Year 15678 of the Cosmic Era.
More than ten thousand years had passed since the world was remade. These ten-odd millennia were measured according to the standard time scale of Primordial Spacetime. As for certain special spacetime dimensional universes, the rate at which time passed could be faster or slower. In many places, compared to the stable standard scale of Primordial Spacetime, the overall flow of time fluctuated.
At its fastest, it could reach a hundredfold, even a thousandfold, the speed of Primordial Spacetime. At its slowest, it could be hundreds or thousands of times slower.
However, with the formation of the Council of Saints and the signing of the Multiversal Spacetime Grand Unification Civilization Peace Treaty, much foundational knowledge had become widespread—even knowledge of time, once the most mysterious of things.
Any intelligent life in a civilized land knew that for cultivation, a faster flow of time was not necessarily better. Stability was what mattered most.
The more stable it was, the closer it came to the "Dao."
And among the multiverse, the most stable place was undoubtedly Primordial Spacetime.
For some sufficiently powerful beings, the gains from cultivating for a hundred thousand or a million years in a place where time flowed unstably might not compare to comprehending the Dao for a hundred days in Primordial Spacetime.
After all, cultivation was not something where one could simply devour enough energy and grow endlessly stronger. Without the Dao as a supporting framework, it would ultimately be nothing more than an illusion.
Under such circumstances, Primordial Spacetime had become a holy land sought after by countless civilizations and powerful beings.
Among many civilizations, according to their differing cultural traits, Primordial Spacetime was given all manner of localized names: the Immortal Realm, the Divine Realm, the Saint Realm, the Land of