Simulating the primordial era? That's way too extreme.

Chapter 50: The Cut of Justice!

"Wait a minute, Taiqing's leaving already?!"

Seeing that Jin Bing had smoothly seen off the Taiqing Saint and even easily accepted Nuwa's holy decree to officially become the sole chieftain of the human race, the whole plot unfolded smoothly.

Zhao Si, who had been watching the screen for a long time, didn't react for a moment:

"Since they've already become disciples, shouldn't they teach them cultivation techniques and spells first? What's the meaning of just leaving like this!"

Zhao Si was stunned:

What a fraudulent master! Thinking back to the Sun Star Lord whom I worshipped in the last simulation, although his character was not good and his cultivation was not very high, and he was considered one of the most treacherous and petty people in the Heavenly Court, at least the Sun Star Lord had given Jin Bing a proper lesson.

Even after Jin Bing graduated from the Yuying Class, the Sun Star Lord still exerted his influence within the Heavenly Court system on many occasions, helping his disciple a great deal.

Putting aside his character, he was at least a pretty competent mentor.

But what does Taiqing mean? Why doesn't he teach anything? Is this what a master is?

"Could it be that I missed some crucial information?"

Zhao Si frowned, reviewing the historical information again, trying to find some hidden content. His intuition told him that the Taiqing Dynasty couldn't possibly be so weak.

"Let's review it again..."

"First, Jin Bing came to Shouyang Mountain to stop Nuwa from creating humans, but he failed and was caught red-handed by Nuwa right at the beginning."

Nuwa not only didn't kill him, but also curiously asked Jin Bing about his purpose:

"Normally, Jin Bing's offensive behavior would have angered Nuwa, but Nuwa's reaction... was only curiosity."

Zhao Si seemed to have grasped something:

"Could it be... that Nuwa realized Jin Bing's origins at that moment?"

The secrets of the human race were not actually secrets to the six disciples of Hongjun who were destined to become saints. Everyone knew them, but they could not speak them out because of Hongjun or the Heavenly Dao.

At the same time, the fact that Nuwa created humans and became a saint was very likely not accidental, but inevitable!

The “inevitability” here does not refer to some vague destiny, but rather to the explicit requirement of some real “force majeure” that forced Nuwa to create humans.

The evidence is that when Jin Bing destroyed the clay figurine, she muttered a strange phrase to herself:

[Throughout these past few decades since I attained enlightenment, I have been struggling, because I know...]

"She knew everything, knew that the existence of humans would inevitably bring disaster, but her struggles were futile because..."

They've been urging me for ages... If I don't take action, nobody else will get a turn...

they?

That is, a group of two or more people urged Nuwa to create humans, because if Nuwa did not create humans, they would not be able to achieve a certain goal.

In the vast and primordial world, what group has the qualifications and power to force and urge Nuwa, who is only one step away from becoming a sage, to do something she does not want to do?

Heaven?

Uh... it's not that Zhao Si deliberately looked down on Di Jun and Tai Yi, it's just that he genuinely looked down on them...

To be honest, although the Heavenly Court, the only legitimate regime in the prehistoric world, is very powerful, it only has absolute power over cultivators at the level of Great Luo and below. As for Quasi-Saints, as long as they do not openly rebel, the Heavenly Court generally treats them with respect.

In previous simulations, the Heavenly Court only took action against Quasi-Saints a few times. Once was to gather all the great supernatural beings in the prehistoric world to besiege the Three Pure Ones of Kunlun for the sake of righteousness, once was to suppress the rebellion of the three ancient races, and twice was when Di Jun suppressed the Twelve Ancestral Witches with a flick of his finger after becoming a Saint.

The main reason for these actions was undoubtedly the butterfly effect of Jin Bing...

Therefore, the answer is obvious:

"The only ones qualified and capable of forcing Nuwa are the other five future sages!"

Zhao Si gradually realized:

"Why would these five future sages urge Nuwa to become a sage? It can only be because of their vested interests..."

"Does this mean that if Nuwa didn't become a saint, they couldn't become saints either?"

It's quite possible. Nuwa created humans and became a saint, and the other five established their own religions and became saints shortly after. It can't be because they were all Nuwa's sycophants that she had to be treated with deference, right?

Or perhaps, the fact that Nuwa created humans could suddenly make these five people realize the absurdity of "establishing a religion can lead to sainthood"? What necessary connection is there between creating humans and establishing a religion? What kind of brain circuitry would lead someone to this...?

Why did they establish their religions all at once, instead of earlier or later, after Nuwa created humans? Isn't it obvious that Nuwa's sainthood was the "key" that allowed them to enter?

"Key? Lock?"

"Humans?"

All the questions were directed at the human race, this newly created race:

Inexplicably, they are ranked higher than demons, inexplicably aligned with the Dao, and inexplicably possess a unique merit system, which is now even related to the "lock" to sainthood.

"The problem hasn't been solved; it's made things even more confusing..."

Zhao Si quickly shook his head, putting this side question aside for now. What exactly is wrong with the human race? It certainly can't be solved with the current information. Let's return to Nuwa first:

"Therefore, at the same time that Jin Bing smashed the clay figure, Nuwa probably already guessed that he might be a reborn being!"

"Then, Taiqing arrived and exchanged some information with Nuwa. So Taiqing must have also learned from Nuwa that Jin Bing was acting strangely, which is why he tested him..."

"Using scriptures as coded language nineteen times in a row to transmit information across time and space not only confirmed Jin Bing's identity as a reborn person, but also made a preliminary deduction that Jin Bing's ability to rewind time was not a useless ability that could only be used a few times, but could really rewind time an infinite number of times."

Although Zhao Si had been tricked by the old man like a monkey nineteen times, he had to admit that the old man was quite capable, easily obtaining enough hidden information without using direct communication methods such as language.

Afterwards, Taiqing decisively accepted a disciple and even took this precious disciple back to Kunlun Mountain to study and educate him properly.

"This shows that, even at this point, Taiqing still intended to teach his disciples in the normal way... So, where did the problem lie?"

After a moment of contemplation, Zhao Si turned his attention to Jin Bing's words to Tai Qing:

"Taiqing wanted to take him back to Kunlun Mountain, but Jin Bing chose to stay among the human race..."

As a sage, Taiqing couldn't possibly be unaware of what the human race meant—it was a powder keg, and whoever got involved was doomed!

So... this is Taiqing's attempt at righteousness?!

Zhao Si was speechless. As a disciple of the sage, Jin Bing couldn't let go of the human race, which was clearly neither in the sage's interest nor in line with the Taiqing Human Sect's doctrine of tranquility and non-action.

In this case, cutting is perfectly normal...

"However, since he had become Jin Bing's disciple, even though Taiqing chose to sever ties with Jin Bing, he still allowed him to come to him for help whenever he encountered problems, which was like giving him a protective umbrella."

To be honest, Taiqing has already done more than enough. Taking in such an unfortunate disciple who is so obsessed with being a powder keg is a disgrace to the family...

"That's why Taiqing didn't teach him anything, in order to absolve himself of responsibility and prevent the Heavenly Dao from implicating him."

Having finally figured out the whole plot, Zhao Si was speechless:

They had originally planned to use Taiqing as the key to breaking the deadlock, but when Lao Deng heard that it was related to the powder keg, he immediately cut ties.

"By the way, according to the plot, he was supposed to take Xuan Du of the human race as his disciple, but now Jin Bing has made it clear that he wants to lead the human race in micro-management, so Taiqing didn't even dare to take Xuan Du as his disciple..."

As expected of the Supreme Sage, his righteous cutting technique is simply amazing...

In this light, this round of simulations should not be able to touch the fundamental contradiction of the Way of Heaven, and Jin Bing will not be able to become the "revolutionary" he had envisioned.

However, he probably won't repeat the "humanism" of his previous life, and won't lead humanity down the path of extreme slaughter of other races.

"So, reformists?"

Zhao Si looked at the screen curiously, wanting to see how Jin Bing would micromanage to achieve a relatively perfect and acceptable outcome.

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(End of this chapter)