Ch. 161New Life
Key Plot Points and Events
- Yuan Yi, the Father God, manifests in the Primordial World after being summoned by Li Cha.
- The Twelve Ancestral Witches, Three Pure Ones, and the wills of the Heaven, Earth, and Human Daos gather to greet him, expressing reverence and excitement.
- Karma Demon God, Fate Demon God, and Ancestor Yang Mei show indifference or disdain towards Yuan Yi due to his long absence.
- Li Cha, on Fangzhang Island, learns that Wang Shu is pregnant and prepares meticulously for the child's arrival.
- Wang Shu's pregnancy lasts for ten thousand years, during which she is cared for by several powerful beings.
- Wang Shu finally goes into labor, and after a long wait, their daughter is born.
Character Developments
- Yuan Yi: Manifests after hiding for years, faces mixed reactions from other beings, and feels helpless about their disapproval.
- Li Cha: Discovers happiness and leisure after years of responsibility, becomes a father, and shows extreme care and caution during Wang Shu's pregnancy.
- Wang Shu: Experiences an unprecedentedly long pregnancy, maintains composure until labor, and finally gives birth to their daughter.
- Karma Demon God, Fate Demon God, Ancestor Yang Mei: Show disapproval of Yuan Yi's dereliction of duty.
Significant Themes
- Absence and Responsibility: Yuan Yi's long absence and Li Cha's actions highlight the theme of responsibility and the consequences of dereliction.
- Paternity and Fatherhood: Li Cha's joy and care during Wang Shu's pregnancy and the birth of their daughter emphasize the theme of paternity and the responsibilities of fatherhood.
Character Interactions
- Yuan Yi and the Primordial Beings: The beings of the Primordial World greet Yuan Yi with reverence and excitement, but some express disapproval due to his long absence.
- Li Cha and Wang Shu: Li Cha shows immense joy and care during Wang Shu's pregnancy and the birth of their daughter, while Wang Shu maintains composure until labor.
- Li Cha and the Human Emperor: Li Cha visits the Human Emperor to prepare for Wang Shu's delivery, showing his determination and seriousness.