Chapter 149: The Birth of a Daughter (Final Chapter)
Not long after the conclusion of the Investiture of the Gods, Zhunti hurried to the Western lands. However, the Western Sect was now under the leadership of Landeng, practicing demonic arts, and all of its members had advanced greatly in strength. Thus, even Zhunti found it difficult to do anything against them.
Although Zhunti remained a sage in terms of his realm, he could no longer mobilize the power of the Heavenly Dao, losing his capital to look down upon all living beings from above. A sage compared to a quasi-sage was roughly equivalent to an earth immortal compared to the peak of mortal beings. Though earth immortals were powerful, facing a group of powerful mortals at their peak, it was similarly difficult to maintain an absolute advantage.
Consequently, this battle for the orthodoxy of the Western Sect ultimately ended in a stalemate where neither side could suppress the other.
Zhunti left the Western Sect, and shortly thereafter, he took on a disciple in the southwestern lands, naming him Shakyamuni, and re-established the Shaka Sect in the southwest. For a time, believers were numerous, but apart from his direct disciple Maitreya, who always followed him, there were basically no top-tier powerhouses.
By this time, the Zhou Dynasty had already weathered hundreds of years of trials and tribulations. Finally, a foolish ruler appeared in the Zhou Dynasty—King You. Additionally, the reincarnation of the nine-tailed fox, Baosi, brought disaster to the country and the people. In just a few years, she brought the powerful Zhou Dynasty to an end through the farcical play of "lighting the beacon fires to fool the feudal lords."
From then on, the mortal realm officially entered the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period.
Of course, all of this had virtually no impact on the mighty figures.
...
On this day, the entire Heavenly Court was exceptionally lively, because the daughter of the Heavenly Emperor and the Heavenly Empress was about to be born!
Upon hearing the news, numerous mighty figures of the primordial world sent congratulatory gifts, which naturally included the Three Pure Ones, Zhunti, and even the current Master of the Western Demonic Sect, Jieyin.
Regarding this small life that had been gestating for countless years before finally being born, Li Tian naturally held expectations and gave her a name: Yingxi.
As the offspring of two sages, Yingxi's innate talent was undoubtedly astonishing. Virtually at the very moment of her birth, she possessed the cultivation base of the peak Da Luo, brimming with divinity, with every single inch of her body forming the most perfect shape imaginable to mankind.
"She is truly beautiful."
In the Nuwa Palace, Nuwa looked at the daughter in her arms, a warm maternal smile involuntarily blooming on her face, her heart seemingly melting away.
"No matter how beautiful she is, she is not as beautiful as you."
Li Tian stood to the side, smiling as he spoke.
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Time flowed on, yet the primordial world remained consistently peaceful.
The wars among various states within the human race had basically become a commonplace sight in the eyes of the many mighty figures; no one cared, and even fewer would intervene.
Beyond the realms, some were coveting the primordial world, but without absolute certainty, no one dared to easily attack this world with such profound foundations.
...
It is finished, or rather, temporarily finished.
The subsequent plot of this book will be mentioned in my next book.
In the next book, the protagonist's daughter will be one of the main characters, making her appearance around the hundredth chapter.
In the future, the protagonist of the next book will also come to this world, but by that time, this realm will have already experienced the battle against Luohu.
This point was foreshadowed earlier; perhaps some people did not notice or expect it.
The first black-robed person to appear in this book was actually Luohu. After escaping the primordial world, he came to a world of a Western pantheon, and one that had even developed into the sci-fi era.
As for the second black-robed person, most people had basically guessed it—it was Jieyin.
Well, roughly that is it.
Actually, originally, I intended to cut some plots and tie up the loose ends before concluding the book. However, after much deliberation, it seemed better to carve out a new path, temporarily conclude this book, and then account for its continuation in the next one.
To be honest, this book has many flaws and imperfect aspects, which I am well aware of. But regardless, I am deeply honored to have a group of readers follow along.
This book ultimately achieved a final average subscription of 165, which shows that some people like it. I am very happy, even though it doesn't yield much money in total. Still, compared to those with single-digit average subscriptions who live on attendance bonuses, it is much better...
Uh, it seems the income of those living on attendance bonuses might actually be higher than mine...
Well, no need to say much more; I hope my new book won't flop completely.
The new book, *Entering the Xianxia World with Authorial Authority*, has not been released yet, but I will try to publish it within a week.
The new book will continue my style. I hope those who like my style will support it. Also, to those reading pirated versions, I sincerely hope you will come to Qidian to support it as well.