The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

In reality, the Great Luo realm is both a catch-all phrase, into which any concept can be added, and a standard, into which not just any concept can be added.

The two may sound contradictory, but they are actually not contradictory at all.

The great god who originally created this realm set the standard and embedded it into the entire existence of the primordial world, making it eternal and unchanging. The Great Luo can be as it should be. Although concepts can be added to it, deletion is not allowed, and not even a little bit can be removed.

There are many paths to reach the Great Luo Realm: one is the Primordial Immortal Path, the second is the Witchcraft of the Witch Clan, the third is the Star God Path, the fourth is the Outer Path of the Brahma Gate, and so on.

Among them, the immortal path of the primordial era is considered the path to immortality, followed by the witchcraft of the witch clan.

The path of immortality, in particular, has now spread to all sides, with the demon race being the primary "users," and most of the remaining independent cultivators also following this path.

Once you reach the Great Luo realm, there's no point in exploring other paths. So most cultivators choose to follow the Primordial Immortal Path to continue their cultivation, which naturally makes the Primordial Immortal Path more and more prosperous.

Therefore, Luo Zu also longed to use the Great Luo Immortal Dao of the Primordial Era as a reference to cultivate his own Great Luo Primordial Spirit.

Having gathered all his thoughts and abandoned the idea of ​​letting things die out on their own to resolve the spiritual calamity, Luo Zu's primordial spirit directly entered that water-blue planet.

This planet is nothing other than the essence of the Eastern Emperor and all the Daoist arts refined from it.

Now, the Eastern Emperor is suppressed by three Primordial Quasi-Saints, and most of his consciousness is confined to a state of slumber. Only a small portion of his consciousness is circulating in the three multiverses, resisting with the instinct of a Primordial Quasi-Saint, attempting to break free from the suppression.

Today, this blue planet is still in the Pangaea stage, with all landmasses integrated and surrounded by oceans at the center of the world.

However, since the stars are a whole, the Pangu Continent appears to be at the center of the world, yet it can also be considered to be at the edge of the world at any time.

The ocean is the main body of the earth, from which countless lives are born and nurtured, far exceeding the number and species of creatures on the supercontinent Pangaea.

In fact, many great beings have interfered with the present "Earth", but the flow of time on "Earth" is too slow, and the evolution of species is extremely slow. Moreover, they cannot interfere with the flow of time, cannot speed up time, and cannot jump through the river of time, because the river of time does not exist.

The River of Time has many components, after all, it is an important part of the various chaotic worlds, and should be said to be a pillar.

If there were no river of time, would tomorrow still come? Would yesterday still exist? Would certain events from ten thousand years ago still affect the present?

The disruption of time will bring many harms, and its impact on the great gods will no longer be insignificant. They will inevitably have to modify and change the river of time.

Unfortunately, the Dao Ancestor's salvation was faster, and he set many restrictions in the long river of time. This greatly affected later generations, especially those Great Luo Immortals, preventing them from spreading the original power of the Great Luo Immortals throughout the entire prehistoric world. This made them very unhappy.

However, one cannot fight against another; even the combined might of the Great Luo Immortals is no match for the mere finger of the Dao Ancestor Hongjun.

As for the components of the River of Time, they include the Great Dao, which is the most fundamental, followed by spirit, and finally matter. Only in this way can the River of Time flow continuously from the past to the future, moving forward without stopping.

So why does this "Earth" not have a river of time?

Was it the influence of Donghuang Taiyi? Or the inherent lawless and demon-free nature of "Earth" itself? Or was it the result of interference from the three Hunyuan Quasi-Saints?

For various reasons, Luo Zu was unable to find a solution. He landed on this "Earth" not to return to his homeland, but to take this opportunity to escape the gaze of those great gods and attain the Great Luo.

Although the great beings all turn their attention to this world, due to the special nature of "Earth" itself, their power to intervene in this world is greatly reduced. Moreover, it is not deducted proportionally, but rather locked at a minimum value, and then cut upwards from that minimum value.

And this minimum value is the power of an ordinary person.

What can an ordinary person's power interfere with? Even if someone possesses extraordinary abilities, not all of them are superpowerful, what can they accomplish in this world?

The answer is obvious: the fact that even small-scale changes are difficult to make reflects the lawless nature of this world.

Upon entering this realm, Luo Zu immediately felt an inconceivable power invading his primordial spirit and true soul, directly suppressing his Great Dao that should have existed in all the heavens and myriad realms.

But he didn't panic, because this was exactly the effect he wanted.

The suppression was originally achieved by the Dao Ji, which was nurtured by the Great Luo Heavenly Palace.

His original cultivation level also rapidly declined to the bottom, until the early primordial era.

Only two innate supernatural abilities are present in him.

Ok?

"These two innate supernatural abilities are still there?" Luo Zu was amazed.

But considering that all of humanity's innate supernatural abilities were passed down by the goddess Nuwa, he felt relieved.

The methods of a sage are naturally superior to those of a quasi-sage of the Primordial Chaos.

However, the essence of the Great Luo did not disintegrate as a result. If a great calamity were to befall them, Luo Zu might not be able to resolve it, but he would still have the ability to escape.

Luo Zu entered this world in the form of a primordial spirit, but under the lawless dominance of "Earth", he was reduced to a physical body with local characteristics - the Qi Tai body.

On the Pangu Continent, the body is of the Qi Tai type, and in the Four Seas, it is of the Rong Shui Tai type. The two can transform into each other. When on the continent, it is of the Qi Tai type, and when in the Four Seas, it is of the Rong Shui Tai type. Therefore, the two bodies are essentially the same.

When Luo Zu appeared as Qi Tai, the continent of Pangu was undergoing violent plate tectonics, and the earth was on the verge of splitting apart. Terrifying meteorites were falling from the sky from time to time. These were the eyes of the great gods, drawn by the gravity of "Earth", and transformed into such material forms, thus making it impossible for them to see "Earth".

Luo Zu was quite speechless about this. After these meteorites crashed into the Pangu Continent, they would create huge craters and bring scorching steam to the earth. After crashing into the four seas, they would also bring terrifying waves.

As the tsunami sweeps across the land, the Pangu continent will be partially dissolved, and the earth will be gradually eroded.

Unfortunately, Luo Zu could only gaze into the distance. Fortunately, although Qi Tai's current body had no eyes, he could use his ability to manipulate creation to form a special ability to perceive the outside world.

Take a picture!

Using the limited material resources available in this world, he crafted unique prisms. These prisms were thin and could move with the wind, rising into the atmosphere along with the scorching steam that covered the entire "Earth". Then, with the help of Luo Zu's still considerable computational wisdom, he verified the real-time and future positions of each prism, thus reflecting the information from all parts of "Earth" back into his Qi body.

Yes, he also constructed countless tiny prisms within his aura, so that he could receive images reflected back from all over the world.

Using such bizarre and futuristic methods, Luo Zu was able to gather intelligence on the entire "Earth".

Moreover, this information arrived at his body at the speed of light and even faster than light.

Such methods are beyond the limits of the times, and because the prism is tiny and merges with the steam, the great gods outside cannot observe this world carefully, but can only take a rough look. Otherwise, their gaze would be drawn into meteorites by the gravity of "Earth".

This allowed Luo Zu to conceal himself. (End of Chapter)