Stop complaining.

I'm going to explain everything once and for all here.

Some people say I'm portraying a weak version of the Prehistoric martial world.

To be honest, I haven't even got to writing about the Prehistoric World, how did you figure it out, old man?

The protagonist started as a mortal, is it wrong if his strength is weak? And about sages who can travel ten meters in one step, I haven't written about sages yet.

You seem to think you know it all, don't you, Mr. Know-it-all?

Also, about the timeline issues, I admit that I didn't make it clear. Consider it as foreshadowing, I'll explain it later.

Before and after the Zhou Dynasty, the time is definitely not the same.

Also, in my book, the Great Sun Tathagata is the tenth son of Golden Crow, which is Lu Ya, and he is also Black Nest Zen Master.

Also, the Buddha Tathagata and the Great Sun Tathagata are two different people.

I'm placing this explanation at the very beginning, if there are any issues in the future, I'll explain them all in this chapter.

Please stop criticizing, my heart is fragile like glass.