Primordial Era: Becoming the Great Emperor of Humanity from the Start

Chapter 35 Explanation of Realms!

Recently, I've seen many people discussing the realms of the Primordial Era and Shrouding the Heavens. I'd like to share my understanding of these realms while writing this book.

First of all, in the prehistoric world, the descriptions of the Great Luo Golden Immortal and Quasi-Saint are actually quite vague, and there are many differences in what people call the Great Luo Golden Immortal.

According to Qiang, the Great Luo Golden Immortal transcends the river of time, is unique in all the heavens and myriad realms, and is eternally indestructible. In fact, it is not wrong to call this a mythical Great Luo.

To put it less strongly, the Great Luo Golden Immortals don't have any concept of the river of time, which is the same as the concept of Guang Chengzi during the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period.

In my imagination, the number of Great Luo Golden Immortals in the primordial world is not actually that exaggerated. After all, there are Quasi-Saints and Saints above them, as well as the Dao Ancestor Hongjun who has merged with the Dao.

Moreover, the level of Quasi-Saint is actually a huge leap. If we take the severing of the three corpses as the standard, the difference between severing one corpse and severing two corpses is enormous.

Therefore, according to the original concept, the Great Emperors in the world of "Covering the Sky" were only just entering the Quasi-Saint stage in the prehistoric world.

Even among Great Emperors, there are varying degrees of strength, and the gap between them and the Mortal Immortal is enormous. Some people say that the Mortal Immortal is the realm of True Immortal, but in reality, the Mortal Immortal is much stronger than an ordinary True Immortal.

Due to the rules of heaven and earth, the Red Dust Immortals in the world of "Covering the Sky" are roughly equivalent to the Half-Step Immortal Kings in "Perfect World", or even comparable to weaker Immortal Kings.

Regarding the realm, I've left some foreshadowing, and I didn't originally intend to say much, but so many people have asked that I'll answer them all here!

In detail, the Great Emperor is equivalent to just stepping into the Quasi-Saint realm, the Mortal Immortal is equivalent to the Perfection of the Three Corpses and has not yet become a Saint, and the Immortal King Giant is roughly equivalent to the weakest Saint.

A half-step Immortal Emperor is equivalent to the strongest Saint, similar to Hongjun who has merged with the Dao, and comparable to Pangu who created the world. An Immortal Emperor is someone who transcends everything and reaches the perfect state of a Great Dao Saint.

In this way, the framework of this book is complete. I still want to thank everyone for their support; I read every single book review.

I will take good suggestions into account and strive to write better!

(End of this chapter)