[Myriad-Void Primordial Ancient Weeping Willow unlocked three abilities] (Sixteen makeup chapters, 16/16)

``` [You were truly astonished.]

[This description could hardly have been more heaven-defying.]

[What did it mean, "No complete primordial chaos supreme treasure may emerge—this is the most fundamental rule governing its operation"?!]

[Was that why this Primordial Spiritual Root, the [Myriad-Void Primordial Ancient Weeping Willow], was incomplete?]

[Though it was a slight disappointment, the final part of the description made that irrelevant.]

[—"Though fundamental rules prevent it from emerging in complete form."]

[“It nevertheless truly possesses Mighty Power comparable to those three chaos supreme treasures that merely bask in the lingering grace of 'primordial chaos.'”]

[What were those three chaos supreme treasures?]

[The answer was practically spelled out. Weren't they the legendary "three-piece heaven-opening set"?!]

[Chaos Green Lotus], [Heaven-Opening Axe], [Creation Jade Disc].

[Which of them wasn't a supreme treasure worthy of being called invincible?]

[Even the legendary "Great God Pangu," who split heaven and earth apart, had been nurtured into existence by these three supreme treasures.]

[And now, you actually possessed a Primordial Spiritual Root comparable to one of those three supreme treasures?!]

[Though incomplete, it was still more than good enough.]

[All you could say was that it truly lived up to the [Golden Talent: Investment] you had always looked forward to.]

[Then you turned your attention to the most important part—its abilities.]

[Ability one: [Eternal Primordial Chaos Willow World]]

[Description: Can nurture an incomplete primordial chaos Great World, capable of nurturing three thousand Dao principles, complete unto itself and of an extremely high level.]

[However, due to its own incompleteness, it nurtures Great Daos relatively slowly and cannot support the complete Three Thousand Great Daos, with corresponding restrictions.]

[Even so, this world breaks the restriction that "each Great Dao is unique."]

(Note: Though called a world, this world has, to a certain extent, already transcended the