Transmigrating to the Primordial Era as a Peerless Great Witch, Changing Fate in the Primordial Worl

Over hundreds of thousands of years, the inherited knowledge has allowed them to comprehend everything they could.

Wu Gu immersed himself in the mental calculations, continuously deducing the origins of a low-grade innate divine being... a beast with a human face, its entire body covered in fiery red scales, surrounded by blazing flames... 108 drops of essence blood, three drops of heart blood, the five internal organs corresponding to the five elements, the laws of bloodlines and fire, alchemy, weapon crafting, the Five Elements Array (both positive and negative), the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiend Array, the art of blood refining, the human race being the most intelligent of all beings, attaining the Dao of Primordial Chaos, the innate evil energy corroding the soul, and Pangu, the father god, creating the world...

Wu Gu repeatedly deduced the knowledge he had learned, and so on for another thousand years. Finally, he found a path suitable for himself, abandoning his beastly body to become an innate Dao body, condensing the law of fire into his heart, and harnessing the mutual generation and restraint of the five elements, condensing the laws of earth, metal, wood, and water into his five internal organs, thus mastering the five elements. He condensed his essence and blood into one hundred and eight golden pills of blood, and refined the patterns of the Five Elements Refining Array into his five internal organs, refining innate evil energy into power.

The Blood Refining Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiend Grand Array's runes returned to the 108 Blood Pills. After nine cycles of the Blood Pills, the Grand Array merged into one, proving the Dao of Hunyuan. Finally, he found a path to enlightenment that suited him. Wu Gu let out a deep breath, and the long-standing pressure of death finally eased slightly.

"The human body's meridians are divided into twelve regular meridians and eight extraordinary meridians. The twelve regular meridians include the three Yin meridians of the hand, the three Yang meridians of the hand, the three Yang meridians of the foot, and the three Yin meridians of the foot, totaling twelve. They are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the body and are directly connected to the internal organs, forming the main channels for the circulation of Qi and blood. The eight extraordinary meridians include the Ren meridian, the Du meridian, the Chong meridian, the Dai meridian, and eight others. They are not directly connected to the internal organs, but they can regulate the Qi and blood of the twelve regular meridians."

The Ren and Du meridians: The Ren meridian runs along the midline of the chest and abdomen, governing the "Sea of ​​Yin Meridians"; the Du meridian runs along the midline of the back, governing the "Sea of ​​Yang Meridians." Together, they regulate the Yin-Yang balance of the entire body. The Chong meridian: known as the "Sea of ​​Blood."

Wugu mobilized all his Qi and blood energy, starting from the three Yin meridians of his hand, and intense pain overwhelmed his consciousness.

Wugu endured the intense pain.

The opening and completion of one, two, three of the three Yin meridians of the hand; the opening and completion of one, two, three of the three Yang meridians of the hand; the opening and completion of one, two, three of the three Yin meridians of the foot...

After an unknown amount of time, Wugu finally completed the opening of the twelve regular meridians and eight extraordinary meridians of the human body. The prolonged pain left Wugu mentally and physically exhausted, but he dared not fall into a deep sleep. He forced himself to stay awake and persisted in refining the beast body, starting with the scales—one, two, three…

Finally, after countless years, all the scales, fire snakes, and fire dragons were refined. Wugu then integrated the refined energy into his skin, flesh, bones, meridians, and internal organs to slowly temper himself.

He then processed and refined the surface of his body, and the blood cocoon wrapped the blood fetus into a human form. His body was tall and straight, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist, resembling the shape of an ancient pine tree. His back was as straight as a spear shaft, and every inch of his muscles contained power ready to be unleashed. His eight-pack abs were clearly defined.

His sword-like eyebrows slanted upwards towards his temples, thick and black, as if concealing a thousand schemes; his eyes were deep and unfathomable, like a still, cold pool in the dead of night. When his gaze shifted, it could be sharp enough to pierce the heart, and gentle enough to be like the warm spring sun, making people unable to resist being captivated by it.

His high, straight nose resembled a towering mountain peak, his lips were square and full, and a faint smile often lingered at the corners of his mouth. That smile didn't reach his eyes, yet it added a touch of aloofness and mystery. Truly handsome. Having completed the main steps of evolving his innate Dao body, Wu Gu fell into a deep slumber, only awakening a hundred years later.

"The stars in the heavens and the secret realm of the human body, the 365 acupoints of the human body, are like the stars in the sky falling to earth, laying out the crisscrossing spiritual array diagram between the flesh and bones."

From Baihui at the top of the head to Yongquan on the sole of the foot, from Tinggong near the ear to Laogong in the palm, each acupoint is a confluence of energies from heaven and earth, subtly conforming to the rhythm of Yin and Yang. At dawn, Chaoyang acupoint breathes in and exhales the rosy light; at dusk, Jingming acupoint receives the moonlight.

The opening and closing of the Fengmen acupoint is like hearing the sobbing of the forest; the trembling of the Tanzhong acupoint is like seeing a surging sea of ​​clouds. These mysteries hidden in the muscles are not only the sluice gates for the flow of Qi and blood, but also the wellspring for the sedimentation of essence, and even more like the secret path connecting heaven, earth, and humanity. Observing them, one sees the meridians flowing like rivers, and the acupoints like harbors; the cultivator sees them as if the whole body is a cauldron and furnace, where the essence of the sun and moon can be refined everywhere.

With each breath, the Qi flows along the Ren and Du meridians in a circular motion, and the acupoints open and close accordingly, either drawing in pure Qi into the marrow or expelling turbid Qi back to its origin. This body is originally a microcosm, with its 365 acupoints arranged like stars in the sky.

When the power of Qi and blood flows through the twelve meridians and breaks through the shackles of the eight extraordinary vessels, one realizes that the human body is a jade sculpture created by heaven and earth, where every depression and protrusion holds the key to deciphering life, and every subtle opening leads to the door to transcendence.

Next, Wugu mobilized all the Qi and blood in his body to open acupoints along the twelve regular meridians and the eight extraordinary meridians, starting from the Qihai point, one by one... three hundred and sixty-four. However, when he reached the three hundred and sixty-fifth acupoint, the ancestral acupoint between the eyebrows, he could not open it no matter what.

Seeing that the opening was about to fail, Wu Gu gritted his teeth and transformed his blood and qi into a drill. He merged his mind and will with the drill, and it spun rapidly toward the ancestral aperture between his eyebrows. One circle, two circles, until three hundred and sixty-five circles, there was a loud boom, and the ancestral aperture between his eyebrows was successfully opened. Blood and qi and innate evil qi spread throughout his meridians and acupoints.

The term "five viscera and six bowels" refers to all the organs in the human body. "Zang" refers to solid organs with structures, including the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. "Fu" refers to hollow containers, including the small intestine, gallbladder, stomach, large intestine, and bladder. In addition, the thoracic and abdominal cavities are divided into the upper, middle, and lower jiao, collectively known as the three jiaos, which are the sixth fu.

The internal organs (髒 and 腑) are paired in a complementary manner, with one viscera corresponding to one viscera. The viscera belong to Yin and are internal, while the viscera belong to Yang and are external. The five elements associated with the internal organs are metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. The lungs correspond to Yin metal, the liver to Yin wood, the kidneys to Yin water, the heart to Yin fire, and the spleen to Yin earth.

The small intestine corresponds to Yang fire, the gallbladder to Yang wood, the stomach to Yang earth, the large intestine to Yang metal, and the bladder to Yang water. As for the sixth organ, the upper, middle, and lower jiao, they are collectively called the Sanjiao and are not included in the Five Elements.

The Five Elements have a generating and restraining relationship. Wood generates Fire, Fire generates Earth, Earth generates Metal, Metal generates Water, and Water generates Wood. Wood restrains Earth, Earth restrains Water, Water restrains Fire, Fire restrains Metal, and Metal restrains Wood.

Wugu was a great fire shaman, and his bloodline inherently contained fire-based laws. Wugu then stopped circulating his profound power.

Immersing his mind in his blood, he focused his consciousness on capturing fire-elemental runes. Each time he captured a rune, he separated it into yin and yang attributes and then combined it with his blood.

They were respectively refined into fire-type array patterns in the Five Elements Grand Array of Orthodox and Reverse, and then injected into the Heart Acupoint and Small Intestine Acupoint.

After a century of this process, the fire-element array pattern in the Five Elements Grand Array was finally refined, and Wu Gu's array pattern refining technique became increasingly proficient. Immediately afterwards, Wu Gu activated his profound power to fully absorb the blood energy in the blood pool, capturing the earth, metal, water, and wood elemental runes within the blood energy.

The blood pool contains twelve elemental runes representing the laws of metal, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, rain, thunder, lightning, poison, time, and space. Wugu, with his mind focused on eight things at once, separated the captured earth, metal, water, and wood runes into yin earth, yin metal, yin water, and yin wood, and yang earth, yang metal, yang water, and yang wood, and then combined them with the blood.

They were respectively refined into the earth, metal, water, and wood elements of the Five Elements Grand Array, and then implanted into the acupoints of the spleen, lungs, kidneys, liver, stomach, large intestine, bladder, and gallbladder.

As for the other types of law runes, they flowed back into the blood pool. The refinement of the Five Elements Grand Array, which had lasted for a thousand years, was finally completed.