The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 463 Pangu is still developing, transforming into seventy-two forms

The mountain is too high to climb; only the cloud tops are visible, not the summit. A lone wild goose cannot cross it, and there is no trace of the immortals.

That place is Buzhou Mountain, the pillar of the vast wilderness, the number one divine mountain in the world.

This mountain is of unknown height, but it supports the heavens and the earth.

As is well known, the primordial world has been constantly growing, so Mount Buzhou must have risen accordingly.

At this moment, Luo Zu, standing at the foot of Buzhou Mountain, was pondering whether Buzhou Mountain was growing, pushing the primordial world to expand, or whether the primordial world was growing taller, pulling this "spine" to grow taller.

"Could it be that the great god Pangu is still in his developmental stage?"

This absurd idea flashed through Luo Zu's mind.

This time, Luo Zu sent a wisp of his divine consciousness as a clone, which transformed into a wisp of Wu Earth essence, in an attempt to find the Dharma meaning of the central Wu Earth Qi.

Therefore, he made a special trip to Buzhou Mountain.

"Mount Buzhou, oh Mount Buzhou," Luo Zu murmured to himself.

Upon seeing the complete Buzhou Mountain, he couldn't help but think of one thing: that in the future, Gonggong would angrily strike Buzhou Mountain and break it in two.

Although he didn't know what kind of power an Ancestral Witch possessed, this was Mount Buzhou! How could it be broken by a mere Ancestral Witch?

Even the saints won't come to save us?

And what about that mysterious and unpredictable Hongjun Ancestor? Doesn't he know how to put up a fight?

However, the future is uncertain. After all, the current prehistoric world is somewhat ambiguous in the eyes of Luo Zu. Although the characters are the same and the major events have not changed, many minor events are not quite right.

Luo Zu calmed his mind amidst the raging mountain winds, ceasing his excessive thoughts and instead quietly experiencing the atmosphere of this towering mountain, formed from the spine of the great god Pangu.

He was like a fisherman on a vast ocean during a typhoon, struggling to navigate his small boat through raging waves, on the verge of capsizing and sinking to the bottom of the sea at any moment.

Luo Zu was not afraid. He simply went with the flow, letting the vast and boundless power of Buzhou Mountain push him along. Only in this way could he possibly unravel the long-standing mystery that had plagued him.

Given the speed at which Luo Zu cultivated the five elements and five directions of the previous four paths, the central Earth element should have been completed naturally, taking only a few thousand years. However, five thousand years passed in the blink of an eye, and Luo Zu still had no clue. Even with his "world-shaking wisdom," he could not comprehend its mysteries.

That's why we're in this situation now.

Of course, his true body is still hidden in the Kunlun Mountains; he has only sent out this clone.

The damage from the clones wouldn't affect him, so making this trip wouldn't be a big deal.

However, this moment was somewhat dangerous, as it was a clash of wills, and if Luo Zu was not careful, he would be in trouble.

It's normal to lose several years' worth of cultivation.

The mountain wind was still howling, as if a giant was roaring in front of him; most people would probably have a heart attack from fright.

No, ordinary people can't get that close to Buzhou Mountain.

Besides feeling tense and cautious as he struggled against the power of Buzhou Mountain, Luo Zu also felt a sense of unease.

He didn't sense the so-called central earth energy he wanted at all; instead, he sensed a different kind of all-encompassing Dharma.

It is as if the entire world can contain all things, mountains, forests, rivers, beasts, birds, insects, and microorganisms, all of which are contained within it.

Suddenly, Luo Zu realized that he had fallen into a kind of cognitive bias, and that although he was gathering the five elements of metal, wood, water and fire from the four directions quickly, he was doing so in a very biased way.

The Five Elements and Five Directions should not be limited to Geng Metal, Yi Wood, Xuan Water, Li Fire, and Wu Earth. This is because the Twelve Heavenly Generals' differentiation of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth cannot be confined. There are also many branch paths under the Five Elements Great Dao, and the same applies to the branch paths under the Five Directions. They should not be limited to one place.

only……

Other Golden Immortals all came from the same path. Luo Zu recalled the many rogue Golden Immortals he had interacted with over the years, especially those Golden Immortals in Kunlun Mountain who had already taken their first steps. None of them had truly absorbed all the mysteries of the Five Elements and Five Directions.

It's only a part; given Luo Zu's current state, he has probably only absorbed a portion of it and is unlikely to have mastered the Five Elements Gathering.

"The road ahead is long and arduous, but I will persevere in my pursuit of knowledge."

Luo Zu sighed, and his clone withdrew from Buzhou Mountain.

……

"I must go down the mountain to experience the vastness of the world and the weight of the earth," a sudden thought came to Luo Zu's mind.

"No, no." But he suppressed that thought.

The area beneath Kunlun Mountain is now incredibly dangerous, especially for a Golden Immortal like him; the perils are beyond description.

So he divided his thoughts into seventy-two separate thoughts, which became seventy-two incarnations, and each descended the mountain.

These incarnations are not limited to human form; they come in various shapes and sizes, including jackals, tigers, leopards, centipedes, giant dragons, and winged demons.

Furthermore, Luo Zu also arranged extraordinary cultivation methods for each of them.

"Fellow Daoists, let's set off."

They will observe the prehistoric world from a perspective completely different from that of Luo Zu.

"You're too kind, Venerable One." Everyone laughed and then transformed into streaks of light of various colors, shooting down the mountain.

Meanwhile, the true form of Luo Zu remained in seclusion, not appearing in public.

Ten years, then twenty years have passed.

The bloody battlefield in the East China Sea continues unabated, showing no sign of stopping.

However, Luo Zu Lian Sheng's primordial spirit brain also has ten transformations.

News of my distant friend, the Crane Boy, has still not arrived, and I do not know whether he is alive or dead.

But as a disciple of a saint, he should not be schemed against by those with great supernatural powers.

Therefore, Luo Zu was not very worried about Him.

He would occasionally look up at the sky.

Since the Eastern King Duke attacked the Heavenly Court, he has not returned and we do not know whether he is alive or dead, or whether he has won or lost.

What kind of trap will the demon race set for Him?

Nineteen years after Luo Zu split his body and descended the mountain, Xuan Du came looking for him.

"I'm going down the mountain for a while, would you like to come along, fellow Daoist?" Xuandu Daoist extended an invitation.

Luo Zu then asked, "Fellow Daoist, are you also like the Crane Boy? Are you seeking your own Great Dao?"

Xuandu shook his head: "I have my own place to go, but I can't find peace of mind in Kunlun, so I want to go down the mountain."

Luo Zu nodded, not trying to persuade Him. After all, Xuan Du Daoist had also cultivated the Supreme Pure Heart Sutra and knew that cultivating the mind was paramount on the path of cultivation.

Unlike other cultivators in the primordial world, who were unaware of these key points.

However, Luo Zu did not feel that there was anything wrong with his mind, so he refused Xuan Du Daoist's invitation.

Why must one wander through the mortal world to cultivate their mind?

Moreover, the mortal world of the primordial era...

Does He exist in the mortal world?

It's not even as much as the numerous and complicated matters that Luo Zu collected in the eighty-eight directions of the Heavens and Earths in the Sea of ​​Mind in a single day.

So if you want to ask if Luo Zu has refined his mind in the mortal world, then he can let them experience the "humanistic and historical depth" of the myriad heavens in his heart.

Grudges and entanglements, love and hate, loyalty and bravery, personal feelings, feelings between different races, and grievances between different tribes are all intertwined here.

However, Luo Zu did not let Xuan Du experience these things, so He descended the mountain.

But soon after, he received a message.

The Crane Boy is dead.

(End of this chapter)