The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 578 The Primordial Spirit Displays Divine Power in the Universe, the Dao Declines and the Da

Chapter 635 The Primordial Spirit Displays Divine Power in the Universe; When the Dao Declines, Its Path Grows.

Whether a true spirit possesses emotions is something that Luo Zu is well aware of; it is indispensable.

While many studies suggest that emotions originate from various hormones in the body, this is a prehistoric mythological era where emotions and desires are not only derived from bodily hormones but also arise from the spiritual realm.

The true spirit is the foundation of all living beings. After many beings die, their true spirit dissipates and dissolves into the world along with their physical bodies.

Ordinary living beings have no connection to their own true spirit, and naturally, they do not experience the so-called seven emotions and six desires.

Once a cultivator has cultivated to the point of possessing a Yin spirit or a divine soul, they can discover the location of their own true spirit. At this point, they will naturally know the extent of their true spirit and whether it possesses any emotions.

At this moment, Luo Zu's true spirit was suspended in a higher dimension, using the power of the Taiyi realm to prevent it from falling into the mortal world, which was how he barely managed to resist this calamity of Dao decline.

He endured it all, using it to create an opportunity to think of a way to overcome the tribulation. But after much deliberation, he still had to rely on the Taiyi True Spirit of his primordial spirit universe to survive the tribulation.

Other methods are truly unpredictable, or may have already been used, but none of them can break this raging calamity of decline.

This calamity was truly terrifying; it held him fast and showed no intention of letting him go.

It can only be said that Ku Hai is stubborn and has already decided that he is the "leader".

But Luo Zu didn't want to accept this marriage. The title of "Big Brother of the Bitter Sea" didn't sound very good. If it really came to fruition, he would probably have to face the negative influence of many disasters.

Even those Great Luo Immortals who created the Sea of ​​Bitterness cannot allow him to sit in this chair.

Especially when they learned that a saint could be born from the sea of ​​suffering...

Then Luo Zu will be in trouble.

Just thinking about being ganged up on by a group of Great Luo Wuji made Luo Zu's scalp tingle, so he was determined to get rid of this title.

By mobilizing all the computational power of the primordial spirit universe, Luo Zu extrapolated events from his previous life to this one, thoroughly examining the memories of the past twenty-odd years, and then dissecting and studying the memories of the past sixty thousand years.

Examining oneself is a good thing. Luo Zu used to do this all the time, and even separated a part of his primordial spirit brain to constantly analyze and deconstruct himself.

Therefore, Luo Zu was quite adept at this task, but as he became more familiar with the process, he needed to find another way to break the deadlock.

The past and the future can always intertwine at some point to create a unique spark. In the memories of that distant past life, Luo Zu explored a great deal of scientific knowledge and the history of civilization.

They intended to obtain supplies from it to help themselves get through this difficult time.

They searched and searched, but could not find anything truly useful. Thoughts are free, and one can indulge in imagination, but when faced with the bottomless abyss of the sea of ​​suffering, the number of civilizations immersed within it is incomparable even if the time scale of human civilization on Earth were stretched ten thousand times or a hundred million times.

So don't think that Earth's civilization can surpass everything, surpass this barbaric era; that's absolutely impossible.

The primordial world contained not only carbon-based life forms, but also silicon-based, gaseous, spiritual, higher-dimensional, temporal, and spatial life forms—all sorts of inconceivable life forms. They could provide answers different from those of humans and generate vastly different and extraordinary civilizations.

What human civilization cannot do, they can do easily; of course, there are things they cannot do, but human civilization can accomplish with ease.

The differences between them cannot be explained by a thousand-year-old civilization.

Even if it is modern civilization, what can it do? When a true immortal descends and influences the Great Dao, he can render the vast majority of modern civilization's technology useless.

Even in the interstellar age, a true immortal can destroy something with just a thought.

Luo Zu had deduced this countless times: unless human civilization on Earth developed to an extremely high level as depicted in science fiction novels, it would be impossible to contend with the primordial immortals.

If you ask how these considerations helped Luo Zu overcome the decline of Tao, the answer is certainly yes; this is called drawing inferences from one instance to another.

"The sea of ​​suffering is not necessarily trying to capture me as a solution to the hatred of all living beings. Not all seas of suffering are like this. It is merely a scattered will of the sea of ​​suffering that is causing trouble. It is just taking advantage of the current collapse of the primordial world, the absence of the righteous law in the world, and the state of being in a state of annihilation and non-annihilation. It uses this illusion of annihilation and immortality to prolong the existence of the primordial multiverse to urge the entire sea of ​​suffering to attack me."

Suddenly, Luo Zu found a direction.

"Wouldn't that mean we could overcome this calamity by reshaping the primordial world?"

Luo Zu asked himself if he had such abilities; if he did, he wouldn't be unknown in this cave at this moment.

We should go and compete with those people "in the sky".

It's a real shame that he still can't get on the big stage, which is quite frustrating for Luo Zu.

The solution now is simple: wait for the great figures to reshape the primordial world, and the resentment of the Bitter Sea will weaken. In this way, the decline of Luo Zu's Dao will also be resolved.

It seems that this matter can be resolved so simply.

Keluozu did not know when the battle in the heavens would end, and he could only last for thirty-three years. After that, he would have to make another choice: either throw himself into the sea of ​​suffering, erase his own personality, and become the saint representative he was chosen to represent, or throw himself into the primordial universe and never interfere in any matters in the prehistoric world again.

Luo Zu was reluctant to abandon the foundation of this world, especially since the human race had already gotten back on track. All that remained was to get through this long period of conflict between the lich and the demons, and then the human race would enter its era.

So Luo Zu ultimately decided to find another way.

He looked down at his primordial spirit, which was already riddled with holes, while his once hard, magical body had been reduced to a pile of fragments. The terrifying decline of his Dao was still eroding his primordial spirit, and even tried to defile his true spirit by taking his primordial spirit with him.

Luo Zu knew he couldn't let this succeed, so he suppressed his emotions and calmed himself down with the Supreme Purity Heart Sutra.

"Now it is clear that this path of decline is not the complete descent of the sea of ​​suffering, but only a portion of it. Therefore, there is no need to be afraid. The more terrifying it is, the less of a match it will be for." Luo Zu calmly analyzed.

"When the Way declines, it must eventually heal it." Luo Zu sighed deeply.

As one cultivates and lives longer, one loses less of that indomitable spirit. Think of the ancestral witches' bravery in fighting the Eastern Emperor. They knew they could not be a match for two quasi-saints, but they still sacrificed their cultivation to fight them to the death.

Today we brave the waves, contending with the decline of the Way.

Luo Zu's heart gradually calmed down; his mind was made up, like an arrow released from a bow, it could not return.

Since the True Spirit broke free from its special state in a higher dimension, it fell into the mortal world and acquired two Dao Fruits.

One Wuji and one Wutai evolved, both formless and shapeless, colorless and soundless, and cannot be described by shape or imagined by thought.

call!

Luo Zu seemed to be blown by a cold wind, and his true spirit, like his primordial spirit, became fragmented.

When fighting against the decline of the Way, one cannot rely solely on the courage to risk one's life.

It requires an even more resolute determination to fight to the death.

The primordial spirit universe was projected into this abbot's cave at this moment.

Luo Zu's true spirit was instantly restored at this moment, and Taiyi's Daoist magic filled the space.

Originally shaken by the decline of the Dao and on the verge of disintegration, the two Dao fruits were subsequently stabilized.

When the Way declines, it vanishes as quietly as a gentle breeze.

However... the location of Luo Zu's primordial spirit universe in the chaos was also recorded in the primordial world, and perhaps one day it will be discovered by a great supernatural being.

(End of this chapter)

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