The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Vast white clouds, shimmering rainbows, and radiant celestial figures—this is a sacred realm among immortals, where the path to enlightenment is revealed.

Unfortunately, Luo Zu's cultivation was insufficient, and he could not see the future sage Donghuang Taiyi, who subdued all paths.

After all, above the Great Luo is the Limitless, above the Limitless is the Quasi-Saint, and above the Quasi-Saint is the Saint. He is one and a half realms away from this Donghuang Taiyi.

What is meant by "one and a half"? It is because Donghuang Taiyi is not yet a saint. He will be a saint in the future. Although saints transcend everything and even time and space, there are still saints blocking the way at the current time point, which makes time not uniform. This makes it impossible for his future saint to unify all time, so he can only be a saint in the future.

Therefore, there are actually several realms of saints. Future saints are below saints but above quasi-saints, which is a somewhat delicate and awkward situation.

Another interesting point is that Donghuang Taiyi is such a genius that he actually created two realms above the Great Luo Limitless Realm: one Quasi-Saint and one Future Saint...

"Fellow Daoist Luo, your thoughts are quite interesting." A grand voice suddenly interrupted Luo Zu's random thoughts.

"Hehe." Luo Zuqian chuckled twice.

All thoughts were suppressed, and no more distracting ideas dared to arise.

It is true that everything in this world is under his control, just like his primordial spirit multiverse. Even those beings who have attained the Dao Fruit and whose thoughts can be truly independent, Luo Zu can still view them as if they were reading on the palm of his hand.

Now that he has been brought to this world, his thoughts will naturally be collected and observed by it without his control.

Moreover, all his great paths were under His observation. Of course, his cultivation in this world was incomplete, so the key techniques did not enter this world. Thus, the Great Luo Dao of the Primordial Spirit fell into this world and became the foundation of the cultivation paths of certain dimensional universes that were subordinate to this world.

He could sense the urgent call from that dimensional universe at that moment.

However, he "voluntarily" fell into this world only the Great Dao of Primordial Spirit, but not the Great Luo Heavenly Palace Dao. Otherwise, he would truly be in his complete form, and he would have to pull the Primordial Spirit Multiverse into this world, which would have caused a lot of trouble for this world.

It is highly likely, as mentioned earlier, that it will burst.

This applies not only to Luo Zu, but also to other Quasi-Saints and Great Luo Wuji.

Although Donghuang Taiyi was domineering, he was not entirely domineering and did not have the will to subdue all beings above the Great Luo level.

The demon race approves of their actions, and aren't the star lords in the heavens proof of that?

What are these? Horned Wood Dragon, Kang Golden Dragon, Di Earth Badger, Fang Sun Rabbit, Heart Moon Fox, Kui Wood Wolf, Lou Golden Dog, Wei Earth Pheasant, Pleiades Rooster—aren't these all demon gods and star lords that already exist in the primordial world?

"Fellow Daoist Luo, do you know what the heavens are?" The Great Celestial Venerable's voice came clearly.

"Heaven is Qian, the Great Ritual, and all things and matters," Luo Zu replied casually.

"It's not entirely true, but it's not entirely true either." The clear and open voice of the Great Celestial Venerable came again.

"I beg the Great Celestial Venerable to enlighten me." Luo Zu readily agreed, happy to listen to the analysis of a future saint.

"I am Heaven," the Great Heavenly Venerable replied.

Clap clap clap. Luo Zu quickly clapped his hands.

"You're right," Luo Zu cheered.

That's absolutely right. If the Great Celestial Venerable isn't Heaven in this realm, then who is?

The Great Celestial Venerable was not surprised by his reaction. After all, in the eyes of beings like them, time had long been observed to its limit, and they knew everything. No action would surprise them, because everything was under their observation. (End of Chapter)