Third, he would dispatch a Primordial Golden Immortal Dao Body to observe the writings of the Myriad Tribes of the Primordial World, observe all things and phenomena, and create a script universally applicable to the Myriad Tribes: Immortal Script. He would make Immortal Script the orthodox writing system of the Primordial World.
At present, the commonly used writing system of the Primordial World was Dao Script. However, Dao Script embodied the form of the Great Dao and was far too profound. Those below the Great Firmament Golden Immortal realm found it difficult to comprehend and master, so it could only serve as the writing system of the upper echelons of the Primordial World. Those at the bottom could not use it at all.
Below the universal Dao Script were the writing systems created by Great Firmament Golden Immortal cultivators and above among the Myriad Tribes of the Primordial World, based on Dao Script and the characteristics of their own races—for instance, the Dragon Clan's Dragon Script and the Phoenix Clan's Phoenix Seal Script.
Because the vast majority of races in the Primordial World had no Great Firmament Golden Immortals, and those who were not Great Firmament Golden Immortals found it difficult to master Dao Script, many races in the Primordial World possessed scripts unique to their own kind, but even more did not.
Moreover, the scripts created by the powerful members of the Myriad Tribes based on Dao Script and their own racial traits were sometimes overly abstruse and sometimes overly simplistic, making them unsuitable for other races. Limited by their knowledge and cultivation realms, they were at times unable to describe complicated matters or expound on profound cultivation methods and divine abilities.
Under such circumstances, communication and inheritance among the Myriad Tribes of the Primordial World... were extremely inconvenient.