Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ao Qing, the Dragon Clan's representative, seeks Hong Yun's help to protect them from Eastern Prince.
• Hong Yun initially feigns reluctance but agrees to help after Ao Qing offers generous rewards, including two top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasures and the Profound Origin Water Control Banner.
• Ao Qing brings his son, Ao Guang, to Hong Yun, asking him to discipline the rebellious young man.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun maintains his persona, initially feigning reluctance to accept rewards, but ultimately agrees to help the Dragon Clan.
• Ao Qing demonstrates his wealth and generosity by offering valuable treasures to Hong Yun.
• Ao Guang, the future Dragon King, is introduced as a reckless and spoiled youth, contrasting with his later timid demeanor.

Significant Themes

• The power of wealth and rewards in influencing decisions and alliances.
• The contrast between Ao Guang's current rebellious nature and his future timid behavior.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and Ao Qing engage in a back-and-forth negotiation, with Ao Qing offering rewards and Hong Yun initially feigning reluctance.
• Ao Qing brings Ao Guang to Hong Yun, asking him to discipline the young man, leading to a tense interaction between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hong Yun agrees to take Ao Qing's son, Ao Guang, as his mount after obtaining Ancestor Dragon Essence Blood from him.
• Ao Guang, bound by the Dragon Binding Rope, is tortured by Hong Yun to submit and change his attitude.
• Hong Yun makes Ao Guang work as a laborer in his medicinal garden for a thousand years, using the opportunity to study Ao Guang's strange nature.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun: Shows his cunning and playful side in manipulating and torturing Ao Guang to submit. He also demonstrates his patience and determination in studying Ao Guang's peculiar nature.
• Ao Guang: Initially proud and rebellious, Ao Guang is broken by Hong Yun's torture and is forced to submit. He becomes a diligent worker in Hong Yun's medicinal garden, though he still harbors resentment.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and Control: Hong Yun uses his power and the Dragon Binding Rope to manipulate and control Ao Guang, breaking his spirit and forcing him to submit.
• Patience and Persistence: Hong Yun shows great patience in studying Ao Guang and in making him work for a thousand years, indicating his determination to uncover the truth about Ao Guang's nature.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and Ao Guang: Their interaction is marked by power dynamics, with Hong Yun using his superior strength to dominate Ao Guang. Despite this, Hong Yun shows a playful and almost affectionate side towards Ao Guang, while Ao Guang remains resentful but obedient.
• Ao Qing and Ao Guang: Ao Qing's decision to offer his son to Hong Yun is not mentioned directly, but Ao Guang's resentment towards his father suggests that their relationship has been strained.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ao Guang, the Eastern Prince's disciple, breaks through to the late stage of Grand Unity Golden Immortal after cultivating Hong Yun's technique.
• The Eastern Prince emerges from seclusion after ten thousand years, leading the Immortal Court army towards the Dragon Clan.
• The Dragon Clan, led by Dragon King Ao Qing, confronts the Immortal Court, resulting in a tense standoff.

Character Developments

• Ao Guang: Realizes Hong Yun's good intentions and expresses gratitude, showing growth in temperament and understanding.
• Eastern Prince: Demonstrates his power as a Quasi-Saint, scattering the combined might of the Dragon Clan with ease.
• Ao Qing: Maintains his composure and defiance against the Eastern Prince, showing resolve to protect his clan.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance between the Immortal Court and the Dragon Clan.
• The consequences of karma and the difficulty of cultivation, as seen through Ao Guang's journey.
• The mentorship and guidance of Hong Yun, highlighting the importance of a master's role in cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Ao Guang and Hong Yun: Their interaction shows Hong Yun's patience and guidance, and Ao Guang's growing respect and understanding.
• Eastern Prince and Ao Qing: Their interaction displays the Eastern Prince's overwhelming power and Ao Qing's defiance, setting the stage for an impending conflict.
• The Dragon Clan and the Immortal Court: The standoff between the two factions highlights their opposing interests and the inevitability of the upcoming war.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Eastern Prince, a Quasi-Saint, demands the Dragon Clan hand over a wisp of their true spirit, threatening mutual destruction.
• Hong Yun, a mid-stage Primordial Golden Immortal, arrives and intervenes, revealing he's there to help the Dragon Clan.
• The Eastern Prince, believing Hong Yun's cultivation is still mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortal, decides to attack him.

Character Developments

• Ao Qing, the Dragon King of the East Sea, is shown to be humble and patient, trying to avoid conflict with the Eastern Prince despite the Dragon Clan's past glory.
• The Eastern Prince is arrogant and power-hungry, seeking to assert his dominance and gain face.
• Hong Yun is calm and confident, showing no fear of the Eastern Prince's threats or attacks.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the strong preying on the weak in the Primordial World.
• The importance of face and reputation in cultivation society.
• The tension between avoiding conflict and standing up for justice.

Character Interactions

• Ao Qing and Hong Yun have a friendly rapport, with Ao Qing expressing relief at Hong Yun's arrival and Hong Yun apologizing for being late.
• The Eastern Prince and Hong Yun have a tense standoff, with the Eastern Prince threatening Hong Yun and Hong Yun remaining calm and defiant.
• The Eastern Prince's attack on Hong Yun is interrupted by an unseen force, with a voice claiming to protect Hong Yun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Eastern Prince attacks Hong Yun with the Pure Yang Sword, but Ancestral Witch Dijiang intervenes and seizes the sword.
• Twelve Quasi-Saint realm Witch Clan members, including Zhurong, surround Eastern Prince, causing him to panic.
• Eastern Prince tries to explain his actions, but Hong Yun insists that Eastern Prince was gifting him the Pure Yang Sword, leading to a tense standoff.

Character Developments

• Eastern Prince: Initially confident and aggressive, he becomes submissive and desperate when faced with overwhelming power.
• Hong Yun: Maintains composure and uses Eastern Prince's words against him, turning the tables on the situation.
• Dijiang and other Ancestral Witches: Display their power and protect Hong Yun, showing their loyalty and strength.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: The chapter highlights the shift in power when Eastern Prince encounters the Ancestral Witches, demonstrating that brute force alone is not always sufficient.
• Cunning vs. brute force: Eastern Prince's initial aggression is met with Hong Yun's cunning, leading to Eastern Prince's downfall.

Character Interactions

• Eastern Prince vs. Hong Yun: Their interaction showcases Hong Yun's ability to manipulate Eastern Prince's words and actions, turning the tables on the situation.
• Eastern Prince vs. Ancestral Witches: Eastern Prince's initial confidence is shattered when he faces the united front of the Ancestral Witches, leading to his desperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Eastern Prince hands over his Pure Yang Sword to Hong Yun, severing their Primordial Spirit connection.
• Eastern Prince demands a wisp of Ao Qing's True Spirit, threatening to annihilate the Dragon Clan.
• Dijiang intervenes, protecting the Dragon Clan, and Hong Yun refuses to intervene directly.
• Eastern Prince accuses the Witch Clan of wanting to dominate the Primordial World.
• Dijiang swears an oath on behalf of the Witch Clan, vowing never to seek hegemony, with the Heavenly Dao as witness.

Character Developments

• Eastern Prince: Becomes more desperate and malicious, willing to frame others to achieve his goals.
• Dijiang: Shows leadership and wisdom, representing the Witch Clan and swearing the oath.
• Ao Qing: Becomes more anxious and desperate, relying on the Witch Clan for protection.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and manipulation: Eastern Prince tries to manipulate the situation to his advantage, while the Witch Clan outmaneuvers him.
• Oaths and trust: Dijiang's oath to the Heavenly Dao establishes the Witch Clan's credibility and trustworthiness.
• The burden of hegemony: The accusation of seeking dominance highlights the negative connotations of hegemony in the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Eastern Prince and Hong Yun: Their interaction is tense, with Eastern Prince trying to provoke Hong Yun while Hong Yun remains calm and composed.
• Dijiang and Eastern Prince: Dijiang's intervention angers Eastern Prince, leading to a standoff between them.
• The Witch Clan and the Dragon Clan: The Witch Clan shows support for the Dragon Clan, further solidifying their alliance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Witch Clan swears an oath to the Heavenly Dao, pledging not to seek dominance in the Primordial World, which improves their reputation and relieves other races' fears.
• The Witch Clan intervenes in the conflict between the Immortal Court and the Dragon Clan, accusing Eastern Prince of bullying the Dragon Clan.
• Eastern Prince's reputation is further damaged when the true reason for the conflict is revealed, and he is accused of demanding an excessive number of Innate Spiritual Treasures from the Dragon Clan.

Character Developments

• Eastern Prince's reputation deteriorates due to his actions and the revelations about his demands from the Dragon Clan.
• The Witch Clan, particularly Dijiang, gains respect and support from other races for their righteous actions.
• Ao Qing, the Dragon King, demonstrates his cunning and acting skills, manipulating public opinion against Eastern Prince.
• Hong Yun observes Ao Qing's actions and reflects on Ao Guang's naivety, encouraging him to learn from his father's cunning.

Significant Themes

• Reputation and its impact on power dynamics in the Primordial World.
• The consequences of bullying and tyranny, as seen in Eastern Prince's actions and their backlash.
• The importance of wisdom and cunning in navigating complex political landscapes, as demonstrated by Ao Qing.

Character Interactions

• The Witch Clan and Eastern Prince: The Witch Clan confronts Eastern Prince, leading to his further disrepute.
• Eastern Prince and the beings of the Primordial World: Eastern Prince's actions and the revelations about his demands cause other beings to turn against him.
• Hong Yun and Ao Guang: Hong Yun observes Ao Qing's actions and encourages Ao Guang to learn from his father's cunning.
• Fuxi and Nuwa: Fuxi persuades Nuwa to accept the invitations from Di Jun and Tai Yi, as the Witch Clan's oath removes their concern about confronting the Witch Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Eastern Prince blames Immortal Lord Bihai for the failed attempt to extort Innate Spiritual Treasures from the Dragon Clan, kicking him severely and injuring him.
• Hong Yun exposes the Eastern Prince's deceit, causing him to lose face and doubt his abilities.
• The Eastern Prince challenges Hong Yun to a duel to regain his honor and teach Hong Yun a lesson.

Character Developments

• The Eastern Prince: Becomes desperate to regain face after his plans backfire, leading him to challenge Hong Yun.
• Immortal Lord Bihai: Loses the Eastern Prince's trust and is severely injured for taking the blame.
• Hong Yun: Maintains his composure and dignity, accepting the Eastern Prince's challenge.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of deceit and manipulation.
• The importance of reputation and honor in the Primordial World.
• The struggle for power and dominance among immortals.

Character Interactions

• The Eastern Prince and Immortal Lord Bihai: Their relationship sours as the Eastern Prince blames Bihai for his own mistakes and injures him.
• Hong Yun and the Eastern Prince: Their animosity deepens as the Eastern Prince challenges Hong Yun to a duel to regain face.
• Zhurong and the Eastern Prince: Zhurong offers to fight the Eastern Prince but is rejected, further fueling his anger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Eastern Prince challenges Hong Yun to a duel to test his strength after Hong Yun's cultivation breakthrough.
• Hong Yun initially tries to dissuade the Eastern Prince but eventually agrees to the duel.
• Hong Yun uses the Primordial Measure Heaven Ruler but decides it's not to his liking and switches to the Pure Yang Sword.
• The Eastern Prince attacks with his Dragon Head Staff, and the Pure Yang Sword spirit feels betrayed, fully opening its restrictions to Hong Yun.
• Hong Yun refines the Pure Yang Sword and uses it to attack the Eastern Prince, who becomes enraged and tries to destroy the sword.
• The Eastern Prince's actions amuse Zhunti, who is watching from afar.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun maintains his facade of kindness and gentleness but is manipulative and shameless in his actions.
• The Eastern Prince becomes increasingly desperate and irrational, driven to madness by Hong Yun's actions and the betrayal of the Pure Yang Sword.
• Zhunti's madness is triggered by the Eastern Prince's misery, causing him to laugh maniacally.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and Deception: Hong Yun uses his reputation and words to manipulate others, while the Eastern Prince is deceived by Hong Yun's actions.
• Betrayal and Abandonment: The Eastern Prince's actions lead to the betrayal of the Pure Yang Sword, and his desperation stems from this abandonment.
• Madness and Despair: Both Zhunti and the Eastern Prince experience moments of madness and despair, highlighting the emotional turmoil caused by their situations.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and the Eastern Prince's duel highlights their power dynamics and personalities, with Hong Yun maintaining control and the Eastern Prince becoming increasingly desperate.
• Zhunti's reaction to the Eastern Prince's misery emphasizes his own mental state and the interconnectedness of the characters' emotions.
• The Pure Yang Sword's spirit serves as a moral compass, reacting to the Eastern Prince's betrayal and choosing to side with Hong Yun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hong Yun, using the Pure Yang Sword technique, injures the Eastern Prince, who is a Quasi-Saint.
• The Eastern Prince summons his Evil Corpse, the Black Emperor, to fight alongside him against Hong Yun.
• Hong Yun reveals his true strength, which is at the Quasi-Saint level, and defeats the Eastern Prince and his Black Emperor with a single strike.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun: Proven to be a formidable opponent, with a cultivation level higher than previously thought.
• Eastern Prince: Realizes his underestimation of Hong Yun and is forced to retreat, suffering a significant defeat.

Significant Themes

• The danger of underestimating one's opponent in cultivation.
• The power of hidden strength and surprise attacks.
• The importance of reputation and respect in the cultivation world.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun vs. Eastern Prince: A battle of wits and strength, with Hong Yun outmaneuvering the Eastern Prince.
• Ao Qing and Dijiang: Ao Qing expresses concern for Hong Yun, while Dijiang remains composed, showing their differing perspectives on the battle.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ten thousand years after the battle with the Immortal Dragon, the Wu Clan and Hong Yun have become highly respected throughout the Primordial World.
• Acting under the title of the “Primordial Police,” the Wu Clan has judged many injustices and earned the support of oppressed weaker clans. Their reputation rests on enforcing fairness rather than pursuing domination.
• Meanwhile, the Immortal Court continues its aggressive annexation of other factions, generating widespread resentment. Di Jun and Tai Yi are quietly gathering powerful allies and preparing to challenge it.
• In the Thirty-Three Heavens, Di Jun and Tai Yi host a grand gathering in the newly established Heavenly Court. Numerous Great Divine Power Users arrive at Lingxiao Palace, including the Three Pure Ones, Jieyin and Zhunti, Minghe, Eastern Prince, Western Queen Mother, Hong Yun, Zhen Yuanzi, and the Twelve Ancestral Witches.
• Hong Yun’s arrival causes the gathering to become chaotic, as many powerful figures rush to greet him. His prestige is shown to rival that of Hongjun, partly because he frequently offers others guidance in cultivation.
• During the banquet, Dijiang and Zhu Jiu Yin correctly infer that Di Jun and Tai Yi intend to establish the Demon Race.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches release overwhelming killing intent upon realizing this, frightening the other guests and nearly disrupting the gathering.
• Zhu Jiu Yin suggests killing Di Jun and the others before they can become future enemies. Hong Yun rejects this plan, arguing that the Wu Clan is no longer competing for supremacy and therefore has no immediate conflict with the Demon Race.
• Hong Yun predicts that the future Witch-Demon conflict may change significantly. Since the Demon Race will likely target other powers rather than the Wu Clan, the Wu Clan can remain detached and potentially cooperate with the Demon Race in the future.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun: His influence and reputation have grown enormously. He is portrayed as charismatic, respected, wise, and capable of calming even the Twelve Ancestral Witches. His strategic thinking leads him to favor restraint and long-term stability over immediate revenge.
• Dijiang: Though blunt and aggressive, he demonstrates considerable political insight by recognizing the significance of the Demon Race’s planned establishment.
• Zhu Jiu Yin: His cautious and calculating nature is emphasized through his immediate proposal to eliminate Di Jun and Tai Yi before they become threats.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches: They remain fiercely protective of the Wu Clan and instinctively respond to the Demon Race’s rise with murderous hostility, but they are willing to reconsider their position after hearing Hong Yun’s reasoning.
• Eastern Prince: He feels increasingly overshadowed by Hong Yun’s fame, connections, and achievements. His jealousy and frustration deepen as he compares his own ambitions with Hong Yun’s success.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi: Their influence is expanding as they prepare to establish the Demon Race and build alliances with powerful figures.
• Minghe, Jieyin, Zhunti, and the other guests: Their contrasting personalities are displayed—Minghe is isolated and intimidating, while Jieyin and Zhunti appear shamelessly greedy and unconcerned with decorum.

Significant Themes

• Justice versus domination: The Wu Clan gains public trust by enforcing fairness, contrasting with the Immortal Court’s coercive expansion.
• Reputation and influence: Hong Yun’s moral authority and willingness to share cultivation insights give him extraordinary standing among the Great Powers.
• Restraint and strategic patience: Hong Yun argues that not every potential enemy must be destroyed immediately; remaining uninvolved can provide the Wu Clan with greater long-term advantages.
• Changing destiny: The chapter suggests that the future Witch-Demon War is not inevitable in its original form. Political choices and altered relationships can reshape fate.
• Power and jealousy: Eastern Prince’s resentment illustrates how Hong Yun’s growing prestige affects those who feel eclipsed by him.
• Cooperation amid rivalry: Even groups that may eventually become enemies could temporarily cooperate when their interests align.

Important Character Interactions

• The assembled Great Powers compete for Hong Yun’s attention, demonstrating his immense popularity and influence.
• Hong Yun calms the crowd and promises to speak with everyone later, revealing his social skill and “charm demon” reputation.
• Eastern Prince silently compares himself unfavorably to Hong Yun, deepening his bitterness.
• Dijiang and Zhu Jiu Yin privately consult Hong Yun about Di Jun’s intentions, showing that they trust his judgment.
• The Ancestral Witches’ killing intent alarms the entire hall, but Hong Yun persuades them to restrain themselves.
• Hong Yun convinces the Witches that allowing the Demon Race to rise may benefit them, turning their initial hostility into cautious acceptance of a wait-and-see strategy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Twelve Ancestral Witches agree to support Hong Yun's plan after his persuasion.
• Di Jun, Tai Yi, Fuxi, Nuwa, and Kunpeng arrive, having established the Demon Race.
• The Demon Race's founding ceremony takes place outside the South Heaven Gate.
• The Heavenly Dao grants a vast sea of merit to the Demon Race, with Di Jun and Tai Yi receiving the most.
• Five Demon Race leaders sever their corpses and become Quasi-Saints.
• The Demon Race members rejoice in their newfound strength and status.
• Eastern Prince, the Three Pure Ones, and other Great Divine Power Users observe the ceremony with varied reactions.
• The Demon Race leaders wait for the Great Dao to bestow merit, but none comes.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun: Maintains his influence over the Twelve Ancestral Witches.
• Di Jun: Establishes the Demon Race, becomes its leader, and gains a significant portion of the Heavenly Dao Merit, allowing him to sever his corpse and become a Quasi-Saint.
• Tai Yi, Fuxi, Nuwa, and Kunpeng: Join the Demon Race, receive Heavenly Dao Merit, and sever their corpses to become Quasi-Saints.
• Eastern Prince: Shows apprehension at the Demon Race's establishment and growth.
• The Three Pure Ones: React differently to the Demon Race's establishment; Yuanshi and Tongtian appear anxious.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and shifts in the Primordial World.
• The influence of the Heavenly Dao and Great Dao on the lives of Primordial Beings.
• The consequences of establishing a new faction or race.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and the Twelve Ancestral Witches: Hong Yun convinces them to support his plan.
• Di Jun and the other Demon Race leaders: They work together to establish the Demon Race and receive Heavenly Dao Merit.
• Eastern Prince and the Demon Race: Eastern Prince shows apprehension towards the Demon Race's growth.
• The Three Pure Ones: Yuanshi and Tongtian react differently to the Demon Race's establishment, highlighting their distinct personalities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Wu Clan's founding is recognized by the Great Dao, granting them Great Dao Merit, which is more precious than Heavenly Dao Merit.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi, leaders of the Demon Clan, attempt to gain Great Dao Merit but fail.
• The Demon Clan's founding is successful, and they enter the Quasi-Saint realm.
• Eastern Prince, humiliated by his defeat in the Immortal Dragon War, leaves the gathering in disgrace.
• Hong Yun obtains various rewards from the Great Powers, including fragments of powerful Spiritual Treasures.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun's reputation and influence continue to grow, making him the center of attention among the Great Powers.
• Di Jun shows gratitude and respect towards Hong Yun.
• Eastern Prince's humiliation deepens, affecting his mood and actions.
• The Three Pure Ones (Yuanshi, Tongtian, and Laozi) have internal conflicts, with Yuanshi and Tongtian often disagreeing, while Laozi mediates between them.

Significant Themes

• The power and rarity of Great Dao Merit compared to Heavenly Dao Merit.
• The importance of lineage and inheritance, as seen in the Wu Clan's recognition by the Great Dao.
• The consequences of failure and humiliation, as experienced by Eastern Prince.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun interacts positively with Di Jun, showing respect and praise, while Di Jun reciprocates.
• Eastern Prince's interaction with Hong Yun and Di Jun is strained due to his humiliation.
• The Three Pure Ones have tense interactions, with Yuanshi and Tongtian often disagreeing, and Laozi acting as a mediator.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hong Yun and the Ancestral Witches attend the third sermon at the Purple Cloud Palace, where they meet Randeng, a future prominent figure.
• Hongjun, the Dao Ancestor, delays the start of the sermon until Hong Yun takes his seat.
• Hongjun smiles at Hong Yun, causing astonishment among the attendees.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun: Shows respect and familiarity with Hongjun, indicating a close relationship.
• Randeng: Makes his first appearance, displaying politeness and adaptability.
• Hongjun: Reveals a smile, showing favoritism towards Hong Yun.

Significant Themes

• The relationship between Hong Yun and Hongjun deepens, hinting at their past connection.
• The attendees' reactions highlight the importance of Hongjun's favor and the jealousy it can evoke.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and Randeng: They greet each other, with Hong Yun recognizing Randeng's future significance.
• Hong Yun and Hongjun: Hongjun delays the sermon for Hong Yun and smiles at him, showing favoritism.
• The attendees: Express shock and jealousy at Hongjun's smile towards Hong Yun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun delivers the final lecture on the paths of Saint and Primordial Unity at the Purple Cloud Palace.
• The lecture stirs the Great Dao and laws, benefiting the attendees, including the Three Pure Ones and Nuwa.
• Hongjun's lecture lasts for thousands of years, with some attendees breaking through to the Quasi-Saint realm.
• Hong Yun's cultivation advances to the late stage of Primordial Golden Immortal during the lecture.
• Hongjun stops his lecture midway due to Heavenly Dao backlash, as he was teaching Hong Yun about the path of Primordial Golden Immortal instead of Saint.
• Laozi asks Hongjun if they can also walk the path of Grand Unity Golden Immortal, to which Hongjun agrees.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his profound understanding of the paths of Saint and Primordial Unity.
• Hong Yun's cultivation advances due to Hongjun's teachings and his own comprehension.
• Laozi shows political acumen by addressing Hongjun as 'Teacher' to deepen their relationship.

Significant Themes

• The allure and mystery of the path of a Saint.
• The importance of understanding and walking the correct path for cultivation advancement.
• The influence of Hongjun's teachings on the attendees' cultivation and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with the attendees, teaching them about the paths of Saint and Primordial Unity.
• Hong Yun interacts with Hongjun, showing gratitude for his teachings and advancing in cultivation.
• Laozi interacts with Hongjun, addressing him as 'Teacher' to gain favor and benefit from his teachings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun explains the path to becoming a Saint, including the methods of proving the Dao: through strength, slaying three corpses, or merit.
• He reveals that the Heavenly Dao Trend leaves a thread of hope for the Great Powers to become Saints.
• Hongjun offers Primordial Violet Qi, the foundation of the Great Dao, to those who wish to become his disciples and gain a chance at Sainthood.

Character Developments

• Hongjun shows his intention to take disciples and pass on his knowledge, demonstrating his willingness to guide others towards Sainthood.
• Hong Yun, the Three Pure Ones, and Nuwa express their eagerness to become Hongjun's disciples and receive Primordial Violet Qi.
• Zhunti and Jieyin, despite their desperation, are rejected by Hongjun due to their lack of affinity with his Xuan Sect.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of Sainthood and the difficulty of the path.
• The importance of affinity and karmic connections in one's journey towards enlightenment.
• The role of merit and opportunity in achieving greatness.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with potential disciples, offering guidance and Primordial Violet Qi to those he deems suitable.
• Hong Yun, the Three Pure Ones, and Nuwa express their eagerness to learn from Hongjun, while Zhunti and Jieyin display desperation and pleading.
• The Great Powers in Purple Cloud Palace show varying degrees of interest, envy, and disdain towards those who receive Primordial Violet Qi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun distributes the remaining Primordial Violet Qi to Jieyin and Zhunti, making them registered disciples of the Xuan Sect to repay his karmic debt to the Western Lands.
• The Great Powers of Purple Cloud Palace, jealous of Hong Yun's favor, beg Hongjun for Primordial Violet Qi, but he runs out after giving it to Jieyin and Zhunti.
• Hongjun bestows the God-Slaying Spear and Qian Kun Cauldron, two Innate Supreme Treasures, upon Hong Yun, who also gives Hongjun a fragment of the Jade Disk of Creation as a token of his gratitude.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Shows reluctance in accepting Jieyin and Zhunti but ultimately does so to repay his karmic debt. He displays kindness and generosity towards Hong Yun, treating him as a true master would.
• Hong Yun: Proves his loyalty and gratitude to Hongjun by giving him a fragment of the Jade Disk of Creation, showing his understanding of the master-disciple relationship.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: Become registered disciples of the Xuan Sect, receiving Primordial Violet Qi from Hongjun.
• The Great Powers of Purple Cloud Palace: Display jealousy and envy towards Hong Yun's favor, but also show understanding and sympathy towards him.

Significant Themes

• Karma and debt repayment: Hongjun's actions are driven by his desire to repay his karmic debt to the Western Lands.
• Master-disciple relationship: Hongjun's treatment of Hong Yun and Hong Yun's actions towards Hongjun highlight the depth of their master-disciple bond.
• Jealousy and envy: The Great Powers of Purple Cloud Palace exhibit these emotions towards Hong Yun but ultimately understand and accept his position.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Hong Yun: Their interaction showcases the depth of their master-disciple bond, with Hongjun treating Hong Yun with kindness and generosity, and Hong Yun displaying loyalty and gratitude.
• The Great Powers of Purple Cloud Palace and Hong Yun: The Great Powers interact with Hong Yun with envy and jealousy, but ultimately show understanding and acceptance of his position.
• Hongjun and Jieyin/Zhunti: Hongjun interacts with Jieyin and Zhunti reluctantly, accepting them as disciples to repay his karmic debt.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun bestows Innate Supreme Treasures upon his disciples: Taiji Diagram to Laozi, Pangu Banner to Yuanshi, Four Immortal-Slaying Swords and Formation Diagram to Tongtian, and various treasures to Nuwa.
• Hongjun also gives Spiritual Treasures to Zhunti and Jieyin, and announces that the rest are on Treasure Distribution Rock outside Purple Cloud Palace.
• The Great Powers rush out of Purple Cloud Palace to claim the remaining Spiritual Treasures.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Initially overjoyed with the Taiji Diagram, but panics when expected to reciprocate with a treasure. Eventually offers his Coiled Dragon Staff but Hongjun declines.
• Yuanshi: Ecstatic upon receiving the Pangu Banner, but his inappropriate behavior earns him the title of "pervert" from others.
• Tongtian: Grateful for the Immortal-Slaying Sword Formation and shows off to his brothers, unaware of its future implications.
• Nuwa: Accepts her treasures happily and calls Hongjun "Master," glancing at Hong Yun briefly.
• Zhunti and Jieyin: Shamelessly beg for treasures and receive three each from Hongjun.
• Hong Yun: Observes the scene, mourns for Tongtian's future, and is puzzled by Nuwa's glance.

Significant Themes

• Karma and Repayment: Hongjun bestows treasures based on his disciples' merits and the karmic debts he owes them.
• Hypocrisy and Shamelessness: Zhunti and Jieyin's behavior highlights the theme of hypocrisy and shamelessness in the pursuit of power and treasures.
• Fate and Destiny: The treasures are distributed based on one's fate and destiny, as seen when Hongjun tells everyone to take them according to their own fate.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and his Disciples: Hongjun bestows treasures upon his disciples, showing favoritism towards certain ones.
• Laozi, Yuanshi, and Tongtian: The three brothers interact, with Laozi and Yuanshi showing barely perceptible glints in their eyes after Tongtian receives his treasures.
• Hong Yun and Nuwa: Nuwa glances at Hong Yun when accepting her treasures, puzzling Hong Yun.
• Zhunti and Jieyin: The two shamelessly beg for treasures together, highlighting their hypocrisy.
• The Great Powers: They rush out of Purple Cloud Palace to claim the remaining Spiritual Treasures, showing their competitive nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A colossal Treasure Distribution Rock appears in Purple Cloud Palace, overflowing with spiritual treasures.
• Cultivators must sense and claim treasures fated to them; forceful seizure is restricted by Heavenly Dao.
• Hong Yun and Zhurong claim the most treasures, including high-grade Innate Spiritual Treasures.
• Hong Yun instructs Zhurong to take the entire Treasure Distribution Rock, leaving other cultivators in disbelief.
• Zhunti and Jieyin attempt to claim the rock, but Hong Yun outmaneuvers them by having Zhurong leave with it.

Character Developments

• Hong Yun demonstrates his shrewdness and opportunism, securing the Treasure Distribution Rock for himself.
• Zhurong showcases his immense strength, carrying away the massive rock.
• Zhunti and Jieyin exhibit their shamelessness in attempting to claim the rock after Hong Yun.

Significant Themes

• The importance of fate and destiny in obtaining treasures.
• The value of spiritual treasures and their role in cultivation.
• The theme of face and reputation among cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Hong Yun and Zhurong work together to secure the Treasure Distribution Rock.
• Zhunti and Jieyin attempt to claim the rock, leading to a tense interaction with Hong Yun.
• Other cultivators express disbelief and displeasure at Hong Yun's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun sends Zhurong with the Treasure Distribution Rock to distract the Great Powers, then uses a Spatial Divine Ability to send Zhurong away.
• Zhunti, initially intending to claim the rock, retreats after realizing Hongjun's plan.
• Hongjun begins his final lecture on the Saint's Dao, marking the end of his three lectures at Purple Cloud Palace.
• Hongjun announces his decision to Merge with the Dao, completing the Heavenly Dao and maintaining order in the Primordial Wilderness.
• Hongjun will remain confined within Purple Cloud Palace, only emerging in case of a great calamity.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Prepares to Merge with the Dao, showing concern for Hong Yun's feelings.
• Hong Yun: Shows respect and care for Hongjun, expressing his unwillingness to see Hongjun Merge with the Dao.
• Zhunti: Initially ambitious, retreats after realizing Hongjun's plan, showing a mix of fear and wisdom.

Significant Themes

• The Great Dao and the Heavenly Dao: Hongjun's Merge with the Dao aims to complete the Heavenly Dao and maintain order in the Primordial Wilderness.
• Ambition vs. Wisdom: Characters like Zhunti show a mix of ambition and wisdom, retreating when outmatched.
• Master-Disciple Relationship: Hongjun and Hong Yun's relationship deepens, with Hong Yun showing genuine care for his master.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Hong Yun: Their master-disciple relationship strengthens, with Hong Yun expressing his unwillingness to see Hongjun Merge with the Dao.
• Hong Yun and Zhunti: Hong Yun outsmarts Zhunti, leading to Zhunti's retreat.
• The Great Powers: They bid farewell to Hongjun after his final lecture, marking the end of an era.