Primordial Era: My God, this phoenix is ​​too cunning!

After Gun's death, Yao continued to send people to control the floods, but they were all unable to find a suitable method, and thus the floods continued to rage. At this point, I hope readers will remember our domain name.

Afterwards, Yao abdicated the throne to Shun, who went to Huoyun Cave and became one of the Five Emperors, suppressing the destiny of the human race.

Shun succeeded Yao to the throne, also following the teachings of the Daoist Master Duobao. On the one hand, he selected virtuous and capable officials and appointed the "Eight Virtuous Men" and "Eight Worthies" to govern the people.

On the one hand, he toured the four directions, rectified the system of rites, and reduced punishments. He required the people to "practice virtue and stay away from flatterers," to be "upright yet gentle, lenient yet respectful, firm yet not cruel, simple yet not arrogant," to be filial to their parents, and to live in harmony with their neighbors.

Under his rule, politics and education flourished, all directions submitted to him, and the whole world praised Shun's achievements.

Finally, Shun inherited Yao's mission and continued to search for someone to control the floods.

On the advice of his ministers, Shun decided to summon Yu the Great, the son of Gun, to control the floods.

Yu the Great learned from his father's failure to control the floods and reformed the methods of flood control, focusing on dredging rivers and utilizing the natural tendency of water to flow downhill to clear the rivers. This approach proved effective.

However, just as Yu was rejoicing, he encountered a great demon causing trouble and preventing him from controlling the floods.

Inside the immortal volcano, a system notification sounded in Lin Yang's mind.

"Ding! The God-Level Choice System has issued a mission: The Red-Bottomed Macaque is causing trouble in the Huai River, hindering Yu the Great's flood control efforts. Will you help Yu the Great and subdue the Red-Bottomed Macaque?"

"Option 1: Accept the mission and you will receive a fragment of the Time Law."

"Option Two: Refuse the mission, and you will receive a fragment of the Space Law."

……

Lin Yang opened his eyes, listened to the system's prompt, and was stunned for a moment. Then, he used his primordial spirit to calculate the secrets of heaven and quickly realized what was going on.

A red-bottomed macaque? That must be Wuzhiqi! One of the four famous chaotic monkeys of the primordial era.

He understands Yin and Yang, knows human affairs, is skilled in coming and going, and can avoid death and prolong life.

Legend has it that this monkey sensed its own impending doom and that's why it started causing trouble.

He was eventually captured by Yu the Great and imprisoned in the Huai Well, never to emerge again.

I don't know if this counts as fulfilling its wish.

But Lin Yang thought that probably wasn't the case. Even if he didn't die, what difference would it make from that?

Being imprisoned in the Huai Well, never to emerge again, is an eternal prison!

"System, I choose option one."

Lin Yang made his choice and then sought out his elder brother, Kong Xuan.

As Kong Xuan's cultivation became increasingly profound, Lin Yang said to Kong Xuan, "Brother, the last of the Five Emperors has emerged, named Yu the Great."

"However, he is currently in trouble, and I would like to trouble you to help him. By the way, the matter of teaching Yu the Great will also depend on you, brother, since you have experience."

Kong Xuan was speechless. Although Lin Yang's words sounded nice, for some reason, he could sense from between the lines that Lin Yang was just being lazy and had delegated the task to him.

However, Kong Xuan still agreed. After all, he was happy to share some of the responsibility with his third brother.

"By the way, brother, don't kill that monkey. You can bring it back. Perhaps you can take it as your apprentice if you like."

Lin Yang added his instructions.

"No problem. From what you've said, this monkey is quite rare. If we're destined to meet, we certainly won't miss it."

Kong Xuan smiled.

After leaving the immortal volcano, Kong Xuan headed straight for the Huai River. When he arrived, he indeed saw a monkey causing trouble in the Huai River, acting very arrogantly.

Several Great Immortals attacked him, but he knocked them all down into the water.

They were in a sorry state.

"Good monkey, that's quite a skill."

Kong Xuan peeked from the clouds and saw that Wuzhiqi was wielding a steel rod.

Moreover, he was skilled at manipulating water, and his abilities were so great that, according to Kong Xuan, only the water god Gonggong could surpass him.

Unsurprisingly, Kong Xuan also developed a fondness for talent.

Just then, Wuzhiqi in the Huai River below seemed to sense something, his eyes shooting out divine light as he looked towards the clouds where Kong Xuan was.

However, she vaguely sensed Kong Xuan's spying on her.

Kong Xuan immediately stopped hiding and revealed himself. He was wearing a blue robe, had a refined appearance, and his hands were empty.

He doesn't seem like a Taoist practitioner; he looks more like a scholar.

Wuzhiqi's eyes first showed a solemn expression, then he shouted, "Where did this expert come from? Does he dare to fight me?"

Kong Xuan landed, appearing opposite Wuzhiqi, and smiled, "Phoenix Clan, Kong Xuan."

Upon hearing Kong Xuan introduce himself, Wuzhiqi's expression immediately changed, for he recognized Kong Xuan's reputation.

After all, at this time, the Phoenix Clan occupied a vast territory, and its fame was known to all.

Kong Xuan, as Lin Yang's elder brother, also appeared as the imperial tutor during the reign of Emperor Di.

Wuzhiqi naturally knew how formidable Kong Xuan was.

He's just a mere Great Luo Golden Immortal, how did he manage to alarm a master like Kong Xuan?

Wuzhiqi was in a dilemma.

"Wuzhiqi, I already know your background from my third brother."

Kong Xuandao.

Upon hearing this, Wuzhiqi's expression turned even more alarmed, and he exclaimed, "What is my background?"

"Even the Phoenix Lord wants to deal with me?"

Kong Xuan shook his head and smiled, "Don't panic, Wuzhiqi. My third brother told me that he won't kill you, he'll just take you back."

"Take me back?" A hint of surprise flashed in Wuzhiqi's eyes.

Why would he cause trouble and try to stop Yu the Great from controlling the floods? Isn't it because he sees a glimmer of hope for his own survival in this situation that he's doing this?

Now, listening to Kong Xuan's words, it seems that he has actually caught the eye of the Southern Phoenix Lord?

Because he values ​​himself, he specifically asked Kong Xuan to take him in?

"That's right."

Kong Xuan said, "So, Wuzhiqi, what will you choose? Will you continue to obstruct Yu the Great's flood control efforts, or will you come with me to the south?"

Wuzhiqi immediately bowed deeply and said, "Thank you for your kindness, Daoist Master. Wuzhiqi is willing to go to the South."

"it is good."

Kong Xuan laughed loudly, "Then I'll give you another choice. Wuzhiqi, would you be willing to become my disciple?"

Wuzhiqi was taken aback, then overjoyed and bowed, saying, "Disciple Wuzhiqi greets Master."

Kong Xuan subdued Wuzhiqi, and the Huai River turmoil was immediately resolved.

Yu the Great hurriedly came to thank him.

Kong Xuan then took Yu the Great under his wing, thus giving him three disciples.

The eldest disciple was Shennong, the second disciple was Wuzhiqi, and the third disciple was Yu the Great.

Kong Xuan invited Wuzhiqi to assist Yu the Great in continuing the flood control efforts.

After all, Wuzhiqi was skilled at controlling floods.

Sure enough, with Wuzhiqi's help, Yu the Great's flood control efforts went much more smoothly.

During the flood control efforts, Yu the Great traversed mountains and rivers, carrying surveying instruments and tools, measuring the terrain from west to east, setting up benchmarks, and planning waterways.

He led the laborers to manage the floods, traveling to various places, and according to the benchmarks, they opened up mountains and built dikes in low-lying areas to dredge waterways and divert floodwaters into the sea.

To control the floods, Yu the Great racked his brains, worked tirelessly, and dared not rest. He personally led the people, enduring wind and rain, passing by his home three times without entering, spending his days dredging waterways in the mud and water, diverting the accumulated water from the plains into rivers and then into the ocean.

After years of efforts, success was finally achieved, and the disaster of flooding in the Central Plains was eliminated.

With such great merit, when Shun abdicated, he passed the throne to Yu the Great.

Yu the Great was the last of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.

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