Ch. 2221Great Dao Simplicity, the Jade-Shattering Second Sword!
Key Plot Points and Events
- Xu Kun engravings a small stele with the character "Kill" using his Asura Domain and Qie Man Sword, demonstrating his comprehension of the Dao.
- He proceeds to attempt engraving a larger stele, feeling pressure due to his lack of practical experience in applying his Asura Dao.
- Xu Kun creates a two-sword technique, "First Day" and "Fifteenth," with the latter being a taboo, life-burning move that engraves the character "Hate" on the stele.
- Despite the backlash, Xu Kun expresses his desire to attempt engraving the largest stele.
Character Developments
- Xu Kun shows growth in his ability to apply his Asura Dao, creating new sword techniques, but also faces limitations due to his current realm.
- Blood Bodhi and the Asura elders express gratitude and concern for Xu Kun's well-being while also learning from his actions.
Significant Themes
- The Great Dao being simple: Xu Kun's engravings and sword techniques emphasize the principle that complex things can be simplified to reveal their core essence.
- The power of hatred: The "Hate" character engraved on the stele represents the transformative power of strong emotions, driving one to achieve their goals despite overwhelming odds.
Character Interactions
- Xu Kun interacts with Blood Bodhi and the Asura elders, who express their admiration, concern, and eagerness to learn from him.
- Xu Kun's actions inspire the Asura elders, who gain insights from his engravings and sword techniques.