Primordial Divine Sovereign

Tai Gu Shen Zun (The Primordial Divine Lord) is an Eastern fantasy web novel by Xiaoyao Yeyu, serialized on Qimao Chinese Network. The main text runs 121 chapters, completed on April 24, 2022, at approximately 260,000 characters. The story is set on the Tianxuan Continent, a world of numerous sects where the strong reign supreme and innate talent determines one's status. At age six, the protagonist Su Mu and his younger sister are taken in by Su Buhui, head of the Su family. The following year he awakens the Lei Xiao Meridian Wheel, gaining command over supreme lightning power, and by sixteen he has reached the third heaven of the Divine Manor realm, hailed as a genius rarely seen in ten thousand years and accepted into the Xiaoyao Sect. On his deathbed, Su Buhui passes the position of family head to him, but out of gratitude for being raised, Su Mu yields it to Su Buhui's son Su Wang, repeatedly ventures out to procure rare treasures for him, and helps the Su family become the foremost clan in Qingfeng City. Yet on the very eve of Su Mu's departure for the Xiaoyao Sect, Su Wang drugs him with poisoned wine laced with a mind-confusing agent, has his Lei Xiao Meridian Wheel torn out, and leaves his cultivation utterly destroyed. He is then thrown into the Myriad Snake Pit prison and expelled from the Su family. On the brink of death, Su Mu's clan mark awakens within him, and he learns the Soul-Devouring Divine Art, allowing him to rebuild his meridian wheel. With his newly cultivated power and a ruthless, decisive nature, he crushes those who once humiliated him and climbs ever higher: from settling private scores in Qingfeng City, to braving the Black Abyss, entering sects and navigating factional strife, to confronting mightier prodigies and existence at the divine-domain level. The book follows the throughline of "meridian wheel stolen—body reforged—ascending tier by tier," threading revenge, hot-blooded passion, and sect rivalry into a classic power-fantasy progression. It is compact in length and briskly paced, well suited to a quick read of short-form Eastern fantasy.