The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

"Your Majesty, is this change good or bad?" Luo Zu asked.

"It's hard to say whether it's good or bad, but it saves the Three Pure Ones from 36,000 years of arduous work," said Goddess Nuwa calmly.

For beings like them, saving 36,000 years is both useful and useless.

Moreover, being one step ahead is not always a good thing, but Luo Zu's matter was deliberately done by the Three Pure Ones, and was achieved through careful planning, so it is definitely more good than bad.

Otherwise, the Three Pure Ones would not have given him such a great reward.

However, the Three Pure Ones have always been at the forefront of cultivation, remaining silent and quietly establishing their own sects and teachings. Those who are willing to listen can become their disciples, and the matter is based on fate. As we can see, there are not many beings in the world who know about the sects of the sages. Most people know about witches, demons, and other sects that spread their doctrines everywhere.

Of course, all the beings in the primordial world who had experienced the enlightenment of the three sages knew about the Chan and Jie sects, as well as the three sages.

It's just that if your reputation doesn't shine and you don't explain it to the world, even if your Taoist magic is all-powerful, you're still considered an ignorant person.

But it's impossible for the saints to manifest themselves before them. How could they care about such things? If they really cared, they would have directly altered the memories of all beings, deeply and firmly remembering them in their souls. Then, their true spirits would reincarnate thousands of times and never forget the saints.

Just like Luo Zu doesn't care about these things now, he doesn't need the world to admire him, and he doesn't need to gather great fortune and luck, so he won't be affected by them or controlled by them.

After all, great fortune and great luck are merely icing on the cake, not truly beneficial. If one's realm is insufficient and one's cultivation is inadequate, one will be knocked down by others. Just like the sixth prince of the Golden Crow in the past, who was granted a title by the Heavenly Emperor and forcibly promoted to the Great Luo realm by the power of the Heavenly Court of the Demon Clan, but was easily knocked down by Luo Zu in the end. However, Luo Zu also underestimated his opponent, allowing him to prove the true Great Luo realm, and then Luo Zu was expelled from the Mountain and Sea Realm.

Therefore, this great trend and fortune, while useful in theory, are also useless, and absolutely useless in the pursuit of sainthood.

Do not be superstitious about the inconceivable method of becoming a saint by creating humans and gaining their fortune, nor should you believe that the Three Pure Ones became saints by establishing their religion. They became saints because they reached the required level of cultivation. Sainthood is achieved through cultivation, not by something else.

"I wonder if the Three Pure Ones will still thank me?" Luo Zu said, half-jokingly.

"Should I get you a share?" Nuwa asked.

He seemed to be serious, as if he had already asked the Three Pure Ones for this gift of gratitude.

Perhaps His Majesty also wanted to see the Three Pure Ones' predicament, which is why He asked this question.

Luo Zu quickly waved his hand and immediately refused: "Your Majesty, I didn't mean it, I was just joking. Besides, the Three Pure Ones have already given me a generous gift of thanks, so I really shouldn't ask for it again."

"Alright." Nuwa's sigh seemed to carry a hint of regret.

Luo Zu secretly wiped away his sweat. It was fortunate that Nuwa was not very efficient, otherwise the Three Pure Ones would have gathered together in Nuwa Palace by now.

"If my three fellow Daoists were to grant you another favor, I'm sure I could slow down their cultivation by a step or two," Nuwa sighed again.

So that's what you were planning all along. But it's strange that something like this has actually hindered the cultivation of a sage.

"It's fortunate that they repaid this favor before you became a Golden Immortal, otherwise they would have had a hard time transcending even half a step, and Master Hongjun wouldn't have been able to transcend so quickly," Nuwa said calmly.

"Then I will also..." Luo Zu was taking advantage of the situation, trying to establish a connection with Dao Ancestor Hongjun.

Nuwa simply smiled at him and urged him to continue.

Seeing this, how could Luo Zu dare to continue speaking? He could only keep his mouth shut and chuckle.

Seeing his reaction, the Empress did not ask him to continue speaking, but simply closed her eyes.

He will once again use His true spirit and Taoist magic to evolve the primordial world, and the Spirit Pearl will once again attach itself to the space between His eyebrows.

"Fellow Daoist Luo Zu, Goddess Nuwa is about to go into seclusion. Would you like me to show you around Nuwa Palace again?" Ling Zhuzi asked.

Luo Zu had no such thoughts at the moment; he was more interested in bringing the news of Donghuang's attainment of sainthood back to Wuzhuang Temple.

However, he also had a premonition that if he brought this news to Wuzhuang Temple, he might be punished by heaven.

As for what divine punishment it was? That's simple, it was just a divine retribution from the Eastern Emperor.

The sage is Heaven, and the future Eastern Emperor will naturally be Heaven.

What puzzled him was why Nuwa didn't explain the situation more clearly, saying that Donghuang Zheng was a possible saint, but also impossible to become one.

How many scenarios, possibilities, and variables are there in this?

Even Luo Zu had no idea. Nuwa was unwilling to say more, which meant that even if she had said it, she herself would not have heard it.

Perhaps the influence comes from someone who wishes to remain anonymous, Donghuang Must Love.

After much deliberation, Luo Zu naturally put aside these thoughts and stopped trying to bring back news to Wuzhuang Temple. Besides, Zhenyuan Daxian and the others had already guessed most of it.

There was no need for him to offer further guidance; their connections were perhaps even more unorthodox than Luo Zu's, and they already knew the outcome of this matter. (End of Chapter)