Chapter 1: I Was Reincarnated into the Primordial World
This was an impossibly vast world, where ten-thousand-zhang mountains and ancient trees that blocked out the sun were everywhere to be seen.
Occasionally, terrifying monsters tens or even hundreds of zhang tall would appear across this land.
And in this terrifying world, there stood a mountain shimmering with spiritual energy and divine radiance.
Such a mountain, even within this world, was exceedingly rare.
Mount Kunlun.
That was the name of this mountain.
Legend said this Mount Kunlun had given birth to the Three Pure Ones, who were, next to the Dao Ancestor Hongjun, the most fearsome spiritual domains in the entire Primordial World.
Yes, this impossibly vast and terrifying world was indeed the Primordial World.
The current rulers of this realm were the Wu and Yao races, both of whom were among the dominant powers of this world.
The Yao ruled the heavens, the Wu ruled the earth—that was the current state of the Primordial World.
For the Yao race, they naturally could not accept merely ruling the heavens; they also coveted the Primordial World's land, so they did not wish for the Wu to hold dominion over the Primordial Earth.
Under these circumstances, conflict between the Wu and Yao races was only natural.
Not to mention that the Wu sometimes treated the Yao as food.
Thus, small-scale wars between the two races frequently erupted.
Yet even so,
to the Wu and Yao races, Mount Kunlun was also one of the forbidden zones of their greatest enemies.
As the two dominant powers of the Primordial World, they deeply feared the Three Pure Ones within Mount Kunlun.
For at this time, the Three Pure Ones within Mount Kunlun had already cultivated to the level of legendary sages.
How powerful a sage's combat ability was, even the top-tier pseudo-sages still did not fully understand.
At present, this world had not yet spread the future proverb:
Below the sage, all are ants.
This was because although the Three Pure Ones, Nüwa, and the Two Western Sages had become sages, they had done so only recently and had not yet acted harshly against the pseudo-sages of the Primordial World.
But without doubt, sages remained a feared presence among the top-tier warriors of the Wu and Yao races.
In the past, the Dao Ancestor Hongjun, once a Hunyuan Da Luo, had suppressed an entire age.
Thus, Mount Kunlun had become one of the Primordial World's forbidden zones, for it housed three legendary sages.
Mount Kunlun was enormous, immensely enormous.
So vast that a mortal, even if they spent their entire life, might never walk out of Mount Kunlun.
And within this vast Mount Kunlun, one mountain had been carved into a cave dwelling.
A young man clad in green robes was immersed in cultivation, threads of divine light weaving around his body.
Gradually, the divine light receded; the young man opened his eyes, and a startling radiance shot forth, slicing across ten-thousand zhang of land.
"I've been in this world for some time now—I never imagined I'd be reincarnated into the Primordial World," Luo Fu murmured.
His name was Luo Fu.
Originally an ordinary person from Earth, he had blinked once—and found himself reincarnated into the Primordial World, becoming one of its living beings.
And just as before his reincarnation, he was still human—or, in the Primordial World, he was called the human race.
The human race was one of the races created by the sage Nüwa.
Compared to the Wu and Yao races, the human race was currently extremely weak.
Perhaps the top-tier Wu and Yao warriors could not imagine that, in the future, the human race would become the rulers of heaven and earth.
The Wu and Yao races would fade from history's stage.
But that was the future; now, the human race was slaughtered at the whim of the Yao.
Even in the future, when the Yao discovered that human blood harmed the Wu, it would become an even greater nightmare for the human race.
Historically, the Yao had slaughtered countless humans to forge the Killing-Wu Sword, a number too vast to be described by any simple figure.
Thus, in this era, being human was extremely dangerous.
But compared to humans dwelling on the Primordial Earth, Luo Fu's current safety was far higher.
Because he was now within Mount Kunlun.
This Mount Kunlun was a forbidden zone of the Primordial World—even the arrogant Yao dared not act recklessly here.
At the same time, Luo Fu could dwell in Mount Kunlun for a reason: he was one of the disciples of the Jie Sect, and a disciple of Saint Tongtian.
He was a disciple of a sage.
Yet although Luo Fu was a disciple of the Jie Sect, among its vast number of disciples, his status was not high.
Unlike Jin Ling and Daoist Duobao, who were Saint Tongtian's direct disciples, his status and level of importance were entirely different.
More importantly, among the many disciples of the Jie Sect, a certain proportion were Yao.
To those Yao, humans were merely food—they looked down on them utterly.
Although within Mount Kunlun, the Jie Sect disciples would not harm Luo Fu, if he left Mount Kunlun, the outcome was uncertain.
Faced with this situation, Luo Fu eventually chose a random mountain peak as his own cultivation ground.
Compared to the vastness of Mount Kunlun, Luo Fu's mountain was but a single grain in the ocean.
In fact,
compared to the Jie Sect, for Luo Fu, the Ren Sect and the Chan Sect were also good options.
Unfortunately, Laozi of the Ren Sect had already chosen his successor and had no intention of taking many disciples.
And Master Yuanshi of the Chan Sect was an arrogant and self-assured sage who accepted only disciples with exceptional origins.
The Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect, aside from a few, all had excellent origins.
Thus, Luo Fu ultimately could only join the Jie Sect, for Saint Tongtian taught all without discrimination—anyone who passed the test could become a disciple of the Jie Sect.
He, Luo Fu, expended immense effort before finally succeeding.
That had already been Luo Fu's limit.
Luo Fu, as a transmigrator, understood this well: as one of the primordial human race created by Nüwa, his talent was far superior to that of later human generations.
His own cultivation base had already reached the Early Stage Mystic Immortal realm.
For an ordinary mortal, becoming a disciple of the Chengweijie Sect might only be possible in dreams.
But Luo Fu, as a primordial human, took much time to reach the Early Stage Mystic Immortal realm.
Yet even so, he was merely at the Early Stage Mystic Immortal realm.
In the Chengweijie Sect, such a stage was truly bottom-tier.
"Sigh, as a transmigrator, why don't I have any cheat system?" Luo Fu sighed.
He had been in this world for some time, but he had never seen any cheat system.
So Luo Fu held no hope for a cheat system; at this moment, he was merely expressing a sigh.
"Ding, energy accumulation complete, Max-Level Comprehension System activated…"
End of Chapter
