The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Cultivation is like rowing against the current; if you don't advance, you fall behind, and if you don't use it enough, it becomes useless. Ancestor Luo cultivated frequently, so naturally he could only advance. After all, the physical attributes of the human race are what they are; calling it the legendary innate Dao body of his previous life might be a bit of an exaggeration. But in the environment of the prehistoric world, and given his identity as a third-generation human, if he hadn't been so cautious with every step he took, his cultivation level would probably have already soared to the Refining Void and Merging with the Dao stage, and then he would have become an immortal.

Luo Zu exhaled gently, and the breath swirled upwards, gathering at the top of Luo Zu's head.

Above his head, wisps of energy, like tiny dragons, were coiling and intertwining, yet moving rapidly, each wisp moving with a pattern that was impossible to discern.

Upon closer inspection, there are as many as eighty-one dragon-like auras.

After the last of the eighty-one breaths merged in, they began to circulate at high speed. The speed was so fast that the naked eye could only see a spherical light appear above Luo Zu's head.

But only Luo Zu himself knew that these were all combinations of Luo Zu's true qi and his own magic.

He possessed a considerable amount of true qi within his body, but only eighty-one spells, which was already the limit that the Yin spirit could bear after refining qi into spirit.

After all, eighty-one is a number, and nine times nine is a number. Although Luo Zu's training method doesn't need to be so particular, there are still limits. Luo Zu can't change it, can he? He's not a hot-blooded youth, so where would he break the limits every day...

Of course, the other spells besides these eighty-one are not unusable, but they must be used in conjunction with the corresponding incantations and the appropriate amount of true qi.

The roots of the spells learned by Luo Zu lie in the innate supernatural powers of the human race. The eighty-one spells that Luo Zu has mastered are almost equivalent to innate supernatural powers. As long as there is enough true qi, they can be used. Moreover, he can adjust the amount of true qi at will to adjust the power of the spell. It can be said that he can control his arm and fingers with ease.

If one does not master these spells in their soul and body, they must rely on incantations, hand gestures, and vital energy to use them.

The incantations and hand gestures required for each level of another spell will also differ; whether to add or subtract them depends on the individual's deductions and calculations when using the spell.

It doesn't need to be too precise, just have a general idea.

"Others' primordial world is devastating, and they use stones to mend the sky, but my primordial world is stingy and I live on my fingers," Luo Zu complained while recording the spells.

At this moment, the eighty-one spells of Luo Zu evenly obtained Luo Zu's true Qi, and then, with Luo Zu's operation of the advanced method of the Three Souls and Seven Spirits Yin Spirit Method - the Three Souls and Seven Spirits Yang Spirit Method, they slowly formed an infant human shape in broad daylight.

Bathed in sunlight, the infant's skin was plump and fair, unlike a gaseous entity composed of magic and true qi. Instead, it resembled a newborn child with flesh and blood.

The moment the infant was born, Luo Zu's eyes dimmed and his body gradually withered, as if all the blood in his body had been drained away.

But the next moment, the baby's eyes opened, and those eyes were not innocent and childlike, but filled with adult emotions.

"I have a slight feeling of the primordial spirit that I expected." The infant did not babble, but directly uttered words that were not in line with his age.

This is the method for refining the Yang God that Luo Zu finally completed after "thirty years" of deduction.

The results were quite good, and Luo Zu was very satisfied at this moment.

By filling the Yin spirit with various spells, the Yin spirit gradually develops Yang qualities, eventually reaching its present state, where the Yin spirit is reconstructed and transformed into a Yang spirit.

This method is the safest, and according to Luo Zu's deduction, the spells that he has refined to the ninth rank in the past few days can also be upgraded to the first rank of Dao spells.

Just as Luo Zu predicted, the eighty-one spells have also been upgraded to first-order Dao spells. Now, all that constitutes this small Yang God is a Dao spell.

This act of giving back made Luo Zu very happy.

Furthermore, the way Yang Shen views the world has changed significantly.

The flowers, trees, mountains, rivers, kingfishers, beasts, insects, and microorganisms were all surrounded by spiritual energy, and the colors of the world were even more abundant.

This is what it means to see a mountain as not a mountain.

This reminded Luo Zu of a philosophical saying that had been passed down for a long time in his previous life.

The spiritual energy was no longer the colorless, odorless, formless, and intangible thing he had originally seen.

It was so vibrant and dazzling, and each kind of spiritual energy, after being absorbed into the Yang God, had its own unique flavor.

The fact that Yang Shen's eyes could have such a miraculous effect was something even Luo Zu could not have imagined; perhaps it was due to those eighty-one Daoist techniques.

Regardless, Luo Zu still wrote it down.

After obtaining this Yang spirit, Luo Zu took to the air and rode the wind away, leaving his physical body behind.

His destination was none other than the valley where most of the vampire wisteria were buried.

Luo Zu never expected that his simple desire to return to his hometown would lead to so many twists and turns.

They had already burned all the vampire wisteria, and then attracted a group of nighttime zombies to scavenge for food and eliminate the threat. But this has resulted in the valley now having a group of zombies that bury themselves in the valley floor during the day.

They settled down here, never going anywhere else, nor migrating to other places, as if this valley could be their second home. Of course, even Luo Zu couldn't be sure if this was their umpteenth home.

Regardless, neither Luo Zu nor the "Cavemen" would allow these walking corpses to wreak havoc on their homeland.

Therefore, during the day, they would come here to "cultivate" the land, dig out these walking corpses, burn them into charcoal on the spot, and finally sweep them into the valley stream, which would then flow downstream.

After this incident, it was the third month after Luo Zu and his men threw the first jar of ointment into this land.

The reason it took so long wasn't because the "caveman" was being slow, but because the rain from Longbo Lake had been falling continuously for the past three months, making it impossible for them to throw another fire.

The day before yesterday, the rain finally stopped, and they quickly turned over the land during the day, dug out the group of walking corpses, piled them up in the valley, and then burned them into charcoal. Afterwards, under the personal guidance of Luo Zu, they crushed the charcoal into ash.

After being reduced to ashes in this way, Luo Zu refused to believe that they could still live.

Unfortunately, they still survived...

No, it's their lingering spirits that reside on this land.

On the second night after being reduced to ashes, it would roam freely, searching for food in the mountains along the river valley, and would also sneak into the mountains to catch the animals that lived in the soil and rocks.

Fortunately, they did not remember the cruelty the "Peking Man" had inflicted on them, and the campfires in the "Peking Man" tribe made them afraid to approach, so they would ignore them whenever they passed by.

However, they would make quite a commotion every night, making it difficult for the "caveman" to get a good night's sleep.

Knowing that things couldn't continue like this, Luo Zu decided that after refining his Yang God today, he would first go and investigate.