Primordial Chaos is My Dad, I Roam the Primordial World Freely
Chapter 342

The Origin Sea Enlightenment, Where All Laws Returned to One

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The Myriad Laws Origin Sea stretched boundlessly, strange and resplendent. Li Wuyang sat cross-legged upon a "Law Reef" formed from interwoven void and Creation Laws, his mind wholly immersed in this ocean of Great Dao origin. The reef beneath him was not solid matter. Its texture was bizarre—at times illusory as a bubble, at others as heavy as a stellar core. Within it, countless delicate law runes flowed, collided, and evolved like living things, revealing the supreme mysteries of space's creation and the Life Transformation of all things.

The Reincarnation Dao Tree seedling on his shoulder had driven its roots deep into the reef. Its branches and leaves spread wide, greedily absorbing the most primordial law fragments and chaotic currents flowing through the Origin Sea. The Dao Tree was no longer uniformly gray and chaotic. Fine, indistinct patterns containing the true meanings of different Great Daos had begun to emerge on its leaves—sometimes like crashing lightning, sometimes like murmuring streams, sometimes evolving into the trajectories of stars. With its own Dao of Reincarnation as its core, it was embracing, refining, and commanding the nourishment drawn from the Myriad Laws Origin Sea.

Li Wuyang closed his eyes. His saintly consciousness extended like the intangible tentacles of a jellyfish, gently probing into the surrounding torrents of brilliantly colored laws. He no longer sought to "understand" or "control" a specific law as he had in his quasi-Saint days. Instead, he regarded the grand rhythm of all laws coexisting, intertwining, arising, and fading from a transcendent perspective.

He "saw" the Metal Law, representing the ultimate sharpness, collide with the supremely yielding Water Law. Rather than simply suppressing one another, they gave birth to a trace of Creation True Meaning—one where hardness and softness complemented each other amid their absolute opposition. He "heard" the roar

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