Chapter 565

Once his bloodline is elevated to Chaos Monkey, with Luo Fu's help, Sun Wukong has a high chance of breaking into the Quasi-Saint layer within five hundred years.

A Chaos Monkey at the Quasi-Saint layer is no weakling even in today's Three Realms.

After all, the Chaos Monkey is the embodiment of the Dao of War, inherently possessing immense combat power.

"The Four Cosmic Monkeys? My Wu Clan is indeed the most suited to guide him—let him follow Xingtian."

Pingxin Niangniang, who possesses the Pangu legacy, is certainly no stranger to the Four Cosmic Monkeys or the Chaos Monkey.

In the entire Three Realms, no one understands the Dao of War better than Xingtian, and the Wu Clan cultivates the body above all.

The Wu Clan's legacy is indeed the most suitable for Sun Wukong.

Since it was Luo Fu's request, Lady Pingxin naturally agreed at once.

"Xingtian, come in."

Without any preamble, Lady Pingxin directly summoned Xingtian.

During her conversation with Luo Fu, Xingtian had already absorbed the legacy Luo Fu left him and regained consciousness.

"Lady Pingxin, Elder Luo Fu!"

Upon seeing Luo Fu again, Xingtian's face no longer bore his earlier aggression, arrogance, or impatience; instead, it was filled with deep reverence and gratitude.

"Take this young Sun and lead him away. For the coming period, you will train him."

Lady Pingxin pointed to Sun Wukong beside Luo Fu and instructed Xingtian.

"Training this young Sun is Elder Luo Fu's request—you must take it seriously."

Still somewhat uneasy about Xingtian, Lady Pingxin added another warning.

"I understand it's Elder Luo Fu's request—I will train him well."

Xingtian nodded, answering with utmost seriousness.

The Wu Clan has always been clear in matters of gratitude and vengeance.

Just now, Luo Fu not only held back his strength but also imparted to him the Nine Forms of Creation, this supreme divine art.

This debt is no small thing.

From the moment he awoke from the legacy, Xingtian had already etched it into his heart.

He had little interest in teaching anyone.

But since it was Luo Fu's request, he would treat it with utmost seriousness.

"Wukong, follow Xingtian for now and become familiar with the Underworld. For the coming period, he will train you."

Luo Fu also instructed Sun Wukong.

Lady Pingxin's arrangement was perfect—Xingtian was indeed the most suitable Wu Clan member to train Sun Wukong.

Seeing Luo Fu and Lady Pingxin so casually assign him, Sun Wukong's face showed a flicker of urgency; he opened his mouth to refuse—he did not want a teacher.

"Come with me!"

But at that moment, Xingtian appeared directly before him.

A faint aura of battle surged from Xingtian; sensing this battle aura, Sun Wukong felt his bloodline boiling uncontrollably.

Sensing the change in his bloodline and recalling Luo Fu's earlier words, Sun Wukong swallowed the words on his tongue.

His instinct told him that this burly man named Xingtian was indeed perfectly suited to train him.

"Alright, Boss God, I'll go now."

In the end, Sun Wukong chose to obey Luo Fu's command.

He knew Luo Fu would never harm him.

Luo Fu's character was still very reliable.

After Xingtian led Sun Wukong away, Luo Fu and Lady Pingxin returned to the main topic.

"For certain reasons, I must completely reverse this cosmic calamity—that is why I saved Sun Wukong and subdued the Buddha."

Luo Fu spoke succinctly.

"Reverse the cosmic calamity? Are you certain you wish to do this, Elder Luo Fu?"

Hearing Luo Fu's words, Lady Pingxin's brows furrowed.

The Journey to the West World is not like the Primordial World.

The timeline of the Primordial World is still in the era of the Wu-Yao War.

Heaven and Earth have experienced only one cosmic calamity—the Long Hanchu Calamity.

Few among those who lived through the Long Hanchu Calamity remain.

Thus, most great cultivators in the Primordial World have little concept of cosmic calamities.

The Journey to the West World is different—it has endured the Wu-Yao Calamity and the Fengshen Calamity. After two cosmic calamities, its great cultivators regard cosmic calamities with profound dread and utmost caution.

This is why few great cultivators intervened in this Journey to the West Calamity.

The bloody lessons of the first two calamities are still fresh.

During the Wu-Yao Calamity, the Wu and Yao Clans nearly ignited a war that engulfed the entire Primordial World, with flames spreading to nearly every corner.

All Wan Ling connected to the calamity suffered heavy casualties.

The two main protagonists of the calamity—the Twelve Ancestral Wu—almost all perished in battle; the Wu Clan suffered heavy casualties and was forced to retreat into the Underworld.

The Yao Clan fared even worse—Di Jun and Tai Yi died, and the Yao Celestial Court collapsed outright.

The Fengshen Calamity was less sweeping, with battles concentrated mainly in the Shang Dynasty and between the Chan Sect and Jie Sect.

Yet the Fengshen War ultimately drew the Saints into combat, shattering the Primordial World itself and causing even greater destruction.

After enduring these two calamities, the great cultivators of the Three Realms began avoiding cosmic calamities at all costs, fearing they might be drawn into one.

As for reversing a cosmic calamity, they dared not even imagine it.

A cosmic calamity is the will of Heaven's Dao—unchangeable.

This is the consensus of all great divine beings in the Three Realms.

The last one who tried to alter the Great Calamity was Saint Tongtian.

Even though the Saint acted and shattered the Primordial World, the Great Calamity still remained unchanged.

The Heavenly Dao's grand trend cannot be altered by anyone.

Thus, when Luo Fu proposed reversing the Great Calamity, Lady Pingxin's first reaction was to think she had misheard, and her second was to try to dissuade him.

"Friend Luo Fu, the Great Calamity is the Heavenly Dao's grand trend—even the Saints cannot change it; it is utterly impossible to reverse."

"Must the Heavenly Dao's grand trend truly be unchangeable? Across the Heavens and Myriad Worlds, even the Heavenly Dao is not omnipotent—why could it not be changed? Hasn't the Great Calamity of the Primordial World already been reversed by me?"

Luo Fu spoke calmly, his tone brimming with confidence.

In the Heavens and Myriad Worlds, nothing is unchangeable.

Even the Dao itself is not immutable.

If the Dao could not be changed, the Heavens and Myriad Worlds would never have emerged.

If the Dao can be changed, then the Heavenly Dao can certainly be changed.

After all, the Heavenly Dao is merely a product of Pangu's creation of heaven and earth.

If Pangu were still alive, altering the Heavenly Dao's grand trend would likely require only a single thought.

The reason the great divine beings of the Three Realms believe the Heavenly Dao cannot be changed

is fundamentally because their power is insufficient.

And also because of the long-standing hints given by Ancestor Hongjun.

As long as one's power is strong enough, any Heavenly Dao grand trend can be changed.

The Heavenly Dao itself is constantly changing.

"Friend, you are right—I have seen too little. Even the Primordial World was merely created by the Great Divine Pangu; the so-called Heavenly Dao grand trend is indeed not unchangeable."