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Primordial Law

By 飞天鱼, Fei Tian Yu

562 chapters · Ch. 1–100 free

  • 562 chapters
  • Latest Ch. 583 ·
  • Ch. 1–100 free

Synopsis

In the vast cosmos lies the "City of Dao," the cradle of cultivation—"Ancestral Continent," the ancient waters of the universe's origin—"Divine Warehouse Marsh," and the forbidden void of darkness—"Battle Axe Hollow." Beyond these, the celestial realm hides within the macrocosm, while the underworld lurks in the microcosm. On Earth, within the microscopic world… Under a microscope— A Buddha’s relic, no larger than a bean, appears as a pale-red planet. Towering mountains, dried-up ancient riverbeds—desolate yet vast, an awe-inspiring sight. Researchers, filled with astonishment, carefully examine this microscopic realm. Soon, they make a shocking discovery— An ancient, eerily designed bronze ship, rusted and mysterious, stranded in the dry ocean of this miniature red planet. Its masts and sails remain intact, though no one knows how long it has been there. Zooming in further reveals a deck littered with countless remains— Armored human skeletons, phoenix corpses, serpent bones, and a vast sea of gravestones. Though only 460 nanometers long, it exudes an unfathomable grandeur and mystery…

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In the vast cosmos lies the "City of Dao," the cradle of cultivation—"Ancestral Continent," the ancient waters of the universe's origin—"Divine Warehouse Marsh," and the forbidden void of darkness—"Battle Axe Hollow." Beyond these, the celestial realm hides within the macrocosm, while the underworld lurks in the microcosm. On Earth, within the microscopic world… Under a microscope— A Buddha’s relic, no larger than a bean, appears as a pale-red planet. Towering mountains, dried-up ancient riverbeds—desolate yet vast, an awe-inspiring sight. Researchers, filled with astonishment, carefully examine this microscopic realm. Soon, they make a shocking discovery— An ancient, eerily designed bronze ship, rusted and mysterious, stranded in the dry ocean of this miniature red planet. Its masts and sails remain intact, though no one knows how long it has been there. Zooming in further reveals a deck littered with countless remains— Armored human skeletons, phoenix corpses, serpent bones, and a vast sea of gravestones. Though only 460 nanometers long, it exudes an unfathomable grandeur and mystery…

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