Does anyone actually Believes That My Master Is A Mortal?

Within the blink of an eye, nearly ten years had passed.

In those ten years, under the deliberate management of Chu Yuan, the Nine Provinces Continent underwent massive changes.

Countless exceptional individuals emerged.

Furthermore, numerous ancient ruins, opportunities, and heavenly materials and earthly treasures surfaced, inciting fierce competition among cultivators.

These various changes seemed to herald the coming of an era of great contention.

Meanwhile, during these ten years, Chu Yuan's disciples, Zhang Han, Su Qianyuan, Dantai Luoxue, Su Xi, and Divine Doctor Hua, grouped together and ascended.

The other disciples had not yet ascended and were still in the Nine Provinces Continent.

...

On this day, within the Heavenly Dao Space.

The avatar of Heaven, Chu Yuan, stood upon the Heavenly Dao Golden Lotus, with the sun and the moon forming a shadow on his back, presenting a supreme image of divine authority.

The magnificent majesty emanating from him was so intense that anyone who approached would feel an overwhelming pressure.

At this moment, Chu Yuan's gaze was fixed on a phantom image before him.

The image was none other than a miniature version of the Nine Provinces Continent.

"How should I distribute it?"

Chu Yuan furrowed his brows, seemingly puzzled.

In his hand, he held a rune that radiated an endless, brilliant light.

According to the rules of the Heavenly Dao, the fate of each continent must be redistributed every hundred years.

Now was precisely the one-hundredth year, according to the rules of the Heavenly Dao, thus necessitating his distribution of fate.

He would allot the fate, and then the various hidden rules would take over, changing each person's lot in life, a process known as turning the fortunes.

In the past, it had been a random allotment by an unconscious way of Heaven.

But now things were different. With Chu Yuan present, it was naturally his role to distribute fate.

"This seriously has the vibe of a deity creating humans."

Chu Yuan marveled.

Suddenly, an image popped into his mind.

A deity shaping humans, taking a cup of water, adding water to various human molds, and thus creating a person.

His role was somewhat similar.

Except he was distributing the fate of the entire heavens and earth.

"Forget it, I'll give half to the Divinity Continent first."

Chu Yuan openly showed favoritism.

With a gesture, he directed half of the fate from the rune into the section representing the original Divinity Continent.

He was not some supreme saint, after all.

The indifference spoken of the Way of Heaven applied to the unconscious heavenly way and had nothing to do with Chu Yuan.

He too had personal desires.

For Chu Yuan, the entire Nine Provinces Continent was under his care, as followers or as his subjects.

Yet, within the Nine Provinces Continent, there were various regions.

And those regions could be roughly divided into those closer or more distant in relation to him.

The Divinity Continent undeniably fell into his inner circle.

After all, that was where Chu Yuan originated!

After entrusting half of the fate to the Divinity Continent,

Chu Yuan glanced over the various regions, roughly allocating the rest of the fate.

Once the distribution was complete, he shifted his attention to the depths of the oceanic domain.

Tucked away in the ocean's depths were also living creatures.

And not a few of them.

Chu Yuan had always been aware of this.

However, he felt very indifferent toward these beings.

The previous Heavenly Dao was also indifferent toward the creatures of the ocean depths and thus did not consider them as beings of the Way of Heaven.

Because this group of beings did not honor the Heavenly Dao, nor did they follow the celestial order; they were a group of creatures constantly contemplating defiance against the heavens, naturally disliked by the Heavenly Dao.

Chu Yuan thought it over and decided he shouldn't be so petty, thereby giving the remaining bit of fate to the oceanic creatures.

Having done all this, he then turned to attend to other matters.

Despite the Heavenly Dao's grandiose appearance, there was an abundance of tasks at hand, although most could be handled by the self-operating mechanisms of the universe.

Nevertheless, there were many issues that required personal intervention by him, as the Heavenly Dao.

Next, Chu Yuan had to deal with matters of reincarnation.

Reincarnation was also quite wondrous.

The main cycle of reincarnation was in the Upper Realm; what was in the Lower Realm could only be considered a minor cycle.

Just like the River of Time, the main current flowed through the Upper Realm, while the Lower Realm had merely a tributary.

But even a minor cycle was enough to give Chu Yuan a headache.

Here in the Lower Realm, reincarnation had no management from the likes of the Underworld, it was all governed by the Way of Heaven.

Ordinary mortals' reincarnation wasn't too problematic, as it could be resolved through the self-operation of heaven and earth, but when cultivators who met the cultivation requirements approached their end and needed reincarnation and rebirth, it was up to him, as the Avatar of Heaven, to personally handle it.

Those with overly heavy karmic debts daring to enter the cycle of reincarnation naturally had to be settled by the Way of Heaven, while those with great merit were allowed to reincarnate and be reborn.

"Ah, being an Avatar of Heaven is really not easy."

Chu Yuan sighed deeply.

He buried his head and employed Divine Sense, wanting to continue processing.

Suddenly, he felt something.

He abruptly looked up, gazing in one direction.

That direction was...

The River of Time!

"How dare someone intrude into the River of Time!"

Chu Yuan roared, his body directly shooting forth into the River of Time. Simultaneously, the entire power of heaven and earth was mobilized by him, accompanying him as he entered.

Just a moment ago, he had detected an unfamiliar presence intruding into the River of Time that belonged to his domain.

An unfamiliar presence breaking in was a violation of the rules.

Naturally, the Way of Heaven would intervene.

...

Within the River of Time.

A man had intruded upon it.

This man was dressed in a gold lion-head battle helmet and wielded a pitch-black divine spear. With a valiant face, he resembled a war deity, a mighty battle will revolving around him.

His presence was incredibly powerful.

Far surpassing that of the Golden Immortal Path.

"Did that damned Ye Luo originate from this tiny realm?"

"Since I cannot eliminate you head-on, I shall trace your origins and destroy you in your infancy! You must die!"

The man's eyes gleamed with a crazed light.

He marched against the flow of the River of Time, seeking to trace it upward.

But he hadn't gone far.

An overwhelming divine might swept toward him, intending to crush him outright.

"The Way of Heaven? Just the Way of Heaven of a small realm!"

The man, godlike in demeanor, showed a look of disdain.

He reached back and took out a token. This token also bore an essence unique to the Way of Heaven.

Moreover, this essence of the Way of Heaven was stronger and of a higher order than that of Chu Yuan's.

"By my order, the Way of Heaven of this world shall withdraw!!"

The man bellowed loudly.

In his hand was a treasured item that contained the essence of the Heavenly Dao from the Upper Realm.

This treasured item was of little use in the Upper Realm, but put to use in the Lower Realm, it had significant value.

The Way of Heaven in the Lower Realm normally operates on its own and naturally obeys commands from the Upper Realm's Way of Heaven. Presenting this token would generally cause the Lower Realm's Way of Heaven to withdraw on its own.

The man was clearly very familiar with this.

However, this time, the outcome defied his expectations.

When he presented the token, not only did the Way of Heaven not withdraw,

its presence grew increasingly strong and even began to oppress him.

"This makes no sense; where has the error occurred?"

"This is impossible."

The man was dumbfounded, clearly confused.

This was different from his previous experiences.

Before, it certainly wasn't like this...