Beast-Binding Rope, Hopeless Siscon

Winter has passed, spring breezes sweep across the land, and all things gradually revive. Bees and butterflies are busy in the flower fields; birds sing in the mountains and forests; and fish swim freely in the lake.

Wu Chu, holding a golden rope in his hand, stood by the dock, pointed at the Red Fish in the lake, and said, "Go!"

Then a golden rope shot out from his hand, growing longer in the wind before plunging into the lake and instantly binding the Red Fish tightly.

The Red Fish was somewhat bewildered, staring at him innocently with its large fish eyes, seemingly unable to understand why this creature, which it used to play with so well, would tie it up.

Moreover, the powerful aura emanating from the rope prevented it from moving an inch.

"Rise!"

Wu Chu raised his hands and pulled the Red Giant Fish out of the lake. The lake water slid off the fish's body with a splashing sound.

The enormous body, now over thirty meters long, trembled in the air, appearing to Wu Chu as if it were struggling, but it couldn't break free no matter what.

Watching himself effortlessly control such a massive fish and lift it out of the lake, Wu Chu couldn't help but marvel at how useful the Spirit Treasure was.

This Beast-Binding Rope is a Mid-Grade Spirit Treasure, which Fuxi spent five years refining. Although it is only a Mid-Grade Spirit Treasure and was refined Acquired, it is already the limit that this material can achieve, and Wu Chu was too embarrassed to ask for too much.

Five years ago, Nuwa and Fuxi, the great siblings, stayed on this Purple Jade Mountain. Fuxi became a tool for Wu Chu to refine treasures, while Nuwa discussed cooking with Little Moon Spirit.

Five years ago, Fuxi used that Dragon Tendon as the main material, supplemented with Celestial Silkworm Silk, to forge this Beast-Binding Rope. The Celestial Silkworm Silk was personally sponsored by Fuxi. Although this thick-browed, big-eyed tool was sometimes a bit petty and liked to be jealous, he was indeed very generous when he was generous. He even contributed his own precious materials to help others forge weapons, Wu Chu found admirable.

A wisp of Dragon Might's might still lingered on the Beast-Binding Rope, possessing an absolute suppressive effect on ordinary beasts. The Red Giant Fish was suppressed by this wisp of Dragon Might.

Wu Chu was very satisfied with the Beast-Binding Rope; now he was just waiting for the Cosmos Storage Bag.

Nuwa, on the other hand, had been discussing cooking with Little Moon Spirit for the past few years. At first, she was quite enthusiastic about learning, but as time went on, she quickly grew tired of it.

Her love for cooking pales in comparison to her passion for all kinds of handicrafts.

She prefers to enjoy food prepared by others rather than cooking for herself.

Judging from her crafting techniques, it's clear that she's a highly experienced craft enthusiast; calling her a veteran player wouldn't be an exaggeration.

After giving up cooking, she started making figurines. There were figurines of Little Moon Spirit, Little Deer Cub, Fat Dog, Rainbow Snail, Red Fish... and of course, Wu Chu as well.

Wu Chu strongly suspected that when the Empress Nuwa comprehended the Creation Dao and Creation of Humanity from clay, her inspiration might have come from this very hobby of hers.

So Wu Chu taught her how to make pottery, turning these figurines into ceramic puppets.

At first, Wu Chu even considered whether he should remind her, perhaps by saying something like, "It would be fun if we could bring these clay figurines to life."

After all, for these legendary figures in mythology, sometimes a single, simple sentence can bring them into a state of enlightenment—this is a proven fact.

Before Wu Chu could even bring it up, Nuwa fell into deep thought. When Wu Chu asked her what she was thinking, she answered with the same words Wu Chu had been pondering, "What method can be used to give life to these clay figurines? Have you ever considered how heaven and earth nurtured all things and gave them life? Was it bestowed by heaven, or did it develop naturally from the Great Dao?"

"..."

Wu Chu didn't know how to answer, so he could only remain silent.

He originally intended to use the theory of biological evolution to impress others, but then he thought, wait a minute! Did the creatures of the Primordial Chaos era also evolve from single-celled organisms?

Faced with Nuwa, who might be a being from Primordial Chaos, Wu Chu wondered if his act would be seen as foolish.

So he simply shook his head, indicating that he didn't know either.

How could a mere Earth Immortal Realm cultivator like him possibly understand the questions pondered by the Daluo Realm experts?

All he could say was, "Perhaps this is a miracle of creation!"

Then, Nuwa, holding the puppet in her hand, fell into deep thought again. She sat there for several years, having entered a state of enlightenment.

Wu Chu was already used to this.

After completing the Beast-Binding Rope and handing it over to Wu Chu, Fuxi sat silently in a newly built Pottery Room with Wu Chu and his companions, keeping Nuwa as she entered a state of enlightenment.

After testing the Beast-Binding Rope and releasing the large fish back into the lake, Wu Chu served Fuxi Dragon Bone Wine that had been soaking for five years, along with roasted chestnuts with Honey.

Fuxi peeled chestnuts and asked, "How long has my younger sister been in seclusion?"

Peeling a few chestnuts, then taking a sip of the potent Dragon Bone Ginseng Wine, Fuxi smacked his lips, somewhat surprised. "You added something else to the wine?"

Wu Chu smiled and nodded, "It's just a Wild Mountain Ginseng. Your sister has been doing this for over two years now, but for you, this amount of time spent in seclusion is nothing, right?"

Fuxi nodded. "Indeed, sometimes when we have a slight understanding, we can sit and sit for hundreds or even thousands of years. So this is what dragon bone wine tastes like..."

Wu Chu shook his head and said, "No, no, the taste of dragon bone infused in liquor is even stronger, even a bit pungent. This is because the addition of Wild Mountain Ginseng has somewhat neutralized the flavor of the ginseng and dragon bone."

Fuxi nodded, then glanced at the door of the Pottery Room before quietly looking at Wu Chu, Wu Chu was somewhat bewildered and looked puzzled.

Fuxi frowned slightly and said, "Doesn't Fellow Daoist need to cultivate?"

Wu Chu glanced at the sun outside, initially wanting to shake his head, but then thought for a moment, stood up and said, "Then I'll go cultivate. Fellow Daoist, please stay here and keep your sister company!"

Fuxi nodded and said, "Go! Your cultivation is still low, so don't be lazy!"

Wu Chu got up and left, inwardly grumbling: This sister-obsessed guy! His sister's already lost in thought, and he's still trying to be alone with her like this. Seriously, the mythical Great God Fuxi shouldn't be like this!

Wu Chu recalled a story about Nuwa and Fuxi. When they were to become husband and wife, the Great God Fuxi felt that they were siblings and not suitable to be husband and wife. So he asked Heaven and Earth to be his witnesses and had two stones roll down from two different mountains. If the two stones could come together, it would mean that Heaven and Earth favored them to be husband and wife. If not... In the end, the two stones really did come together. Later, these two stones were called the 'Human Ancestor Stones'.

Therefore, the Great God Fuxi before us is clearly very different from the Great God Fuxi in the myths and legends we know.

That siscon!