Hong Jun is the first saint on earth and the spokesman of heaven, while Fuxi is a quasi-saint.

The most powerful is the innate saint. Emperor Haotian is an ancient god who dominated everything, and he is also a saint of heaven. Therefore, the innate saints in the period of Emperor Haotian should be the most powerful. The innate sage of this period should be the bodhi old zu of Hong Jun. In fact, there is a fairy who has never appeared before. He was a Taoist priest and a natural saint when Emperor Haotian was in power. Therefore, Hong Jun bodhi old zu is more powerful than Fuxi.

Character source

Hong Jun comes from the classic Love of the Gods. There is no such person in Taoism, and there are a few worshippers in Taiwan Province Province and some areas.

According to "Romance of the Gods", Hong Jun is the representative of "Avenue" and "Heaven", the guide and supervisor of Sanyou, Erfo and Nuwa in Jin Xian, Luo Yuan. Before meeting Hong Jun who was defeated in heaven, there was a saying in the book: "It is better to change the world with fire and water, but the teacher has to catch this matter."

It can be seen that Hung-jun's apprentice can create heaven and earth, and he has to tell Hung-jun that only if he agrees can he create heaven, so what Hung-jun is self-evident.