Primordial Wilderness: I Am Hong Yun, and at the Start I Traded My Saint Position for a Wife

If the many races of the Primordial Wilderness wished to cultivate the immortal path,

they first had to transform into their innate forms. Only then would they be better suited to cultivating the immortal path.

The Innate Dao Body was certainly desirable.

But for most races, attaining it meant giving up their own racial gifts.

Some races excelled in physical strength, while others possessed powerful bloodline abilities.

Each had its own advantages!

There was no one-size-fits-all answer.

The four of them would discuss and work together to create a new path for all the beings of the Primordial Wilderness.

The demon race had not yet been established, so for now, this path could be called the Myriad Spirits Dao.

"Your ambition is no small thing, Fellow Daoist!"

"The Myriad Spirits Dao—to guide and educate every being in the Primordial Wilderness!"

If Hong Yun had merely been quietly poaching from Hongjun by opening up a world-based path of his own,

then the Myriad Spirits Dao was outright taking Hongjun's business!

Di Jun, Nu Wa, and the others had envisioned something far too grand.

If you guided and educated every being in the Primordial Wilderness, what use would Hongjun and the Saints have?

And if they really managed to pull it off,

would people like Di Jun still let Hongjun control them?

Of course not!

You could almost say that, just like the Witch Clan, they were naturally opposed to Hongjun and the Saints.

So the Witch-Demon War was driven by the two races' conflicting interests,

but even more by the Saints fanning the flames from behind the scenes!

If they did not all die, if they did not leave the Primordial Wilderness in ruins,

how could the Saints ever hope to guide and educate all living beings?

Hearing the deeper meaning