The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 489 Now he is omniscient, and one day he will be omnipotent.

"So it doesn't need noodles?"

Sitting quietly in the Great Luo Heaven, Luo was contemplating the mysteries of this world, trying to understand the secrets of heaven and earth and break free from the constraints imposed upon him.

With the blessing of his Great Dao of Existence, Da Luo Tian is now omniscient in this world. Even the Vengeful Gu God General, hidden deep within his foundation, cannot hide anything from him, including his thoughts.

Just as Luo Zu is now able to control the thoughts and memories of all living beings in the Heavens and Earth of the Mind.

As for omnipotence, creating matter, fabricating souls, manipulating wisdom, transforming matter, and distorting the rules of Taoism, these can be partially achieved. Some extremely precious substances can only be created through special means. As for those magical treasures and spiritual treasures, and innate objects, they cannot be created stably and must be determined randomly. In the event of the creation of heaven and earth, those innate objects may or may not exist.

In short, nothing is certain, but if more of the world is created and all conditions are used, the probability of a specific innate object appearing will be higher.

Furthermore, the mind is wondrous in itself. Although it can be distorted and altered through various means to be molded into the shape one desires, the mind is already impure and no longer pure. It will be difficult to go far on the path of cultivation, and one will definitely not be able to cultivate to the level of a Golden Immortal.

As for those below the Golden Immortal level, once they reach the level of Luo Zu, they naturally understand that "juniors" below the Golden Immortal level can be manipulated at will.

But that's no different from crafting magical artifacts; it won't lead to becoming a Golden Immortal.

Therefore, the Lich and Demon races have countless ways to mass produce troops.

The book returned to its original place, and at this moment, Luo Zu discovered that the Vengeful Gu God was making those little tricks. Seeing how "childish" He was, even imitating his face, it was truly laughable.

However, Luo Zu was not angered by this.

This guy is just messing around when he has nothing better to do. It should be said that he can hardly make any good decisions anymore. Most of his consciousness has been trapped in maintaining the basic operating rules of this world.

Moreover, He found it enjoyable, clearly believing that He could find His own path to spiritual cultivation within it.

However, Luo Zu was no longer willing to indulge Him, or rather, Luo Zu had already found the solution.

After all, in the Great Luo Heaven, nothing in the world can be hidden.

Without further ado, Luo Zu, seated in the Great Luo Heaven, wrote a talisman.

He casually tossed the talisman into the sky, and it landed directly on the southeastern sea.

The two "little kids," who were still dumbfounded, were trying to figure out how to beg for mercy so that the familiar giant in front of them would spare them.

But in the blink of an eye, a talisman, like an autumn leaf, gently landed on the head of the enormous creature.

Although the talisman was only the size of a palm, it was like a speck of dust compared to the giant. However, the two of them immediately saw the giant as if it were on fire. It thrashed and struggled in the sea a hundred times, stirring up waves that were thousands of feet high and thousands of miles long, rolling and crashing into the distance.

Upon seeing this, the two were naturally terrified.

But the thousand-foot-tall ship beneath their feet didn't sway at all, as if a giant hand was supporting it from below, preventing it from drifting with the waves.

They didn't pay much attention to this phenomenon; they only gazed at the enormous creature in the distance, writhing in agony in the water.

The enormous creature also let out a high-pitched and painful wail.

He looked like he was about to die.

They had only ever seen such howls from pigs that had been scalded with boiling water.

So they guessed that the giant might have a layer of nameless fire on his body, but they couldn't see it with their level of cultivation.

In the end, the giant "died".

At the same time, it spat out three treasures.

First, there was the talisman that fell from the sky; second, there was a long sword made of white bones; and third, there was a large seal made of white bones.

The talisman was thrown into Wang Ping'an's hand and stuck to the rusty sword in his hand.

The White Bone Sword then fell into Bai Amin's hands.

As for the final White Bone Seal, it fell into the hands of a figure lurking in the water, who was then slapped out of the seabed by the White Bone Seal and landed on the ship.

It was the Golden Serpent Sword Sect that had fallen into the sea earlier.

"Sect Master?!" Wang Ping'an and the other exclaimed in surprise.

After the Golden Serpent Sword Sect member stood still, a look of doubt appeared on her face. Then she flipped through the white bone seal in her hand.

Looking at the colossal creature in the distance, lying prostrate on the sea, it resembles a giant island.

Then she looked at Wang Ping'an again. The rusty sword in his hand, now that the talisman had been placed on it, had been cleansed of its rust and grime, revealing its sharp edge. Its sword light seemed to pierce one's eyes.

As for the white bone sword in Bai Amin's hand, it also possessed many mysterious and wondrous qualities, having gathered the power from the giant's spine.

"Sect Master, about this matter..."

"Just report the truth," said the Golden Serpent Sword Sect member, frowning.

The two young men fell silent, not uttering a single further word.

However, this trip to the Southeast Sea did not include that, because they were still searching for extraterrestrial stones.

"Killing" a sea giant is nothing.

Forward, keep moving forward.

They drifted further and further apart, day after day.

Wang Ping'an felt that the longsword in his hand was becoming sharper and sharper, but apart from being sharp, it had no other magical abilities.

Time flew by, and after ten days and half a month, they had circled the sea extensively, exploring the boundaries of the Southeast Sea, but the legendary celestial rock was still nowhere to be found.

Then, after going around in circles, they returned to the place where the giant had died.

"The extraordinary stone from outer space is right before our eyes."

The three of them ultimately came to this conclusion.

To be precise, it was the Golden Serpent Sword Sect that made this conclusion.

They then reached a conclusion regarding the theory of giant corpses.

They could cut water with their swords, but they didn't have the ability to burn the sea, let alone cast any spells on the giant's corpse.

Just when they were at their wits' end, Luo Zu had already taken back the consciousness of a vengeful Gu god general in the Great Luo Heaven.

This consciousness was drawn from a giant on the southeastern sea and sent here via a talisman he threw down.

"In the past, I was no match for you, but now you are in my grasp. You resentful Gu, do you know that fortunes can change every thirty years?" Luo Zu, having achieved his goal, also put on a mocking face.

The wisp of consciousness of the Vengeful Gu God General has some ability to think independently. It is not afraid of Luo Zu. It simply takes on a human face and then displays various human emotions and expressions, finally settling on an expression of resentment.

"Luo Zu, you brat, though I lost today, it's not because of you, but simply because of bad luck," the Vengeful Gu God General said indignantly.

Luo Zu had long since grasped His every thought and intention, whether normal or sordid. Whatever had crossed His mind, even if it was just a fleeting thought, Luo Zu knew it.

At that moment, a terrifying thought arose in his mind—even a Golden Immortal is nothing more than this.

He quickly dismissed that thought. He must never underestimate the people of the world.

"The Crown Prince has given you so many benefits, shouldn't he share some with me, the one who suffered the most?" Luo Zu said with a smile.

(End of this chapter)