Ch. 61Winds Stir Across the Universe
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Virtual Universe Company announces the rules for the once-in-5000-years genius battle, with over 822.5 billion Star-Level experts from Qianwu Universe Country participating.
- The competition has two stages: universe country selection and universe final battle, with the first stage divided into preliminary elimination and arena final battle.
- The preliminary round involves fighting and killing others to earn points, with the top 100,100 advancing to the next stage.
Character Developments
- Shen Mu: He receives an email with the competition rules and is excited but prepared for the challenge. He advises Hong not to undergo life-and-death trials to avoid injury before the competition.
- Thunder God: He is excited about competing with over 800 billion Star-Level geniuses.
- Hong: He acknowledges Shen Mu's advice and agrees to avoid life-and-death trials.
- Black Dragon Mountain God-Lord: He motivates his elite Star-Level geniuses, promising rewards for those who advance in the competition.
- Tu Man: A wild, ambitious young man who aims to become the first in the overall universe ranking.
- Bolan: A white-clothed youth who receives guidance from his teacher and aims to find a teacher in the Virtual Universe Company after becoming an Undying.
- Lord Qianwu: He encourages Shen Mu, expressing his appreciation for Shen Mu's temperament and humility, and acknowledges him as his personal disciple.
Significant Themes
- Competition and survival of the fittest among geniuses.
- The importance of temperament and perseverance in cultivation.
- The contrast between humility and arrogance in the face of power and status.
Character Interactions
- Shen Mu interacts with Thunder God and Hong, providing advice and encouragement.
- Black Dragon Mountain God-Lord interacts with his elite Star-Level geniuses, motivating them.
- Tu Man and Bolan are introduced as ambitious competitors.
- Lord Qianwu interacts with Shen Mu, expressing his appreciation and acknowledging him as his personal disciple.