Hu Le used his skillful hands to create a physical body for Cangjie.
This is not like the later Taiyi, who, although he used the Lotus of Reincarnation to reshape Nezha's physical body, caused Nezha's physical body and soul to merge into one due to problems with the method.
Although various supernatural powers and spells targeting different types of spirits can keep Nezha's spirits from wavering and moving, it also makes it difficult for Nezha to comprehend the great Dao of Heaven and Earth and improve his own realm.
However, Cangjie's lotus incarnation is vastly different from Nezha's, as it is a pre-heavenly form.
Now, Hu Le's skillful intervention has transformed him from an ordinary mortal into a primordial deity. If he cultivates diligently in the future, he may very well achieve the Great Luo Dao Fruit, or even aspire to a higher realm of cultivation.
"You need not stand on ceremony. Just assist my disciple Fuxi diligently from now on."
Hu Le paid no attention to Cangjie's gratitude. With a flick of his sleeve, he caused Cangjie to involuntarily stand up from the ground.
He did all this out of respect for Fuxi, not because he really coveted anything from Cangjie.
After all, there wasn't anything about Cangjie that he was really interested in, was there...?
Fuxi finally managed to meet Hu Le, but instead of immediately taking his leave, he asked some questions about cultivation. After receiving answers, he took Cangjie with him and went down the mountain...
Time flies, and the days pass swiftly.
Fuxi has served as the supreme ruler of the human race for decades. Because of his fair dealings and the benefits he has brought to the entire human race through his inventions, his prestige among the human race has naturally grown.
From the very elderly to the youngest children, everyone who mentions this supreme ruler of humanity gives him a thumbs up, showing their heartfelt admiration…
With the help of the Kongtong Seal, Fuxi continuously gathered the fortune of humanity, transforming it into streams of imperial dragon energy, and steadily advanced towards the Dao Fruit of the Human Emperor...
On this day, Hu Le was meditating on the Heavenly Dao at the Heavenly Dao Palace when a boy in green robes entered the hall to report that the Goddess Nuwa from Phoenix Perch Mountain had sent someone to request an audience.
Hu Le ordered a servant to invite the person in.
A quick glance revealed that the newcomer was none other than Fairy Caifeng, the only disciple of the Goddess Nuwa.
"Your Highness's disciple, Caifeng, greets the Sect Leader. May the Sect Leader be well."
After entering the hall, Cai Feng respectfully bowed and greeted them.
Hu Le said indifferently, "Hmm, I wonder why Her Majesty summoned you to see me?"
Fairy Caifeng took out a talisman from her sleeve, held it high above her head, and replied, "My teacher asked me to deliver this talisman to the sect leader."
"Okay, bring it here."
Before Hu Le finished speaking, the Red Jade Boy who was standing by the side had already walked down the steps, come to Cai Feng, took the talisman from her hand, and returned to the cloud bed to hand it to Hu Le.
Hu Le held the talisman in his hand, channeled some magic power into it, and a message immediately entered his mind from the talisman.
He scanned the contents of the talisman with his divine sense and finished reading it.
It turns out that the goddess Nuwa foresaw that if Fuxi wanted to achieve enlightenment, he would need the assistance of the innate spiritual treasures, the Hetu and Luoshu.
Because at this moment, these two spiritual treasures were in the hands of the Kunpeng Ancestor, and as one of the demon race's emperors, she could not easily take them.
After all, the Hetu and Luoshu were objects used by the demon race to suppress their fortune. If Fuxi used them to prove his status as the Human Emperor, then these treasures would inevitably be corrupted by the fortune of humanity, thus losing their ability to suppress the fortune of the demon race.
Of course, compared to Fuxi's attainment of enlightenment, the demon race was utterly insignificant in her eyes.
However, as the Demon Queen, in order to gain the respect of the demon race, she could think this way, but she could not say it, and even less could she do it.
Therefore, she could only entrust this matter to Hu Le, asking him to borrow the treasure from the Kunpeng Ancestor...
After reading the contents, Hu Le immediately said indifferently, "Go back and tell the Empress that I am aware of this matter."
After hearing this, Cai Feng bowed to Hu Le again before getting up to take her leave.
Hu Le did not let her leave immediately. Instead, he turned around and ordered Hongyu Tongzi to invite Caifeng to a side hall in the Dao Palace, where he treated her to fresh fruit and spiritual dew.
Cai Feng ate one or two fruits, drank two cups of spiritual dew, chatted with Hong Yu Tongzi for a while, and then left...
...
Since this matter concerns Fuxi's attainment of enlightenment, Hu Le, as his teacher, has no choice but to descend the mountain once.
So, after Caifeng left, he ordered the boy to lead his mount outside the palace.
"Master! The ox is ready for you," the boy in blue reported as he entered the hall.
"Yes, Master, I need to go down the mountain. You and Hongyu must take good care of the house and not cause any trouble."
Hu Le gave instructions to the boy as he left the main hall, got up, climbed onto the ox's back, and then gently tapped the white ox's head with his bamboo staff.
The white ox bellowed, its four hooves creating clouds as it slowly rose into the air, then flew towards the North Sea.
When the sage leader rode an ox to travel through the primordial world, naturally no one dared to block his path.
On this day, a man and an ox arrived in the Northern Sea, where the Demon Master's Palace was already in sight.
The moment Hu Le arrived in Beihai, the Kunpeng Ancestor, who was sitting in the Demon Master's Palace, suddenly felt a sudden, inexplicable unease. However, after some divination, he only found the information to be completely incomprehensible.
He refused to believe in superstition and took out the Hetu Luoshu.
After the Demon Emperor Jun perished, these two top-tier spiritual treasures escaped and were eventually placed in the Moon Palace, where they were collected by Jun's only son, Lu Liu.
As for the spiritual treasures such as the Sun and Moon Essence Wheel, they fell into the hands of Di Jun and Chang Xi's twelve daughters...
When the Kunpeng Ancestor learned that Lu Liu had taken the Hetu Luoshu, his greed grew. So he found Lu Liu, expressed his loyalty to him, and even said that he was willing to recommend Lu Liu to become the new Demon Emperor.
Lu Liu was too young and no match for the Kunpeng Ancestor. After being given a few doses of his magic potion, he actually believed the Kunpeng Ancestor.
Later, when the time was ripe, the Kunpeng Ancestor wanted to borrow the Hetu Luoshu from Lu Liu under the pretext of cultivation.
Although Lu Liu was naive, he wasn't really a fool, so he didn't immediately agree.
However, the Kunpeng Ancestor pleaded desperately, and finally even made a great oath to Heaven, saying that he would definitely return it in the future.
Lu Liu then lent the Hetu Luoshu to the Kunpeng Ancestor.
After some time had passed, Lu Liu saw that the Kunpeng Ancestor had still not returned the spiritual treasure, so he went to Beiming to ask for it back.
But they were all dismissed by the Kunpeng Ancestor with various excuses.
At this point, he realized he had been tricked by the Kunpeng Ancestor, and he couldn't help but shout and curse outside the Demon Master's Palace, telling the Kunpeng Ancestor not to forget his great oath to Heaven.
But the response from the Kunpeng Ancestor almost made him vomit blood.
It turns out that the Kunpeng Ancestor did indeed swear to return the spiritual treasure, but he did not set a specific date. Returning it the next day was still returning it, and returning it after countless eons was still returning it. He did not violate the oath of the Heavenly Dao...
Upon realizing he had been tricked, Lu Liu immediately ran back to the Moon Palace in tears, pleading with his aunt, Lady Wangshu, to help him retrieve the magical treasure.
Unexpectedly, Lady Wangshu not only did not stand up for him, but also advised him to give up the idea of returning Lingbao.
In Lady Wangshu's view, the saying goes, "A common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime."
Top-tier innate spiritual treasures like the Hetu and Luoshu are simply not something a little guy like Lu Liu is qualified to wield.
Now that he's been tricked away by the Kunpeng Ancestor, it's actually a good thing for Lu Liu...
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