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

With the candidate chosen, the Emperor of Fengdu no longer delayed.

He communicated with Houtu, who was in the depths of the netherworld and comprehending the Great Dao, and informed her of the personnel arrangements.

The Goddess Houtu approved of the relatively balanced list that included various forces such as witches, humans, asuras, and even the Heavenly Court and Celestial Court, and that emphasized talent.

She then used her authority as the "Lord of the Underworld" to communicate with the source of the Netherworld Underworld.

In an instant, the vast and boundless power of the Netherworld converged, mixed with the Dao of Reincarnation and the imperial decree of the Fengdu Emperor, and began to condense the unique "position" of each person on the list, which belonged to their respective duties in the Netherworld.

One after another, phantom images of "talismans" or "seals" of different colors, but all with a core of dark, mysterious hue and containing different powers and responsibilities, were generated from the origin of the netherworld and precisely fell into the brow or primordial spirit of each chosen being across the void.

The Five Ghost Emperors obtained the "Ghost Emperor Seal".

The Ten Kings of Hell received the "Seal of King Yama".

The four judges obtained the "Judge's Pen".

The Ten Underworld Generals obtained the "Underworld General Talisman".

Millions of ghost soldiers received the "Ghost Soldier Order".

The ox-and-horse messengers received a "guiding talisman"...

With the attainment of Buddhahood, profound mysteries arise.

Regardless of their race, cultivation level, or origin, all those selected felt a clear and close connection with the Netherworld and the Six Paths of Reincarnation the moment they merged into the Fruition Position.

A faint but continuous stream of "underworld fortune," which grows with the development of the underworld, begins to bless him.

He naturally understood his responsibilities, the basic structure of the underworld, and the laws of the underworld that he needed to abide by. Combining the wisdom of the people with his own understanding, the Emperor of Fengdu initially drafted the basic laws of the underworld.

They knew that from this moment on, they were officially "people of the underworld".

In the mortal realm, one must abide by the "Primordial Yang Laws" promoted by the Heavenly Emperor Wugu;

In this netherworld, one must strictly abide by the "laws of the underworld" and prioritize the interests of the underworld and the order of reincarnation.

If anyone violates this rule, they will be stripped of their rank at best, and cast into the eighteenth level of hell at worst, with no chance of escape.

At this point, the entire colossal organization of the underworld—its skeleton, flesh, meridians, and even its most basic "cells"—was finally in place, and it began to attempt its first overall "breathing" and "peristalsis."

The Great Emperor of Fengdu sat high on his throne in the Fengdu Palace, sensing the still somewhat chaotic feedback from the billions of "fruits" and reincarnation itself as the underworld's institutions began to operate.

However, the abundant "earthly fortune" and "reincarnation merit" that have already begun to accumulate are like trickles of water, starting to converge towards his "central hub" and "imperial throne".

Without further hesitation, he immediately withdrew most of his divine sense and guided this nascent, ever-flowing power of fortune to the deepest part of his bloodline, to that stubborn wisp of primordial purple energy.

With the continuous cleansing, lubrication, and blessing of the Qi, he could clearly feel that the speed of refining the Primordial Purple Qi was more than ten times faster than before.

The dormant primordial spiritual blood seemed to begin to "breathe" more actively under the nourishment of the fortune brought by this "work".

Under his "management," the millions of newly "employed" "underworld workers" rushed to their respective posts with excitement, trepidation, and a strong sense of responsibility.

Before the gates of hell, Ox-Head and Horse-Face, messengers from the Ox and Horse tribes, began to attempt to guide the first batch of souls who had died naturally and were drawn in by the Dao of Reincarnation.

The newly appointed Yama and judges in the Ten Courts of Hell began to familiarize themselves with the prototype of the "Book of Life and Death" and the "Mirror of Karma," attempting to conduct their first, simple trial.

On the road to the underworld, ghostly soldiers began their patrols;

The Yin General guarding the entrance to the eighteen levels of hell had a solemn expression.

The position of Meng Po at the Bridge of Helplessness is still vacant, but the procedures have been set and the soup of forgetfulness has been brewed.

After the Reincarnation Department has judged the merits and demerits of the deceased, they are guided in an orderly manner to different reincarnation black holes...

In various parts of the primordial world, the souls of ordinary beings who had died of natural causes began to be drawn together by an invisible force.

In a daze, I crossed the boundary between Yin and Yang, arrived at the Gates of Hell, embarked on the Road to the Underworld, and experienced the longing gaze back at my homeland, the reflection of my past lives, and a simplified version of the Ten Courts of Hell...

The virtuous drink the "Meng Po soup," forgetting their past lives and entering the cycle of reincarnation;

Depending on the circumstances, the wicked are led to different levels of hell to suffer punishment and cleanse their karma...

Although everything is still rudimentary, inefficient, and prone to errors, a clear, orderly, top-down, and clearly defined "circular processing pipeline" has already begun to start up and operate, albeit with some stumbles.

The underworld, this newly born and enormous administrative and judicial machine, roared for the first time since its birth, officially beginning its long mission of maintaining the primordial cycle of life and death, rewarding good and punishing evil, and establishing order.

What drives this is the substantial rewards earned by the hundreds of millions of "working people":

The underworld's fortune is stable and growing;

The merits, large and small, that one naturally acquires in the process of maintaining order and handling official duties;

Netherworld-specific resources circulating within the underworld that can be used for cultivation, such as pure soul power and yin-attribute spiritual materials;

And most importantly, a "permanent" job and a "secure job" that is fundamental to the world and has unlimited prospects.

The Great Emperor of Fengdu was refining the Primordial Purple Qi, planning for the future.

The gods of the underworld each performed their duties, busy yet fulfilled.

Lubricated by good fortune and merit, the gears of reincarnation begin to turn slowly, moving towards the right track.

Meanwhile, the Great Emperor of Fengdu sat high on the throne of the Netherworld, quietly refining the Primordial Purple Qi under the continuous blessing of the fortune of the Underworld and Reincarnation.

The establishment and stable operation of the Six Paths of Reincarnation in the Primordial World had a profound impact.

Like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, the ripples it creates are gradually changing the face of the world.

The gloomy atmosphere of death that once permeated the world was cleansed by a new, orderly cycle of Daoist energy.

Those wandering, vengeful spirits who, due to obsession or accident, failed to dissipate in the desolate mountains and marshes,

Now, drawn by an invisible compassion originating from the netherworld, they are embarking on the road to the underworld, to be judged and arranged by the underworld.

Or they may be reincarnated.

Or cleanse your sins in hell.

Or perhaps they will temporarily reside in the City of the Wrongfully Dead.

The primordial world thus possessed less of a violent and stagnant atmosphere, and more of a clear and "clarity".

This Qingming Festival benefits not only the deceased but also the living.

With life and death in order, and yin and yang each at peace, the flow of spiritual energy between heaven and earth seems to become smoother and purer as a result.

It has a subtle and positive effect on spiritual practice and enlightenment.

However, the most fundamental and shocking change brought about by reincarnation lies in the subversion of the "view of life and death" of all beings.

Before this, death meant the end, meant complete annihilation for the vast majority of primordial beings.

Or perhaps they will be forever trapped in a sea of ​​blood and the depths of the underworld, suffering eternal torment.

That is the most primal fear, deeply rooted in the very essence of the soul.

But now, the black hole deep in the netherworld, exuding a different Daoist charm, and the underworld that has already taken shape and is well-ordered, have shown all living beings a clear "way out".

Death is no longer an absolute end, but may be a cleansing, a judgment, or a brand new beginning.