The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

"Is this the immortal realm?"

All the doubts from the ascendants of the "lower realm" were tied to this sigh.

"From the lower realm? Which realm? Which grotto-heaven? Come register with me." A greeting interrupted the ascendant's curiosity.

The ascendants soon found the source of the call.

Dressed in black, with a jade-like face and a golden crown, and sporting a long, three-pronged beard, he was quite the ethereal immortal.

"Are you... an immortal?" The ascendant remained vigilant, secretly clutching his magical artifact, ready to fight to the death at any moment.

"I suppose so. This realm isn't the Immortal Realm, but rather a realm that's close to it. Tell me, which world did you come from, or which celestial realm did you ascend to?" the man said casually.

His carefree yet respectful attitude instilled a strange fondness in the ascendants.

"I am Chu Kuangren, a Qi cultivator from the Dragon Roar Realm. I have achieved perfect cultivation and ascended to the Upper Realm. I am here for the first time and hope that you will give me your guidance, senior." The ascendant slowly introduced himself.

"Hmm, I should give you some pointers. Heaven and earth are like mud and sand, and the universe is like a vast ocean. Now that you have emerged from the mud and sand and entered this vast ocean, you must first get rid of this earthy smell," the immortal said leisurely.

As he spoke, clusters of milky white light flew out of his hand and landed on Chu Kuangren.

After a few quick washes, Chu Kuangren felt as if a thousand-pound burden had been lifted from his shoulders, and he was about to float into the air.

Fortunately, he used his divine power to fall back onto the bluestone floor.

"Senior, what's wrong with me?"

"The mortal world is full of turbid air; if it is not dispersed, one would not be an immortal," the immortal said.

Chu Kuangren nodded as if he understood but not quite. Although he was a top figure in the Dragon Roar Realm, whose words could be considered the best in the world, he was a nobody when he first arrived here. He knew nothing and had to listen to others for everything.

"I have endured nine tribulations: the tribulation of earth and fire, the tribulation of wind and gale, the tribulation of inner demons, and the tribulation of Dao Yuan. Each one is more severe than the last. In the end, I finally refined the Nine Tribulations Primordial Spirit, shattered the void, broke through the shackles of heaven and earth, and finally arrived in this world, transforming into an immortal. I never expected that I would still be carrying this turbid worldly energy, which almost knocked me down to the dust." Chu Kuangren couldn't help but feel fortunate.

"Thank you very much, senior," Chu Kuangren said gratefully.

Now he can truly sense that his immortal energy is becoming more active, and the shackles that the Dragon Roar Realm had placed on him are being broken. The Refining Void and Merging with the Dao realm is nearing its end, and the True Immortal realm is within his grasp.

"Your immortal body also needs to be reforged. Come with me to the Pool of Ascension." The immortal raised his hand.

Then Chu Kuangren felt the world change color. Everything happened in an instant. In fact, he could say that he only felt the environment change, but did not feel how the environment changed or why it changed.

"Is this what immortals in the celestial realm are like?" Chu Kuangren exclaimed inwardly.

He then heard the immortal point to the stars in the sky and introduce him to the situation of his immortal realm: "This realm is now divided into thirty-eight star regions, which correspond to the thirty-eight constellations in the star sea."

"You are now in the Vermilion Bird Star Region, the Great World of Sword Dawn."

"Let me tell you about the division of heaven and earth. There is a great heaven and earth, and naturally there is a small heaven and earth, which are attached to the grotto heaven. In addition, there are also ethereal wonders. There are not many ethereal wonders here. Most of them were formed when the Golden Immortals from beyond the realm invaded and were killed by the Heavenly Demon King and the only god of the Floating Life Realm."

After the explanation, Chu Kuangren was completely confused.

It contains a great deal of information, including legendary stories of some of the world's top figures.

"I wonder where I should go from here? I hope you can give me some guidance," Chu Kuangren then asked.

"You should first learn a language of this world, such as human language, or the language of the demon race, or even the language of the barbarians," the immortal said, suggesting a different approach.

After the immortal pointed this out, Chu Kuangren finally realized that something had been amiss from the beginning until now.

It turns out that it was his own speech. Although there was nothing he couldn't understand when talking to immortals, he could now perceive the difference upon closer listening.

Very big.

This difference surprised him.

He didn't care that despite the huge language difference, he could still understand what the immortal was saying.

After all, this is an immortal from the upper realm.

"If you still want to go to the Immortal Realm and a wider world, there's still a lot you need to learn. I suggest you go to the Central Great World." The immortal finally pointed in a direction.

Upon hearing this, Chu Kuangren nodded repeatedly, expressing his deep gratitude for the immortal's guidance.

"Where is the Central Great World headed?" he asked again, because as his divine sense was released, everything around him was shrouded in a fog, making him unable to see anything. At this moment, he was completely blind.

"That's quite far, about 30,000 light-years away."

"Light-year?" This word was new to Chu Kuangren.

However, he quickly realized that it was a unit of distance, not a unit of time.

"The distance that light travels in one year is a light-year."

"Thirty thousand light-years..." Chu Kuangren dared not even imagine the length of such a distance.

"If you don't want to go, you can stay in the Vermilion Bird Star Region, but opening the immortal gate here will require even more power," the immortal said.

Chu Kuangren still refused to stay here; he wanted to go to the Central World.

Especially after learning some key information about the immortal sects.

"Before becoming an immortal, there are different realms, and after becoming an immortal, there are also differences in realms. Immortals are divided into True Immortals, Celestial Immortals, Mysterious Immortals, Golden Immortals, Taiyi, and Daluo." The immortal then explained to him.

Chu Kuangren listened with great interest.

"But this realm can only produce Golden Immortals. If you want to go further, you must go to the Upper Realm, the Primordial Wilderness," the immortal said earnestly at the end.

The madman of Chu already yearned for it.

"Only the Golden Immortal attains immortality and lives as long as the universe."

He wanted to become a Golden Immortal, and he wanted to acquire even more.

"Thank you for the reminder, senior." Chu Kuangren bowed respectfully.

"Yes, go ahead." The immortal waved his sleeve.

Chu Kuangren's figure was scattered like sand in the wind.

The immortal was not surprised by this; after all, it was his own supernatural power that he used, so how could he find it strange?

And this immortal was none other than Luo Zu, the master of all the heavens in this sea of ​​the heart.

Chu Kuangren was not the first ascendant he had "guided," but the three hundred and sixty-first.

However, these ascendants come from different sources, and the so-called Dragon Realm is just one of them.

In truth, these worlds are not heaven and earth, but merely small, secluded grottoes.

It is merely a grotto-heaven in the primordial land, and also a grotto-heaven in some of the vast universes.

Since ascending from the grotto-heaven, the scale of its realm is smaller than that of the heavens in the Heart Sea. Therefore, this ascension is legitimate and not a direct ascension from the primordial land, which would be contrary to common sense.

After guiding so many ascendants, Luo Zu finally pieced together the reason for their ascension.

Someone was interfering, perhaps to harm him, or perhaps to use him to clear his name.

As for who is behind this, Luo Zu has some clues. (End of Chapter)