Zhou Jun walked through the Blessed Land on foot, observing the changes within. When he reached the Big Red Robe tree, he reclined in a chair, took out a cup, and with a wave of his hand drew some water from the Lotus Pond before tossing in a few Big Red Robe tea leaves. The leaves swiftly unfurled in the water, releasing a faint fragrance that refreshed the heart and cleared the mind.
Zhou Jun took a sip of tea and felt his mind become utterly clear. His once chaotic, disordered thoughts settled into silence, leaving him peaceful. Unable to resist, Zhou Jun stretched lazily, his expression filled with relaxation.
"Taking it easy once in a while and getting some rest is pretty nice too," Zhou Jun murmured contentedly, his gaze brimming with memories.
Ever since arriving in the Primordial Wilderness, Zhou Jun had lived every day in fear and unease. At every moment, he had wanted to use his foreknowledge to scheme some benefits for himself—or else follow the established course step by step, without causing any impact on the timeline.
Yet as time passed and his understanding of the Primordial Wilderness deepened, he discovered that his so-called foreknowledge was of little use at all. This left Zhou Jun growing ever more terrified, ever more afraid.
Thus, he had been impatient to grasp the full picture of the Primordial Wilderness, unwilling to let it slip beyond the bounds of his understanding.
But the more he learned, the more comprehensive his understanding became, and the deeper Zhou Jun fell into madness. He grew increasingly obsessive, setting aside even his pursuit of the Great Dao and instead devoting all his thoughts to unraveling the mysteries of the Primordial Wilderness.
Had Di Kun not later discovered the Creation Green Lotus on Mount