Primordial Era: The Great Emperor Ziwei! Lord of the Celestial Stars!

Chapter 100: Guiding Houtu to Open the Cycle of Reincarnation! The Balance Between Life and Death!

"My dear Houtu, there is no such thing as fairness in this world."

"From the perspective of living beings, the law of the jungle is the most basic law of survival."

"What the strong do is the law."

"Everything the weak do is original sin."

"The strong possess the weak, and the weak bully the weaker."

"This is the main theme of the primordial world."

Houtu saw that Ditian also said the same thing.

Even if you want to offer a different opinion.

But as soon as she opened her mouth, I was captivated by what she said next.

"But if we look at it from the perspective of heaven and earth..."

"We are all mayflies on His body."

"The so-called rules of survival are nothing more than excuses that we mayflies use to unleash our desires."

"It is not an absolute law established by Him."

Whether you abide by it or not depends on your own heart.

"If you feel it's not good, you can change it, or you can ignore it; it has nothing to do with Him."

"The issues He is concerned with are always calamities that affect the very survival of heaven and earth."

As he spoke, Di Tian turned his gaze to the Pangu Temple.

"The Wu tribe takes the earth's turbid energy as its source of life, and is naturally close to the earth, and is loved by the earth from birth."

"Bearing the blessings of the Father God, I walk through the primordial world, governing all races and living beings on his behalf."

"Houtu, as a descendant of the Father God, you possess the earth's way of embracing all living beings and bearing all things with great virtue."

"It can be said that he inherited the Father's compassion and mercy."

"That's why you sometimes seem out of place with Dijiang and the others."

"You are able to care for all living beings and have compassion for all things."

"Heaven and earth will respond to you."

Upon hearing this, Houtu's eyes suddenly lit up with realization.

"In other words, everything I feel right now actually comes from the guidance of God the Father."

"Is Heaven and Earth trying to tell me that within the primordial world lies a hidden danger capable of destroying the world?"

As she spoke, Houtu's eyes were filled with confusion.

"But what exactly is this hidden danger?"

"Could it be related to a survival-of-the-fittest mentality?"

"Or perhaps, it's related to the desires in the hearts of living beings?"

"If that's really the case, what should I do?"

"Only then can we save heaven and earth and live up to the expectations of our Father God?"

Di Tian looked at Hou Tu with a thoughtful expression.

They immediately decided to add fuel to the fire.

"Houtu, Mount Buzhou was formed from the spine of the Father God and should have been eternally immortal."

"But as time goes by, it is losing its former power and majesty."

Do you know why?

Regarding Di Tian's seemingly unrelated question.

Houtu did not give a perfunctory answer; instead, she began to think about it seriously.

"The reason why Mount Buzhou gradually weakened."

"It should stem from two aspects."

"As the pillar supporting the world, the number of living beings and all things in the world continues to increase, and the pressure it bears becomes heavier and heavier."

"In order to bear more pressure, Mount Buzhou needs to release more power to ensure that the heavens and earth will not close."

"On the other hand, there is the test of time."

"The more power Buzhou Mountain releases, the less effective it becomes at protecting itself."

"Under the constant erosion of time."

"Even if it's just a little bit of loss every day, over the years it will be enough to wear down all the divine power left behind by the Father God."

"When the divine power left by the Father God on Mount Buzhou is exhausted, that will be the day Mount Buzhou collapses."

At this point, a sense of loneliness and sorrow began to appear in Houtu's eyes.

They knew that Mount Buzhou would collapse.

The feeling of being powerless to do anything made her feel incredibly guilty.

"You are absolutely right."

"It's just the root of all this."

Ultimately, it comes down to the balance between life and death.

"The balance between life and death?"

As Houtu listened to Ditian's words, she felt as if she had grasped something, but she always felt that something was missing.

"Life is greater than death, which means that we mayflies will continue to grow until one day, we completely crush the heavens and the earth, causing all things to return to chaos."

"When death outweighs life, it means that living beings are gradually disappearing, the world is heading towards destruction, and when death spreads throughout the world, it will be the time when heaven and earth return to chaos."

"The primordial world is now in a state where life outweighs death."

"And this is one of the main reasons why a great calamity will descend to cleanse the world."

"After all, if it cannot be effectively controlled, the number of lives will outweigh the number of deaths."

"Then just kill off the excess life and death."

"Let life be less than death, so as to alleviate the pressure on heaven and earth."

"It's also a good emergency solution."

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

"Isn't that right?"

Hearing Di Tian's question, Hou Tu fell into deep thought.

How can we achieve a balance between life and death?

Where are the limits that heaven and earth can bear?

Is it possible to find and record the limits of life, or the limits of death?

If it can be found.

How should she resolve this?

It was as if a great calamity had descended upon the heavens and earth.

Should we simply remove the excess organisms?

However, if the balance is not well maintained.

What if death outweighs life?

One question after another kept arising in his mind.

It made them forget about time and space, and completely immersed in thinking.

Di Tian looked at Hou Tu, who was deep in thought.

They did not intervene further.

The true awakening, the establishment of reincarnation.

Both sides must figure things out on their own.

His ability to offer so much guidance was also due to his precognitive abilities and the shielding provided by the Chaos Pearl.

Otherwise, when we were discussing the balance between life and death...

Heaven and earth will then send down thunder as a warning to him.

To avoid being disturbed.

Di Tian set up a protective formation around Hou Tu and then did not interfere further.

He turned around and walked straight towards the Pangu Temple.

"Big brother, you've arrived."

However, just as he was about to push open the door, Dijiang opened the door from the inside.

Upon discovering that it was Di Tian who had come, his face immediately lit up with joy and excitement.

They immediately stepped aside and invited him into the Pangu Temple.

Zhu Jiuyin, Zhu Rong, and Gong Gong were all cultivating in the Pangu Temple.

Upon seeing Di Tian, ​​they all stood up to greet him.

"Zhu Jiuyin (Zhurong, Gonggong) pays respects to his elder brother."

"There's no need for us to be so polite."

Di Tian chuckled and waved his hand, signaling everyone not to be so formal.

He sat in the seat that Dijiang had specially arranged for him.

In fact, there were no seats inside the Pangu Hall in the past.

The twelve ancestral witches all sat on the ground or soaked in the blood pool.

Later, when Wang Shu and Di Tian were expected to arrive, there weren't even seats available.

In addition, there are more and more internal clan affairs to handle.

Dijiang then carved numerous stone benches from the chaotic, stubborn stone, as well as a table that was over ten meters long, three meters wide, and one and a half meters high.

This was to provide a place for Di Tian and his entourage to chat and rest when they came.

"Brother, is there anything you need to tell me today?"

Di Tian nodded slightly in response to Di Jiang's question.

He explained his purpose for coming.

"I've come here for two reasons."

(End of this chapter)