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

"If you hadn't schemed against me back then, this Heavenly Dao would still be hiding, too afraid to emerge!"

Luo Hou gets angry whenever the past is mentioned, especially when he thinks of Hong Yun. Hong Jun used Hong Yun to scheme against him, and only then did he agree to give Hong Yun a sainthood as compensation. As a result, once Hong Yun became a saint, he had to obey the will of Heaven, and this and that were not allowed.

No matter who it is, no one is allowed to enslave Rahu's disciples!

Hongjun, unable to bear it any longer, finally revealed the truth: "If I hadn't subdued you first, Heaven would have decreed that you would perish and vanish completely from the primordial world!"

What he considered a concealment, Luo Hou had already guessed. If he hadn't guessed, he wouldn't have stayed obediently in Zixiao Palace all these years, avoiding causing them any trouble.

But that doesn't mean he'd be grateful to Hongjun. He'd rather fight fair and square, and if he lost, he'd drag the entire prehistoric world down with him. In any case, if he's not doing well, no one else should either.

He is alive now, but has lost his freedom. No one in the primordial world knows his name, Luo Hou; his disciples are bullied; and his demon realm can only survive in the cracks. His resentment has lingered for many years, and he can only vent it by cursing Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao.

Then he started comparing again: "My disciple is better than yours. That so-called Yuanshi, after becoming a saint, became a blade of heaven, a dog. And he calls himself a descendant of Pangu? He's nothing like Pangu!"

Luo Hou was known for his venomous tongue, praising some and criticizing others. Over the years, he had insulted several of Hongjun's disciples. Luo Hou's words were incredibly sharp, and he had belittled his disciples, including Tongtian, to the point of despising them. Even Hongjun sometimes avoided seeing them.

Similarly, after Luo Hou's praise over the years, Hong Jun also gave Hong Yun a lot of compliments.

"The one who most resembles Pangu is Hongyun!" Hongjun's eyes were vacant and unfocused, as if he had transcended time and space to see the person in the chaos who was chasing them with a giant axe.

But soon, Hongjun changed his tone: "But Pangu is dead. Do you want Hongyun to follow in Pangu's footsteps?"

"Although Yuanshi lacks benevolence and kindness, he never actively seeks trouble and always acts in accordance with the Way of Heaven. He is more suitable for this primordial world than Hongyun. Hongyun's future achievements will definitely not be as great as Yuanshi's." Hongjun spoke the most pertinent words.

From Yuanshi's attitude toward the Heavenly Dao, Hongjun knew that Yuanshi's future fortune, blessings, and even reputation would be much better than Laozi's and Tongtian's.

As for Hongyun, if it weren't for his constant favoritism and protection, he would probably have fallen into someone else's trap long ago, or been resented and schemed against by the Heavenly Dao.

No one understands Tiandao's petty schemes better than him.

Luo Hou sneered at Hongjun: "Hongjun, Hongjun, this is what annoys me the most about you! Luck, fortune, reputation, and the whims of Heaven are all more important than what you want to do! You can think that way, but you can't expect others to think that way too."

Hongjun pursued the Heavenly Dao, and he wanted to become the person with the highest status in the prehistoric world. So he cooperated with the Heavenly Dao and achieved this goal, but it also ended with this goal.

But Luo Hou never set a goal from the beginning. He only knew that he wanted to fight, seize, and become stronger, so he naturally looked down on people like Hong Jun who abandoned their souls for power.

"Hongyun told me he wanted to do it. So I'll let him do it. I'll take responsibility if anything goes wrong. He has a master, and he won't be allowed to be manipulated by others!" Luo Hou subtly hid Hongyun behind him like a child. He had agreed to the matter, so whether the Heavenly Dao was angry or Hongjun blamed him, it would all come down to him.