Mythic Great Luo Method
Primordial World: Reborn as Fuxi, Creating the Mythic Great Luo Method
- Original Name:
- 神话大罗法 (shén huà dà luó fǎ)
- Gender:
- Neutral
- Kind:
- Concept
- Scope:
- Novel-specific
- Status:
- Active
- Source:
- AI
- Occurrences:
- 23
- Chapters:
- 14
- Context Up To:
- Ch. 278
- Wiki Model:
- GPT-6.1 Terra
- Updated:
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Mythic Great Luo Method (神话大罗法) |
| Alias(es) | Mythological Great Luo Law; Hongmeng Scripture, the method’s first deduced step 2 49 |
| Creator | Fuxi 2 49 |
| Type | Cultivation method |
| Practitioner | Fuxi |
| First Appearance | Chapter 2 |
Power Progression
Fuxi established four realms for the Hongmeng Scripture. The table records his documented advances, rather than treating the two later realms as attained.
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Qi Guidance into the Body | 2 | Drew in spiritual Qi and Primordial Ancestral Qi to form his body; took human form and reached Words Manifest as Law. |
| Half-Step Deification | 46 | Revealed while fighting Luohu’s avatar; his Primordial Ancestral Qi surged as though worlds were forming within him. |
| Qi Refining to Transform the Spirit | 49 50 52 | Absorbed baleful Qi and Faith Power, manifesting a Great Thousand World in each of his three thousand strands of Primordial Ancestral Qi. He later stabilized the realm and preliminarily refined the Qi. |
Origin and Development
Fuxi chose the Mythic Great Luo path over the Primordial World’s cultivation system, which he considered constrained by the Heavenly Dao and karma. He used the Primordial Eight Trigrams to deduce the Hongmeng Scripture over hundreds of yuanhui, drawing on the Creation Great Dao 2 49.
A discussion with Hongjun and the subtleties of the Way of Severing the Three Corpses gave Fuxi a direction for developing the scripture’s second layer. He later used the Landscape of Mountains and Rivers, and the State as a foundation for opening a world, an exercise intended to help him create worlds within his Primordial Ancestral Qi 17 20 21.
The Great Dao Cultivation Technique Ranking later placed the Hongmeng Scripture first among techniques in the Myriad Heavens and Worlds of Chaos. It described the scripture as a path to the Great Dao Sage Realm that could increase the chance of breaking through to the Primordial Unity Realm 206.
Realms and Ultimate Goal
| Realm | Description |
|---|---|
| Qi Guidance into the Body | Draws Qi into the body. Fuxi used Primordial Ancestral Qi and spiritual Qi to construct his flesh, blood, and meridians 2. |
| Qi Refining to Transform the Spirit | Fuxi entered this realm by manifesting three thousand Great Thousand Worlds. His next identified steps were to unify his three thousand unfinished strands of Primordial Ancestral Qi into one true strand and use it to ignite his Yang Spirit 49 52. |
| Spirit Refining to Return to Emptiness | The third realm named in the scripture 2. |
| Emptiness Refining to Unite with the Dao | The final realm, intended to unite the body with the universe rather than with the Primordial World’s Heavenly Dao 2. |
At completion, the method aims at Mythic Great Luo Golden Immortal: a unique true self reflected throughout the universe, immortal and unbound by individual worlds. Fuxi envisioned it as a state beyond karma and the constraints of heaven and earth, with an imprint on the river of time 2 21.
Mechanics and Effects
Primordial Ancestral Qi
Primordial Ancestral Qi is central to the scripture. It is formed from the condensation of many kinds of Qi, including fortune, essence, and vitality 2.
- World formation: Fuxi’s three thousand strands corresponded to the three thousand Chaos Great Daos, with each containing a Great Dao law. Each ultimately manifested a Great Thousand World 49.
- Cultivation resources: Faith Power from the Ancestral Witches strengthened and completed his Qi. He also absorbed baleful Qi, including Qi gathered through the World-Destroying Black Lotus 7 46 49.
- Worldly power: At the second stage, Fuxi could draw on the power of the three thousand worlds within his body 50.
Combat and Law Comprehension
- Words Manifest as Law: After taking form, Fuxi could draw on the spiritual Qi of heaven and earth with a word or thought 2.
- Law of Force: The scripture and his mastery of the Primordial Eight Trigrams helped Fuxi draw out the law. His Qi-formed body withstood taking it inside, allowing him to comprehend and later master it 4 5.
- Concealed cultivation: Because his origin was composed of Primordial Ancestral Qi and he had no ordinary magic power, Fuxi could appear to Primordial World cultivators as someone without cultivation 2 9.
- Limits in combat: After defeating Luohu’s mid-Quasi-Sage avatar, Fuxi judged his Qi-Guiding cultivation roughly equivalent to a mid-Quasi-Sage. The Law of Force made him somewhat stronger, but he believed a wide gap remained between him and a late-stage Quasi-Sage 30 31.
Relation to the Heavenly Dao
The method does not belong to the Heavenly Dao. Fuxi’s second-realm breakthrough drew no Heavenly Dao attention or congratulatory celestial signs, though its pressure injured some weaker Witch Clan members nearby 50.
After stabilizing that realm, Fuxi was no longer constrained by the Primordial World or its Heavenly Dao. Earlier, he considered Heavenly Dao Merit useless for his cultivation and directed it into the Fuxi Qin instead 5 52.
Teaching Limitation
When Fuxi tried to explain the Hongmeng Scripture to Nuwa, his words overwhelmed her spirit and caused her to collapse. She recovered after he stopped; Fuxi concluded that even she, an innate divine being, could not yet endure hearing the method 34.