Primordial World: He Slays a Million Immortals, and You Call Him a Drunk?
Chapter 118

Who Would Claim the Human Emperor Position? Nuwa Angrily Confronted Laozi!

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"Uh... it was about time."

Those words left Ji Ren utterly bewildered.

"Huh? What are you talking about, Master?"

"About time for what?"

He asked with a baffled expression.

This time, however, Gu Changqing did not answer.

Instead, he turned his gaze toward a certain direction beyond heaven and earth.

That was precisely where Wa Huang Heaven lay.

Earlier, Laozi had taken Xuandu to Wa Huang Heaven without deliberately concealing his aura.

Clearly, even in his "drunken stupor," Gu Changqing had sensed it.

"Uh... so the original heavenly mandate has been rewritten?"

"Humanity is already showing signs of reaching its golden age ahead of time."

Gu Changqing murmured so quietly that only he could hear himself.

Fortunately so. Had any other mighty experts heard those words, they would surely have thought he was spouting nonsense.

After all, in the eyes of countless mighty experts, any race could rise and flourish.

But humanity alone had absolutely no chance.

Ever since its birth, this race had been pitifully weak.

After Nuwa created humans, she no longer concerned herself with their affairs.

Although Laozi had founded the Human Sect, he had merely passed down an insignificant Golden Elixir Great Dao.

As a result, humanity had produced only two powerful cultivators to this day: Gu Changqing and Xuandu.

The remaining humans were, at most, Celestial Immortals, scarcely worth mentioning.

How, then, could humanity possibly flourish?

Gu Changqing, however, was different.

He might have seemed perpetually drunk, wild and unrestrained in his actions, and impossible to fathom.

But the memories of two lifetimes made him absolutely certain that humanity would reach its golden age.

It would even become the central force of heaven and earth in the future.

Moreover, because Gu Changqing had intervened before and forcefully sheltered humanity, the opportunity for its rise had

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