Ch. 81Who Says We Can't Found a Religion?
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Immortal Court is destroyed, and the powerful demons descend, marking the beginning of the Witch-Demon Calamity.
- East Prince is betrayed and killed by Kunpeng, who joins the Demon Court.
- Di Jun and Tai Yi establish the Heavenly Court, aiming to unify the Primordial world, with Di Jun as the Heavenly Emperor, Tai Yi as the Eastern Emperor, Ye Chen as the Dragon Emperor, and Kunpeng as the Demon Master.
- The Witch Clan, led by Li Xinghe, establishes the Pangu Divine Religion to counter the Heavenly Court.
Character Developments
- Kunpeng betrays the Immortal Court and joins the Demon Court, revealing his true allegiance.
- Di Jun and Tai Yi display their ambition and cunning by establishing the Heavenly Court and manipulating events to their advantage.
- Ye Chen, despite his young age, shows wisdom beyond his years by suggesting the establishment of the Heavenly Court.
- Li Xinghe, initially planning to delay the calamity, decides to establish the Pangu Divine Religion to challenge the Heavenly Court.
- Zhurong and Gong Gong, two Ancestral Witches, show unexpected wisdom by suggesting the establishment of a religion.
Significant Themes
- Betrayal and trust: Kunpeng's betrayal highlights the theme of trust and loyalty, while Li Xinghe's decision to establish a religion shows his trust in his fellow Ancestral Witches.
- Ambition and power: Di Jun, Tai Yi, and Ye Chen's actions demonstrate their ambition and desire for power, while Li Xinghe's decision to challenge them shows his own ambition.
- Innovation and change: The establishment of the Heavenly Court and the Pangu Divine Religion represents a shift in the power dynamics of the Primordial world, highlighting the theme of innovation and change.
Character Interactions
- Kunpeng betrays East Prince, leading to the destruction of the Immortal Court.
- Di Jun, Tai Yi, Ye Chen, and Kunpeng work together to establish the Heavenly Court.
- Li Xinghe interacts with the Twelve Ancestral Witches, putting pressure on Houtu and eventually deciding to establish the Pangu Divine Religion together.
- Zhurong and Gong Gong interact with Li Xinghe, suggesting the establishment of a religion and gaining his recognition.