Hongtai Daozun's primordial spirit noticed Hu Le's arrival, stood up blankly, and went to greet Hu Le.
The two instantly engaged in battle, churning the surrounding clouds into chaos.
Before we knew it, hundreds of years had passed.
At the beginning, Hongtai Daozun's primordial spirit was still suppressing Hu Le, but Hu Le managed to hold on thanks to his two supreme treasures.
As another century passed, Hu Le finally began to regain the upper hand, and began to suppress Hongtai Daozun's primordial spirit imprint in all aspects.
Not long after, Hu Le finally found an opportunity, picked up the Chaos Bell and smashed it hard on Hongtai Daozun.
boom!
Hongtai Daozun's primordial spirit avatar suddenly exploded, turning into countless streams of primordial energy that dissipated.
In the next instant, streams of primordial energy gathered again, transforming once more into a complete primordial spirit.
Hu Le knew that this primordial spirit wouldn't be so easy to deal with, so he stepped forward again and fought the primordial spirit in another location.
More than a decade has passed in the blink of an eye. This primordial spirit has died and been reborn repeatedly. Finally, due to the complete exhaustion of its spiritual energy, it was absorbed into the Chaos Bell by Hu Le.
Then, he sat cross-legged in the void, holding the Chaos Bell in both hands, and began to refine the imprint inside the bell.
He was determined to erase it this time, but before that, he needed to refine it, hoping to gain some useful information from this primordial spirit imprint.
About a thousand years later, he finally extricated his primordial spirit from the spiritual treasure and returned to his physical body, a look of joy appearing on his face.
Sure enough, those thousands of years were not wasted; he comprehended a secret technique from this primordial spirit.
This method is called the Primordial Parasitic Technique. It is the supreme supernatural power that Hongtai Daozun relied on to roam freely in the primordial chaos, and it is also one of the fundamental methods of his cultivation.
Of course, while the Primordial Parasitic Technique is indeed wondrous, the content he obtained after comprehending the Primordial Spirit is incomplete, leaving him with no way to begin cultivating it. Only after completing the content can he begin cultivating it.
As for how to complete it, that depends on the depth of his understanding of the Great Dao of Primordial Chaos...
And now he understands what realm transcends.
After breaking through the Dao Integration Realm comes the Transcendence Realm, and after the Transcendence Realm comes the Chaos Realm, and above the Chaos Realm is the supreme Primordial Realm.
As for what lies beyond the Hongmeng Realm, and whether it represents the end of the path of cultivation, that is beyond the knowledge of Daoist Hongtai.
However, Hu Le also had some guesses. It is said that the path of cultivation is endless, so even if one reaches the Hongmeng Realm, it should not be the end of cultivation...
What surprises Hu Le the most right now is the Primordial Parasitic Technique. Although it is missing most of its contents, it is still enough for him to use as a reference to deduce his own cultivation method after achieving Dao Integration...
However, this is not the right time for enlightenment. He needs to study the ownerless whisk carefully first, and hopefully deduce the method of refining treasures by Daoist Hongtai, especially the method of nurturing the primordial chaos embryo of creation...
Hu Le began to devote all his attention to the whisk, analyzing the Primordial Divine Restriction within it bit by bit.
The techniques used by Daoist Hongtai to refine spiritual treasures began to unfold gradually within his mind, greatly expanding his knowledge and giving him a deeper understanding of the treasure's wonders and power...
After figuring out the refining technique, Hu Le finally focused all his attention on the acquired Primordial Embryo.
Although this primordial embryo was conceived later in life, it was still evolved by Hongtai Daozun based on the innate primordial embryo.
Hu Le sent his primordial spirit into the spiritual treasure, holding the Primordial Embryo in his hands. Suddenly, two balls of true fire, one yin and one yang, rose from his palms and began to forge the primordial embryo.
Before long, the outer layer of the primordial embryo began to dissolve little by little, turning into wisps of primordial energy.
With each gentle breath, vital energy began to trickle into his nostrils like a serpent...
Time flies, and more than a hundred years have passed in a flash. Hu Le was focused on refining the Primordial Embryo, completely unaware of the passage of time...
Over the years, Hu Le had never set foot in the primordial wilderness and was unaware of the many great events that had occurred in the world.
The most famous of them all is Yao Ji, the Jade Emperor's younger sister, who secretly left the Heavenly Court and married a mortal surnamed Yang.
This clearly violates the heavenly rules and precepts established by the Jade Emperor in the past.
Even if someone were to plot against it, it would be difficult to hide such a thing from the Jade Emperor and his wife.
If the two of them intervened, Yao Ji would have had little chance of succeeding.
Unfortunately, both of them had entered a state of seclusion, trying to regain their cultivation and magical power from their previous lives. They had no time to pay attention to what was happening outside, which gave Yao Ji the opportunity.
This matter was well known to some of the emperors and even immortals in Heaven.
However, although Yao Ji violated the heavenly rules, due to her special status as the Jade Emperor's sister, it was not appropriate for others to overstep their bounds and deal with her on his behalf.
Besides, some people might actually be hoping to see the Jade Emperor and his family make a fool of themselves...
Yao Ji stayed in the mortal realm for some time and gave birth to two sons and a daughter for a man surnamed Yang.
Because Yao Ji and the Jade Emperor were siblings, their destinies were intertwined. Yao Ji gave birth to children for mortals, so naturally some of her destiny was shared with her children, causing some fluctuations in the Jade Emperor's own destiny.
The Jade Emperor sensed the change in fortune and, after a brief calculation, understood the cause and effect. He immediately abandoned his cultivation and, in a fit of rage, left the seclusion and dispatched heavenly soldiers and generals to capture Yao Ji and her family.
Although Yao Ji was named the eldest princess of the Heavenly Court, her ascension to the Heavenly Court was largely due to her good older brother. Her own cultivation was actually quite mediocre, and she was powerless to resist the Heavenly Court's capture.
Knowing that the Heavenly Court had come to take her away, Yao Ji was self-aware and didn't even think about resisting. She was focused on escaping with her family.
However, how could a female immortal with shallow cultivation, burdened with a family, escape the pursuit of heavenly soldiers and generals?
The family had barely escaped when they were caught up by the heavenly soldiers. Yao Ji tried to resist, but she was no match for those heavenly soldiers and generals, and the outcome was self-evident.
Moreover, in his fury, the Jade Emperor issued a strict order that, apart from Yao Ji, no one should be spared, whether it be her husband or her children.
If the whole family tries to resist, we can simply kill them without hesitation...
Yao Ji resisted for a while but was knocked to the ground. The man surnamed Yang and his eldest son were killed on the spot.
Just as the second son and daughter were about to suffer the same fate as the heavenly soldiers, a strange wind suddenly blew from the side, sweeping them directly into the sky.
The heavenly soldiers and generals did not give up when they saw this, and chased after them all the way up to the sky, only to find that the two siblings had already disappeared without a trace.
In the end, they could only escort Yao Ji back to Heaven alone.
The Jade Emperor ordered his men to bring Yao Ji to the Lingxiao Palace. In front of all the immortals and gods, in order to uphold the Heavenly Laws, he had no choice but to punish Yao Ji and imprison her under Peach Mountain.
Then, in order to demonstrate the power of the Heavenly Court and to eliminate any potential threats, he began to calculate the whereabouts of the remaining two children.
After calculating for a while, he frowned and discovered that the two children were shrouded in a blurry celestial secret, and even with his cultivation level, he couldn't calculate their whereabouts...
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