Primordial Era: I am a gourd vine, starting with seven gourds combined into one.

Meanwhile, Lin Yang flew towards the primordial starry sky, ascending upwards and enduring countless gusts of wind. Above him, the stars grew larger and more magnificent.

Later on, even the rumbling and spinning sound of stars rolling through the void became incredibly clear.

These stars, viewed from the vast, ancient land, appear as mere specks of light, seemingly unchanging.

But only by getting close to them and reaching high in the sky will one discover that these countless stars are constantly in motion.

Moreover, each one is extremely vast. The only difference is that there are very few living beings on these stars, and even if there are, they are creatures with little intelligence.

However, unlike the ancient lands, they did not create various racial civilizations.

This is related to the harsh environment of the primordial starry sky.

In this starry sky, spiritual energy is scarce, and the gravitational forces between the stars are constantly changing, so how can life evolve?

Lin Yang didn't care about any of that; he headed straight for the Sun Star.

From afar, the sun appears as a giant fireball, but as one gets closer, it becomes increasingly scorching hot, gradually transforming into a boundless world of flames.

Lin Yang possessed profound cultivation, reaching the mid-stage of the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm. With such cultivation, he could roam freely throughout the prehistoric world, undisturbed by any dangerous place.

Therefore, although the environment of the Sun Star is extremely harsh, the real fire on the surface of the Sun Star alone is enough to burn a Golden Immortal to death.

But for Lin Yang, it was just a way to warm up.

However, perhaps because Lin Yang's true form is a gourd vine, he still felt somewhat uncomfortable with the flames.

With a slight frown, Lin Yang landed on the Sun Star and looked around.

Everywhere you looked, there were raging fires, endless and incredibly hot.

He didn't care about the flames on the surface of the Sun Star, but if it was the real fire deep within the Sun Star, Lin Yang would have to be careful.

"With this natural protection, Dijun and Taiyi are very safe to be born among these stars," Lin Yang thought to himself.

Then Lin Yang raised a gourd, which was his Chaos Gourd.

Lin Yang's Chaos Gourd is extraordinary, combining the mysteries of the seven innate gourds.

One of the gourds was the Water-Fire Gourd, which originally belonged to the Tongtian Sect Leader.

The Tongtian Sect Leader refined it into a treasure containing the essence of water and fire. If it were to be unleashed, it could transform into two Qilin, one water and one fire, for use in battles and magical duels.

Now, this function has been enhanced by the Chaos Gourd, making the two Qilins much stronger than before.

However, Lin Yang also had a purpose for this trip: to absorb the true fire on the Sun Star in order to strengthen the fire source within it.

Therefore, Lin Yang summoned the Chaos Gourd and activated it. The Chaos Gourd emitted a strong devouring force, pulling clusters of solar true fire into the gourd.

The Chaos Gourd was like a bottomless pit, constantly drawing in the true fire of the sun, yet it could never be filled.

Even Lin Yang felt dissatisfied, as the true fire on the surface of the Sun Star was still too weak.

The amount absorbed is too small, so the improvement to the gourd's fire source is too weak. And if a large amount is absorbed, who knows how much time it would take.

But just then, a sudden explosion was heard, followed by a series of dragon roars, which startled Lin Yang. He thought that the dragons had appeared and quickly looked over.

But what they saw was a huge bubble bursting open, and from the bubble spewed out a massive amount of poisonous gas—the poisonous gas of the true fire of the sun.

Although this Sun Star is a sacred place for cultivating fire-based supernatural powers, the fire is poisonous. If one absorbs the fire poison during cultivation and it accumulates slowly, it will be a very troublesome matter.

Of course, none of this mattered to Lin Yang. He wasn't cultivating any fire-type divine abilities; he was simply using the Chaos Gourd to absorb the true fire of the sun, strengthen the fire source, and enhance his magic weapon.

What fire poison or not, it has nothing to do with him.

What's relevant to him is that as the bubble burst and the poisonous gas was released, hundreds and thousands of living beings emerged from it.

These creatures are dragons, but although they are dragons, they are not the dragons of the primordial world. These dragons are called Primordial Poison Dragons.

They are a species born from the sun, the essence of fire, and can be said to be born with extremely powerful fire powers, able to spew out the true fire of the sun and burn everything.

However, these ancient poisonous dragons were born in the morning and died at night, and had no intelligence whatsoever. When the bubble burst, a large number of the ancient poisonous dragons inside were killed, while the remaining ancient poisonous dragons did not know fear. They roared and spewed flames while continuing to look for new bubbles to play with.

They shuttle through one giant bubble after another, and though they have no intelligence, they still create a wonderful different kind of life.

When Lin Yang noticed these ancient poison dragons, he immediately had an idea. Although the vast majority of ancient poison dragons were devoid of intelligence, any race, as long as its numbers increased, would always produce anomalies.

Therefore, it is hard to guarantee that there are no ancient poisonous dragons that have awakened their intelligence and become powerful on this Sun Star. If I can subdue a few of them, even if they can't be of much help in the future, they can at least serve as a facade.

Of course, these ancient poisonous dragons also have another use: Lin Yang can directly hunt them down and use their essence to enhance the fire essence of the Chaos Gourd.

After all, these ancient poisonous dragons are the essence of fire. During their growth, they constantly devour the true fire of the sun, which refines the true fire of the sun to an incomparably pure level. Killing them and returning to the source to obtain the essence of fire will naturally enhance the Chaos Gourd more quickly.

However, Lin Yang had only recently been reborn into this world, and his heart was not so ruthless. Therefore, he did not kill innocent people indiscriminately and watched the group of ancient poisonous dragons disperse.

Lin Yang activated the Chaos Gourd, placing it on his head to protect himself while continuing to devour the solar fire along the way.

As Lin Yang had predicted, the deeper they went, the fiercer the Solar True Fire became, and the more powerful the Primordial Poison Dragons they encountered also grew.

Of course, the number of ancient venomous dragons also gradually decreased as a result.

Later on, the True Fire of the Sun became so intense that if Lin Yang removed the protection of the Chaos Gourd, even his own physical body would not be able to withstand it, and would be roasted to the point of being charred on the outside and tender on the inside.

At this point, Lin Yang could no longer see the Ancient Poison Dragon.

Everything around was a bright red, as if we were in a world of magma underground.

It's truly unimaginable that life could thrive in such an environment.

Of course, this is quite normal in a high-level world like the Primordial Era.

After all, the two beings conceived within this place, Di Jun and Tai Yi, had similar origins to himself. They were both innate great gods, born with the cultivation of a Great Luo Golden Immortal.

It's just that, as an anomaly with the assistance of the system, I was born a generation earlier than the other two.

Lin Yang was also trying to find the two of them, without mentioning anything about destiny or fate.

These two were born with treasures all over their bodies. Di Jun's Hetu and Luoshu, and Taiyi's Chaos Bell—there wasn't a single one of these three great magic treasures that Lin Yang wouldn't want.