Seeing Hongjun Again Zhang Hao's return did not stir up much of a storm in the prehistoric world.
It was not because he was unimportant. Quite the opposite—it was precisely because he was too important.
At the current point in time, in the understanding of the vast majority of the prehistoric living beings, the "Heavenly Dao" was an abstract concept, a collection of laws, the unseen order by which all things operated.
It had never appeared in the image of a "person," nor had it ever drunk and laughed with anyone.
So when Qin Yuan ran "The Heavenly Dao Awakens! Exclusive Interview!" as the front-page headline on Prehistoric Headlines, the reaction of most readers was:
"Oh, another new script? This season's theme is the return of the Heavenly Dao?"
They had long since grown used to eras changing and scripts rotating.
The last "Heavenly Dao Awakens" act had been several eras ago. The screenwriter that time had been East Prince Gong, the lead actor Hao Tian Shangdi, and the response had been lukewarm.
This time, it was probably just some Great Power with too much time on their hands, coming up with some new trick.
Only a tiny handful of ancient existences who had truly experienced the First Era and knew of Zhang Hao's existence set down the teacups in their hands when they read that news, gazed into the depths of chaos, and remained silent for a long time.
But even they did not take the initiative to disturb Zhang Hao.
Because they knew that if the Heavenly Dao had truly awakened, then he must have his own plans.
And if he did not wish to be disturbed, then in the entire prehistoric world, no one could find him.
In fact, Zhang Hao truly did not wish to be