information.

The amount of information collected by Luo Zu with each scan is enormous; even if all the information-recording media from his previous life were used to store it, it wouldn't be enough.

The cloud-based bookstore was in its infancy, and at most it could only store information collected after a hundred space jumps.

Luo Zu's primordial spirit now possesses deductive and computational abilities comparable to seventy-two true qi brains.

This is four times the previous amount.

This fourfold increase in quantity also results in an exponential increase in computational efficiency.

After all, the primordial spirit is a whole, while the true qi brain is fragmented. Although it also operates with the spiritual intentions of the Ancestor Luo, it is ultimately a series of interconnected parts with slight delays. Even with a highly efficient structure, it is still not as effective as the whole primordial spirit.

However, the single structure of the True Qi Brain is already the optimal solution at present, and it is impossible to add or expand it. Therefore, Luo Zu can only refine many True Qi Brains and make their computing power superimposed by connecting them in parallel and in series.

As for cultivating more primordial spirits, the idea was good, but it was impossible to implement, and his mental strength was insufficient to support too many primordial spirits.

Furthermore, the primordial spirit is cultivated from the cultivation of a living being's entire body. How can another one be cultivated? If it is cultivated through sacrifice, it will be divided into many small primordial spirits, which would be no different from the brain of true qi.

However, Luo Zu used this opportunity to conceive of the next generation of Dharma Body Brain - Primordial Spirit Brain!

(End of this chapter)