As Hu Le successfully cultivated new paths time and time again, his cultivation level rose steadily, like sesame seeds blooming.
It should be understood that even among these powerful beings who stand at the pinnacle of creation, there are differences in their levels.
The most crucial criterion for judgment is to see who controls the greater number of Great Daos.
However, truly mastering a brand new path is an extremely difficult task!
Take Hu Le's senior brother, Xuan Su Dao Ren, for example. This fellow had already reached the Creation Realm about four billion years ago and successfully condensed a Primordial Dao Fruit.
However, after such a long period of arduous cultivation, he has only mastered a mere dozen or so Great Daos.
This incident clearly shows that it is by no means easy for someone with great potential to ascend to the supreme throne of the Dao Ancestor!
If it were really that easy to do, wouldn't there be a huge number of Dao Ancestors in the world today?
But the truth is, in the entire Hongmeng world, there are only three Dao Ancestors still alive.
It is conceivable that the difficulties and obstacles one faces in breaking through from the Creation Realm to the Dao Ancestor Realm are far greater than those faced by an ordinary person aspiring to become a Primordial Saint...
Immediately afterwards, he worked tirelessly and devoted himself wholeheartedly to understanding the Great Way of Wood.
In the blink of an eye, layers of blue light emanated from his body, as if a lush green bamboo forest surrounded him.
One day, just as he was concentrating on comprehending the Great Dao, a boy suddenly flew in from beyond the sky.
This boy was no ordinary person; he came from the Taiyi Heavenly Palace.
At this moment, he carefully held a crystal-clear jade talisman in both hands. The jade talisman shimmered with a faint yet profound light, as if it contained endless mysteries and power.
Where the light shone, the originally pervasive chaotic primordial energy seemed to have encountered its nemesis, and all retreated voluntarily, daring not to contend with it.
When the boy arrived at the outer reaches of the Floating Palace, he quickly put the jade talisman into his bosom, and at the same time, the serene light surrounding his body disappeared without a trace.
However, before the surging chaotic currents of energy could rush in, he took a step without hesitation and, like a bolt of lightning, plunged straight into this vast and boundless world.
He sped along, like a lithe eagle soaring into the sky, and in an instant, he traversed layers of clouds and arrived in front of the Fuli Palace.
After announcing his name, he was warmly received by the Jade Boy and led into the Fuli Palace, where he finally met Hu Le in person.
"Greetings, young master." The boy bowed respectfully to Hu Le.
The boy had delicate features, bright eyes, and a clever and quick-witted air about him.
Seeing this, Hu Le couldn't help but feel curious and asked, "Tong'er, why aren't you serving your teacher properly in the palace? Why have you come here? Does your teacher have any instructions?"
Upon hearing this, Tong'er quickly took out a talisman radiating a mysterious light from his sleeve, carefully held it in his palm, and then walked briskly to Hu Le.
As he walked, he said loudly, "Young master, this is what the master instructed me to pass on to you. You will understand everything once you have read it."
At this moment, Hu Le was sitting upright on a cloud bed surrounded by clouds and mist, looking like an immortal and extraordinary person.
Upon hearing what the boy said, he slowly raised his hand and steadily caught the talisman.
Immediately afterwards, he infused his powerful divine sense into the talisman and instantly understood all the information it contained.
It turns out that this was an important task personally assigned to Hu Le by the Taiyi Dao Ancestor!
However, the specific details of this task are exceptionally concise and clear.
In fact, including Hu Le, Taiyi Daozu originally had a total of six outstanding disciples in his lifetime.
However, among these six people, there was one named Xuandu.
However, compared to Hu Le and others, this person was somewhat unlucky.
More than a hundred years ago, when Xuan Du attempted to break through his own limits and reach the realm of transcendence, he ultimately failed to resist the strong backlash from the Heavenly Dao due to his shallow power and insufficient cultivation.
This caused Xuan Du's innate essence to suffer extremely serious damage, not only causing his attempt to break through to a higher realm to fail, but also causing his originally profound cultivation to suddenly plummet to the Hunyuan realm.
Even someone with the extraordinary abilities of Dao Ancestor Taiyi couldn't do much about such injuries, given how severely the damage to his very essence was.
Moreover, due to the failure to break through to a higher realm, his own fortune was severed, like a broken tree branch that could hardly grow back.
Even though the Grand Master of the Taiyi Dao possessed the supreme supernatural power to enlighten the primordial chaos and manipulate creation, it would still be extremely difficult to help him restore his origin and fortune.
If his original essence is not replenished, even if his injuries are healed, it will be a pipe dream for Xuan Du to try to break through to a new realm again in the future.
Therefore, the Taiyi Dao Ancestor knew that this was a calamity destined for Xuandu, so he took away his primordial spirit and sent it into the cycle of reincarnation, hoping that through the opportunity of reincarnation, he could make up for the original source that had been lost in the past.
During this process, one can accumulate merit and good fortune through reincarnation. When the merit is complete, the innate essence is restored to its original state, and one can return to the path of cultivation.
Today, Xuandu has gone through countless reincarnations, and his fortune and merits have reached a state of perfection, and his innate origin has also been successfully restored.
This is the perfect time to welcome him back to his sect...
After some deliberation, the Taiyi Dao Ancestor decided to entrust the crucial task of guiding Xuandu back to his sect to Hu Le.
Faced with such an important task, Hu Le did not hesitate at all, because he knew that this was not only a trust in his abilities, but also a great act of merit.
Hu Le readily accepted this arrangement.
Hu Le casually put away the talisman, nodded slightly to the boy, and solemnly said, "Boy, please tell your teacher when you return that I will do my best to fulfill my mission!"
Upon hearing this, the boy nodded slightly and replied, "Alright, young master, rest assured, I will certainly convey your message truthfully."
Then, he stood up, bowed to Hu Le, and slowly left.
Hu Le began preparing for the upcoming trip.
A moment later, Hongyu led a majestic white divine ox over. This divine ox exuded an auspicious aura, its fur as white and lustrous as silver snow, and its hooves moved with the wind, making it as eye-catching as a divine beast descended from the heavens.
Hu Le stepped forward, lightly leaped onto the broad back of the divine ox, and settled firmly.
Then, he gently patted the sacred ox's neck, signaling it to set off.
With a deep moo, the white sacred bull took off like an arrow released from a bow...
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