On Yujing Mountain in Honghuang, clouds and mist swirled, emitting a faint divine radiance.
Every blade of grass and every tree emitted wisps of Innate spiritual essence, slowly inhaling and exhaling the Spiritual Qi between heaven and earth.
Within this divine mountain, where countless Innate Formations converged, there was a peculiar gaseous mass, devouring the spiritual essence of heaven and earth.
"Who am I? Where am I? What is going on?"
A trace of confusion was in Hong Jun's eyes; it seemed he had Transmigrated.
Looking at his form, his original human body had long since vanished, replaced by a gaseous mass.
Formless and insubstantial, utterly empty.
Hong Jun, however, was completely bewildered, unable to grasp the situation.
Above his head, a purple, fragmented jade disc slowly appeared, and an inexplicable name surfaced in his heart.
"Honghuang, the jade disc of creation, Innate One Qi, the embryo of an Innate Sacred Being, the Dao of Equality."
"If all these are present, then I must be Hong Jun."
Hong Jun was slightly stunned. He had actually Transmigrated to become an Innate Sacred Being of the Honghuang World, a supreme existence wielding the Great Dao of Equality.
That is to say, Hong Jun, the future Dao Ancestor of the Honghuang World, the one who Merges his Body with the Dao.
Hong Jun couldn't feel happy at all. Transmigrating to become Hong Jun! It looked like a good thing, but what was the reality?
In many novels, he is referred to as the villain, an evil existence.
Moreover, his fate was extremely tragic. Not only did he have to fight That One Beast Emperor, but later he also had to battle That One Demon Ancestor. After finally winning and achieving Saint status...
...he would ultimately suffer the fate of Merging his Body with the Dao. How was that different from being permanently locked in a small dark room?
Furthermore, in the end, he wouldn't even earn a good reputation, potentially being labeled as a villain, an evil person, or the final boss.
He hadn't understood why before, but now Hong Jun finally grasped it.
He was an Innate Sacred Being, and Innate Sacred Beings inherently wield a Great Dao of Heaven and Earth. The one he wielded was the Great Dao of Equality.
Equating everything, balancing everything.
Whether it is Yin and Yang, Five Elements, Reincarnation, or Time, Space, and Destiny, this Dao can be integrated into all other Daos and serve as the nexus for all Great Daos.
Although this type of Great Dao is weak in the early stages, once successful, it is undoubtedly Heaven-Defying. It can integrate the characteristics of all Daos—are you afraid of such a Dao?
The most crucial point is that even the Heavenly Dao can be integrated into his own Great Dao.
Of course, that is impossible right now. Given the current situation, he is merely an Innate Sacred Being who has yet to emerge; simply put, he is an unborn infant.
Even with the unique nature of an Innate Sacred Being, allowing him to sense the Great Dao being nurtured within him, attempting to balance other Great Daos, such as the Heavenly Dao, is simply impossible.
It would be like a small horse pulling a large cart. At the very least, he needs to be a small horse, but since he is unborn, he is even less than that.
However, Hong Jun could vaguely perceive the specific function of his own Great Dao.
To some extent, this Great Dao can serve as the nexus for ten thousand Great Daos.
Perhaps his future fate of Merging his Body with the Dao is also due to this factor.
"Forget it. What good is thinking about this now? It's better to Materialize Form sooner. At worst, I'll just stop playing by the rules in the future and avoid competing for the position of Dao Ancestor."
Hong Jun sighed softly, quickly realizing the current situation. All his excessive worrying was pointless.
He hasn't even Materialized Form yet; he's like an infant. Why worry about the future? What he needs to do now is emerge and Materialize Form.
Emerging comes first, Materializing Form comes second. The Heavenly Legacy of this world is still very useful; for example, the general form of Pangu is recorded within every Innate Being.
Of course, one thing caused him a slight dilemma.
Pangu was not recorded as male or female in later generations; that was the Innate Form, capable of being male or female. The Dao is fundamentally ever-changing, so there is no such thing as gender.
Therefore, as long as he was willing, he could transform back and forth. Naturally, he could also choose one form and settle on it permanently.
The most crucial point is that the best Innate Body should definitely resemble Pangu—that is, the Innate Body that is formless in the Dao and can change freely is the ideal choice.
Hong Jun felt a bit depressed. He was an Innate Sacred Being. Although he hadn't emerged yet, it would be soon. The matter of Materializing Form needed to be prioritized—choosing a form similar to Pangu's body, the kind that is formless in the Dao.
There were naturally benefits: he would be closer to Pangu and could obtain a portion of the world's Luck.
The drawback was that he would need time to adapt.
After some thought, he finally made up his mind. Since he didn't want to Merge his Body with the Dao in the future, he needed to establish some differences from Pangu.
If it were any other existence, they would definitely choose the dao body closest to Pangu's.
Directly Materializing Form according to Pangu's shape, imitating Pangu, would ultimately lead to walking Pangu's path.
Great God Pangu opened up Honghuang, so what should be emphasized is innovation.
Hong Jun made up his mind. Regarding the form similar to Pangu's body, it was time to make a decision. Pangu was an existence of the past; they must understand innovation.
His gaze lingered on the jade disc of creation. Without the Luck associated with Pangu's form, he could only strive for the Luck of the first Innate Being.