Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhun Ti arrives at the center of the galaxy, drawn to a massive black hole.
• He plans to refine the black hole into a powerful Magical Artifact, named 'Sharira', to enhance his own power.
• Before he can begin, a spaceship from a nearby civilization ambushes and attacks Zhun Ti, pushing him towards the black hole's event horizon.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti: Reveals his desire for personal power and wealth, prioritizing his own gains over the growth of the Western Religion. He shows ambition and cunning in his plans to refine black holes into Magical Artifacts.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and greed: Zhun Ti's focus on personal gain at the expense of his religious duties.
• The power of celestial bodies: The black hole's immense mass and gravity are seen as a potential source of power for Magical Artifacts.
• The consequences of underestimation: Zhun Ti underestimates the capabilities of the alien civilization, leading to an unexpected attack.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti vs. Alien Civilization: Zhun Ti's initial disregard for the alien civilization turns into anger and a desire for retribution after they attack him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhun Ti falls into a black hole's event horizon but can see the outside world and escape, defying the laws of this universe.
• He destroys an Edge Civilization spaceship with a single strike of his Blessing Divine Pestle.
• Zhun Ti learns about the Edge Civilization and their war with the Singer civilization from the memories of the alien souls.
• He expresses interest in the Edge Civilization's two-dimensional foil technology.
• A massive Edge Civilization army of 2,000 spaceships arrives, attacking Zhun Ti with energy beams and antimatter annihilation bombs.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti demonstrates his immense power and disregard for technological civilizations, considering them weak compared to cultivation.
• He shows curiosity towards certain technological advancements like the two-dimensional foil.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between cultivation and technological civilizations is highlighted, with Zhun Ti viewing the latter as inferior.
• The destructive power of advanced technology is showcased, both in warfare and environmental damage (dimensional collapse).

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the Edge Civilization aliens only through their memories after he absorbs their souls.
• His disdain for technological civilizations is evident, despite his interest in certain technologies.
• Zhun Ti faces off against the Edge Civilization army, showing no fear or concern for their attacks.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Antimatter weapons, capable of immense destruction, are used against Zhun Ti.
• Space warp technology is employed to deliver antimatter annihilation bombs directly to Zhun Ti.
• Zhun Ti is pushed towards a black hole by the explosions, with the intention of using the black hole's gravity to eliminate him.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti underestimates the power of technological civilizations' weapons and suffers consequences.
• The Edge World civilizations demonstrate their strategic thinking and resourcefulness.

Significant Themes

• The power of technology and its potential to challenge even powerful, otherworldly entities.
• The use of natural phenomena (black hole) as a weapon.
• Arrogance and its consequences, both for Zhun Ti and the Edge World civilizations.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the Edge World civilizations' weapons, underestimating their power.
• The Edge World civilizations work together to devise a strategy against Zhun Ti, demonstrating unity and cooperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhun Ti falls towards a black hole's surface due to its strong gravitational pull.
• The black hole's surface absorbs all matter, including light, without reflection.
• Zhun Ti discovers the extraordinary density and mass of black hole matter.
• Zhun Ti plans to refine the entire black hole into his "Sharira" (a powerful magical artifact).
• Zhun Ti begins the process of refining the black hole while seated on its surface.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti, a Saint, remains unfazed by the black hole's effects, demonstrating his power and confidence.
• Zhun Ti shows interest and curiosity in the black hole's matter, revealing his desire for power and resources.

Significant Themes

• The power of black holes and their effects on matter and time.
• The pursuit of power and resources, as demonstrated by Zhun Ti's interest in refining the black hole.
• The vastness and insignificance of the universe, hinted at by the comparison of the Milky Way to a corner of the universe.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the black hole's environment, examining its matter and planning to refine it.
• Zhun Ti's actions are observed by the Edge Civilization, who remain on high alert despite his apparent containment within the black hole.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Black holes are crucial to galaxies' stability, like the sun is to the Solar System.
• Zhun Ti, a Saint from the Honghuang World, targets the Milky Way's central black hole.
• Edge Civilizations of the Milky Way attack Zhun Ti to prevent black hole tampering.
• Zhun Ti is blasted into the black hole but survives and begins inscribing a magic array on its surface.
• The Edge Civilizations aim to put Zhun Ti in a state of time dilation using spacetime tides.
• The Edge Civilization and the Singer Civilization cooperate to drop two-dimensional foil into the Solar System.
• The black hole suddenly disappears, and over two thousand Edge Civilization warships vanish.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti demonstrates his power and resilience by surviving the black hole's pull and manipulating it.
• The Edge Civilization commander shows strategic thinking and concern for his civilization's survival.

Significant Themes

• The importance of black holes to galaxies' stability and survival.
• The consequences of external threats on civilizations' unity and cooperation.
• The power dynamics between different civilizations and their technologies.

Character Interactions

• The Edge Civilization commander and staff member discuss strategies and the state of negotiations with the Singer Civilization.
• The Edge Civilization fleet faces an unexpected and devastating event, leading to the loss of two thousand warships.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Edge Civilization's fleet of 2,000 warships encounters Zhun Ti, who had fallen into a black hole.
• Zhun Ti reveals a miniaturized black hole, the "Sharira," which he uses to destroy the entire fleet in an instant, leaving no trace.
• The command ship survives and sends a warning to their homeworld before Zhun Ti approaches.
• Zhun Ti analyzes and absorbs various weapons fired at him by the command ship.
• The command ship deploys a two-dimensional foil as a last resort, which Zhun Ti easily captures and seals.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti demonstrates his immense power and nonchalance in the face of the Edge Civilization's weapons.
• The Edge Civilization's commander and staff officer show fear and desperation as they realize the futility of their resistance.

Significant Themes

• The power of Saints (like Zhun Ti) is incomprehensible and overwhelming to lesser civilizations.
• The destructive nature of black holes is preserved in the Sharira, making it a formidable weapon.
• The Edge Civilization's weapons, while powerful, are ineffective against a Saint.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti and the Edge Civilization's commander interact through dialogue and action, highlighting the power imbalance between them.
• The Edge Civilization's commander and staff officer interact, showing their desperation and attempts to warn their homeworld.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Edge Civilization's most powerful weapon, the two-dimensional foil, fails against Zhun Ti, who casually holds and manipulates it.
• God-level civilizations, previously observing, decide to intervene due to Zhun Ti's threat to the entire Three-Body Universe.
• Zhun Ti commands his ship to find the Edge Civilization's home planet, planning to turn them into living sacrifices for his Western Religion.
• The Edge Civilization's warship attacks Zhun Ti, leading to its destruction and the death of its crew.
• Zhun Ti extracts information about the Edge Civilization's colonies, technologies, and military deployments from the ship's commander's soul.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti demonstrates his immense power, casually handling the two-dimensional foil and destroying the Edge Civilization's warship.
• The God-level civilizations show concern for the Three-Body Universe's safety, deciding to act against Zhun Ti.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between civilizations and the threat posed by advanced beings like Zhun Ti.
• The importance of technology and its potential misuse in the hands of powerful entities.
• The desperation of the Western Religion to acquire more believers to fuel its faith power.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the Edge Civilization's warship, leading to its destruction and the death of its crew.
• The God-level civilizations tacitly agree to act against Zhun Ti, showing unity in the face of a common threat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhun Ti, excited by the potential of converting the Edge World's inhabitants to his religion, senses a strange spatial change.
• He discovers eight instruments forming a cube with sides several light-years long, altering space and matter within.
• All matter within the cube is transformed into antimatter, leading to a catastrophic explosion.
• The explosion's shockwave, traveling at the speed of light, threatens to destroy the entire Galaxy.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti's excitement and ambition grow as he contemplates converting the Edge World's population to his religion.
• He demonstrates resourcefulness and adaptability when faced with the unfamiliar spatial manipulation, attempting to protect himself from the explosion.

Significant Themes

• Power and Ambition: Zhun Ti's desire to convert the Edge World's inhabitants showcases his ambition and hunger for power.
• Technology vs. Magic: The advanced technology used to manipulate space and matter contrasts with Zhun Ti's magical abilities.
• Consequences of Actions: Zhun Ti's actions trigger a catastrophic explosion, highlighting the potential consequences of one's actions.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the unknown technology, attempting to understand and counter it.
• Though not physically present, the Edge World's civilization is a significant factor in Zhun Ti's decisions and the subsequent explosion's impact.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A God-level civilization from the Three-Body Universe attacks Earth using an antimatter converter, destroying the galaxy's supermassive black hole and leaving an antimatter bomb at the center.
• Zhun Ti, a Saint, survives the initial explosion but is severely injured and loses all his Magical Artifacts.
• Several God-level civilizations join forces to launch a second attack on Zhun Ti using black hole generators, tiny artificial singularities that emit powerful gravity.
• Zhun Ti is torn apart by the black holes but escapes as a stream of light, leaving behind his Primordial Spirit and Heavenly Dao Power.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti, initially arrogant and prideful, underestimates the weapons of this world and suffers severe consequences, losing his physical body and most of his possessions.
• Zhun Ti's survival instinct kicks in, and he flees as a Primordial Spirit after realizing the gravity of the situation.

Significant Themes

• Power and Hubris: Zhun Ti's overconfidence in his power leads to his downfall.
• Technological Advancement: God-level civilizations' advanced technology allows them to create and deploy powerful weapons like black hole generators.
• Unseen Threats: The insidious nature of the black hole generators, their small size making them undetectable, highlights the dangers of unseen threats.

Character Interactions

• Zhun Ti interacts with the God-level civilizations indirectly through their attacks, never facing them directly.
• Zhun Ti's interaction with the black hole generators is one-sided, as he is unaware of their presence until it's too late.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhun Ti, a Primordial Saint, is easily defeated by a technological civilization (Three-Body World) using antimatter weapons and micro black holes.
• The Saints, including Yang Jian, witness Zhun Ti's defeat and are left speechless.
• The battle causes a massive explosion that will destroy the Galaxy in 100,000 years, giving other civilizations time to escape.
• The Saints, including those from China, return to the Solar System to deal with Hongjun, as he is now the primary threat.

Character Developments

• Zhun Ti's defeat serves as a lesson for the Saints about not underestimating their enemies.
• The Planet Devourer, after being instantly defeated, vows to regain his dignity and returns to the Three-Body Universe.

Significant Themes

• The power of technology vs. magic/religious power.
• The hubris of powerful beings leading to their downfall.
• The desire for freedom and control among powerful entities (Saints).

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Nüwa face each other in the Solar System, both aware of the other's strength and the need for a decisive battle.
• Hongjun expresses curiosity and excitement about Nüwa's unique existence as both the Heavenly Dao and its avatar.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun realizes Nüwa has taken over the Heavenly Dao, becoming the Heavenly Dao itself.
• Hongjun sees this as an opportunity to achieve his long-held dream of breaking free from the Heavenly Dao's constraints and becoming a free being.
• Hongjun asks Nüwa how she achieved this state, but she dismisses it as natural, refusing to share her method.
• The battles among Great Luo Golden Immortals are taking place within the Solar System, with Huaxia's army activating various traps to deal with them.

Character Developments

• Hongjun's ambition grows as he sees Nüwa's achievement, leading him to consider devouring the Primordial World's Heavenly Dao to advance further.
• Nüwa remains enigmatic and uncooperative, refusing to share her secret with Hongjun.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and Power: Hongjun's desire for power and freedom drives his actions, leading him to consider a risky scheme.
• The Nature of Sainthood: The chapter explores the differences between Huaxia's forcefully elevated Saints and the naturally cultivated Saints of the Primordial World, highlighting the importance of time and effort in cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with Nüwa, trying to learn her secret but meeting resistance.
• Hongjun observes the battles among Great Luo Golden Immortals, expressing his disdain for Huaxia's Saints' power level compared to those of the Primordial World.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial World has an initial advantage with six Saints and powerful Great Luo Golden Immortals, while China has ten Saints and numerous Great Luo Golden Immortals from the Investiture of the Gods Universe.
• China's traps, primarily technological creations, severely injure half of the Primordial World's Great Luo Golden Immortals in a single strike.
• Millions of warships emerge, each capable of unleashing attacks equivalent to a Great Luo Golden Immortal.

Character Developments

• Hongjun, a character from the Primordial World, initially underestimates the power of mortals and China's technological advancements.
• He realizes the potential of humans and their creations, comparing them to magical artifacts.

Significant Themes

• The power of technology and innovation, even in the face of powerful cultivators.
• The underestimated strength of mortals and humans.
• The vast differences in strength between cultivation levels.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun's thoughts and realizations about the power of mortals and humans.
• No significant interactions between characters in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• China's warships, combining technology, magic, and cultivation, engage with Grand Luo powerhouses from the Investiture of the Gods Universe against the Primordial World's Grand Luo.
• Nüwa, pleased with humanity's potential, acknowledges China's growth and resilience.
• Hongjun prepares to capture Nüwa to force her to reveal secrets about her power.
• Hongjun reveals his intention to devour Nüwa's power, which he believes can allow him to become an unbound "Heavenly Dao" and absorb the power of all worlds.

Character Developments

• Nüwa: Reveals her satisfaction with humanity's progress and her bond with China's Qi Luck.
• Hongjun: Shows his ambition and curiosity about Nüwa's power, leading him to attempt to capture her.

Significant Themes

• Human potential and resilience.
• The power of unity (technology, magic, and cultivation in China's case).
• Ambition and the desire for ultimate power (as seen in Hongjun's actions).

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Hongjun: Nüwa's satisfaction with humanity contrasts with Hongjun's ambition and desire to capture her.
• China's humans and the Grand Luo powerhouses: They work together to push back against the Primordial World's Grand Luo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Creation Jade Disc, a Chaos Supreme Treasure, contains the laws of three thousand Great Daos and is one of the most powerful Magical Artifacts in the Honghuang World.
• Hongjun, using this Disc, achieved sainthood and established the "Saint" level in the Honghuang World.
• Hongjun fights Nüwa, using only the Creation Jade Disc while Nüwa deploys numerous Magical Artifacts, but she is still no match for him.
• The Solar System is surrounded by a two-dimensional foil, causing it to lose contact with the outside world. Hongjun assumes this is Nüwa's doing.
• Hongjun dismisses the threat of the two-dimensional foil, stating it poses no real danger to the powerful.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his immense power and nonchalance, toying with Nüwa and showing no urgency in ending the battle.
• Nüwa, despite being outmatched, continues to fight, showing resilience and determination.
• The Singer Civilization and the Edge World are introduced as they deploy the two-dimensional foil.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Creation Jade Disc and its ability to learn and complete Great Daos.
• The struggle between Honghuang World's powers and the advanced civilizations of the Three-Body Universe.
• The impact of Saints' battles on the world's rules and the civilizations within it.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Nüwa engage in a battle where Hongjun observes Nüwa's abilities with interest, hoping to learn from them.
• Hongjun assumes Nüwa is behind the two-dimensional foil, but she doesn't confirm or deny it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun observes the battles of other Saints and finds that the Primordial Saints are losing, with some captured or killed.
• He realizes that the Huaxia Saints are stronger than expected and decides to intervene personally.
• Nüwa, unaware of the external situation, continues fighting Hongjun.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Becomes disillusioned with the Primordial Saints' performance, decides to act personally.
• Nüwa: Unaware of the external situation, fights Hongjun without knowing her allies' fate.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Betrayal: Hongjun feels betrayed by the Primordial Saints' actions.
• Power Dynamics: The Saints' power levels are revealed, with the Huaxia Saints proving stronger than expected.
• Control vs. Freedom: The Saints' desire to break free from the Heavenly Dao's control is a driving force.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Nüwa: They continue their battle, with Hongjun now determined to act personally due to the Primordial Saints' defeat.
• Hongjun and the Primordial Saints: Hongjun feels slapped in the face by their actions, leading to a loss of trust.
• The Primordial Saints and Huaxia Saints: The Primordial Saints are defeated or captured, with the Huaxia Saints proving stronger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun decides to intervene after his Saints are defeated by Nüwa.
• Hongjun attacks Nüwa with a pure Spiritual Power strike, demonstrating his immense strength.
• Hongjun sets up the Zhuxian Sword Array to subdue Nüwa, while Chinese warships attempt to rescue her.

Character Developments

• Hongjun shows growth in his power and understanding of the Jade Creation Butterfly's abilities.
• Nüwa's resolve strengthens as she refuses to reveal her secrets despite Hongjun's interrogation.

Significant Themes

• The power of self-reliance vs. relying on others.
• The difference between pure strength and the enhancement of Heavenly Dao Power.
• The vast gap in strength between Hongjun and other characters.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Nüwa's power dynamic is clear as Hongjun easily overpowers her.
• Chinese warships attempt to aid Nüwa, but their efforts are dismissed by Hongjun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun deflects an attack from dozens of warships and senses a strange erasing power.
• He captures Zheng Xian, the holder of China's secret weapon, the Ultimate Eraser.
• Zheng Xian activates the Ultimate Eraser, which fails to harm Hongjun but costs Zheng Xian his life.
• Hongjun expresses admiration for the Chinese Human Race's spirit of sacrifice.
• Zheng Xian explains China's refusal to submit, even in the face of powerful enemies.
• Hongjun respects Zheng Xian's resolve but remains an enemy of China.
• He destroys the Ultimate Eraser and turns his attention back to Nüwa.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Shows curiosity about the Ultimate Eraser, admiration for the Chinese Human Race's spirit, and respect for Zheng Xian's resolve. He remains an enemy of China.
• Zheng Xian: Proves his dedication to China by using the Ultimate Eraser, knowing it will cost him his life. He explains China's unyielding stance against submission.

Significant Themes

• Spirit of Sacrifice: The Chinese Human Race's willingness to sacrifice for their principles and goals.
• Respect and Admiration: Hongjun's respect and admiration for the Chinese Human Race's spirit, despite being enemies.
• Non-Submission: China's refusal to submit to powerful enemies, even in the face of certain defeat.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Zheng Xian: Hongjun captures Zheng Xian, learns about the Ultimate Eraser, and expresses admiration for Zheng Xian's resolve. Zheng Xian explains China's stance and sacrifices his life.
• Hongjun and Nüwa: After dealing with Zheng Xian and the Ultimate Eraser, Hongjun turns his attention back to Nüwa.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun successfully eliminates Zheng Xian and the Ultimate Eraser, deeming the plan effective even against top-tier Saints like Jie Yin or Taishang.
• The Planet Devourer (Devourer Uncle) arrives, having absorbed the energy from the destroyed Ultimate Eraser, which was a part of him, making him whole and becoming a Saint.
• Devourer Uncle, overconfident in his newfound power, threatens Hongjun but is swiftly defeated and sent into a two-dimensional world.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Proves his power and wisdom by dealing with Zheng Xian and the Ultimate Eraser, and later effortlessly defeats Devourer Uncle.
• Devourer Uncle: Absorbs the Ultimate Eraser's energy, becoming a Saint, but his overconfidence leads to a quick defeat, causing him to doubt his abilities.

Significant Themes

• Power and Confidence: The chapter explores the relationship between power and confidence, showing how Devourer Uncle's newfound strength leads to overconfidence, which ultimately results in his defeat.
• Hubris: Devourer Uncle's belief in his own invincibility leads him to underestimate Hongjun, leading to his downfall.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun vs. Devourer Uncle: Hongjun's calm and powerful demeanor contrasts with Devourer Uncle's boastful and overconfident attitude. Hongjun's effortless defeat of Devourer Uncle highlights the power gap between them.
• Nüwa's Reaction: Nüwa is dumbfounded by Devourer Uncle's behavior, showing her disbelief at his overconfidence and lack of respect for Hongjun's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun, the Dao Ancestor, confronts Nüwa after dealing with the Planet Devourer.
• Nüwa asks Hongjun about China's plans to counter the Primordial Saints, but Hongjun dismisses them, confident in his own power.
• China's army continues to fight against the Primordial Grand Luos, despite knowing they're outmatched.
• Chen Mu and a group of Chinese Saints (including Nezha, Yang Jian, Sun Wukong, Jade Emperor, Zhao Gongming, Daode Tianzun, and others) arrive to support Nüwa.
• Jie Yin, captured by the Chinese Saints, apologizes to Hongjun for his defeat.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his immense power and confidence, dismissing the threat posed by the Chinese Saints.
• Nüwa feels despair due to the vast power gap between Hongjun and the Chinese forces.
• Jie Yin shows pragmatism by surrendering to the Chinese Saints to save his life.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter emphasizes the power dynamics between Hongjun and the Chinese Saints, with Hongjun's strength far surpassing theirs.
• Confidence vs. Despair: The contrast between Hongjun's confidence and Nüwa's despair highlights the impact of power imbalances on one's outlook.
• Pragmatism vs. Idealism: Jie Yin's pragmatic decision to surrender showcases a different approach to survival compared to the idealistic China's army.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Nüwa's interaction reveals Hongjun's dismissive attitude towards China's plans.
• Jie Yin's interaction with Hongjun highlights Hongjun's nonchalant attitude towards Jie Yin's defeat.
• The Chinese Saints' arrival shows their united front against Hongjun, but their power is not taken seriously by him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun confronts the Saints of China, including the Three Pure Ones (Taishang, Taiqing, Laozi) and Nüwa.
• Taishang's avatars, Taiqing and Laozi, are revealed to be late-stage Saints, stronger than the other Saints due to inheriting Taishang's techniques.
• Hongjun senses the Heavenly Dao Power but finds instances where it's been taken out of the world to prevent him from reclaiming it.
• Hongjun decides to act himself and confronts the Saints head-on.
• He eliminates Ao Guang, the weakest among the Saints, by piercing his Myriad Dragons Armor and extracting his Primordial Spirit.
• Hongjun addresses the remaining Saints, stating that Saints are merely a shortcut between Grand Luo Golden Immortal and Hunyuan Daluo realms, and their foundations are unstable.
• Hongjun defeats Nezha, Yang Jian, and Sun Wukong, stating that if they were born in the Primordial World, he would have taken them as disciples.
• The remaining Saints form a defensive formation to fight Hongjun.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Demonstrates his overwhelming strength, easily defeating Saints. He reveals that he has reached the late stage of the Hunyuan realm.
• Taishang: Revealed to have harbored ill intentions and created the technique of One Qi, Three Purities to break free from the Heavenly Dao's control.
• Ao Guang: The weakest among the Saints, easily defeated by Hongjun.
• Nezha, Yang Jian, and Sun Wukong: Show initial resistance but are quickly defeated by Hongjun.

Significant Themes

• The disparity in strength between Hongjun and the Saints.
• The instability of the Saints' foundations due to their rushed ascension to Sainthood.
• The fear and awe inspired by Hongjun's power.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with the Three Pure Ones, showing disdain for their actions.
• Hongjun confronts and defeats Ao Guang, Nezha, Yang Jian, and Sun Wukong.
• The remaining Saints form a defensive formation to face Hongjun together.