Primordial World: Tongtian Takes Laying Low to the Extreme
Chapter 663

The Human Race Heads Toward a World Without the Dao

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"Thank you, thank you!"

"From this day forward, I, Cowherd, will brave boiling water and raging fire without hesitation!"

Cowherd wept tears of gratitude, kneeling in midair and sobbing endlessly, his grief overwhelming.

The story of Cowherd and Weaver Girl was only a minor interlude in the Primordial World, but Xu Tong was about to take this Cowherd with him into a parallel world.

"What they are entangled in is the Desire Precept!"

Leaving Empress Nuwa with those words, Xu Tong set off with Cowherd and his two children.

Naturally, they did not use Tathagata's passage to the parallel world. Instead, they went to Mount Tai. Why would Xu Tong ever use Tathagata's passage?

Besides, he had something more important to do.

Who could heal Cowherd's two half-dead children except Guanyin Bodhisattva with her Holy Water?

As for what role Guanyin Bodhisattva played in the Primordial World, perhaps only Xu Tong knew.

Would she help an insignificant Cowherd? What that set in motion might well be the greatest affair in the Primordial World.

After making a brief circuit of Mount Tai, they headed toward the South Sea. Before leaving for the parallel world, Xu Tong's most important task was to bring Cowherd's two half-dead children back to life.

Weaver Girl had descended into the mortal world to carry on a secret affair, yet even after having children with Cowherd, she had still been hunted down.

The two children had been killed by Yang Jian. On their chests, bleeding black holes still flickered and wavered.

Cowherd's method of keeping them alive was simple: he had used paper talismans to refine human hearts resembling magical artifacts.

Fresh blood was still forming within those hearts.

The sight was horrifying. Xu Tong did not need to think much to understand Cowherd's feelings. No matter

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