Primordial World: Tongtian Takes Laying Low to the Extreme
Chapter 737

Rise!

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In the final years of the Northern Song Dynasty.

The Jin Kingdom's aristocratic leadership, headed by reincarnated Buddhist Divine Abilities, had become the most powerful mortal force in the world!

This moment was just like that moment long ago.

In the memories of many great Divine Abilities, and even some particularly long-lived Daluo Golden Immortals and ordinary Immortals.

This same Primordial World, this same stretch of land.

Had witnessed battles just as glorious over a thousand years ago!

Only this time, the carnage was unprecedented!

Huizong of Song had been abducted to the Northern Region by Wanyan Wushu, who was probably the reincarnation of some Buddhist Wisdom King!

And those responsible for all this included not only the Jin Kingdom's nobles, reincarnations of great Buddhist Divine Abilities.

And Yunxiao, who had considerable ill karma with Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty.

But several others as well!

Cai Jing.

Historically, he was the Northern Song Dynasty's most notorious corrupt official, and also its final chief minister.

And his true identity was Gengfu!

Gengfu: a cultivator from the early years of the Primordial World.

During a peaceful stretch of the Lich-Wizard Tribulation that lasted roughly a hundred years.

A cultivator of the innate human race had taken his disciples along and vowed to map the mountains, rivers, and waterways of the entire Primordial World.

Along the way, he had also recorded local customs and all manner of strange tales!

Among those records was Gengfu!

"The divine being Gengfu dwells on Mount Feng, in the second mountain range of the fourth southwestern circuit, where there is a beast named Yonghe.

Yonghe has a great mouth and red eyes, a qilin's face and a lizard's body, charred spines all over, and skin that is always yellow!

Whenever Yonghe appears somewhere, the

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