Primordial Chaos: Jie Sect's Senior Brother—Strength Grows When You Take Apprentices
Chapter 57

Merit Divided Among the Three Sects, Delighting Them; the Two Sages of the West Arrive... All the Great Powers of the Primordial Wilderness Have Come!

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"Mm."

The three Saints all gave a soft nasal hum.

Neither warm nor cold.

It carried into the ears of every disciple of the Three Sects.

"Rise. There is no need for such ceremony."

Sect Master Tongtian laughed heartily and looked at Qingyuan. "My disciple, my disciple, I truly do not know what to say about you. You messed around blindly, yet you actually did something beneficial to Heaven and Earth!"

"Huh? What do you mean?"

Qingyuan wore a puzzled expression.

At his side, Xuandu, Duobao, Guangchengzi, and the other elite disciples of the Three Sects also pricked up their ears to listen in.

Even they were exceedingly curious about the reason behind this.

Why had it actually caused the Heavenly Dao to bestow Merit?

One had to know that the last time Merit had descended from Heaven was tens of thousands of years ago, when Saint Nuwa created the Postnatal Human Race and completed the Three Daos of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity in the Primordial Wilderness, thereby drawing down Boundless Merit.

Other than that, there had not been much more.

Yet today, it had actually triggered one percent of the Merit that had appeared when Saint Nuwa created humanity.

That was absolutely no small amount!

"Senior Brothers, will you explain it, or shall I?"

Sect Master Tongtian smiled at his two brothers.

Saint Taiqing gave a gentle smile and said nothing.

Only Venerable Yuanshi snorted. "You are always talking about the Heaven-Severing Dao. What do you know about explaining it? I will do it."

"Qingyuan."

"This disciple greets Second Martial Uncle!" Qingyuan hurriedly stepped forward and bowed.

"Your original intention in establishing the Immortal Market was to make it convenient for the living beings of the Primordial Wilderness to exchange what they had and lacked, and to conduct trade.

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