The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Luo Hou talked about many things, including heaven and earth, metaphysics and Taoism, and commented on many historical figures, but he just didn't mention the Taoist Ancestor.

Luo Zu thought that He might have been frightened by Dao Zu, and therefore dared not mention Dao Zu too much.

The Way of Time and Space, in its essence, ultimately explains how this tributary of past time has maintained its flow without drying up.

He seized the remains of the ancient Zhulong God, refined them, and continued this branch of time from the past. Later, it gradually became parallel to the river of time, during which another universe evolved. However, this dark universe did not upgrade into a multiverse with the changes of the primordial world, and remained unchanged.

"I wonder if you could return that wisp of my thought to me?" Luo Zu didn't miss the opportunity and hurriedly tried to get his thought back.

Luo Hou wasn't the kind of person who would resort to coercion or petty tricks, so he directly granted Luo Zu's request and returned that wisp of thought twice over.

Yes, that thought actually developed in this parallel universe branch, and after "long years," it split off into another strand of thought.

Luo Zu examined his own thoughts and realized that he wanted to take this opportunity to expand his influence and go further in the Taiyi realm.

Unfortunately, Rahu caught him and he could no longer act secretly.

"Thoughts are divided into thoughts, Fellow Daoist Luo Zu's enthusiasm for the Dao is truly profound." Luo Hou's words contained no praise whatsoever, but rather a hint of mockery.

But Luo Zu was not easily offended, so he didn't care about these few words of teasing. He simply said, "Without this, how could I have achieved what I have today?"

"Absolutely, absolutely!" Rahu clapped his hands.

As Luo Zu dealt with him, he also reviewed the information from the parallel universe brought about by the integration of his thoughts into his primordial spirit.

There was no demonic calamity filling this space and time; everything was as it always was, no different from usual, except that the entire universe was heading towards a state of primordial chaos.

But there is one thing: the lich no longer exists.

The Lich and Demon races still exist. After all, before they became the main characters of the prehistoric world, they had already filled every corner of the prehistoric world, so it was impossible to completely eliminate them.

However, the Lich and Lich races lacked their leaders, and therefore could not develop into two great races.

The war between the Lich King and the Demon King is over, but there is still a great calamity for the gods.

Based on its own existence, Rahu conducted its own unique experiments on this universe.

Luo Zu viewed all the cultivators in this primordial world as pioneers of exploration.

The Three Pure Ones are like this, as are Taiyi Dijun, Houtu and other ancestral witches, and even the Styx Ancestor has also been exploring various Taoist methods for a future.

Even now, this defeated opponent of the Dao Ancestor is constantly researching and improving.

However, Luo Zu could not quite understand Luo Hou's realm.

It's not quite like a mixed element, and you could even say it hasn't even met the standard.

It's called the Great Luo, but it's actually above that.

Moreover, He did not follow the path of the Great Luo Limitless. To be more precise, both the Great Luo Limitless and the Primordial Path were opened up by Dao Ancestor Hongjun, but Rahu wanted to forge his own path. Therefore, he also had the Great Luo Path.

This is like Luo Zu pioneering another Taiyi path.

But what path did He take?

Even now, Luo Zu still hasn't figured it out; it's somewhat similar to a method of transcendence and transcendence.

It is constantly transcending and breaking free from constraints, including the Great Dao, matter, time and space, itself, and the self.

Ultimately, one can reach a state of infinite transcendence.

"What a brilliant idea of ​​infinite transcendence." After exchanging ideas with Luo Zu, Luo Hou learned of his summary and clapped and cheered again.

"But why should cultivation require a certain level of attainment?" Rahu, however, possessed a far broader and more expansive spirit.

"The path of cultivation lies in transcending all boundaries," Rahu said.

Luo Zu was somewhat surprised. He thought that this person wanted to endlessly stack boxes, but he did not expect that He wanted to break all barriers and reshape true cultivation. The so-called realm of no realm was the "realm" that He wanted to obtain.

"But the road must be walked step by step, and cultivation cannot be accomplished overnight. Therefore, before there is a realm, there is a realm. Once you have successfully cultivated to a realm, you must practice to reach the state of no realm." Rahu talked about the road ahead.

"At what level does the Demon Ancestor think the ultimate realm is?" Luo Zu couldn't help but ask.

Rahu replied, "Great Rahu."

"Great Luo? Which Great Luo?" Luo Zu pressed.

Rahu replied: "The Great Rahu, who transcends all, is not bound by the Three Realms, is not constrained by the Five Elements, and is not bound by anything in the secular world. Cause and effect, time and space are not amplified. This is the Great Rahu."

"All-knowing and all-powerful, this is called the Great Luo."

"If that's the case, wouldn't there only be one Great Luo?" Luo Zu asked again.

"The Great Luos do not interfere with each other, the Great Luos do not affect each other, and the Great Luos know everything together. That is sufficient," Rahu replied.

Luo Zu shook his head inwardly upon hearing this; this kind of Great Luo was not what he wanted.

Although there are no constraints and no interference, does such a Da Luo still have any temperament?

Perhaps it was due to his overly strong personal emotions that Luo Zu found it difficult to accept such a Great Luo. After all, his privacy was gone, and such a Great Luo would inevitably fall into a bizarre situation: how should he get along with a Great Luo when their goals conflicted with his own?

Rahu's answer was: "We are both Great Rahu, why bother with such a thing?"

Are you still the Demon Ancestor? No, the definition of the word "demon" was added later. What exactly is a demon?

Is deviance from the norm what makes someone a demon?

Luo Zu countered, "What if a Great Luo Immortal hinders the Demon Ancestor from attaining the state of no realm?"

Rahu countered, "Once I attain the state of no more, won't they also attain this state together? Only by working together with one heart and one mind can we achieve the Great Luo. Why would they come to obstruct me?"

When Luo Zu heard this, he was speechless. Of course, he also understood why Luo Hou had deviated from the orthodox teachings.

The final interpretation of everything at the Great Luo Realm is yours, as is the veto power.

No wonder you are the Demon Ancestor. Luo Zu sighed sincerely.

If this Demon Ancestor were to return to the Primordial World, he would likely be killed by a combined force of numerous Great Luo Immortals and Great Luo Limitless Immortals within an instant.

"The moon has its phases, and the Great Dao also has its moments of deviation. The Demon Ancestor's actions have gone too far." Luo Zu then offered him some advice.

But he stopped himself from saying it, because he knew he had no right to lecture Rahu.

This old senior should be handed over to the Taoist Ancestor to be taught a lesson.

Of course, the Dao Ancestor might not teach him a lesson, and he would never fight the Dao Ancestor when he didn't have the ability to fight Hongjun.

But He must have some ulterior motive for bringing Luo Zu to this parallel universe.

Perhaps he was thinking of returning as a king, going back to the primordial world, and taking back everything he had lost.

Unfortunately, what He didn't know was that Luo Zu had visited Zixiao Palace once before, and this memory had been blocked, so it was impossible to reveal a single trace to Luo Hou.

However, Rahu's concept of infinite transcendence is commendable, and such ideas should perhaps be handed over to truly talented individuals.

For example, Luo Zu. (End of this chapter)