Primordial Moon Laurel: Master of Lunar Cycles and Eras

Yue Heng transmigrates into the Primordial World and becomes the Innate Moon Laurel Tree upon the Supreme Yin Star. This occurs just after Hongjun’s second sermon, with only three thousand years remaining until his third discourse on the Dao. As Dijun and Taiyi begin recruiting the Stellar Gods of the Universal Heaven in preparation for the impending conflict between the Sorcerer and Demon races, Yue Heng finds himself in a precarious position. Despite possessing an apex-grade innate spiritual root and profound origin energy, he remains unable to assume human form because his roots are inextricably bound to the essence of the Supreme Yin Star. When Dijun offers to assist with his transformation using the River Chart and Luo Book, Yue Heng recognizes the trap; accepting such aid would mean his Daoist body would dissipate the moment the artifacts were withdrawn. Refusing to rely on another's path, he seeks enlightenment from his own foundation. In this era, the moon waxes and wanes without fixed regularity, leaving all living beings gazing at the lunar orb without understanding the concept of a month or a year. To forge his own way, Yue Heng partners with Xihe to govern the moon and works alongside Changxi to evolve the lunar phases. By establishing the new and full moons and defining the lunar calendar, he successfully manifests his innate Daoist body. Yue Heng divides the year into twelve months to establish the rhythm of seasons, allowing all creatures to understand the cycles of growth and decay. He deduces the stellar calendar of the Universal Heaven and takes command of the transition between eras, aiming to achieve the Realm of Chaos Origin through the accumulation of endless time. Later, when Dijun wields the River Chart and Luo Book to subjugate the stars under the Demon Court, and Zhu Jiuyin manipulates the Dao of Time to alter landscapes in a single thought, Yue Heng stands resolute upon the Supreme Yin Star. With Xihe holding the lunar wheel behind him and Changxi reflecting all phenomena, he declares that while others may control the speed of time, he alone determines when the moon is full, when the year ends, and when one era gives way to the next.