The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 426 Physical Achievement, Primordial Spirit and Brain

Given the current situation, Luo Zu will certainly not suffer a second attack. At this moment, many eyes must be watching, and the demon race will certainly not dare to defy the world.

That's why Luo Zu had to leave Kunlun Mountain to return to Luoxiang and make arrangements in advance, so as not to be caught off guard and end up being taken care of by the demons.

Moreover, once the demon race suffers a defeat, they will hold it in their hearts. They will remember this grudge. In addition, since Luo Zu is now a Golden Immortal, their methods will definitely be different when they deal with the human race.

The sixth prince of the Golden Crow might even take action himself.

As for Luo Zu's early breakthrough in cultivation to break the deadlock...

That possibility is extremely slim.

He still can't figure out when he will be able to cultivate to the second step, let alone break through to the Golden Immortal realm and attain the Taiyi realm.

It should be noted that there are quite a few cultivators who are stuck at the Golden Immortal realm, and they are stuck for billions or even tens of billions of years. It is even rumored that some Golden Immortals from the ancient Three Sovereigns era have survived to this day.

This realm is not just about talent, but also about opportunity and choice.

The choice of the Great Dao is especially important now, just as the final step of becoming a Xuanxian also relies heavily on the choice. However, the choice at this moment is actually the same as the choice made when one became a Xuanxian.

Therefore, the advantages and disadvantages were actually predetermined from the beginning.

But Luo Zu still wants to make a quick buck.

To be honest, his cultivation level has increased so rapidly that every second he gains is more than the sum of all his previous moments before becoming a Golden Immortal.

This speed also made him realize the vast difference between Golden Immortals and Profound Immortals; the gap was truly boundless, and a Profound Immortal could never be a match for a Golden Immortal.

Only because he had previously researched a freakish half-step Golden Immortal could he exchange a few blows with a Golden Immortal, but only a few blows. If he didn't flee far away quickly, he would probably perish here.

Moreover, upon further research into the true form of the innate gods and demons, it was discovered that the cultivation of this body's transformation had not yet reached its peak, and the blessings left by the Goddess Nuwa were not yet over.

After attaining the Golden Immortal realm, this physical body can truly contain a Great Dao and become an alternative Dao fruit.

This means that this physical body will be no different from a spiritual treasure, and will also be unable to cultivate the Dao fruit, but it will transform into the Great Dao.

If one further awakens the spirit, allowing a true spirit to emerge from the physical body, perhaps other changes can occur.

"Performing physical immortality might also be an option," Luo Zu pondered.

He privately thought his idea was pretty good.

Pangu, the great god, had eighty-one transformations. Well, there is also a version with eighty-two transformations. But in general, this great god seems to be known for his physical body in the story. His creation of heaven and earth is full of masculine energy. He split the chaos with his axe, his head reaching the sky and his feet touching the earth. He forcefully separated the clear and turbid world, and his body transformed into countless primordial beings. It is as if he is the way of the physical body.

But upon closer examination, it's likely that the great god Pangu didn't rely on his physical body.

However, in His time there was no Golden Immortal realm, not even True Immortals or Celestial Immortals, so the concept of Dao Fruit naturally did not exist.

Therefore, Luo Zu believed that the study of physical ascension to sainthood could take the great god Pangu as an example.

The great god Pangu must have possessed immense magical power and mastered the most great Daos in the world, being the origin of the primordial world.

If His eighty-one transformations were not fictional, then Luo Zu thought that perhaps his physical body should cultivate in this direction.

The innate divine and demonic true forms should transform in the direction of Pangu's true form.

Thus, under the will of Luo Zu, the true form of the innate gods and demons began to be reorganized and reconstructed. The Great Dao began to recombine, taking the Great Dao it had transformed into as the core, and then gradually expanding outward, just like how a spiritual treasure creates a spiritual restriction.

Besides physical cultivation, Luo Zu paid more attention to the changes of the primordial spirit and the true spirit, especially the primordial spirit. After the true spirit transformed into the Dao, the primordial spirit could no longer be simply summarized as the primordial spirit, but should be called the Great Dao.

As his cultivation reached the Golden Immortal realm, his primordial spirit achieved the Great Dao, and his calculation ability soared accordingly, surpassing even the two hundred and nine True Qi brains he had previously refined.

Even if he adjusts the composition of his True Qi Brain to that of Immortal Qi Brain, he will still be unable to catch up with the computational power of his current primordial spirit.

Now only his primordial spirit brain can keep up with his cultivation pace, so he wants to put the primordial spirit brain plan, which he had previously abandoned, back on the agenda.

Furthermore, the structure of the primordial spirit brain may be quite different from the structure previously planned. After all, although the original primordial spirit brain structure was advanced, it still could not keep up with the current realm. Moreover, Luo Zu had many plans for his mind sea and heavens. Under these plans, the primordial spirit brain he originally calculated was really not enough.

Therefore, the structure of the new primordial spirit brain cannot follow the current primordial spirit structure, otherwise it would not be able to withstand it. The new primordial spirit brain structure will be constructed according to the illusory Dao Fruit period.

At this time, the calculation power of the primordial spirit is seventy-eight times that of a ninth-grade true qi brain, but the energy consumed in the calculation is eighty-six times that of a true qi brain. However, the utilization rate of the spirit is extremely high, and the energy and consciousness it occupies are only eighteen times that of a true qi brain.

Now that Luo Zu has undergone earth-shattering changes, he is worlds apart from Xuanxian. Controlling this new version of the primordial spirit brain is a trivial matter, and constructing it is also a matter of moments. Therefore, after Luo Zu had this idea and finished deducing the structure of the primordial spirit brain, he refined the primordial spirit brain into thirty-six pieces.

Its speed was so fast that it was truly unbelievable. Even before Luo Zu achieved the status of a Xuanxian, he could hardly have imagined that someone at this level could possess such abilities.

Of course, this is also due to Luo Zu's cultivation level. His cultivation and accumulation are above those of ordinary newly promoted Xuanxian. After all, no Golden Immortal has achieved such a comprehensive understanding of the many Great Daos besides the Great Dao of Incarnation, and all of them have reached the level of Xuanxian blossoming the Great Dao Flower.

These are all feedbacks he has accumulated through his tireless cultivation of various paths of cultivation.

Now that he has achieved this, Luo Zu is delighted, but he knows that he still needs to continue accumulating knowledge and experience. He has also come up with a way to amplify the positive feedback he has received from these efforts.

He also plotted to hide his primordial spirit brain within the Great Dao. In this way, the primordial spirit brain, which had already transformed into a primordial spirit and whose reality was uncertain, could penetrate deep into the Great Dao, almost as if Luo Zu himself had transformed into another Dao.

However, this kind of transformation is not as profound as the transformation of the Dao Fruit, it does not have uniqueness, and it will not monopolize the Great Dao. Later generations can still transform the Dao and become Golden Immortals.

The power of the Great Dao obtained in this way is not as great as that of the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit, but it is comparable to the power of the Great Dao brought by the Illusory Dao Fruit.

Moreover, this has another great advantage: it eliminates the need to worry about which Great Dao was transformed into a Golden Immortal by a certain senior.

However, there are difficulties in transforming the primordial spirit and brain into the Dao. If it is only that Luo Zu uses the Great Dao Net to touch all the Great Daos and uses his own understanding as a bridge to draw on the power of the Great Daos in the world, thereby achieving all kinds of incredible abilities, then the transformation of the primordial spirit and brain into the Dao is like the Dao Fruit, which has the suspicion of seizing the Great Dao. It is just not as deep and intense, so the backlash from the Great Dao should be shallower.

However, though it may seem shallow, it is not without its own contradictions. The great Dao will inevitably have its conflicts, and these conflicts will take some time to resolve.

Luo Zu didn't want to go through countless tribulations again. He didn't want to become the Heavenly Emperor, nor was he named Zhang Bairen. He just wanted to occupy more of the Great Dao and refine his primordial spirit and brain so that he could be more... "smarter".

As for other things like being omniscient and omnipotent, or the master of all paths, they are just side effects.

"Strike while the iron is hot, and I will directly guide the thirty-six primordial spirits to make contact with the thirty-six Great Daos first." Luo Zu then acted as matchmaker.

(End of this chapter)