I, Tongtian, Will Conquer the Primordial World!
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The Five Primordial Spirits Born at the Beginning of the Primordial Era

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At the beginning of the Primordial Era, the first thing to be born into the world was the Primordial.

Next came Chaos, followed by Yuanshi, then Formlessness, and finally, the last to be born in that era was Cloudmother.

Although the five of them had been born in different orders, they got along harmoniously and lived freely together in the Primordial.

But one day, a vortex suddenly appeared within the Primordial, and a ray of light shot out from it.

That ray of light darted all around the entire Primordial!

All five Primordial Beings could sense that whenever the light drew near them, they felt especially comfortable. They could also feel themselves growing stronger.

Thus, they all tried every possible means to approach the light.

All living beings were the same. Once they developed desires and ambitions, vicious thoughts would arise!

Sect Master Tongtian let out a soft sigh.

Having heard the story this far, even though Cloudmother had only just begun, he could already roughly guess what would happen next.

The Primordial, Chaos, and Formlessness had all vanished without a trace.

Cloudmother also seemed to have concealed her identity, avoiding open appearances in the Primordial World.

Yuanshi, on the other hand, had become Lord of the Beginning, founded the illustrious Chan Sect, and nearly ruled the Primordial World.

Judging by normal reasoning, Yuanshi must have been the Primordial Being who obtained that ray of light...

As Cloudmother and the others continued chasing the light, selfish thoughts gradually took root in their hearts.

They began treating one another as rivals and enemies!

After conflict upon conflict, the five beings born at the beginning of the Primordial Era reached the point where they would not rest until one side was dead.

Among the five beings born at the beginning of the

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