He is the god who brings the spark of hope to humanity in tis of despair.
He has passed down various mature Immortal Path thods, allowing humanity to completely rise again.
For a ti, the strength of the Immortal Path made humanity rise once more.
...
"Marvelous, truly marvelous."
Liu Jun watched this scene and felt that Xu Changsheng was truly a vibrant green leek.
No wonder he’s the protagonist, idling for so many years in his own Butterfly Race myth, and finally, we see him make a move.
The hatred of killing his father surely drove him to take action!
You must know that even Ying Qing back then did not take this step to perfect the Immortal Path thods before dying.
This may have been due to Ying Qing not having enough ti then.
But more so, it’s because Xu Changsheng, with his broad knowledge, embodies the traits of a Longevity Seeker.
He has lived through the eras of Xiangtuo Mo, God, and others, accumulating knowledge and information which have beco instinct for him.
Even in this world, he can naturally bring forth this knowledge, allowing him to gather the wisdom of various civilizations and develop the path of the Immortal.
"These stages can be integrated into my God Body."
Liu Jun smiled, "I am cultivating both the divine system and the immortal system now."
"Cultivating both God and Immortal systems, perhaps this could be called becoming an Immortal."
His expression beca peculiar.
The complete ergence of the Immortal Path made Liu Jun feel he gained a lot.
Swoosh!
He continued to absorb the energy from the neighboring Magic Era, and the Good Heart and Demon Heart unexpectedly advanced another level.
Fifth Tier, Fourth Layer.
His energy level reached 8 units.
Liu Jun suddenly pondered, "My progression to the Fifth Tier is fast, relying on the Magic Era."
"But as for this one Void God who has stepped into the Fifth Tier, how will he enhance his Heart Image cultivation speed?"
"Perhaps, efficiently cultivating on this Tenth Layer is countless tis harder than deducing the Immortal Path thods!"
...
Began cultivating at sixty-eight years.
In just five years, he stepped into the Fifth Tier, a speed that, even if built on accumulated efforts, is enough to be recorded in history.
The Void God at seventy-three is in his pri, and so predict his life will rival that of the past deity, Ying Qing.
So even believe he might... surpass that deity!
Only this Void God knows he is far from that Ying Qing, who seed to be born for the Immortal Path.
"I do not wish to rule the Human Race; let my disciples rule."
"I will leave the tribe to explore and witness the wonders of this world."
"One day, I may visit Outer Heaven."
"I leave behind a thod, the "Divine Speed Centipede Scripture," with significant side effects, to be practiced cautiously."
Having said that, this Void God vanished, leaving the Human Race tribe.
He found that the neighboring exotic beast tribes could easily destroy the Human Race, and further away, who knows what kind of terrifying and strange exotic beasts exist?
Perhaps, further away, there are already terrifying Fifth Tier powerhouses.
He thought to himself:
"How could I not want to stay in the tribe?"
"But spending just over sixty years to research the Immortal Path was not without cost."
"The cost was using Divine Speed Power to burn my lifespan, causing to be near death!"
Previously appearing in his sixties, he was, in fact, equivalent to over six hundred years old!
If not for receiving various divine dicines in his youth, including Low Consumption, Longevity and Vision...
He would have died long ago.
Even now, at the extre breakthrough, his remaining lifespan is not long!
"Divine Speed Power, accelerating my life."
"Therefore, I left."
"To seek divine dicines that extend lifespan."
"My disappearance also intimidates surrounding tribes. They think I have long life, not knowing I am near the end."
He traveled everywhere, docunting various exotic beasts around and writing his travel notes as the "Classic of Mountains and Seas," recording their bizarre abilities.
One day, he will return them to the Human Race.
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