Ch. 81He Became the Very Image of a Hero
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Alchemy Great Emperor, Li Shengjiang, returns to his prime after faking his death and regaining his youth.
- The major wizard sects and the Half-Beastman Kingdom, fearing his return, attempt to release the Death Emperor, Medusa, to challenge him.
- Medusa, however, refuses to leave Gorgon Alchemy Island, acknowledging Li Shengjiang's invincibility and promising not to step outside as long as he lives.
- Li Shengjiang's rule continues for ten years, and he successfully revives and extends the lifespans of the seven little witches.
- In the 600th year of the Babylon Kingdom, Li Shengjiang announces his wedding to the seven young witches from the Elizabeth Witch Freemasonry.
Character Developments
- Li Shengjiang, now in his prime, continues to suppress the world and maintains his rule.
- Medusa, despite her fearsome reputation, remains engrossed in her research and refuses to leave Gorgon Alchemy Island.
- The seven little witches are revived and have their lifespans extended, but they no longer have human forms and have slime-like tufts of hair.
- Li Shengjiang, now over three hundred years old, finally marries the seven young witches.
Significant Themes
- The power of love and devotion, as Li Shengjiang's unwavering love for the seven little witches drives him to extend his lifespan and revive them.
- The struggle for power and supremacy, as various factions attempt to seize control in the wake of Li Shengjiang's assassination.
- The pursuit of knowledge and truth, as Medusa remains focused on her research despite the opportunity to challenge Li Shengjiang.
Character Interactions
- Li Shengjiang and the seven little witches finally reunite and marry after over two hundred years.
- Li Shengjiang and Medusa have a tense standoff, with Medusa refusing to leave Gorgon Alchemy Island and acknowledging Li Shengjiang's invincibility.
- The major wizard sects and the Half-Beastman Kingdom attempt to work together to challenge Li Shengjiang but ultimately fail.