Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Although Luo Hou cannot leave Zixiao Palace, with Hongjun around, he knows everything, big and small, happening in the prehistoric world.

Hongjun also knew that Hongyun had taken Dijun's two sons as disciples. Hongjun thought Hongyun was asking for trouble, but Luohou didn't think so. Luohou hated the Heavenly Dao to death, and he was willing to try anything that the Heavenly Dao didn't want.

However, Luo Hou was still dissatisfied: "If you don't mind the trouble, just take them in whenever you want. Why make them die once! Once they change bodies, their bodies and feet will be different!"

"I like their personalities, regardless of their background. If they are persevering and hardworking, it doesn't matter if their aptitude is a little lacking. Under the sage's tutelage, how can they be worse than others!" Hongyun said with a faint smile.

Luo Hou wasn't concerned about his background or origins: "It's just that they don't mind the trouble. They could easily take on a disciple, but they insist on going through all the trouble of resurrection!"

Hongyun chuckled but didn't say anything. Troublesome? Not at all!

Luo Hou rolled his eyes at Hong Yun: "What do you plan to use as their bodies?"

Hongyun was stunned for a moment, she hadn't thought of it, she didn't know!

Luo Hou let out a long sigh of anger. He really didn't know how this kid could be so lucky. Could it be that Pangu's blood essence was such a blessing?

Most of the good fortune comes from cultivation or magical artifacts, yet he seems to have it all and has found such a good friend.

A fool befriends another fool, and the fool ends up doing work for the fool. The fool is truly blessed!

Luo Hou abandoned the question that Hong Yun couldn't answer and changed his approach, focusing on a direction where Zhen Yuanzi wasn't present: "Hongjun won't let you leave?"

Hongyun nodded with a pitiful expression; he wanted to go back.

The Heavenly Dao forbade him to stay in the Primordial World because it feared he would interfere in its affairs. But how could Hongyun remain calm knowing this? The thought that the heavens had not yet been repaired, that Jieyin might secretly cause trouble, and that the beings of the Primordial World were not safe filled him with anxiety.

"Master, I want to save people. No matter what Heaven intends, I don't want those innocent people to die." Hongyun wanted to get Luo Hou's consent. With Luo Hou around, Dao Zu would also have to protect him.

Hongyun hadn't taken action before, only letting Kong Xuan protect some humans. Now, thinking back, he regretted it.

If capable people want to do something but can't, and incapable people keep trying to do it, then what's the point of having that ability?

Luo Hou hesitated for a moment. He didn't care about the lives of those beings, but he did care about what the Heavenly Dao wanted to do. He wanted to cause trouble, since the Heavenly Dao and Hongjun had left him in this dilapidated Zixiao Palace, where he had no freedom for many years.

but……

"Go ahead, do what you want to do!" Luo Hou suddenly looked up, giving Hong Yun the greatest confidence.

Hongyun was overjoyed and, without bothering to bid farewell to the Dao Ancestor, flew away immediately.

After Hongyun left, Hongjun appeared in the spot where Hongyun had just been.

Luo Hou immediately shot him a glare: "Get the hell away from me!"

Hongjun's face darkened. He was so happy when Hongyun got so close, but now he's all smiles. It seems the barrier can't be opened for him. It's better if no one can get close than if he can't get close at all!

"If Hongyun goes against the will of Heaven, I fear his fortune will be lost, and he may lose his sainthood if he cultivates. If you allow him to act as he pleases, what if he causes chaos to return to the primordial world?" Hongjun asked, having moved a little further away.

Luo Hou snorted coldly: "The biggest trouble in this primordial world is the existence of that Heavenly Dao!"

Hongjun: "But ultimately, it is the Way of Heaven!"