The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

"The Sixth Prince is truly a great man."

Inside the abbot's cave, a faint, shimmering light spread out, revealing a dark figure sitting cross-legged on a bed made of bluestone slabs.

The joyful figure celebrating was none other than Luo Zu, who was cultivating in seclusion in the Kunlun Mountains.

After much scheming, he finally achieved a great victory, imprisoning the Sixth Prince of the Golden Crow in the multiverse of mountains and seas, making him a fundamental part of it, and from then on, he could only become the source of light and darkness in this world.

Moreover, because the multiverse of mountains and seas has completely ceased to be the primordial world, most of the power of the Sixth Prince of the Golden Crow is restrained and difficult to release.

Furthermore, because He had previously trapped Himself in a state of abstract concepts of indeterminate information in order to resist Luo Zu's Law of Nothingness, He was now unable to control Him and could only let Luo Zu mold and shape Him.

This scheme is a mix of truth and deception, with some things being kept secret, but these things will certainly not be hidden from the eyes of those important figures.

Luo Zu's gaze was deep and unfathomable.

Apart from the thoughts in his mind, it's unlikely that any of his actions could escape the notice of the two in Heaven.

But he succeeded in his mission.

This does not mean that Zhenyuan Daxian's plan to cover up the secrets of heaven for him was successful; it simply means that the two in the Heavenly Court tacitly approved of his scheme.

So if he's scheming so much, then those two must be scheming just as much.

Perhaps his schemes were merely part of their plan.

Upon reviewing the operation, Luo Zu discovered many oversights.

Logically speaking, with his abilities, he should be able to devise the most perfect plan and execute it flawlessly without any mistakes.

But the result was not like that.

With the intervention of a more powerful force, a tiny flaw appeared in the execution of the plan. However, this tiny flaw was precisely what made the plan necessary, as if without it, the plan would have failed.

But this oversight was not part of his plan.

If that's the case, he would rather not carry out the plan.

A Taiyi would naturally not want any of his actions to be interfered with by outsiders.

This proves that even his existence is interfered with, and his fate is woven under the surveillance of others.

Luo Zu thought about it more and more, but in the end, he resolved all his longing.

After exhaling a few breaths, Luo Zu suppressed these thoughts and decided not to let them linger.

If we continue to imagine things this way, "going astray in cultivation" would probably become inevitable.

The negative forces of the Sea of ​​Bitterness are still watching him closely, and they will drag him there to become a "saint".

Of course, he also felt resentful and unhappy.

But so what? Although he has now attained the Taiyi realm, who says that Taiyi is not an ant?

Before such beings, the path to destruction of the Dharma-ending Age can be easily grasped, and then it will overturn everything, and no matter what kind of Taiyi you are, you will perish.

Just as his longing was gradually subsiding.

A divine thought descended from the sky.

The divine sense wanted to enter his cave, but he stopped it at the door.

These days, Luo Zu's cave is no longer a place where just any Tom, Dick, or Harry can barge in.

However, Luo Zu still let Him in afterward.

Under the forceful manipulation of the rules of the Luo Zu Cave, this divine thought transformed into a human form.

The divine sense examined the changes in its projected avatar within the cave, and its expression became somewhat strange.

After all, it is no longer its original form, but has taken on the appearance of a human, and it was not something that it willingly transformed into.

"Fellow Daoist Luo Zu's Daoist techniques are even more formidable now," He said with a deep gaze.

Luo Zu chuckled: "Fellow Daoist Di Ting, what brings you here again today?"

"Wasn't my arrival exactly what you expected, fellow Daoist?" Di Ting replied.

Luo Zu nodded: "Did the Heavenly Emperor send you?"

"no."

Luo Zu was not surprised by this. After reviewing the situation, he understood the profound wisdom of these great figures.

"So, Fellow Daoist Diting, you've come here because of our friendship?" Luo Zu asked with a smile.

This statement carries a hint of teasing.

Di Ting shook his head repeatedly: "That's not the reason, and the friendship between us cannot be judged by that."

This acknowledges the strong bond formed through their numerous exchanges.

"Then, may I ask why you have come, my friend?"

Di Ting replied, "I only wish to ask where you sent the Sixth Prince, fellow Daoist?"

Luo Zu countered, "Fellow Daoist Di Ting, who oversees all realms, how could you not know in which universe I have suppressed Him?"

Di Ting said silently, "You took Him beyond the primordial wilderness, how can I possibly find Him?"

"Since that's the case, it's no longer within your authority, so why insist on its whereabouts?" Luo Zu said leisurely.

Hearing this, he could only remain silent.

Because what Luo Zu said made sense. He always adhered to his duties in the Heavenly Court, and could even be said to be too rigid and inhumane.

Now, however, He has to go against His principles of the past for the sake of the Sixth Prince, which naturally makes Him feel helpless and troubled.

Although the Heavenly Emperor did not say much and did not ask Him to consult on this matter, He did not want to fail the Heavenly Emperor's kindness.

Having communicated with Him for many years, Luo Zu naturally understood His conflicted thoughts about the Heavenly Court.

The Heavenly Emperor has shown kindness, but he has little affection for the Heavenly Court and even harbors hatred and resentment towards some of the demon gods.

Because of this internal conflict, He sometimes does things that don't go His mind.

"Does the Heavenly Emperor not know?" Luo Zu asked again.

"He should know." Di Ting recalled that he had reported to the Heavenly Emperor, who then rejected his suggestion.

With the Heavenly Emperor's power, there is probably nothing in the Chaos of Limitless Emptiness that can be completely hidden from Him, unless another Primordial Chaos intervenes.

Luo Zu's heart sank slightly. Although he had already guessed it, he was still somewhat afraid when he confirmed it.

That was the Heavenly Emperor, a Quasi-Saint of Primordial Chaos, one of only five supreme beings in the world.

"It seems the Heavenly Emperor knows about me now," Luo Zu sighed again.

Moreover, given the Heavenly Emperor's power, if he knows about him now, then in the past... he would also know about his existence.

Therefore, nothing about Luo Zu could be hidden from Him; He probably even knew about Luo Zu's origins in the heavens.

What about those ancient stories?

Even the Heavenly Emperor was unaware of Luo Zu's inclinations; perhaps the secrets of Heaven were being concealed by the sages.

However, since the sages were taking action for him, an unknown nobody, the Heavenly Emperor would inevitably become more suspicious. Thus, he would have to devote more energy to him, using His River and Luo Book to deduce things.

We might be able to deduce some minor details.

In doing so, the Heavenly Emperor would have some idea of ​​the future situation of the prehistoric world.

Therefore, the future landscape of the Lich Kingdom may change.

Luo Zu only hoped that his thoughts were just needless worry.

But we must still be wary.

After all, many things are interconnected and have far-reaching consequences.

He dares not observe the future, lest he be influenced by the Heavenly Emperor, leading to errors in his observations and affecting his mind and spirit.

Silently reciting to himself, Di Ting was no longer in the mood to chat, and Luo Zu didn't want to talk any more either, so in the end he could only see the guest off.

But just as he sent Di Ting away, a strange phenomenon occurred in the sky. (End of Chapter)