Primordial Era: The Way of the Three Lights and Stars

Chapter 1 001 Three Lights Profound Origin Technique

The primordial wilderness, the East China Sea, Sanguang Island.

The island is irregularly round, stretching for countless miles. It is rich in spiritual energy, with exotic flowers and plants everywhere, and strange lights of red, orange, and silver appearing and disappearing intermittently.

Whenever the three lights appear, they draw the spiritual energy on the island, causing it to converge towards the center of the island.

In the center of Sanguang Island, there is an island in a lake.

The three-colored light on the island remained condensed and did not disperse, forming a huge three-colored ball of light in the sky above the island. The three-colored light flowed continuously inside and outside the ball of light, as if the ball of light possessed a life.

The spiritual energy that was drawn in then surged into the three-colored light cluster.

I don't know how much time passed.

The three-colored light cluster suddenly expanded and contracted violently, as if the spiritual energy it had been carrying had reached its limit and was about to undergo a new change.

I don't know how much time passed.

A dazzling tri-colored light suddenly burst forth from the ball of light, enveloping the entire island. However, it was ultimately stopped inside an invisible barrier.

A moment later, the three-colored light rolled back.

However, the three-colored light orb had long since disappeared from the spot, replaced by a young Taoist wearing a white jade crown and a white cloud-patterned robe with wide sleeves.

The young Taoist priest slowly opened his eyes.

In that instant, all the light returned to his body. The three colors and three lights were no longer visible on the Three Lights Island, but his eyes shone as brightly as the sun, moon, and stars.

Coupled with those sword-like eyebrows, his handsome features carried a touch of otherworldly etherealness.

"A Golden Immortal in human form is indeed no match for those top-tier innate saints." After briefly sensing his own immense power, Wei Guang shook his head helplessly.

The foundation of Wei Guang is the source of the three lights: sunlight, moonlight, and starlight.

Sunlight is the light of extreme Yang, moonlight is the light of extreme Yin, and starlight serves as a medium, allowing Yin and Yang to blend together, thus creating the three fundamental sources of light.

It sounds pretty good, but in reality it's just a top-grade product, not even worthy of being called sacred.

The difference between innate deities and innate beings is not only their origins but also their lineage. This difference was already clear at the moment when Wei Guang and the Three Lights Origin merged.

Perhaps because he was a visitor from another world, he had no lineage, so he could only be considered a primordial being.

That's right, Wei Guang is a time traveler.

He didn't remember exactly how many years had passed since he transmigrated; he only remembered waking up to find himself in this legendary prehistoric world.

It merges with the three fundamental sources of light.

There was no inheritance, nor any special ability. Wei Guang's ability to transform into human form after cultivating to this point was due to a fortuitous opportunity, an extraordinary one.

When Wei Guang arrived, the world had just been created, and the primordial chaos had not yet been divided.

Wei Guang didn't know if any other beings had awakened in the primordial world at that time, but even if they had, there certainly wouldn't have been many. At that time, the Great Dao had not yet receded, and even the three thousand Great Dao Laws were presented to Wei Guang without reservation.

If Wei Guang hadn't come from another world and been completely ignorant of cultivation, he probably would have been in the same generation as Hongjun and the others.

However, there's a saying that goes, "If you're standing in the right place at the right time, even a pig can be carried away by the wind," and Wei Guang's background isn't too bad.

As his soul gradually merged with the origin of the Three Lights, Wei Guang's enlightenment also gradually emerged.

Having come to understand the fundamental nature of things, Wei Guang, after countless years of contemplation, finally comprehended a cultivation method suitable for him, which he named the Three Lights Profound Origin Technique.

The Three Lights Mysterious Origin Technique

Sunlight refines the body, moonlight refines the spirit, and the three lights refine the Qi. This is a method of cultivating the essence, Qi, and spirit simultaneously.

Although Wei Guang knew the principle that sharpening the axe would not delay the work of chopping wood, how could he know what the scenery was like at the top of the mountain if he did not stand on the mountaintop?

Without a broad perspective, all your thinking is in vain.

Therefore, Wei Guang could only cultivate and improve his technique until the Great Dao no longer opened any back doors for him, and finally the Heavenly Dao revived and the Great Dao withdrew.

Hongjun had already attained enlightenment ten Yuanhui ago, and now the three lectures have all ended.

And what about him?

He's only just taken human form, and he's only at the Golden Immortal level. It's frustrating just thinking about it.

However, Wei Guang was well aware of his shortcomings, so he did not dwell on the matter too much. He quickly adjusted his mindset and began to plan his future.

In the primordial chaos, years are immeasurable, yet a wondrous method exists to restore completeness.

Wei Guang calculated with his fingers and knew that they were currently in the late stage of the Lich-Demon Calamity. Nuwa and the Three Pure Ones were about to attain enlightenment, and the Lich and Demon races, under the mediation of Hongjun, each ruled over the world.

So it's not too late.

Although the Three Lights Profound Origin Technique is good, the Golden Immortal realm is the limit. Without the Great Dao opening a back door for him, Wei Guang can only learn from the Daoist methods of others if he wants to continue to improve the Three Lights Profound Origin Technique.

The teachings are not easily passed on; to achieve this goal, one can only choose to become an apprentice.

If you're going to worship someone, you should naturally worship a powerful backer, and in this vast world, only the sages can be considered such powerful backers.

First, we can rule out Laozi and Nuwa.

Needless to say, Nuwa never accepted disciples. And if Laozi hadn't been involved with the human race in his path to enlightenment, he probably wouldn't even have Xuandu as his sole heir.

Thus, only Yuqing Yuanshi, Shangqing Tongtian, and the two Western Saints remain.

According to Yuan Shi, he was not born from a wet egg or covered in scales and armor. Although his origins were not top-notch, they were certainly not bad either.

It's not a sure thing, but there's still a chance.

As for Yuanshi, although he was arrogant, everything has two sides. To outsiders, he might seem shameless and fond of bullying the weak, but in the eyes of his own disciples, it was a different story.

No matter who you are, if you dare to bully my disciple, even if it means losing face and bullying the weak, I will still deal with you.

Yuanshi may not have been a good elder brother, but he was definitely a good teacher, that much is undeniable. On the contrary, Laozi seems to be bad at everything.

Of course, this is just what is described in conspiracy theory articles, and the actual situation remains to be assessed.

Then comes Tongtian.

Tongtian is undoubtedly a great man, but his only flaw is that he's too casual in accepting disciples. Of course, that's not entirely true; it's more a matter of doctrinal conflict and the prevailing trend.

However, Wei Guang felt that it wasn't a big problem.

It's still a long way from the time of the Investiture of the Gods. When the time of the Investiture of the Gods arrives, Wei Guang will not only have attained enlightenment, but he will still have a chance to become a Quasi-Saint. With the advantage of his foresight, he should be able to save himself, if not save the entire Jie Sect.

At worst, we can just get ashore early; it's not a bad thing anyway.

Finally, there are the two Western Saints.

As the saying goes, everything has two sides. So what if you're shameless? If being shameless can make you a billionaire, then the world's moral standards are probably even lower than theirs.

Similarly, if shamelessness can lead to sainthood and the flourishing of the West, what's wrong with that?

As the only two great supernatural beings in the West, Jieyin and Zhunti were able to develop the West into what it is today. They must be considered people of great perseverance, right?

Regardless of their positions, Wei Guang didn't think there was anything wrong between the two.

However, it is also a fact that the West is poor.

If Wei Guang had chosen to join the West, he would have been destined to become a laborer. For the prosperity of the West, he would have had to work desperately to develop it.

After all, even the boss is working hard, so what reason do you have to lie down?

P.S.: The story is a bit cliché in the early stages because the characters are weak and need to progress through the plot. However, the plot will change as the characters become stronger, so please be patient with the author.

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