Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I created three thousand demon realms.

Chapter 104 The Way of Literature Will Never Die, Cangjie Will Never Die

"My path is complete!!!" Cangjie looked up at the sky with a smile on his face.

Merit gathered in the sky above this human tribe.

"This is: the sun!!" Cangjie's first voice rang out.

The sun, moon, and stars, the vast universe, the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches—one by one, characters appeared in Cangjie's hands. These are the oldest characters, representing the origin of all literature and the Way.

Three thousand characters appeared before Cangjie.

The merits from heaven fell directly down!

Boundless merit flowed into Cangjie's body, and in an instant, Cangjie went from a mortal with no cultivation to a Celestial Immortal, True Immortal, Mysterious Immortal, Golden Immortal, Taiyi Golden Immortal, and Daluo Golden Immortal!

It didn't stop until Ronaldo!

Three flowers gathered at the top of the head, representing the past, future, and present, and these three flowers appeared on Cangjie's head.

It carries the literary and philosophical power of Cangjie.

With the immeasurable merit bestowed upon him, Cangjie's own literary and moral fortune emerged and merged with the fortune of humanity.

From this day forward, the Way of Literature will never perish, and Cangjie will never be forgotten!

"Humans, what an incredible race!" Yuan Huang said slowly.

Achieving the Great Luo status in a single day is something that has never happened before in the entire history of the primordial world.

"This is the human race, the darlings of heaven and earth," Yuan Meng said with a smile.

With the birth of Wendao.

Humanity flourished here.

Nuwa sensed something and returned directly to the Origin Palace to begin her seclusion.

Yuan Meng also enjoyed many benefits.

Of course, Laozi, one of the Three Pure Ones, also sensed the change in the human race's fortune, but then he closed his eyes.

There are quite a few saints now eyeing the human race, all wanting to gain benefits from them.

After all, it was clear to all the great beings of the primordial era that it was only a matter of time before the human race became the protagonist of the world.

Without the three innate races appearing, and without the ferocious beast race appearing.

No other race can compare to the human race.

Cangjie was able to become a Great Luo Immortal in a single day not only because of his immense merit, but also because of the blessing of literature and Taoism.

As the progenitor of human literature, Cangjie may not have been particularly powerful in battle, but as long as literature endures, Cangjie will remain alive under its protection.

The great Luo was achieved in a single day, but this was the result of Cangjie creating a path.

Other primordial beings could do the same, but how many such beings are there?
Kunlun Mountains!!

Lao Tzu watched as Yuanshi and Tongtian argued incessantly.

Yuanshi was dissatisfied with Tongtian's disciples, who accepted all kinds of disciples, including some who already carried their own karma. The two argued constantly, which had become a common occurrence on Kunlun Mountain.

Tongtian, on the other hand, was dissatisfied with Yuanshi and criticized his disciples.

Tongtian felt that although some of his disciples were not very good, they were still his disciples after all, and the two of them had argued about this more than once or twice.

However, to be fair, some of the disciples Tongtian took in were indeed misfits, apart from Duobao, Jinling, Wudang, and Guiling.

The others aren't that great either.

They lack potential, deliberately cause trouble, and many are burdened with their own karma.

Yuan Shi, who was very particular about appearances, naturally couldn't stand it.

However, Tongtian didn't think about this at all; he just felt that his second brother was targeting him.

Although Yuanshi Tianzun valued his reputation, he didn't do anything to Tongtian before the Three Pure Ones separated. After all, Tongtian himself knew to some extent what kind of disciples Tongtian had taken in. Kunlun Mountain, originally a sacred place for cultivation, became chaotic and disorderly because of Tongtian's disciples.

In fact, Yuanshi did nothing wrong in this matter.

It's true that Yuanshi values ​​lineage and has a strong sense of pride, but before the division of the family, Yuanshi didn't really say anything about Tongtian's disciples. He just told Tongtian to keep his disciples in check and not let them cause such a mess.

But once, twice, three times, even Lao Tzu, let alone Yuan Shi, couldn't stand it anymore.

However, out of brotherhood, I never said anything and just pretended not to see it.

From a neutral perspective, Tongtian was indeed wrong in this matter, even though Tongtian's personality was the most likable among all the saints.

But to be fair, apart from a very few, how many of the disciples under Tongtian Sect are truly good people?

Whether it's Chang Er Ding Guang Xian or anyone else, apart from a few disciples, what became of the other disciples in the end?

Some ran away, some defected.

Simply put, the disciples who are now studying under Tongtian are basically all drawn by the name of Tongtian, the sage.

In the primordial world, there were quite a few who used the name of the Heavenly Sage to bully others.

Of course, during the Investiture of the Gods, Yuanshi and Laozi also acted dishonestly, scheming against their own brothers, which is an indisputable fact.

However, in general, all three Qing have made mistakes, and it cannot be said that Yuanshi was the only one at fault. Of course, this is a matter of looking at things from a fair perspective.

However, from another perspective, Yuan Shi was indeed going too far, arguing with a junior.

"Tongtian, what kind of people are under your command? Kunlun Mountain, which was once a beautiful place, is now a mess." Yuanshi looked at Tongtian with anger in his eyes.

"Second Brother, I will naturally be in charge of disciplining my disciples, so you don't need to worry about it," Tongtian said with a hint of coldness in his voice.

"If that's the case, then you shouldn't bring your disciples to Kunlun," Yuanshi said, his anger boiling over.

"Alright, I will take my disciples and leave Kunlun. We won't be an eyesore to you, Second Brother." Tongtian said with a somewhat unpleasant expression, and then angrily left the Sanqing Hall.

Yuan Shi was stunned, a hint of regret in his eyes, but he couldn't bring himself to lower himself.

"Sigh," Lao Tzu sighed.

"Second brother, now that third brother has left, you will be in charge of Kunlun. I should also leave," Laozi said slowly, opening his eyes.

The separation of the Three Pure Ones is inevitable, and the blessed land of the Three Saints can withstand this fortune.

Even if the family doesn't split up this time, there will be another time.

Looking at Tongtian and Laozi leaving one after another, Yuanshi had a trace of regret in his eyes, but then he closed his eyes. Some things, once they have appeared, cannot be changed.

The cracks between the three families have already appeared, so if they are forced to stay together, it is only a matter of time before they eventually separate.

Lao Tzu returned directly to his Daoist temple within the chaos.

Tongtian then left Kunlun with his disciples and stayed on Jin'ao Island.

Origin Island.

Looking at the three Pure Ones who had separated from the family, Yuan Meng knew very well that if he were Yuan Shi, he would probably also be uncomfortable with the disciples of Tongtian Sect.

After all, no one wants their place of cultivation to become a chaotic and polluted place.

It can only be said that different perspectives lead to different views on the same issue.

Tongtian viewed his disciples from the perspective of a master, while Yuanshi saw the true character of Tongtian's disciples from the perspective of a senior master.

This is a matter of opinion; it's a matter of perspective.

It's not a matter of who's right and who's wrong.

To be honest, no one is wrong, but everyone is also wrong.

(End of this chapter)