Primordial World: Ten Consecutive Talent Draws at the Start
Chapter 221

Seclusion, Beginning a Breakthrough

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Changsheng Heaven.

Lin Changsheng successfully restored the Heaven-Opening Divine Axe.

A strand of consciousness Pangu had left within it awakened.

It successfully answered Lin Changsheng's doubts.

But at the same time, new questions made him frown deeply.

Since this Taiji Chaos world had been sealed,

there had to be a way to break the seal.

That way, the Great Dao could descend once more.

When that time came, the living beings of the Primordial Continent would all be able to cultivate the Great Dao.

Only then would they have the means to deal with crises from other Chaoses.

But one sentence from Pangu left Lin Changsheng utterly baffled.

"The Origin of the Primordial Wilderness?"

"The Primordial Wilderness was created by Pangu using the three supreme treasures and a trace of Primordial Chaos Power."

"Could it mean I need to gather all three Chaos Supreme Treasures?"

"And then restore the Chaos Bead to the level of the Primordial Chaos Bead?"

Lin Changsheng frowned.

Restoring the Heaven-Opening Divine Axe had been relatively simple.

After all, it had merely split into three Supreme Innate Treasures.

But the Creation Jade Slip had shattered into dozens of pieces.

Although Hongjun had obtained most of them, some small fragments were still scattered throughout the Primordial Wilderness.

It would take some time, but finding them was still possible.

But there was little hope for the Chaos Green Lotus.

Its lotus seeds, lotus leaves, and lotus flowers had each split into various spiritual treasures.

Setting the rest aside for now,

the World-Destroying Black Lotus and the God-Slaying Spear had already been fused and reforged by Lin Changsheng.

So it probably had nothing to do with restoring the three Chaos Supreme Treasures.

Otherwise, Pangu would have made preparations back then.

If it had nothing to do with the three

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