The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 376 The Wonders of the Dao Fruit, A Thousand-Year Journey

The Great Dao intertwined with the primordial spirit and life, gradually imprinting itself into the true spirit, and all kinds of unprecedented power arose from the heart of Luo Zu.

These powers are incomprehensible, as if he could instantly transform into an omnipotent creator, wielding the power of the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth, manipulating the Great Dao at will, and influencing the changes in the world's matter.

This wonderful feeling was truly captivating, yet it also made Luo Zu wary.

He can, but he can't.

Because this power is ultimately illusory and not real. He is not yet a Golden Immortal, and his Dao Fruit is currently only a nascent form, not a complete Dao Fruit.

The difference between them is significant enough that Luo Zu would be assimilated by the Great Dao the moment he first thought of using these Golden Immortal techniques.

This is a constant tribulation of decline in the third step of the Mysterious Immortal realm—the decline of the Dao.

Of course, this is also a definition that Luo Zu himself deduced and made.

The third step of the Xuanxian realm does not possess the abilities of the Jinxian realm, and there is still a vast chasm between them and the Jinxian realm.

Even if every Xuanxian had the abilities of Luo Zu, they wouldn't be able to defeat a Jinxian with sheer numbers, let alone try to use any formations to trap a Jinxian. Only a Jinxian can fight another Jinxian.

Unless one borrows a magical artifact and fully activates its spiritual power, it is possible to fight a Golden Immortal, but even then, there is no chance of victory.

To reliably defeat a Golden Immortal, one would probably have to drain Luo Zu dry and still not succeed.

Luo Zu's perspective on the world has now shifted towards the level of a Golden Immortal, a viewpoint different from that of a Mystic Immortal.

The perspective of the immortals is an improvement upon that of mortals, allowing them to see things clearly and observe the microscopic world. As their cultivation progresses, they can observe the Great Dao based on the rules and regulations of the Great Dao that they have summarized. As for the Golden Immortals, they directly observe all traces of the Great Dao with their thoughts.

At this moment, in Luo Zu's eyes, everything in the world has its own rules. It may seem unreasonable and disorderly, but there is a deep order hidden inside. If you look closely, you can directly understand the Great Dao and comprehend its profound principles faster than before.

Luo Zu suddenly realized something: those below the Golden Immortal level probably couldn't attack a Golden Immortal, so a Golden Immortal was truly invincible against ordinary beings.

Golden Immortals can transform into the Dao, and they will not be assimilated by the Great Dao. The Great Dao has become a manifestation of their will, or rather, they are the spirit of the Great Dao.

The originally ruthless Great Dao has thus been transformed into a compassionate Great Dao.

With a slight thought, Luo Zu attempted to transform into the Dao...

Success has not yet been achieved.

"Existence" exists, yet his figure still stands here, unchanged.

Although it has the rudiments of a Dao Fruit, it is not a true Dao Fruit. It is just one step away from being the Milky Way drawn by the Queen Mother of the West.

With this in mind, Luo Zu withdrew the nascent form of the Dao Fruit back into himself.

This innate divine and demonic true form also possesses many Golden Immortal powers, but unfortunately, Luo Zu's realm is not at the Golden Immortal level, so he cannot fully utilize all of its power.

After cultivating the initial form of the Dao Fruit and stepping into the third step of the Profound Immortal realm, Luo Zu immediately felt the difference in this physical body.

This physical body, like the many Great Daos cultivated by Luo Zu himself, was formed from the illusory nature of many wondrous Great Daos. Therefore, this physical body was able to acquire many of the wondrous abilities of a Golden Immortal, and thus was called "Half-Step Golden Immortal" by Luo Zu.

Now that he has cultivated the rudimentary form of the Dao Fruit, Luo Zu feels that his understanding was too shallow in the past.

The wonder of this physical body should be regarded as a manifestation of the Dao fruit.

The Dao Fruit of Heaven is not the Dao Fruit of a particular Great Dao, but rather the spiritual essence that the Great Dao entrusted to it when Heaven and Earth were first created and before they were named. Many innate gods and demons could not grow within the Great Dao, so they were born with "bodies". It can be said to be the highest Dao of that era. This is the origin of the true bodies of innate gods and demons, a product before the changes in the prehistoric version.

In the current primordial version, such "bodies" have been swept into the recycling bin. However, because those innate gods and demons obtained the supreme authority over the primordial world, such "bodies" were not completely erased. Instead, they were cleverly obtained by Luo Zu.

What's interesting is that Luo Zu is now the pioneer of the Great Dao of Primordial Spirit, so he is very likely to become the creator of the next version of the Primordial World. However, the true body of the innate gods and demons comes from the most primitive version of the Primordial World. Thus, the old and the new are balanced in Luo Zu.

Upon reaching this point, Luo Zu felt the impermanence and wonder of the world.

Moreover, the "Existence" Dao that Luo Zu now holds is also the foundation of the present world. If there is no existence, how can all things exist? But if all things do not exist, how can there be the "Existence" Dao? So this is probably another chicken-or-egg story.

Luo Zu calmed his mind and reopened this secluded cave, creating layers of space and time. Anyone who falls into this place will encounter a strange adventure.

Of course, this adventure could also be a disaster, as he could very well be trapped in an endless time loop.

Luo Zu's actions were merely a manifestation of his joy at achieving the initial form of the Dao Fruit, which he wanted to share with those who would follow.

As for the newcomers, there are currently two groups of rogue cultivators outside vying for the treasure that is "about to be born" in this place.

This was a little surprise from Luo Zu for them.

As for leaving behind any legacy, Luo Zu himself has a large group of humans to support, and plenty of people to learn his methods. There's no need to easily leave behind these wild legacies. Otherwise, if he encounters someone "searching for relatives" one day, Luo Zu will be annoyed. Or if he bumps into a "protagonist," the human race will be in danger.

A Little Guide to Surviving in the Wilderness: To Leave a Legacy, First Verify Character.

Otherwise, like Hongyun, they could leave behind many hidden tricks to guide Luo Zu step by step, helping him escape the surveillance of those powerful figures who wanted to kill him.

After leaving behind his "adventure," Luo Zu quietly departed, not bothering to observe the battles of these rogue cultivators, and drifted off towards Luo Township.

In the blink of an eye, Luo Zu returned to Luo Xiang. During his absence, a minor incident occurred among the human race.

When the people of the Upper Cave were exploring outwards, they unexpectedly discovered the people of the Stream.

This is also an old story. Although Xi has lived in Luoxiang for many years and has become accustomed to it, and considers herself a caveman, her past life is still a thorn in her heart, causing her to dream of the miserable days when she was a beast in the past.

She didn't want to go back, but she also wanted to save her people.

Fortunately, that tribe was destroyed in the war between the lich and the demon a thousand years ago, and Luo Zu also helped her avenge part of the grudge.

However, her people did not immediately come to Luoxiang. Instead, guided by the Luo Ancestor, they headed towards Luoxiang.

They traveled for over a thousand years, traversing mountains and rivers, before finally reaching the border of the Upper Cave Man's territory.

The ancestor of Luo had left some cultivation methods for this group of people, which was enough to enable them to survive this difficult period, and the population even increased.

(End of this chapter)