Shrouding the Heavens: The Ultimate Daoist Venerable

Chapter 792 Primordial Chaos Heaven

Wuji Immortal Mountain was transformed and evolved by Liang Yu step by step to reach its current state, so there is an extremely close connection between them. The laws within this immortal mountain can almost encompass his Dao and Dharma.

But when he broke through to the pinnacle of immortality and shed his mortal body, this connection was also severed, remaining in his mortal body, namely, the Wuji Daoist.

Therefore, Wuji Immortal Mountain is now more closely connected with Wuji Daoist. He doesn't even need to integrate himself into the mountain to merge with it using the Earth Immortal method, thus continuing to explore and evolve along this path.

The Primordial Saint Emperor was modified by Liang Yu using the laws of the Boundless Immortal Mountain. He was even placed deep within the Boundless Immortal Mountain to further upgrade himself. Therefore, a considerable portion of the original laws within him originated from the laws of the Boundless Immortal Mountain.

This means that if the Primordial Saint Emperor wanted to use the laws and origin power of the Boundless Immortal Mountain to live a second life, it was entirely possible for him to achieve this.

This is also one of the important reasons why the Primordial Holy Emperor chose to return to Wuji Immortal Mountain in this lifetime.

Now that the Daoist Wuji has taken control of this immortal mountain, it would naturally be the best solution for the Primordial Saint Emperor to obtain the Wuji Immortal Scripture from him to achieve further advancement.

Under the guidance of the Daoist Wuji, the fundamental laws of this immortal mountain directly manifested, evolving at a slow and meticulous pace, giving the Primordial Saint Emperor ample time to comprehend them, allowing him to quickly find the parts suitable for him to improve.

Although the Primordial Saint Emperor was somewhat curious about Liang Yu's success and also missed his master, under the exquisite and unparalleled laws of the Great Dao, he still directly fell into a deep state of enlightenment, suppressing all other distracting thoughts.

Seeing that the Primordial Saint Emperor had begun his cultivation, the Boundless Daoist looked towards the mountain peak and muttered to himself, "It's done."

At the summit of Wuji Immortal Mountain, Liang Yu opened his eyes, his aura trembling as if he could hardly suppress it, but eventually it returned to calm.

More than 200,000 years have passed since he built the sixth secret realm based on the Qiankun Creation Tower. Only now has he completed the construction of the new sixth secret realm, which is undoubtedly much slower than he expected.

According to Liang Yu's original plan, he should have succeeded tens of thousands of years ago, even tens of thousands of years earlier than Yuanshi Tianzun. However, just as he was about to complete it, an unexpected change occurred that was not in his plan.

That is, his two sixth secret realms have begun to clash, each vying for the divine power derived from the sublimation of his five secret realms, making them difficult to coexist.

This was undoubtedly an unexpected problem for Liang Yu, so he almost destroyed the Qiankun Creation Tower, which would not only have resulted in the loss of a sixth secret realm, but would also have destroyed his natal divine weapon.

Fortunately, he had already reached the pinnacle of immortality and had long had experience in constructing the sixth secret realm. Therefore, he was able to temporarily dismantle the new sixth secret realm in time, thus resolving this crisis.

However, this problem is only temporarily solved. As long as he wants to continue to make breakthroughs, this problem will still exist.

In fact, it's quite simple. The Sixth Secret Realm was conceived and sublimated after the Five Secret Realms were combined. It should have been the complete manifestation of his Dao Fruits and Divine Power. The two Sixth Secret Realms do conflict with each other. Instead of making one the main one and the other the auxiliary one, it would be better to combine them into one, which would make it more refined.

After all, these are two sixth secret realms, not the sixth and seventh secret realms. They are parallel to each other at the same level, not in a hierarchical relationship. Therefore, Liang Yu's next step is either to abandon one type of sixth secret realm and allow only one type of sixth secret realm to exist, or to change the form of these two sixth secret realms so that they can coexist or even merge into one.

When Yuanshi Tianzun and Daode Tianzun successfully constructed their sixth secret realm, Liang Yu was busy solving this problem, which is why he couldn't spare the time and could only let Wuji Daoren learn about these mysteries and changes on his behalf, and then indirectly comprehend their experience through the special connection between them, in order to promote his own success.

Now, Liang Yu has finally succeeded in avoiding the conflict between these two sixth secret realms, allowing them to coexist.

The sixth secret realm that Liang Yu deduced was named Hunyuan Wuji Heaven by him. Its form was like a primordial primordial energy emerging from his immortal platform to form a sky dome. However, upon closer inspection, one would find that this sky was ethereal and elusive, as if it were the origin of all things in the universe and the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth. It was formless, colorless, without beginning or end, and could not be named.

This sixth secret realm exists almost between existence and non-existence, as if it were a manifestation of the true Dao.

The most unexpected aspect is that the sixth secret realm of Hunyuan Wuji Heaven takes a completely different approach from the others. Whether it's Yuanshi Tianzun or Daode Tianzun, their sixth secret realms are essentially the sublimation of their own Dao fruit resulting from the merging of the five major secret realms. However, Liang Yu's Hunyuan Wuji Heaven goes against the grain.

In Liang Yu's current secret realm, this sixth secret realm has become the foundation of everything. It symbolizes the origin of the Great Dao, which is "nothingness". The Primordial Chaos Heaven gave rise to the Primordial Qi, which in turn gave birth to Liang Yu and his five secret realms.

Liang Yu's Qiankun Creation Tower connects with his five secret realms on this basis, eventually giving rise to myriad worlds, myriad laws, myriad paths, myriad spirits and myriad races within it, truly encompassing everything and fully representing "existence".

Conversely, the "existence" within the Qiankun Creation Tower can be gathered into Liang Yu's physical body and the five secret realms, and then return to nothingness, becoming the "nothingness" that symbolizes the origin of the Great Dao.

In this situation, Liang Yu's two secret realms and his main body successfully constructed a complete cycle of "existence and non-existence giving rise to each other", thus truly unifying the seven secret realms and reaching the ultimate state of perfection.

Therefore, he himself can master and evolve all the power of "existence" and "non-existence", and master the true Tao.

At least at this stage, Liang Yu could no longer find any possibility of further evolution for the Secret Realm system; this was truly the ultimate limit.

Of course, Liang Yu's current state does not count as having constructed the seventh secret realm. Although there are two, they are more of a complementary relationship and still fall within the scope of the sixth secret realm.

However, from Liang Yu's current perspective, the current sixth secret realm should be the ultimate. Even if he continues to study the secret realm method after becoming a Celestial King, he probably will not be able to construct a new secret realm.

After carefully observing his current absolutely stable, even perfect, state, Liang Yu couldn't help but smile.

Liang Yu's current accumulation is unimaginably strong. If he breaks through to the Immortal King level now, becoming an Immortal King giant is a certainty, and it would probably not be difficult for him to continue to improve.

(End of this chapter)