The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 389 With Two Celestial Immortals in the Family, the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit is Certain

Five hundred years is enough time for Sun Wukong to wait from the foot of the Five Fingers Mountain for Tang Sanzang, enough time for a family of cultivators to rise, and enough time for some exceptionally talented individuals to attain the "Great Luo" realm.

But for the current primordial world, the changes are very small, or even nonexistent.

The lich still reigns supreme, and all races still look up to him; humanity continues to make steady progress.

However, during this period, a major event occurred for the Upper Cave Man: they discovered the site of an old migration route of their ancestors.

This was very important to the Upper Cave Man; in the transmission of civilization, the various stories of the ancients definitely played a significant role.

Then Luo Zu took the lead in inventing the term "archaeology" and dispatched an archaeological team composed of three human True Immortals to investigate the situation.

The results were encouraging; the early inhabitants even split up and acted separately in this area.

However, subsequent investigations were heartbreaking, as the ancestors who parted ways there had perished. They did not survive like the Upper Cave Man, nor did they develop such a large tribe, let alone a civilization.

Luo Zu had long anticipated this outcome. After all, the ancient ruins were only 99 million miles away, not far at all. With a sweep of his divine sense and a single thought, Luo Zu had calculated the situation perfectly.

Besides this major event, there was another very important event that occurred during these five hundred years.

That is, the Upper Cave Man finally gave birth to the second and third Celestial Immortals.

The deer and the stream bear witness to the heavenly beings.

Congratulations! The happiest person in the entire tribe was not Lu Hexi, nor Luozu, but Huowa.

Lu is Huowa's biological son, and he is genuinely overjoyed that his son can become a celestial being and surpass him as his father.

Luo Zu was naturally overjoyed by his happiness.

Humans should have this kind of thinking, instead of being jealous of the talented and virtuous.

It would be a great thing if the younger generation could surpass them.

After attaining the status of a Celestial Immortal, Xi chose the old path and continued her cultivation, which is the immortal cultivation path now promoted by the demon race in the prehistoric world.

Lu, on the other hand, wanted to continue following in Luo Zu's footsteps and cultivate more of the Great Dao.

He has always regarded Luo Zu as a role model and the driving force behind his progress.

Luo Zu absolutely agreed with Lu's ambition, after all, Lu did have the talent, but he lacked Luo Zu's luck and did not obtain the heaven-defying innate abilities such as the world within the pot and the ability to manipulate creation.

However, Luo Zu has now separated these two innate divine abilities and transformed them into great immortal techniques. If the conditions are right, other human cultivators can also do the same.

Unfortunately, although the deer has studied these two great immortal arts extensively, it has yet to be able to create the world and create all living beings.

However, Luo Zu still had high hopes for him.

Xi was actually a product of years of hard work and gradual accumulation; she put in far more effort in her cultivation than her peers like Huowa.

While others were having children, she was cultivating herself; while others were becoming clan leaders, she was cultivating herself; while others were fighting for power and profit, she was still cultivating herself.

While other members of her clan, having gained access to the human world, mostly roamed the human realm, experiencing various civilizations and customs different from those of the prehistoric era, she used the "fast" time within the gourd to cultivate.

Her efforts also made Luo Zu believe that even if one lacks natural talent, one can catch up through hard work.

Xi was indeed like that. She lacked talent and was later enslaved by the demon race for many years, suffering both physical and mental harm. It was already extremely difficult for her to adjust her mindset, let alone that she was motivated by shame and worked hard to improve herself.

This is how we achieved our current success; it's no exaggeration to say that we've broken free of our cocoons and transformed into butterflies.

With these two celestial beings, even without Luo Zu in charge, the Upper Caveman tribe was considered a medium-sized tribe in the tribal hierarchy divided by the Wu and Yao clans.

However, Luo Zu still felt something was missing. After all, the human race would not be facing a small demon tribe like the remnants of the Exile Bear, but a behemoth like the Heavenly Court of the Demon Race.

Among them, there are hundreds of thousands or even millions of Golden Immortals. Look at the stars in the sky, and those that are the most dazzling, all of them have been ruled by demon gods.

However, although the Demon God Stars were revealed, the Heavenly Court used the Zhou Tian Star Array to change between reality and illusion, so it was impossible to calculate exactly how many Demon Gods there were, but in any case, it would not be less than one billion.

Although the number of Golden Immortals is limited, the primordial world is so vast and the Great Dao is so numerous. Even if only one-tenth of all the Great Daos can be realized, the number of Golden Immortals will still be no less than a hundred billion.

Although the Lich and Demon races are the main players in the world, they cannot occupy all the Golden Immortal Dao Fruits. Rogue cultivators will occupy a portion, other races will also occupy a portion, and most of them will remain unclaimed and not be occupied by cultivators.

Zeng Daneng proposed a hypothesis that the vacancy of Golden Immortal Dao Fruits will always maintain a balance, and the world will stabilize it within a certain range. When too many Golden Immortal Dao Fruits are occupied, then some Golden Immortals will perish for one reason or another.

When a large number of Golden Immortals perish for some reason, the heavens and earth will relax the restrictions, allowing some Golden Immortals who are about to become Golden Immortals to refine into Dao Fruits.

As for how large this range is, even the most powerful experts cannot determine it.

However, given that they have witnessed billions of years of primordial chaos, this range is probably not small. This would allow the primordial chaos to flow like a living river, rather than being constrained by the inherent quantity limit of Golden Immortal Dao Fruits.

Having said that, let me tell you something else: the leader of the Hot Witch tribe has been lost, or more accurately, the former leader.

He is still a shaman, equivalent to a celestial being. Although he went to the Houyi Great Shaman Tribe for further study, his cultivation level cannot be improved in just one or two thousand years.

Sometimes, it takes one or two thousand years to complete a round of accumulation, making it impossible to advance to the next minor realm.

Although Shi was very talented, he was ultimately not one of those people with extraordinary talent.

For this reason, the cavemen dared not make a fuss after they gained two more celestial beings.

As for the news of Luo Zu's return, it has been personally sealed off by Luo Zu himself, and no one within the cavemen's territory can spread this news.

However, news of Luo Zu's impending return frequently reached the Moon Witch tribe.

After returning from the loss, he did not go directly to the Hot Witch Tribe, but instead went back to the Moon Witch Tribe. After all, he had always been a member of the Moon Witch Tribe. Previously, he was only ordered to go and rebuild the Hot Witch Tribe and kill the Celestial who did not abide by the hidden rules of the witch and demon tribes because the Hot Witch Tribe was wiped out by the demon race.

Having accomplished all this, he would inevitably have to leave, since the Hot Witch Tribe was originally planned to be just a small witch clan.

Unless a priest emerges in the Hot Witch tribe who is willing to remain in Hot Witch rather than join another medium-sized or large witch tribe.

Only in this way can a small witch tribe be promoted.

After a small witch tribe advances, it will have to take on more territorial responsibilities, as well as the task of nurturing witch warriors.

Those who can be called warriors of the witch tribe must be witch people.

Such witch warriors are usually drawn into the Tianwu tribe, which is why many witch tribes, despite their long existence, still have a small number of witch people and witch priests.

While the difficulty of spiritual practice is one reason, this is also the cause.

However, the fact that hundreds of true immortals appeared among the human race every one or two thousand years still astonished the witch race.

But they were also surprised, after all, the witches were knowledgeable and had seen races more talented than humans. In fact, they were more surprised by the human race’s reproduction rate, which in turn led to their success rate, which was basically 100%.

This is already catching up with the Wu Clan.

However, the Wu tribe still did not regard the human race as a threat, because the human race was too young. The Wu tribe had seen too much over the long years. As the saying goes, races like the human race have appeared before in the long history of the primordial world, and there are even quite a few on the primordial land today.

Humans are not an isolated case.

Humans have no reason to be complacent.

Luo Zu no longer cares about these things; he continues to communicate with Shi.

His spiritual practice continues, especially in breaking through the barriers of divinity.

He deduced it over five hundred years, and finally got a result.

By simply borrowing the Great Dao that he currently relies on as the prototype of the Dao Fruit, one can simulate divinity.

While the divinity born in this way may lack its original mystery, it is already quite remarkable if it possesses even a portion of mystery.

In this way, he can "produce" divinity himself, and obtain it faster and in greater quantities, without having to rely on enslaving countless beings and turning them into devout believers to extract this power.

As his divine power rapidly accumulated, he felt himself getting closer to achieving the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit.

"Divinity" may be helpful for the cultivation of Golden Immortals.

Luo Zu suddenly had this wonderful idea.

(End of this chapter)