After the great war between the Wu and Demon Races, the situation in the Primordial World gradually grew as unpredictable as shifting clouds and treacherous waves.
In the Primordial World, the age of the Wu and Demon Races' dominance had passed, and the age of Saints was beginning to emerge.
Above all, the might Hongjun had displayed as a Saint made every living being in the Primordial World understand the saying: without becoming a Saint, one would forever remain an ant.
This also pushed the Saints' renown to its zenith.
Mount Kunlun, home to the three heaven-ordained Saints, became a sacred land in the hearts of countless beings of the Primordial World. They flocked there, hoping to become disciples and learn their arts.
Members of the Demon Race, Dragon Clan, Phoenix Clan, and every other race came, turning Mount Kunlun's immortal paradise into something as bustling as a marketplace.
Yet the Three Pure Ones never tired of it.
The multitudes coming to pay homage only highlighted the three brothers' power and extraordinary stature.
However, the Three Pure Ones had very different temperaments.
Laozi studied the emotionless heavenly Dao and valued non-action, so he did not readily accept disciples.
Yuanshi Tianzun was even more proud, selecting only geniuses of exceptional aptitude. Unless they possessed extraordinary gifts and outstanding intelligence, or were heavenly treasures, they could not enter the elucidation Sect.
Only Tongtian taught without distinction and turned no one away. All living beings under heaven could join the Jie Sect, cultivate the heavenly Dao, and seize that single thread of survival it offered.
The three brothers differed in both character and doctrine, which led to serious disagreements over accepting disciples.
However, Laozi practiced non-action and did not quarrel with his two brothers. Instead, he left Mount Kunlun to travel the Primordial