Mythic Great Luo
Primordial World: Reborn as Fuxi, Creating the Mythic Great Luo Method
- Original Name:
- 神话大罗 (shén huà dà luó)
- Gender:
- Neutral
- Kind:
- Concept
- Scope:
- Novel-specific
- Status:
- Active
- Source:
- AI
- Occurrences:
- 9
- Chapters:
- 4
- Context Up To:
- Ch. 278
- Wiki Model:
- GPT-6.1 Terra
- Updated:
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Mythic Great Luo (神话大罗) |
| Alias(es) | Mythic Great Luo cultivation system; Mythic Great Luo Method |
| Associated method | Hongmeng Scripture, deduced by Fuxi 2 |
| Known practitioner | Fuxi 2 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 2 |
Power Progression
Fuxi’s documented progress along the Hongmeng Scripture is shown below. Half-Step Deification is an intermediate stage, not one of the scripture’s four named realms.
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Qi Guidance into the Body | 2 | Circulated the scripture, drew in spiritual Qi and Primordial Ancestral Qi, and formed a human body. He reached Words Manifest as Law. |
| Half-Step Deification | 46 | Revealed this strength while fighting Luohu’s avatar; his Primordial Ancestral Qi surged as though countless worlds were forming within him. |
| Qi Refining to Transform the Spirit | 49 50 52 | Absorbed baleful Qi and Faith Power, then manifested a Great Thousand World in each of his three thousand strands of Primordial Ancestral Qi. He subsequently stabilized the realm and preliminarily refined the Qi. |
Cultivation System
Fuxi chose the Mythic Great Luo path over the Primordial World’s conventional cultivation system. Using the Primordial Eight Trigrams and the Creation Great Dao, he spent hundreds of yuanhui deducing its first step, the Hongmeng Scripture 2 49.
The scripture has four named realms 2 49:
| Realm | Description |
|---|---|
| Qi Guidance into the Body | Draws Qi into the body, including Primordial Ancestral Qi formed from kinds of Qi such as fortune, essence, and vitality 2. |
| Qi Refining to Transform the Spirit | Fuxi reached this realm by opening worlds within his Primordial Ancestral Qi. His next tasks were to unite his three thousand unfinished strands into one true strand and use it to ignite his Yang Spirit 49 52. |
| Spirit Refining to Return to Emptiness | The scripture’s third named realm 2. |
| Emptiness Refining to Unite with the Dao | The final realm. Rather than uniting with the Heavenly Dao, the cultivator unites their body with the universe to attain Mythic Great Luo Golden Immortal 2. |
Intended Attainment
Fuxi envisioned Mythic Great Luo as an existence unbound by heaven and earth, unlike the Primordial World’s Daluo Golden Immortals, whom he considered subject to death, karma, and the Heavenly Dao 2.
- Unique true self: The attained cultivator’s true self would be unique and reflected across the universe 2.
- Immortality: The attained state was described as immortal and indestructible, with the cultivator imprinted upon the river of time and ages 2.
- Reach through time: With sufficient strength, a cultivator could trace their way through past and future 2.
- Freedom from worlds: The completed state was described as omnipresent throughout the universe and unbound by individual worlds 2.
These are the qualities Fuxi envisioned for the completed path, rather than abilities demonstrated by him upon entering its first realm.
Cultivation Principles
Primordial Ancestral Qi
Primordial Ancestral Qi is central to the Hongmeng Scripture. At the first realm, it interwove with Fuxi’s origin to form his flesh, blood, and spiritual meridians 2.
- Faith Power: The Twelve Ancestral Witches’ faith strengthened Fuxi’s Primordial Ancestral Qi, though a trace of presence associated with their future fate prevented their faith from fully condensing 7.
- Baleful Qi: Fuxi absorbed baleful Qi from the World-Destroying Black Lotus into his three thousand strands as he prepared to break through 49.
- World creation: At the second realm, each strand manifested a Great Thousand World, allowing him to draw on the power of three thousand great worlds 49 50.
- Energy generation: Primordial Ancestral Qi could derive spiritual Qi, immortal Qi, and other forms of energy 52.
Relationship to the Heavenly Dao
The Mythic Great Luo Method does not belong to the Heavenly Dao. Fuxi’s breakthrough to the second realm drew no Heavenly Dao attention or congratulatory celestial signs; Pangu Hall also concealed the event from the world beyond Witch Clan territory 50.
After stabilizing that realm, Fuxi was no longer constrained by the Primordial World or its Heavenly Dao 52. He regarded Heavenly Dao Merit as useless for his own cultivation and instead directed it into the Fuxi Qin 5 48.
Limits on Transmission
When Fuxi tried to explain the method to Nuwa, his words struck her spirit so severely that she collapsed. She recovered after he stopped. Fuxi concluded that ordinary beings of the Primordial World, including Nuwa at that time, could not endure hearing the scripture 34.
Demonstrated Effects
- Words Manifest as Law: After taking form, Fuxi could draw on the spiritual Qi of heaven and earth with a word or thought 2.
- Concealed cultivation: Because his origin consisted of Primordial Ancestral Qi rather than ordinary magic power, Fuxi appeared to Primordial World cultivators to have no cultivation 2 9.
- Law of Force: The scripture, together with his mastery of the Primordial Eight Trigrams, helped him draw upon Pangu’s Law of Force 4.
- Combat strength: After fighting Luohu’s avatar, Fuxi judged his first-realm cultivation roughly equal to a Mid-Quasi-Sage; with the Law of Force, he considered himself somewhat stronger, but still below a late-stage Quasi-Sage 31.