Taking the First Step

Everything happening now was beyond belief.

But in the end, Su Ye accepted it all—not because he trusted the Purple-Clad Woman, but because he had no standing. He had no standing that would make her invent such an outrageous lie just to deceive him.

Samsara Jade Disk.

Primordial.

He reached out with his mind to the Samsara Jade Disk and sensed endless Chaos. Aside from Chaos, there was nothing else. Then he sensed his own source power, and it was still Chaos. Within that Chaos were streaks of order divine patterns—order divine patterns without rules.

This was his "Primordial."

What was Primordial?

It was the very beginning, the earliest form of the Great Dao. It was ruleless divine patterns, possessing no power at all, yet able to evolve into any power. It was humanity's Primitive Dao Pattern.

The Destruction Pan Qi had comprehended from it was the return of all things to Chaos.

What the Purple-Clad Woman had comprehended from it was Hongmeng, the nurture and birth of all things.

Both of these Great Daos were exceedingly powerful, because one represented the end of all things and all Daos, while the other represented the beginning of all things. At the same time, these two Great Daos were also the self-contained Great Daos within the Samsara Jade Disk.

Destruction, and rebirth.

Su Ye hesitated, uncertain which one to cultivate, but soon he made his decision.

Destruction or rebirth, it was all merely a kind of reincarnation. And since he already existed, why should he pursue that so-called reincarnation? To put it plainly, a perfectly living person chasing reincarnation—wasn't that just seeking death?

At that thought, a brilliant smile appeared on his face, and he made up his mind.

He was himself. As for reincarnation, it was only his tool, and he