Do You Still Remember Great Sage Dao Venerate and the Three Calamities? Shi Ji May Have Died in a Human Disaster

"Do you still remember Great Sage Dao Venerate from back then?"

Daoist Duobao's voice rang out.

It stirred the memories of the many Immortals present, but their murmurs swiftly faded into deathly silence.

Great Sage Dao Venerate...

Who could forget that legendary Hunyuan Saint?

Back then, Great Sage Dao Venerate had emerged from the East Sea. His arrogant, overbearing, and temperamental nature was infamous throughout the Primordial Wilderness, and everyone knew he gave face to no one!!

That Dao Venerate gave no face to any Heavenly Dao Saint.

Nor did he give face to any Hunyuan Saint!!!

His flamboyant and arrogant nature left the world feeling both indescribable awe and secret delight.

However, he had later been slain by the Dao Ancestor and the other Heavenly Dao Saints together, becoming a taboo within the Primordial Wilderness.

But why had Senior Brother Duobao brought him up today??

Seeing countless curious gazes fixed upon him,

Daoist Duobao remained expressionless.

Yet his heart was filled with satisfaction. "Although Great Sage Dao Venerate was steeped in evil, his origins were mysterious."

"It was said that he came from the depths of Chaos and possessed extraordinary knowledge. Back then, he had even discussed Calamity Tribulations with Daoist Randeng."

"What is a Calamity Tribulation?"

"A Calamity Tribulation consists of Heaven, Earth, and Man!"

"Heaven refers to Heaven Disaster—the various tribulations sent down from above upon an individual. This Calamity Tribulation alludes to Heaven's Will and celestial phenomena, such as natural disasters sent down by Heaven, like wind, thunder, and lightning. Yet these natural disasters were anything but ordinary. They might seem unremarkable, but they could affect one's perception and Daoxing. This did not refer to the Heavenly Calamity."

"Earth refers to geological disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, mudslides, tsunamis, and the like."

"Man is easy