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

The Buddha's light shone brightly, witnessed by heaven and earth. The sacred scriptures emanated from Mount Sumeru, which had been renamed Mount Ling. The sky was filled with scriptures, and all living beings in the primordial world were bathed in the baptism of the scriptures, which made them yearn for Buddhism.

The Heavenly Dao gave Buddhism ample prestige, making everyone in the prehistoric world feel that Buddhism was no less impressive than the Xuanmen (Taoist sect).

Not only did Jieyin leave the Xuanmen sect, but he also publicly announced it to the primordial world and made a Heavenly Dao oath. This was tantamount to a resounding slap in the face to the Dao Ancestor. Hongjun in Zixiao Palace was ashen-faced, not only because of Jieyin, but also because of the Heavenly Dao.

He didn't care, but his disciples were all furious.

Nuwa, holding the Map of Mountains and Rivers, rushed out of the Nuwa Palace. Laozi and Yuanshi, who were on their way back to Kunlun Mountain, turned west. Even Hongyun and Haotian in the Heavenly Court clenched their fists in anger.

After making the Heavenly Oath, the Western Sage of Mount Ling was prepared to be approached by the other sages, and even prepared for Mount Ling to be overturned.

He had just made the Heavenly Oath when he sent his disciples away to avoid the limelight for a while.

He is a saint, immortal and indestructible. At most, he might be severely injured by the other saints, but his disciples are very fragile. If they are caught in the crossfire, he will be very upset.

After watching his disciple run off into the distance, Jieyin smiled faintly and looked up at the horizon, saying, "My senior brothers and sisters are kind-hearted, and I am deeply grateful."

Following Jieyin's words, Laozi, Yuanshi, and Nuwa all revealed themselves.

They had arrived long ago, but Nuwa didn't want to involve the weak, so she waited for her disciples to run far away. She only wanted to beat up Jieyin; it had nothing to do with the others.

Laozi and Yuanshi simply didn't want their Western disciples to die before the Investiture of the Gods. In Yuanshi's eyes, these little bald heads were all treasures on the Investiture of the Gods! They couldn't die at their hands.

Lao Tzu, holding his coiled dragon crutch and the Taiji diagram, Yuanshi, holding his three treasures jade ruyi and the Pangu banner, and Nuwa, holding the Mountain and River Map, directly surrounded Jieyin.

It's unclear who started it, but in the blink of an eye, they were fighting.

Jieyin naturally wouldn't sit idly by and wait to be beaten, but his resistance was no match for the Three Saints, so the battle was one-sided.

If Tongtian were here, he would not only beat them, but also scold them to his heart's content.

However, Nuwa and the other two were more reserved; they only used their actions and didn't use their words. But judging from their eyes, you could tell that what they were thinking was even dirtier than what Tongtian could utter.

When Jieyin was surrounded and beaten by the three saints, he felt that his behavior of leaving Xuanmen was indeed very infuriating, but he couldn't help but feel resentful. If they hadn't always squeezed out the West and not given him a way out, would he have had to take such a big risk to leave Xuanmen?

The more he thought about it, the more he hated it and the more wronged he felt. He secretly vowed that he would make the East experience the same hardships that the West had gone through.

Their Buddhist sect will eventually overwhelm the Taoist sect!

Just when Jieyin was about to give up, the Heavenly Dao intervened.

Hongjun spoke at the same time: "Do not harm my disciple!"

Given the nature of Heaven, it would certainly protect Jieyin. Hongjun didn't intend for Jieyin to die, but a beating was deserved. If Heaven wanted to punish Nuwa and the other two, it wouldn't allow it.

The natural order paused for a moment, then returned to normal.

Tongtian watched and knew that the Heavenly Dao and Hongjun had communicated in that short period of time.

In the West, within the ruins of the grand hall, Hongjun's voice rang out promptly: "Stop fooling around! No private fights allowed!"