Mu, who was born with knowledge, once said to Qi, who was born with knowledge, that "he" doesn't understand anything yet, and you can wait until "he" understands.

Qi said that it was best that 'he' didn't understand.

Qi finally said, "Tell him, I've thought of his name, Mo Xun, let's call him Mo Xun."

...

This time, he no longer refused to foresee things and learned a lot, but there were still many things he didn't understand.

His heart pounded steadily and powerfully in his chest. "He" said, "What Qi left behind, he will protect."

He said, "His name is Xun."

Mu did not react.

Xun and Mu are beings who can remain still and silent for a very long time, and this is even more true now that Qi is gone.

Xun suddenly thought of the vague mention of creating life and bloodlines in the foreseeable, so he said to Mu, "I want a child."

Mu smiled and led him to a planet where many phoenixes... When humans saw Mu, they excitedly shouted things like "It's a phoenix!" and "It's a dragon!"

Xun didn't know what the phoenix and dragon they were talking about were, but he knew they were calling him and Mu.

Mu told him that Mu had once transformed into his appearance and flown here, and that the children he created also lived here. These humans called him a dragon because of the thunderous sound that accompanied his appearance, and a phoenix because of the gale that Mu stirred up when he flapped his wings.

Xun and Mu are the Dragon God and the Phoenix God, respectively.

Xun didn't care about these things.

Mu had many children. He not only created his own Phoenix Clan, but also the Dragon Clan, as well as all sorts of beasts, some powerful, some weak, some beautiful, and some ugly.

After silently visiting, she went back to seclusion to have her own child.

Mu's children often killed each other; some were noble, some were base, some were deceitful, and some were sincere. He recalled overhearing humans lament that having too many children made them difficult to raise… He decided to create only one child first, and if he still had the will after raising it to adulthood, he would create a second.

Creating a perfect dragon egg doesn't require much effort, but such a creation is merely an ordinary animal with the appearance of a dragon.

Xun cut open his palm, and golden blood poured onto the dragon egg like a torrent, only to be absorbed in the blink of an eye, while he continued to bleed it out.

Xun's wounds only healed after the dragon egg could no longer absorb any more blood, and the egg had turned completely golden.

—If Mu were here, he would be speechless. Because when Mu created the child, he gave the child at most a drop of blood.

It's not that giving too much blood is bad, but rather that an overly powerful bloodline can suppress a child's talents.

This is why Xun's biological son, Tan, was so slow in his cultivation that he was even suspected of being a dragon egg that Xun had casually picked up while traveling.