The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 162 My Path is Poisonous, Immortal Companions in the Immortal Realm (Second Update)

"My heart is as hard as iron, and cannot be broken."

A shout echoed from the "Immortal Realm".

It was Iron Head; his eyes were bloodshot, as if two crimson flames were burning.

Upon seeing this, Luo Zu quickly sent his primordial spirit out of the "Immortal Realm," otherwise he would suffer a qi deviation.

"ah?!"

"My heart is as hard as iron, unbreakable; my heart is as hard as iron, unbreakable..."

Upon landing on the large platform atop Luoxiang Mountain, Tie Tou was still howling, each cry filled with true qi, as if releasing various Taoist techniques.

Fortunately, Luo Zu cast a spell of light that enveloped him, making his howls seem like dry howls.

Before even attaining enlightenment, one is already plagued by inner demons.

The ancestor of Luo recited the Pure Heart Sutra for him, calming his inner anger.

After Tie Tou was born, Luo Zu woke him up: "Tie Tou, this is not your fault, open your eyes."

Upon hearing the sound, Tie Tou lowered his head in shame and stared at the smooth floor, not daring to meet Luo Zu's gaze.

He felt he had just lost face; how could he have yelled like that, like he'd gone mad?

Luo Zu then came over and gently patted his shoulder: "Recite the Pure Heart Sutra more often, and you will be cured in three days."

Iron Head naturally trusted Luo Zu unconditionally and nodded earnestly: "Yes, clan leader."

Afterwards, Luo Zu watched him return to his residence at the foot of the mountain. Although Tie Tou's home was in Tieshan Town, he also had an old house in Luoxiang.

Luo Zu then arranged for him to rest there for a while.

Meanwhile, Luo Zu continued to ponder the reason why Tie Tou had suddenly gone mad.

"Is it due to my Great Dao?" Luo Zuzu had this doubt.

He believed it was highly likely, because he had developed a demon in his heart, which naturally caused some changes to his path, thus causing Tie Tou to be bewitched by the demon in his heart, and thus uttering this classic animated line from Luo Zu's previous life.

"So, my Great Dao is poisonous...?" This bizarre thought popped into Luo Zu's mind.

Then he looked at the others, and it seemed that none of them were there...

"A heart as pure as ice remains unperturbed even when the sky collapses..."

Then another person went berserk; it was Erwa with clairvoyance.

One is an accident, two are accidents, what about three?

Then Huowa started making a lot of noise too.

After this happened three times, Luo Zu ordered Lei Yu Xian to summon them all back.

Then, it was hastily announced that the test server for the Great Dream of a Thousand Years would be terminated early due to technical difficulties.

Upon hearing this, no one thought much of it, assuming it was also arranged by Luo Zu. Afterwards, their primordial spirits left the "Immortal Realm," and after calculating the flow of time, they each reported the results of the test to Luo Zu.

Everyone had their own experiences and problems, but none of them experienced the same situation as Tie Tou, Huo Wa, and Er Wa.

"This is also related to individual constitution and the 'flow of time'," Luo Zu concluded after summarizing the information.

But conclusions are one thing, and solutions are another.

Luo Zu finally decided to change his approach, instead of letting them comprehend the Great Dao in the "Immortal Realm," he sent them to the mortal realm.

The Great Dao in the mortal realm is similar to that in the primordial world, at least in terms of quantity. It is only because of the subjective observation of Luo Zu that the world within the pot has slight deviations when it is formed, due to the difference in realm. However, even such slight deviations are far better than Luo Zu's primordial spirit cave.

Moreover, their cultivation in the human world allows them to personally experience the civilization of the "other world," which increases their knowledge and broadens their horizons, bringing positive progress to the development of the "Peak Caveman" tribe.

However, with so many primordial spirits entering the human realm, many variables will also be brought about. Luo Zu needs to make more deductions, so he also needs to let them wait a while.

"Brother, brother, something big has happened!" The toad Koko, who lived in the world inside the pot, shouted loudly, attracting Luo Zu's attention.

There was no need to ask him further; the moment Luo Zu's thoughts entered this realm, he immediately knew the reason for his shouting.

It was a strange change that had occurred in the "Immortal Realm".

Something wondrous was being nurtured within those spiritual energy storms. This had happened before, but it was particularly evident this time, and there were twenty-one of them at once—the same spiritual energy storms that had been used for the "caveman" test.

What was being nurtured within them was a flower bud, or a lotus, or a plum blossom, or a pear blossom—twenty-one kinds of flowers were presented within. After Luo Zu's divine sense swept through them, he discovered that a celestial embryo was being nurtured within them.

Seeing this, Luo Zu was naturally quite curious as to how such a thing could have happened.

The celestial embryo was filled with turbidity, seemingly about to transform into the shape of a chicken egg.

"Nature's beings naturally conceive and reproduce?" Luo Zu thought to himself, "This is strange."

This was truly the first time he had ever seen something like this.

When the human realm was first created, all living beings and soil were brought from outside. Everything was brought from outside and then, through the workings of creation, they multiplied and multiplied, which is how it came to its current scale. As for the birth of living beings, the human realm has never done it before, the "immortal realm" has no precedent, and the Nine Netherworlds have even less of a precedent.

This was truly the first time he had ever been to the "Immortal Realm," but the process of creation within it was rather strange. Luo Zu also retrieved the records of the Heavenly Dao from his own "Immortal Realm" and examined them closely.

It's quite interesting. It's not a combination of heaven and earth, nor the union of yin and yang. It's just that the Great Dao of Luo Zu was entrusted to it, and then it was suppressed by the "Cavemen". It was triggered by the reaction, and finally, life was conceived in it by the residual power of the divine power of Luo Zu's mediation and creation. However, these lives were not naturally conceived by heaven and earth. In fact, they were borrowed from the things of the primordial world.

Because when Luo Zu created the bodies of Tie Tou and the others, he took a strand of their hair and then, through the workings of creation, it evolved into their likeness.

Therefore, the creature being conceived at this moment is the offspring of Iron Head and his companions...

The reason they are offspring rather than clones is that they were not deliberately guided by Luo Zu. Therefore, these immortal embryos will not become like them in the future. They will only have slight similarities, but their bodies should be human-like, just like the barbarians and small human races created by Luo Zu.

If you looked closely back then, you might still see some traces of Luo Zu in those early small human and barbarian tribes.

So how should these living beings view this situation?

Luo Zu was in a dilemma. Directly annihilating them was impossible; he wasn't a "main god" who could annihilate this or that at will.

However, taking them in is also a problem. According to his current calculations, the energy required to fully nurture these immortal embryos would probably be equivalent to the amount of energy that Luo Zu has now used to refine a wisp of immortal energy.

It should be noted that Luo Zu now consumes ten strands of sun and moon essence to refine a single wisp of immortal energy. One strand of sun and moon essence is equivalent to three hundred thousand strands of sun and moon essence, and one strand of sun and moon essence is enough for a primordial spirit to cultivate for a day.

Therefore, these fairy cells are not simple.

"If that's the case, then I'm willing to give up ten essences of the sun and moon, and I'm also willing to give up a hundred essences of the sun and moon."

(End of this chapter)