The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

These words were certainly touching, but after saying them, Huowa could no longer see Luo Zu's figure.

"Sigh, busy, everyone's busy, good thing they're busy." Huowa clapped his hands and sighed.

He recalled the days when he followed Luo Zu on his hunts.

They were very busy then, but very fulfilled.

I'm not so busy now, and I don't have to run around for three meals a day, but I always feel empty inside.

Wow.

Suddenly his spirit brightened, and he felt a little lighter.

"Huh, it seems we've been bewitched." Fire Boy exclaimed in surprise.

Fortunately, he gathered three thousand virtues and refined them into the original text of the Tao Te Ching.

However, his cultivation was insufficient; the original Tao Te Ching he had refined could only withstand seven demonic obstacles before collapsing on its own.

Once this demonic obstacle was cleared, he felt his primordial spirit become lighter, as if a heavy burden had been lifted, and he was about to take flight.

"Okay, okay, can the demon give me three, four, five, six, seven, or eight more times?" Huowa clearly felt that Xuanxian was getting closer to the next step.

If one were to consume the entire original text of the Tao Te Ching, one's cultivation level would surely rise by one level, allowing one to reach the second step of the Mysterious Immortal realm.

Luo Zu looked at his simple-minded appearance from afar, shook his head, and then turned into light and disappeared.

After taking off, Luo Zu didn't linger much. He simply showered a light drizzle over the vast territory of the Upper Cave Man, spanning 180,000 light-years, to ward off illness and disaster.

He had witnessed the development of the Upper Cave Man, recording their progress in cultivation and daily life skills. After all, the Cloud Bookstore was still under maintenance and was much larger than when it was first established. It had undergone several version updates, and under the joint maintenance of the sages of Fire Cloud Cave Heaven, it had become a long-term stable spiritual environment. This realm was in a state of ethereal emptiness, not belonging to matter, but with a slight infusion of spiritual energy. It was mainly built on the foundation of spirit as a link.

After such a world was constructed, it could accommodate three billion people living within it at the same time. However, their activities were limited to discussions and wandering around. As for debating laws and doctrines, cultivating the Dao, and so on, it was not enough to support them. Such activities would easily cause this spiritual world to collapse.

As more and more members of the clan join, the number of True Immortals and Celestial Immortals who maintain the stability of this spiritual world also increases. In the future, this spiritual world may even directly transform into a real material world that can accommodate physical bodies and allow people to cultivate and practice magic within it.

But at present, nothing can be done. We can only exchange some experiences or communicate face-to-face, even if we are tens of millions of miles apart. At least the physical sensations and realities of the physical bodies involved are of no use.

Luo Zu merely paid homage to this spiritual world, and his gaze was a power that could be transformed into an eternal light that was bestowed upon it.

Therefore, theoretically speaking, this spiritual world now has the protection of Luo Zu's vision, so it is basically free from the tragic ending of collapse.

However, the pressure on the human race must not stop. It is best not to reveal all the benefits at once, otherwise laziness and recklessness will be mixed in like food additives, which are given away for free.

Luo Zu had experienced many such things, after all, he had created many worlds, including many human races. Humans developed civilizations, and civilizations gradually headed towards destruction for various reasons, but all with the same result. Therefore, Luo Zu chose to restrain himself and stay away. Otherwise, if he were to become an unstable factor and affect human civilization, it would inevitably bring about new and unpredictable destruction.

Well, this is not an excuse for Luo Zu to avoid taking responsibility for the Upper Caveman civilization.

It was just a little rant from the bottom of my heart after observing countless civilizations, like seeing a group of camels laying camel eggs in different postures and with different shapes. Although camels don't actually lay camel eggs, the bizarre events that Luo Zu observed were even more bizarre than that.

After his will returned to the seventh dimension, Luo Zu also glanced at Xu, who was adventuring in some great world.

No, the Golden Immortal who took Xu on his adventures through the vast world has already noticed his attention.

So Luo Zu casually extracted a wisp of His will, invited it into his cave in Kunlun Mountain, and personally crafted a physical body for Him.

His name is Baiyan, which was formed from a mountain peak in the primordial world. He cultivated for 30 million years and became a Golden Immortal. He also has the genius to launch rockets in the Stone Age.

As for Luo Zu, that was like launching rockets in the Cambrian period...

As for Taiyi and the others... enough with the nonsense, they should worry about themselves first.

"Fellow Daoist, you have also practiced the human race's transformation technique?" Luo Zu revealed a look of surprise, but it was too fake, like praising a delicious dish when in fact it was tasteless.

"Isn't this method created by Daojun?" Baiyan asked in return.

This is a straightforward, unpredictable person. He speaks bluntly and gets straight to the point, without wasting words with Luo Zu.

Luo Zu calmly nodded: "Then do you know why I invited you here?"

"I know, for Xu's sake." Bai Yan did not lie, or rather, He would not lie; such emotion would not appear in His barren soul.

The stone man was truly bizarre.

"No, that's not it," Luo Zu denied His conclusion.

"Then why?" Bai Yan asked curiously, his thin face, now in human form, showing curiosity and doubt, as well as a hint of worry.

Luo Zudu seemed to be able to see a completely segmented sector on His face.

"Because you glanced at me," Luo Zu laughed.

Then Baiyan "looked" at Luozu again. He obviously didn't understand why Luozu would tell him this reason. It was too lame. Even though his emotions were not as rich as those of humans and other flesh-and-blood races, now that he had completed most of the steps to become a human, and after observing many humans and living with them, imitating and absorbing many emotions, he felt that Luozu's reason was really untenable.

It's like taking a bite of delicious food and then saying it tastes awful.

There's a song that's sung well.

"Just because I glanced at you in the crowd?" Bai Yan replied aptly.

This is not because Bai Yan was also a transmigrator or reincarnator; it's just that Luo Zu unintentionally spread this song among the Upper Cave Man.

"Why do you want to become human?" Luo Zu suddenly turned around and asked, almost breaking Bai Yan's old back.

After thinking for a moment, Bai Yan replied, "Because I've never been a human being."

Luo Zu looked at the traces He had left in the prehistoric world. Although he could not investigate the thoughts of a Golden Immortal, he could analyze many things from these behavioral patterns.

This is a habitual imitator, or perhaps He is used to being alone and wants to integrate into some group. After all, His kind, the mountains, will not respond to Him, only those races with thoughts and wisdom. So He wanders around, changing forms to join various races.

Then, during his interactions with humans, like a curious puppy, he tentatively learned the art of transformation, and afterwards could never transform back.

The power of this transformation technique is too great; even if He were a Golden Immortal, He could not reverse it.

And just like that, the human race gained a Golden Immortal for free. (End of Chapter)