Favorite things to do are eating and sleeping

After transmigrating to the Great Desolation world, he became Dijun. 
At first, he did not want to be this demon emperor, just wished to be a carefree innate sage. However, appointed by the Dao Ancestor Hongjun, he had no choice but to take on this heavy responsibility. 
As for the war between the Witches and Demons, Dijun is not interested at all, he only wants to lead the demon clan in building the Great Desolation, and win the favor of heaven and earth, earning virtues and fortune. 
And the Zhou Tian Star Array, was it created for battle? Dividing day and night, establishing the four seasons, transforming chaos into innate aura, benefiting the Great Desolation, this is the true purpose of the Zhou Tian Star Array. 
With virtues and fortune upon them, who dares to provoke the demon clan? 
Under Dijun’s leadership, the entire demon clan continually contributes their strength to the construction of the Great Desolation.

Primordial: I, Dijun, Only Want to Build the Great Desolation

Since Taiching Laozi would find no opportunity at Buzhou Mountain, there was no need for him to linger there any longer.


However, his visit to Buzhou Mountain was not without gains; first was the realization of the vastness of time and the unyielding will of Buzhou Mountain.


Even though the years Taiching Laozi had experienced were already very long, compared to the Buzhou Mountain since the beginning of heaven and earth, it still fell short by a great deal.


All of these would become part of Taiching Laozi's foundation, something he himself understood.


Another thing, this time as he pondered deeply into Buzhou Mountain, he finally understood why it continued to weaken.


The dissipation of the Pangu God's breath, the depletion of the essence within Buzhou Mountain.


Taiching Laozi looked at the falling streaks of starlight, feeling the Innate Spiritual Energy brought by these stars.


Now, he also thought of Di Jun's purpose in nurturing Buzhou Mountain.


Chapter 244: Tai Ching's Idea of Preaching the Tao