Primordial World

Biodata

Cosmology and Natural Laws

• The world was created when Great God Pangu split Chaos to open heaven and earth. Its foundation is described as originating from Pangu's Dao Fruit and the remains of the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods. 85
• Its space is exceptionally stable: cultivators below the Quasi-Sage realm cannot break it, while Quasi-Sages must expend considerable effort to do so. 4
• Its outer edge is already partly Chaos, with prehistoric creatures and dangerous innate formations that can trap even Lin Xuan. 221
• Leaks of Chaos energy can erode the world's spiritual energy and all things within it; one such void became the location where the Chaos Bell was concealed. 40
• The Heaven, Earth, and Human Daos were originally meant to stand on equal footing. Hongjun suppressed the Earthly and Human Daos, sealing Houtu within the Six Paths of Reincarnation and leaving Nuwa vulnerable to corruption. 91
• During Hongjun's attempt to escape the Heavenly Dao's restraints, more than half of the Primordial Heavenly Dao consciousness was taken into Chaos, while the remaining portion was tied to the Investiture of the Gods. 105

History

Destiny and Governance

• The world possesses Primordial Destiny, a source of power significant enough for the Chaos Demon Ape and Destruction Demon God to harvest for increased mana. 219 264
• The Sea of Destiny contains the Intercepting Sect's pillar of Destiny, around which a nine-clawed Ancestor Dragon of Destiny coils. 98
• After the Heavenly Dao refines the Thirty-Three Heavens, the Intercepting Sect's Heavenly Court gains a treasure capable of anchoring its Destiny. The resulting pillar draws a share of Destiny from the world's races. 98
• Lin Xuan appoints 365 Intercepting Sect disciples as righteous gods, assigning them authority over departments including thunder, fire, plague, battle, constellations, rivers, mountains, and rain. 98
• The Heavenly Court's gods maintain the world's operation and karmic order while gaining Heavenly Dao Merit and opportunities to comprehend Heavenly Dao laws. 98

Major Locations

• Mount Buzhou — Formerly tied to Pangu and the Witch Clan. Though shattered, its base retains Pangu's pressure, ancient Witch Clan dwellings, altars, and a divine seat. 53
• Golden Ao Island — The Intercepting Sect's base and a major blessed land. It becomes the East Sea's ancestral vein after absorbing immense spiritual energy and Saint-origin essence. 70
• Kunlun Mountain — An ancestral vein of the world; Lin Xuan relocates it to Golden Ao Island after the fall of the Heavenly Origin Sect. 74 75
• The Western Continent — Its earth veins are cut during Lin Xuan's conflict with the Western Saints, after which its lands are moved to fill part of the East Sea. 88 90
• Thirty-Three Heavens — Refined by the Heavenly Dao into the foundation of the Intercepting Sect's Heavenly Court. 98
• Primordial World's Edge — A chaotic boundary inhabited by prehistoric creatures and filled with hazardous innate formations; it is also where Lin Xuan searches for the Profound Yellow Qi. 221

Relationships

• Great God Pangu — Creator of the Primordial World; his Dao Fruit, legacy, and the remains of Chaos Demon Gods form the world's foundation. 53 85
• Heavenly Dao — Governing will of the world; grants merit for actions that restore or benefit it, but also imposes tribulations and karmic consequences. 70 90 123
• Old Daoist Hongjun — Manipulates the world's Heavenly Dao order and seeks to refine its consciousness in Chaos. 91 105
• Lin Xuan — Repeatedly protects, reshapes, relocates, and repairs the world; he later arranges for its defense while investigating an anomaly beyond Chaos. 90 110 123 320
• Intercepting Sect — Its Heavenly Court becomes the dominant governing force across the world's three realms and six paths. 98
• Chaos Demon Ape and Destruction Demon God — Invade the world through the Demon God Cult, leaving it desolate while stealing its Destiny. 219 264
• Chaos Fierce Beast — Agrees to guard the Primordial World and Golden Turtle Island, but will abandon that duty if their inhabitants become wholly wicked. 320