The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 349 At the age of 1,928, I arrived at Wuzhuang Temple on Longevity Mountain (First Update)

To construct a new Dharma-image brain by imitating the current architecture of the primordial spirit brain.

However, if we do that, a big problem will arise.

Of the 198 true qi brains, most of them had to be discarded, leaving only 70 or 80 so-called primordial spirit brains.

In addition, many other problems will arise.

In short, this adjustment meant he had to make changes to his entire body and cultivation system, which was quite exhausting.

However, Luo Zu had the perseverance to do it, but after some calculations, he came to a less than ideal result: upgrading the True Qi Brain into the Primordial Spirit Brain might be taking a bit too big a step.

It requires a gradual approach, and even if it is an upgrade, it cannot be done with the current primordial spirit structure. That would likely backfire, causing mental and physical exhaustion, ultimately leading to failure and complete defeat.

Therefore, Luo Zu's intended outcome was to first upgrade this Ninth Grade True Qi Brain to a True Immortal Qi Brain.

Take it one step at a time.

However, when deducing from the perspective of immortal qi, the effect seems to be better than that of the primordial spirit structure.

Because the primordial spirit structure is arguably more efficient, while the immortal qi structure is more numerous; one is quality, the other is quantity.

In other words, the primordial spirit is a wisp of thought that moves quickly, while the immortal qi is a wisp of immortal qi that carries a vast amount of information, far exceeding the true qi by 100,000 times.

This is equivalent to the difference in realm between a true immortal and a cultivator below them.

Moreover, the speed at which a wisp of true immortal qi operates is no less than that of true qi.

In this way, the primordial spirit and the brain seem to have little advantage.

However, this is only in relation to the structure of the first generation of primordial spirit brain. In Luo Zu's design, the so-called first generation of primordial spirit brain was formed when he had just achieved the Refining Void and Merging with the Dao realm.

As for the second and third generations...

That's what comes after True Immortals, Celestial Immortals, and Mystic Immortals.

Moreover, the primordial spirit and immortal energy are actually complementary, since they both reside within Luo Zu, so they naturally need to support each other and achieve enlightenment together.

The primordial spirit nourishes the immortal energy, and the immortal energy warms and nourishes the primordial spirit; that's all.

Therefore, there is another, albeit not the best, solution: the Primordial Spirit Immortal Qi Brain Method.

The two complement each other, allowing one to quickly acquire the primordial spirit and possess the capacity of immortal energy, which makes it more efficient.

But while such an idea is worth considering, putting it into practice is not easy. It requires long-term planning, and it could take at least a hundred or two hundred years to arrive at a conclusion.

At this time...

There are many Luozu.

He has now experienced the life of an extraordinary long-lived being.

1,928 years old!

This is Luo Zu's current age.

He was still young, less than two thousand years old, not to mention the beings in the primordial world whose existence was measured in tens of thousands of years.

He was so young, so inexperienced.

But what seemed like a long hundred or eighty years in his previous life is nothing compared to his current age; it's as if he's only lived through a childhood.

What seemed like a lifetime in the past is now just a childhood in this life.

In the future, his lifespan will be even longer; his previous life might be equivalent to a spring and summer, a breath, or a fleeting moment...

Despite having such thoughts, Luo Zu was not saddened by them.

The deceased is like a husband who does not want to leave day or night.

Take your time, proceed slowly and steadily.

But the memories of his past life were not diluted by the passage of time; instead, they made him even more persistent.

Perhaps it's because of... the richness of life, or perhaps it's because we met more people in our past lives, and in this era of information explosion, every ray of light in every memory contains a wealth of information.

But after much thought, the main reason is that it was the beginning, the start of my life's memories, and because I still have no way to go back to it.

It's like first love; the first love you can't have is like a white moonlight, hanging in the sky, always fresh and new, always on your mind, and thus it lasts a long time.

Perhaps this is why many "time travelers" in novels cannot forget their brief memories of Earth.

Perhaps if Luo Zu were a few hundred thousand years older, this longing would have faded.

With a breath, Luo Zu suppressed the thought.

However, before his eyes appeared a range of mountain peaks, stretching from south to north, like surging waves, with verdant green rushing into his eyes and turning into a pool of clear water.

There is Wanshou Mountain here, but Zhen Yuanzi is not such an ostentatious person, so the Daoist temple he chose is not so eye-catching as a towering pillar, but hidden among the mountains, connecting with the earth's veins.

However, this great immortal's methods were extraordinary, and his supernatural powers were even more vast. Even though he placed his temple in an inconspicuous place, he still managed to gather the spiritual veins and earth veins within thousands of light-years to the front. Furthermore, he used his great supernatural powers to isolate this world from the outside, separating the two realms. Those inside knew the outside, but those outside did not know the inside.

If Luo Zu hadn't now extended the supernatural power of the world within the pot into the flower of his primordial spirit, perhaps not even a trace of its details would be visible.

Of course, this also includes Luo Zu's own "memory" of Zhen Yuanzi.

The "Hidden Universe in the Sleeve" technique left a deep impression on him. After all, the Great Sage had only made mistakes a few times, and there were only a few opponents against whom he had no chance to retaliate.

Although he could see that this place was divided into two realms, how could he enter?

Seeing through something is one thing, but actually being able to get inside it is another skill altogether.

After all, this was a great divine power and method set up by a Great Luo Immortal, or even a being above Great Luo Immortal. How could a mere Xuanxian possibly break it?

But just as he had these thoughts, he suddenly saw a lush green expanse rushing towards him, and then the green parted, like a beaded curtain being lifted, and in the blink of an eye he could glimpse another green mountain, as if it were no longer this world, no longer the primordial wilderness.

However, as soon as Luo Zu took in the green mountains, two figures appeared as if they were ink lines. Then they slowly expanded and transformed into two figures: one with a stone head and the body of an earth dragon, and the other with white clouds gathered like the wind. If they were not wearing strange dark blue Taoist robes, Luo Zu would not have recognized them as "fellow Daoists".

"We are Qingfeng and Mingyue, here to await Fellow Daoist Luo on the orders of our master." The two "fellow Daoists" spoke in human voices.

Perhaps it was Zhen Yuanzi's instruction, or perhaps it was their own will that led them to capture a few of Luo Zu's distracting thoughts.

Of course, Luo Zu didn't care much about these things, after all, the two people in front of him were definitely Golden Immortals. But he was puzzled by one thing.

So this is what the clear breeze and bright moon look like now. What will they look like in the future "Journey to the West"? And how will they be tricked by "Tang Sanzang and his disciples"?

Perhaps there's some hidden story behind this.

"Master once took in three human junior brothers. Those three junior brothers brought many of their relatives to Longevity Mountain, so Qingfeng and I also learned some human language," Mingyue said leisurely.

Of course, what they call human speech is not human language, not the Chinese language spread by Luo Zu, but the ability to speak based on the physical structure of the human race. The sound they produce is similar to that of a human, rather than some strange or unusual sound.

As for the language they spoke, it was still the common language of the demon race in the primordial world.

(End of this chapter)