Chapter 1342: Questioning Ancestor Hongjun! The Key to Devouring the Heavenly Dao!

To become a true powerhouse, one needs not only a spirit of defiance but also a sense of reverence.

Only by daring to defy can one continually transcend.

Only by harboring reverence can one endure longer.

Ancestor Hongjun did not know what secrets Luo Fu concealed, but Ancestor Hongjun was certain Luo Fu could never be his match—especially within the Primordial World.

In Ancestor Hongjun's view, Luo Fu spoke these words because his talent had blinded him to reality.

Geniuses are always arrogant.

And if this arrogance is allowed to swell unchecked, it easily turns into hubris.

Undoubtedly, in Ancestor Hongjun's heart, Luo Fu's current behavior was a manifestation of inflated pride.

Of course, Ancestor Hongjun was somewhat surprised by Luo Fu's mention of the Great Calamities.

He had not expected Luo Fu to know about the Great Calamities.

Aside from the deceased Ancestor Luo Hou, no one in the Primordial World knew that the so-called Great Calamities were all orchestrated by Ancestor Hongjun.

The Primordial World at present is not the Primordial World of the Journey to the West Era.

The Primordial World of the Journey to the West Era had already experienced three Great Calamities.

From the initial Long Hanchu Calamity, to the War of the Wu and Yao, to the Investiture War.

Few knew of the first Great Calamity.

Even the sagas' knowledge could hardly trace the Great Calamities back to Ancestor Hongjun.

But the occurrences of the latter two Great Calamities held too many coincidences.

A slight calculation easily linked the Great Calamities to Ancestor Hongjun.

The fourth Journey to the West Calamity was even more obvious.

No calculation was needed—everyone knew the Journey to the West Calamity must be deeply tied to Ancestor Hongjun.

Thus, in the Journey to the West World, the ancient powerful ones led by the sagas all clearly understood the Great Calamities were closely linked to Ancestor Hongjun.

The Supreme Sage even directly deduced that the Great Calamities were driven by Ancestor Hongjun.

In the Journey to the West World, if Luo Fu claimed the Great Calamities were driven by Ancestor Hongjun, it would not be surprising—even Ancestor Hongjun himself would not be greatly shocked.

Having orchestrated several Great Calamities, the traces left behind were too numerous; any person with even slight intent and strength could, with minimal calculation, uncover many of Ancestor Hongjun's actions.

Of course, Ancestor Hongjun never intended to conceal them.

After all, the Ancestor Hongjun of the Journey to the West World had reached the critical moment of devouring the Heavenly Dao.

Once the Journey to the West Calamity was complete, he could utterly devour the Heavenly Dao in an extremely short time.

Once the Heavenly Dao was devoured, the entire Primordial World would fall under Ancestor Hongjun's control.

At that time, even if all life in the Primordial World knew the Great Calamities were entirely orchestrated by Ancestor Hongjun, Ancestor Hongjun would not care.

After all, by then Ancestor Hongjun would have fully controlled the entire Primordial World.

This current era is still far from the Journey to the West Era.

The War of the Wu and Yao has not yet occurred.

Not to mention the Investiture Calamity that follows the War of the Wu and Yao.

Since the War of the Wu and Yao has not yet occurred, there is no foundation whatsoever to link the Great Calamities to Ancestor Hongjun.

Because the entire matter has not yet happened.

Orchestrating the War of the Wu and Yao is, for Ancestor Hongjun, merely a plan.

Therefore, Ancestor Hongjun was deeply astonished by Luo Fu's demand that he cease driving the so-called Great Calamities.

The War of the Wu and Yao has not yet occurred.

The only Great Calamity Ancestor Hongjun has driven is the Long Hanchu Calamity.