The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 150 Great Celestial Immortal Technique 2.0, True Immortal Grade Three Raises His Hand

Ninety years have passed, which could not possibly be the time of the primordial earth, but rather a world within a pot.

Since a three-year commitment has been made, Luo Zu naturally cannot give more or less.

There's no such thing as refunding more or compensating less in this matter.

Ninety years is enough time for the world to change, and also enough time for Luo Zu to deduce the best techniques.

He first evolved the Great Celestial Immortal Technique, reaching version 2.0.

The amount of spiritual energy he exhaled increased, and the speed of converting it into immortal energy also accelerated. He also remembered many of Luo Zu's insights into the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth.

This Great Celestial Immortal Technique 2.0 wasn't written for him, but by someone who came after him.

Creating a cultivation technique and giving it a name wasn't originally for himself. If it were for himself, Luo Zu would have given it a simple name, such as Luo Zu's Immortal Cultivation Technique.

It should be simple and easy to understand; it doesn't even need a name.

In version 2.0 of the Great Celestial Immortal Technique, Luo Zu did not need to comprehend the Great Dao within it. This thing originally belonged to him, and he no longer needed to learn from it. He only needed to properly operate the key techniques within it.

After circulating for a cycle, the spiritual energy passes through various acupoints in the body and is gradually imbued with the cultivator's aura. Ultimately, it is "digested" by the body and becomes what is known as true qi or immortal qi.

This method of cultivation focuses on one's own acupoints.

If you have some creativity, you can directly resonate with the stars in the sky, and then contemplate and digest the spiritual energy. Doing so has two benefits: one is to refine the spiritual energy, and the other is to comprehend the celestial stars, both of which are very beneficial.

Because Luo Zu has always encouraged the creation of cultivation methods for practice, the "Upper Caveman" tribe has now developed many cultivation methods derived from breathing techniques, qi refining techniques, and the three souls and seven spirits (yang spirit/primordial spirit).

Iron-Headed Boy, on the other hand, developed a method for observing the earth's veins and awakening the spirit. Fire Boy, meanwhile, mastered a Fire God Body Technique. Stream, in turn, created a technique for transforming into ten thousand beasts.

There were no fools among the ancient human race; they could easily draw inferences from one instance to another.

Moreover, Luo Zu was willing to guide them, leading them to forge their own path.

The "Cavemen" only lacked time and the "cheat code" from Luo Zu; otherwise, they could have ascended to heaven quickly.

But now he is also accelerating his cultivation.

Once Luo Zu has thoroughly studied the alchemy method and passed it on to the tribe, everyone will be able to gather and refine spiritual energy much faster.

Let's go back to the Great Celestial Immortal Technique 2.0.

Now, this cultivation method has added many cultivation methods for the demon race. Although Toad Knock Knock is glib and talkative, he dares not be perfunctory about Luo Zu's questions.

When Luo Zu asked for his family's cultivation methods, he readily shared the "Thunderous Roar Technique" passed down by the Thunder Frog with Luo Zu, and also taught Luo Zu the common techniques used in Heaven, as well as the sixteen demonic cultivation methods he had collected over the years...

In short, he greatly broadened Luo Zu's knowledge.

He really made me cry my eyes out.

Therefore, Luo Zu is finding him more and more pleasing to the eye now. If he were to open a mountain gate, establish a sect, or set up a school in the future, Luo Zu would invite him to be the guardian deity of the mountain.

Such a talented person should not be allowed to remain in obscurity.

However, after adding so many demon cultivation methods, the demon aura in the Great Celestial Immortal Manual became increasingly strong. As a result, Luo Zu had to make several cuts and revisions, and finally came up with this version of the Great Celestial Immortal Manual 2.0, which has less of the demonic aura.

Previously, after consuming immortal energy, he could condense 300 strands per hour by circulating the Great Celestial Immortal Technique. Now, the efficiency has doubled, meaning he can condense 600 strands per hour.

Luo Zu was still not satisfied with this level of efficiency.

But this is the current limit, unless Luo Zu's realm improves.

In addition to this Great Celestial Immortal Technique 2.0, Luo Zu also revised and optimized the Eight-Nine Arcane Technique.

The Eight-Nine Arcane Arts still have seventy-two transformations, and these many transformations lie in the cultivation of the body.

The definition of the body is quite broad. It can be the physical body, the Dharma body, and later, with evolution, it was extended to the immortal body of Luo Zu, which is between flesh and energy.

What's rather unique is that while it possesses many of the senses of a flesh-and-blood body, it also has the high-density energy characteristics of an energy body. This wondrous state is why Luo Zu still belongs to the human race.

Of course, the criteria for judging a human race are not based on bloodline, but on appearance, soul, and self-awareness.

This is only the current primordial version; the definition of the human race in future versions will be determined by the future human race.

As for the special nature of Luo Zu's current immortal body, Luo Zu had never really had a clue how to cultivate the Eight-Nine Arcane Technique. Fortunately, Da You gave him a solution.

Da You refined the Witch Clan's magical body to the pinnacle of the Witch Sacrifice realm, and Luo Zu thus copied this magical body.

He first created seven life-sized, equal-quality bodies, then copied the numerous physical data from Da You's past body, and then made deductions.

It took sixteen years (in the world within the pot) for Luo Zu to copy about 70-80% of the cultivation methods for Da You's body. However, even Luo Zu could not deduce the core methods from these physical data.

After all, this is the foundation of a shaman's life, a method he has cultivated for tens of thousands of years, painstakingly refining and polishing with all his heart. How could it be easily deduced by someone else? Even if Luo Zu has a "cheat code," it won't work.

But these are enough for Luo Zu, and they are much stronger than Qiu Zhi's demonic form.

In addition, Luo Zu extracted many body-refining techniques from the toad's burrow.

Demons are also skilled at physical training.

According to Toad Knock, demons usually choose to transform their demonic bodies into part of their divine soul when they achieve true immortality.

Those with ambition and talent will maintain their physical demon body until they reach the level of Celestial Immortal or even Profound Immortal, and finally unleash it when they break through to the Golden Immortal realm, thus greatly increasing their chances of becoming a Golden Immortal.

The flesh and blood demon body that has been cultivated and honed to the Xuanxian realm, tsk tsk, Luo Zu can already imagine the power of such a demon body. It can probably carry a mountain range that stretches for millions of miles with just its physical strength...

The cultivation methods of the Lich and Demon races are also quite strange. The Demon race mostly cultivates their souls, and ultimately sacrifices themselves to the gods to enter the stars, seeking out the incredible Great Dao within, thus achieving the status of a Golden Immortal. Therefore, they generally abandon their physical bodies.

The Wu tribe integrates their divine soul into their physical body, focusing on refining their physical form to harmonize with the primordial universe, and then comprehends the body of the Father God Pangu, which is why they possess such powerful physical bodies.

However, both races also have those who forge their own paths and those who take unconventional routes. Thus, some retain their physical bodies until they reach the Golden Immortal realm, while others cultivate magical bodies composed of pure energy.

Luo Zu's immortal body is somewhere between flesh and energy. He then took the two "heretical" methods of the Lich and Demon races as references and finally revised the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts 2.0.

In order to echo this version, Luo Zu reorganized and practiced the changes of the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts, thus dropping from thirty-two transformations to twenty-eight transformations.

However, the current twenty-eight transformations are even more powerful than the previous thirty-two transformations.

As for how powerful it is, it used to be able to lift a mountain that stretches for thousands of miles, and now it can lift a mountain that stretches for thousands of miles, with an iron core.

Besides revising and adjusting the Great Celestial Immortal Technique and the Eight-Nine Mysterious Transformations, Luo Zu also made minor adjustments to more than 3,600 immortal techniques, which was where Luo Zu spent the most time and energy.

But Luo Zu eventually completed this adjustment, and during this period, he did not stop practicing new immortal arts and comprehending new natural laws.

In the end, while adjusting more than 3,600 immortal techniques, he also mastered 1,999 immortal techniques, bringing the total to 5,636 immortal techniques, as well as the Great Dao.

Luo Zu thus attained the third rank of True Immortal.

(End of this chapter)