Ch. 1Funeral Hall
Key Plot Points and Events
- Su Yi, the "Master of Myriad Daos" and "Xuan Jun Sword Master," is presumed dead. His bronze coffin lies in the ancestral hall.
- A secret realm world outside the hall shows figures battling and snatching Su Yi's treasures, revealing their betrayal and greed.
- Qing Tang, Su Yi's most beloved disciple, keeps vigil by the coffin. She reveals her true power and intentions, wanting to inherit all of Su Yi's legacy.
- Bi Mo, Su Yi's eldest disciple, is revealed to have betrayed him. Qing Tang severely injures Bi Mo, who flees.
- Qing Tang takes control of the Great Wilderness, submitting all to her rule.
- Su Yi, watching all this, decides to reincarnate and cultivate again.
- Five hundred years later, Su Yi awaits his sister-in-law, Wen Lingxue, outside their home in Guangling City.
Character Developments
- Su Yi: Initially believed to be dead, Su Yi watches the betrayal of his disciples and enemies. He decides to reincarnate and cultivate again, showing indifference and coldness.
- Qing Tang: Revealed to be far more powerful than expected, Qing Tang shows ambition and greed, wanting to inherit all of Su Yi's legacy. She takes control of the Great Wilderness.
- Bi Mo: Betrays Su Yi, colluding with the six great Daoist sects. He is severely injured by Qing Tang and flees.
Significant Themes
- Betrayal and Greed: The betrayal of Su Yi's disciples and enemies reveals their greed and lack of loyalty.
- Power and Ambition: Qing Tang's actions show her ambition and desire for power.
- Indifference and Coldness: Su Yi's response to the betrayals and his decision to reincarnate show his indifference and coldness.
Character Interactions
- Su Yi and Qing Tang: Their relationship is revealed to be complex. Qing Tang, whom Su Yi loved most, also had her own plans and intentions.
- Qing Tang and Bi Mo: Their interaction reveals their betrayal and conflict, with Qing Tang severely injuring Bi Mo.
- Su Yi and the betrayers/enemies: Su Yi watches the betrayal and greed of his disciples and enemies with indifference and coldness.