Primordial Era: The Great Serpent of Yunmeng

Was Chapter 62 an accident, or...?

"So, the impact is actually not that significant?"

Fuxi's spirits improved slightly, and his voice returned to normal somewhat.

"There will be some impact, but it's not as serious as you think. After all, drastic changes in the environment will definitely have a huge impact."

"However, the water gods will not let this go unpunished. The matter arose because of them, and if it cannot be resolved, they will have to bear the resulting karma."

Qi explained it to Fuxi, saying that the gods of the human realm really didn't understand these things, otherwise they wouldn't have been so easily deceived.

Qi glanced at Fuxi with a hint of pity. If this matter could not be resolved, he would surely bear a share of the karmic consequences that would befall him.

When people do good deeds for Heaven and Earth, Heaven and Earth will reward them with merit; when people do wrong things that harm Heaven and Earth, Heaven and Earth will naturally punish them with karma.

The punishment of ordinary people is not obvious; it is only reflected in luck and opportunity.

For those who cultivate themselves or are born as deities, bearing the karmic burdens of heaven and earth means that they must face that great calamity, which they cannot escape and will inevitably lead to their death.

During the great calamity of heaven and earth, the aura of calamity pervades, and those entangled in the karma of humanity will enter the calamity, but they will still have a chance to escape.

Those who bear the karmic burdens of heaven and earth will enter a tribulation. If the tribulation ends, they can live; otherwise, they are destined to die and their path will perish.

The great calamity arises from the inevitable conflict between heaven and earth, but its purpose is to settle the score of cause and effect in heaven and earth.

For practitioners, it is best not to carry karma and cause and effect on their bodies, otherwise they will never be able to escape death.

Being able to escape once is already a great stroke of luck, and having even a small gain makes one a winner.

If these water gods fail to resolve this problem perfectly, then in the great calamity to come, there will likely be few left.

Qi thought that if they couldn't solve the problem, then after the great calamity, he would probably have a chance to become the master of the inland water system of the prehistoric world.

After all, by then all the water gods will have departed, and the remaining water systems should be inhabited by virtuous people.

However, Qi also knew that this was not very realistic. After all, as the birthplace of the innate saints, it would be too incompetent of them not to be able to control it.

If even the place where the power resides is like this, then what use is his divine position?

After seeing that Fuxi was much better, Qi stopped trying to persuade him. He figured out the rest on his own, otherwise how could he cultivate?

What Qi needs to think about now is how to thoroughly curse those water gods. After all, his status is equivalent to the four water gods of the East and the three water gods of the West, so there is no pressure in cursing them.

As for the First Emperor, as the god of the four seas, he had no authority over him.

Qi turned and left the pavilion in the center of the pond. He needed to consider his wording; he didn't have the time to keep Fuxi company while he pondered these existing matters.

A cycle of time is not a long time for the gods, but some gods feel that time passes too slowly.

The mountain gods were busy watching the drama unfold. After all, as fellow earth deities, they would surely know about such a major event among the water gods.

They were all waiting for those water gods to be scolded, so that their boring lives would have more fun and something to talk about.

Many water gods were busy with disaster relief. Water flowed into Yunmeng Marsh, and those who needed to borrow water ran all over the prehistoric world.

The waters of Yunmengze are pouring in in large quantities, and they are busy opening up channels to ask other water gods for help in diverting some of the floodwaters.

Unfortunately, their direction could only be the opposite, since the upstream could not go downstream to fetch water, and in the end they could only find the upper reaches of large water systems such as Sidu and Sanshui.

Only their vast waterways, which stretch across almost the entire continent, could possibly help them solve these problems.

Bingyi was in a real bind. His own tributary had come knocking on his door, and he couldn't refuse to help, but if he did, he would only be dragging the downstream water upstream.

This only ensures smooth water flow on the surface, and then pulling it down from underwater is a huge undertaking.

The Yellow River is inherently turbulent, and we cannot disrupt its normal flow or the lives of those who depend on it for survival.

Bingyi had no choice but to take matters into his own hands, since the Yellow River was too vast and wide, and only he could divert a large amount of water from the downstream to the upstream while maintaining the normal flow of the Yellow River.

"Looks like the next Yuanhui won't be a slow affair! I'll have to go to Yunmengze again to get scolded. We're all at the same level, so why am I so unlucky?!"

Bingyi lamented her life of toil, but there was nothing she could do but leave the Water Palace and head downstream.

Qi Xiang was an extremely beautiful goddess, but she could no longer maintain her usual composure, as she had encountered the same situation.

The only way to make up for it is by using the same method, since this is also one of her responsibilities.

"Which idiot went and asked the Water God of Yunmengze to get involved! Especially when he wasn't even here!"

For the first time in his life since his birth, Qi Xiang felt helpless. Yunmengze, as a reservoir that regulates the water system of the world, has an extremely important environmental location.

Because as long as Yunmengze doesn't cause any problems, the issues can be resolved through Yunmengze's regulation. Now, someone is actually trying to influence this crucial link.

Often, their assessment of the strength of water and air circulation in various tributary systems is based on the Yunmeng Marsh.

It's like someone has tampered with the fair scales in the market, but the problem is that everyone's private scales are inaccurate. Now the entire market weighing system has collapsed, and they can't escape the responsibility for this.

"I wonder when Yunmengze will return to normal. Moving the water will only take a month, but the real challenge is calculating the water volume needed for all the river basins."

"We need to find a way to directly obtain the number of water vapor changes in Yunmeng Marsh, otherwise we water gods may not be able to cultivate for the next few dozen years."

Even their beautiful faces became distorted.

She knew that a god born from such a crucial link in the operation of the world's water system would certainly not be easy to deal with.

"I never imagined that the first time in my life I'd ever been scolded, I'd have to beg for it myself! And even then, there's no guarantee I'd get it!"

Qi Xiang had no choice but to address the immediate problem first, as the Yangtze River has too many tributaries and requires a huge amount of water.

Now that there are no reference points, we have to calculate the water needed downstream ourselves, and then move the excess water upstream to distribute it to the tributaries.

When the water gods of the four rivers were painstakingly filling the pits they had dug in the past, they all did the same thing without prior agreement.

That means they intercepted the moisture that was supposed to flow into the sea through the estuary. Now they have no idea how much moisture they need to make up for their previous mistake.

Now all that can be done is for the Four Seas to suffer, since it was the Dragon Clan who discovered this method and was the first to use it; they were merely imitating it.

At this point, let the dragons be the first to deal with the headache; their top priority is to protect their own power.

The Ancestral Dragon sensed the changes in the water vapor at the estuary, but said nothing, after all, he hadn't expected anyone to touch the balance of the inland waters.

At this point, whatever he says is wrong. The Dragon Clan has to take the blame for this stupid thing that no one knows who did.

Whether or not we find that idiot is not important, nor is it important whether or not someone did it on purpose.

The most important thing now is to minimize the impact of this incident; we can deal with those issues later.

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