Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian and Little Girl, after a thousand years, continue their mischievous antics, this time disturbing a beast below Kunlun Mountain.
• They return to the Hall of the Three Pure Ones, where The Grand Pure One Laozi, annoyed by their behavior, attempts to refine Chen Tian in an alchemy furnace.
• Chen Tian is imprisoned in the furnace for ten thousand years of solitary confinement, while Little Girl escapes to find food.
• The Three Pure Ones discuss how Chen Tian's actions, though excessive, have helped broaden their minds and will aid them in achieving Sainthood within ten thousand years.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Continues his playful and mischievous behavior, showing no signs of change or maturity.
• Little Girl: Remains innocent and naive, following Chen Tian's lead and showing no fear of the Three Pure Ones.
• The Grand Pure One Laozi: Becomes increasingly exasperated with Chen Tian's behavior, leading to his imprisonment.
• The Three Pure Ones: Realize that Chen Tian's actions have helped them overcome a mental block, allowing them to progress towards Sainthood.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the lack of change in certain behaviors (Chen Tian's mischief).
• The influence of external factors on personal growth and enlightenment (Chen Tian's actions helping the Three Pure Ones).
• The consequences of one's actions (Chen Tian's imprisonment for his mischief).

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and Little Girl: They continue their playful relationship, with Little Girl following Chen Tian's lead and Chen Tian protecting her.
• Chen Tian and The Grand Pure One Laozi: Their relationship remains strained due to Chen Tian's mischief, leading to his imprisonment.
• The Three Pure Ones: They discuss the impact of Chen Tian's actions on their personal growth and the progress they've made towards Sainthood.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian is sealed inside an alchemy furnace for a thousand years.
• The Myriad Heavens Chat Group reactivates, announcing the impending Investiture of the Gods Calamity.
• The group discusses strategies to deceive Saint Zhunti, with Young Master Bin suggesting they wait for the Calamity's arrival to exploit its chaotic heavenly secrets.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian remains nonchalant about his thousand-year seclusion, showing confidence in Little Girl's safety.
• Sect Master Tongtian reveals his struggle with sending Duobao, the future Buddha, on the mission due to his loyalty and righteousness.

Significant Themes

• The chaotic nature of heavenly secrets during calamities, making them exploitable by cultivators.
• The struggle between loyalty and pragmatism, as seen in Sect Master Tongtian's dilemma with Duobao.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and Sect Master Tongtian discuss the Calamity and potential strategies.
• The group members engage in playful banter and teasing, with Xiao Yan and Su Yuxi targeting Gao Yao, and Baili Tusu being ribbed for his fearfulness.
• Young Master Bin provides a crucial insight into exploiting the Calamity's chaotic heavenly secrets.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian, sealed in an alchemy furnace by Saint Taiqing, volunteers to go to the Investiture of the Gods world to disrupt Saint Zhunti's plan.
• He arrives in the Investiture of the Gods world, conceals his aura, and transforms into a mortal.
• The Investiture of the Gods Calamity is expected to begin on the day of the Human Race's sacrifice, the next day.
• Chen Tian meets with the Human Emperor, Di Xin, in his royal chambers, revealing his human identity but no hostile intent.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian demonstrates his willingness to take risks and his ability to adapt to new environments.
• Di Xin shows his vigilance and the power of his Destiny as the Human Emperor.

Significant Themes

• The power of Destiny and its connection to the Human Race.
• The consequences of disrupting a powerful being's plan, as seen in Chen Tian's decision to interfere with Saint Zhunti's scheme.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian interacts with the group members via a video call, sharing his experiences and insights about the Investiture of the Gods world.
• Chen Tian meets Di Xin, revealing his human identity and initiating a conversation that could lead to further interactions or alliances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian, an envoy from Sect Master Tongtian, reveals the impending Investiture of the Gods Calamity to the Human Emperor, Di Xin.
• The Calamity is a war between the Heavenly Origin Sect and the Intercepting Sect, with the Human Race serving as the battleground.
• Chen Tian warns Di Xin that the Human Race's Destiny is at risk, as Ji Fa, son of the rebellious Marquis of the West, aims to transfer the Destiny to the Heavenly Court upon winning the war.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Realizes the gravity of the situation and the potential loss of the Human Race's Destiny. Agrees to Chen Tian's audacious plan.
• Chen Tian: Demonstrates his concern for the Human Race's well-being, despite not seeking personal benefits. Reveals his plan to Di Xin.

Significant Themes

• The Human Race's Destiny and its manipulation by powerful forces.
• The consequences of the Investiture of the Gods Calamity on the Human Race.
• The struggle for power and influence between the Heavenly Origin Sect and the Intercepting Sect.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and Di Xin: Chen Tian informs Di Xin about the Calamity and its implications, leading to a tense yet cooperative exchange.
• Chen Tian and the group: After completing his task, Chen Tian shares his plans for the next day's "entertainment" with his companions, fostering a sense of camaraderie and anticipation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian returns, feeling no difference from his previous imprisonment.
• A group video call is initiated by Sect Master Tongtian, with members engaging in lighthearted banter.
• In the Investiture of the Gods World, Di Xin leads his ministers to Nuwa Palace to pay respects.
• Di Xin enters Nuwa Palace, feeling a sacred aura and bowing to the statue of Nuwa.
• Di Xin, influenced by Zhunti's spell, acts as if the statue has come alive, then kills himself to prevent insulting Nuwa.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Shows respect for Nuwa and defies Zhunti's influence, ultimately taking his own life to avoid dishonoring Nuwa.
• Zhunti: Attempts to manipulate Di Xin into inscribing a poem insulting Nuwa, leading to Di Xin's suicide and Zhunti being struck by the Heavenly Dao's Punishment Eye.

Significant Themes

• Respect and reverence for divine beings (Nuwa).
• Manipulation and consequences (Zhunti's scheme leading to Di Xin's death and Zhunti's punishment).
• The interconnectedness of actions and their impact on the world (Di Xin's suicide hastening the Investiture of the Gods Calamity).

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and his ministers: Di Xin leads them to Nuwa Palace, and they witness his sudden, inexplicable behavior and suicide.
• Zhunti and Di Xin: Zhunti attempts to manipulate Di Xin, but Di Xin defies him and takes his own life.
• The Saints and Primordial Heavenly Venerate: They witness Di Xin's suicide and the Heavenly Dao's punishment of Zhunti, leading to a grim and serious atmosphere.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Saints witness Zhunti being struck by lightning, signaling the end of the Investiture of the Gods.
• The Investiture of the Gods flies away from Primordial Heavenly Venerate's embrace towards the Human Race.
• Di Xin, the Human Emperor, is resurrected and becomes the Ziwei Great Emperor, with his name the only one on the Investiture of the Gods.
• The Jade Emperor is surprised and concerned about the lack of subordinates and the appearance of a superior at his level.
• The Saints are summoned to Purple Heaven Palace, where Ancestor Hongjun awaits.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Transforms from a mortal to an immortal, becoming the Ziwei Great Emperor with immense power and confidence.
• Zhunti: Suffers a severe injury from the Purple Firmament Divine Lightning and faces consequences for his actions.
• The Jade Emperor: Expresses concern about the Heavenly Court's lack of subordinates and the appearance of a superior.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: Di Xin's newfound power leads to his resurrection and transformation, while Zhunti's actions result in severe punishment.
• Divine hierarchy: The appearance of a superior at the Jade Emperor's level challenges the Heavenly Court's structure.
• Divine intervention: Ancestor Hongjun's involvement suggests a higher power overseeing the events.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and the ministers: Di Xin asserts his power and authority over the ministers, who are shocked by his resurrection.
• The Saints and Zhunti: The Saints mock and sneer at Zhunti for his actions, while he tries to justify them.
• The Jade Emperor and Hongjun: The Jade Emperor seeks Hongjun's help in understanding the situation and upholding justice for Nuwa.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhunti manipulates the Human Emperor Di Xin to compose a poem to humiliate Nuwa, but Di Xin refuses and chooses death over dishonor.
• Hongjun, the leader of the Three Pure Ones, punishes Zhunti and decides that the Investiture of the Gods will continue, remaining in Di Xin's hands for those fated to take it.
• Sect Master Tongtian invites Di Xin into the chat group, where he meets other group members like Tian Chen, First Emperor Ying Zheng, Su Yuxi, Most Beautiful Young Master Bin, and Keisha.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Shows loyalty and pride by refusing to humiliate Nuwa, leading to his death. Later, he joins the chat group and meets other powerful figures.
• Zhunti: Attempts to manipulate Di Xin but fails, leading to his punishment by Hongjun.
• Hongjun: Demonstrates his authority and wisdom by punishing Zhunti and deciding the fate of the Investiture of the Gods.
• Sect Master Tongtian: Invites Di Xin into the chat group, showing strategic thinking and a desire to share the opportunity.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Pride: Di Xin's refusal to humiliate Nuwa shows his loyalty to his people and pride as an emperor.
• Power and Manipulation: Zhunti attempts to manipulate Di Xin, while Hongjun uses his power to maintain order among the gods.
• Fate and Destiny: The Investiture of the Gods is left in Di Xin's hands for those fated to take it, emphasizing the role of fate and destiny in the story.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Zhunti: Zhunti attempts to manipulate Di Xin, but Di Xin refuses, leading to Zhunti's punishment.
• Hongjun and the other Saints: Hongjun interacts with the other Saints, showing his authority and wisdom in handling the situation.
• Di Xin and the Chat Group Members: Di Xin joins the chat group and meets other powerful figures, setting the stage for future interactions and alliances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Emperor Di Xin learns about other worlds and is invited to join the chat group.
• The group discusses their strategy against the Heavenly Court and the Heavenly Origin Sect.
• They learn that the "Emperor's Art" cultivation method costs 999,999,999 points.
• A chaotic fight ensues among group members to gain the "Emperor's Art" from the Group Leader, Tian Chen.

Character Developments

• Human Emperor Di Xin feels lonely due to his position and enjoys the casual atmosphere of the group.
• Sect Master Tongtian realizes the futility of his once-high-and-mighty demeanor.
• Group Leader Tian Chen reveals his wealth and power, causing a frenzy among group members.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and loneliness of rulers (Di Xin).
• The desire for strength and cultivation methods (group members).
• The chaos and humor that arise from the group's interactions.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Tongtian bond over their shared fate.
• Group members tease and interact with each other, showcasing their unique personalities.
• Tian Chen's revelation about the "Emperor's Art" causes a frenzy among group members, leading to a chaotic fight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emperor Di Xin learns and cultivates the 'Emperor's Art', evolving into an 'Ultimate Emperor Beast'.
• The group discusses the possibility of creating a Ghost Emperor; Most Beautiful Young Master Bin suggests he could be one, but is dissuaded.
• Su Yuxi claims he can be an Empress, leading to a brief argument with Most Beautiful Young Master Bin, silenced by the group leader.
• In the Primordial World, a Daoist priest attempts to steal a treasure from Little Girl, triggering the Wide-Sleeved Flowing Immortal Skirt's formations.
• Chen Tian senses the formation's activation and rushes to the East Sea shore, where the Three Pure Ones are discussing the Dao.

Character Developments

• Emperor Di Xin: Shows determination and willingness to cultivate the 'Emperor's Art'.
• Most Beautiful Young Master Bin: Initially boastful, but backs down when faced with reality.
• Su Yuxi: Arrogant and competitive, leading to a minor conflict.
• Little Girl: Displaying innocence and naivety, she remains unaware of the danger she's in.
• Chen Tian: Demonstrates concern and protectiveness towards Little Girl, immediately rushing to her aid.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and growth: Emperor Di Xin's cultivation of the 'Emperor's Art' and Chen Tian's growth as a Grand Unity.
• Greed and desire: The Daoist priest's greed for the treasure on Little Girl, leading to his actions.
• Protection and responsibility: Chen Tian's swift response to protect Little Girl.

Character Interactions

• Emperor Di Xin and the group: They discuss and support Emperor Di Xin's cultivation.
• Most Beautiful Young Master Bin and Su Yuxi: Their argument highlights their competitive nature and lack of maturity.
• Chen Tian and the Three Pure Ones: Chen Tian's departure to protect Little Girl is not a cause for concern for the Three Pure Ones, indicating their trust in him.
• Chen Tian and Little Girl: Chen Tian's immediate response to protect Little Girl shows his care and responsibility towards her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Randeng, a Quasi-Saint and one of the Three Thousand Mortal Guests, attempts to snatch an Innate Spiritual Treasure from Daoist Tian Chen's disciples.
• Nuwa, feeling a premonition, arrives at the scene and ignores Randeng, sensing an opportunity in the little girl.
• Daoist Tian Chen arrives, enraged, and attacks Randeng with a barrage of Spiritual Treasures and powerful Daoist techniques, ultimately killing him.

Character Developments

• Randeng: Initially confident and arrogant, he becomes desperate and pitiful as he realizes he cannot withstand Daoist Tian Chen's onslaught.
• Daoist Tian Chen: Demonstrates his power and ruthlessness, earning the moniker "Mad Daoist Tian Chen" and striking fear into the hearts of powerful beings in the Primordial World.
• Nuwa: Shows interest in the little girl, sensing an opportunity, but her intentions are unclear.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating one's opponent.
• The theme of opportunity and its recognition by powerful beings like Nuwa.
• The destructive potential of Spiritual Treasures and the fear they instill in others.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Daoist Tian Chen: Nuwa ignores Randeng, focusing on the little girl, while Daoist Tian Chen arrives and attacks Randeng without hesitation.
• Daoist Tian Chen and Randeng: Their interaction is one-sided, with Daoist Tian Chen relentlessly attacking and Randeng being overwhelmed and ultimately killed.
• Daoist Tian Chen and the powerful beings in the Primordial World: The other cultivators discuss and express fear of Daoist Tian Chen's power and ruthlessness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian confirms Randeng's death and takes the Universe Ruler.
• Nuwa reveals she's seeking an opportunity and has observed the Primordial World's chaos.
• Chen Tian, Nuwa, and Little Girl discuss the Primordial World's state and the need for a new race.
• Nuwa decides to create a new race, modeled after Chen Tian, using the Nine Heavens Breathing Soil and Three Lights Divine Water.
• Chen Tian starts a live stream to record this historic event.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Shows his disregard for the Heavenly Dao's control, asserting his ability to shape destiny. He also demonstrates his understanding of the Primordial World's harsh realities.
• Nuwa: Realizes the need for a new race to balance the Primordial World's chaos. She decides to create the Human Race, showing her proactive role in shaping the world.
• Little Girl: Shows curiosity and eagerness to participate in Nuwa's creation process.

Significant Themes

• The harsh, lawless nature of the Primordial World, where strength is the only king.
• The need for a new race to bring balance and peace to the world.
• The tension between Chen Tian's defiance and the Heavenly Dao's control.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and Nuwa: They discuss the state of the Primordial World and the need for a new race, leading to Nuwa's decision to create the Human Race.
• Chen Tian and Little Girl: They interact playfully, with Little Girl eager to join Nuwa in creating the Human Race.
• Chen Tian and the Live Stream Audience: Chen Tian interacts with his audience, answering their questions and jokes, showing his connection to his followers on Earth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian shares a live stream of Nuwa creating humanity.
• Nuwa creates 129,000 humans using the Innate Gourd Vine, Three Lights Divine Water, and Nine Heavens Breathing Soil.
• The group discusses the upcoming Demon Race's slaughter of humanity and Nuwa's role as a Saint.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Confirmed as the Holy Mother of the Human Race, not Wa Huang of the Demon Race in Chen Tian's world.
• Chen Tian: Reveals his knowledge of future events and his plan to protect humanity. He also shares that the Primordial Violet Qi is not necessary for becoming a Saint in his world.

Significant Themes

• The creation of humanity and the responsibility of Nuwa as their Holy Mother.
• The impending disaster of the Demon Race's slaughter of humanity and the group's plans to prevent it.
• The role of the Primordial Violet Qi in becoming a Saint and the Heavenly Dao's control over Saints.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian interacts with the group members, sharing his knowledge and plans.
• The group members discuss the upcoming events and their roles in preventing the Demon Race's slaughter of humanity.
• Nuwa and Little Girl create dolls and eventually create humanity with Chen Tian's guidance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa decides to create the Human Race to protect them, using five-tenths of her vital blood.
• Chen Tian provides the remaining vital blood needed, with Nuwa's Law of Creation ensuring his safety.
• The clay figures transform into real people, and a vast amount of Merit descends from the heavens.
• Nuwa absorbs seven-tenths of the Merit, creating a Human Creation Whip and a Golden Wheel of Merit for Chen Tian.
• Chen Tian bestows the remaining Merit upon the newly born Human Race, angering other powerful beings in the Primordial World.
• Nuwa attains Sainthood, and her Saintly Might spreads across the world.
• Nuwa establishes her Dao Field and declares Chen Tian as the ancestor of the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Becomes a Saint after creating the Human Race, understanding her destiny with Chen Tian is one of righteousness.
• Chen Tian: Provides vital blood for the creation of the Human Race, becomes their ancestor, and bestows Merit upon them.
• The Grand Pure One Laozi, Di Jun, Zhunti, and Jieyin: React with anger and greed upon seeing the vast Merit bestowed upon the Human Race.

Significant Themes

• Destiny and fate, particularly Nuwa's understanding of her connection with Chen Tian.
• The power and significance of Merit in the Primordial World.
• The creation and protection of the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Chen Tian: Nuwa relies on Chen Tian's vital blood to create the Human Race, and they share a deep look before Nuwa departs.
• Chen Tian and the Human Race: Chen Tian bestows Merit upon the newly born Human Race, becoming their ancestor.
• Powerful beings in the Primordial World: React with anger and greed upon seeing the vast Merit bestowed upon the Human Race.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian, now a Saint, observes the newly created Human Race.
• The Human Race, initially confused and uniform, learns to create clothing from leaves, earning Merit from the Heavenly Dao.
• Chen Tian establishes rules for the Human Race, emphasizing self-reliance and independence.
• He decides to teach them cultivation techniques and martial arts after they've developed self-reliance.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Maintains his calm and wise demeanor, guiding the Human Race with clear intentions and a long-term vision.
• Ziyi Shi: The first Human to show initiative and understanding, earning the name bestowed by Chen Tian.

Significant Themes

• Self-reliance and continuous improvement: Chen Tian encourages the Human Race to find their own way, rather than relying on him.
• The importance of merit: The Heavenly Dao bestows merit for the Human Race's actions, signifying the value of their efforts.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian interacts with the Human Race, guiding them and setting expectations for their behavior and growth.
• The Human Race, initially clueless, begins to show initiative and understanding, learning from each other and Chen Tian.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race accepts Chen Tian's decree to learn and establish themselves independently.
• Chen Tian opens a lucky draw for Huaxia's people, with prizes based on individual levels.
• A Human Race member asks Chen Tian about solving food-related issues, leading to the discovery of fire.
• Suiren Shi, the first Human Race member to gain merit, is named by Chen Tian.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian demonstrates his desire for the Human Race to be self-reliant and independent.
• Suiren Shi, initially unnamed, gains merit and is named by Chen Tian, becoming the first Human Race member to achieve this status.

Significant Themes

• Self-Reliance: Chen Tian emphasizes the importance of the Human Race learning and growing independently.
• Merit and Divine Sense: The Heavenly Dao grants merit to Suiren Shi for creating fire, highlighting the importance of innovation and contribution to the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian interacts with Human Race members, providing guidance and answering their questions.
• The Human Race members show respect and gratitude towards Chen Tian, performing ritualistic bows.
• Powerful beings in the Primordial World observe Chen Tian's actions, expressing surprise and envy at the merit granted to Suiren Shi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race receives a vast amount of Merit from the Heavenly Dao for completing three tasks, causing other races to protest and face divine retribution.
• Minghe, a Quasi-Saint, plots to seek Chen Tian's help to achieve Sainthood.
• Chen Tian observes the Human Race and finds women being treated as mere breeding tools.
• He intervenes, teaches the concept of marriage and concubinage, and receives more Merit for doing so.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Demonstrates his care for the Human Race's well-being and social structure, teaching them about marriage and concubinage.
• Minghe: Shows ambition to achieve Sainthood and willingness to manipulate others to reach his goal.
• The Human Race: Initially unaware of marriage and concubinage, they learn these concepts from Chen Tian.

Significant Themes

• The unfair treatment of the Human Race by the Heavenly Dao.
• The struggle for power and resources among different races.
• The importance of social structure and relationships within the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian interacts with the Human Race, teaching them about marriage and concubinage.
• Minghe contemplates using Chen Tian to achieve Sainthood.
• The Three Pure Ones discuss Chen Tian's actions and the Human Race's development.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian emerges from the cave after three months and summons all humans to the spot where Nuwa became a Saint.
• He announces his intention to preach the Dao and impart a cultivation method, the Nine Yang Nine Yin Divine Skill, to the Human Race.
• Chen Tian reveals his plan to leave the Human Race after three months, emphasizing the need for them to learn self-protection and responsibility.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Demonstrates his care and responsibility towards the Human Race by creating a cultivation method and teaching them. He also shows his understanding of their need for independence and growth.
• Nuwa: Comprehends the Law of Love after becoming a Saint, with Chen Tian's actions and smile influencing her. She sits and watches Chen Tian for months, indicating a growing affection for him.
• The Grand Pure One Laozi: Expresses anger at Chen Tian for 'stealing' his opportunity to teach the Human Race, vowing to suppress him under Kunlun Mountain for fifty thousand years upon his return.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: Chen Tian emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for oneself, one's family, and the Human Race as a whole.
• Love: Nuwa comprehends the Law of Love, suggesting a growing affection for Chen Tian, though she may not yet understand or acknowledge it.
• Growth and Independence: Chen Tian's decision to leave the Human Race after teaching them a cultivation method underscores his belief in their potential to grow and protect themselves.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and the Human Race: Chen Tian interacts with the Human Race as a whole, teaching them and instilling in them the importance of self-protection and responsibility.
• Nuwa and Chen Tian: Nuwa watches Chen Tian from afar, indicating a growing affection for him, though they do not interact directly in this chapter.
• The Grand Pure One Laozi and Chen Tian: The Grand Pure One Laozi expresses anger at Chen Tian for 'stealing' his opportunity, vowing to punish him upon his return.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian preaches to the Human Race for three months, causing a Heavenly Dao Merit to descend, which he bestows upon them.
• The Human Race, now at the Heavenly Immortal level, addresses Chen Tian as 'Holy Father'.
• Nuwa appears, acknowledging Chen Tian as the Holy Father and expressing her desire to marry him when he becomes a Saint.
• Chen Tian sets up a protective formation on the East Sea Coast and appoints Li Bai and Lu Bu (Feng Xian) to guard the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian: Shows compassion and responsibility towards the Human Race, accepts his role as their Holy Father, and displays determination to become a Saint to marry Nuwa.
• Nuwa: Acknowledges Chen Tian as the Holy Father, expresses her love for him, and agrees to marry him when he becomes a Saint.
• Li Bai and Lu Bu: Appointed to protect the Human Race, showing loyalty to Chen Tian.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and Protection: Chen Tian's duty towards the Human Race, and his appointment of Li Bai and Lu Bu to safeguard them.
• Love and Marriage: Nuwa's love for Chen Tian and her agreement to marry him when he becomes a Saint.
• Power and Ascension: Chen Tian's pursuit of becoming a Saint to marry Nuwa and protect the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and the Human Race: A fatherly bond develops as Chen Tian protects and guides the Human Race, with them addressing him as Holy Father.
• Chen Tian and Nuwa: Their relationship deepens as Nuwa acknowledges Chen Tian as the Holy Father and agrees to marry him when he becomes a Saint.
• Chen Tian, Li Bai, and Lu Bu: Chen Tian appoints Li Bai and Lu Bu to protect the Human Race, showing trust in their abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian draws two powerful figures from games to aid Li Bai and Lu Bu, who become Taiyi Golden Immortals.
• Chen Tian closes his livestream but keeps the chat group open.
• He travels to the Dragon Palace at the bottom of the East Sea, encountering the dragon Ao Tian along the way.
• At the Dragon Palace, Chen Tian meets the East Sea Dragon King, Ao Yan, and reveals his intention to grant the Dragon Clan an opportunity to free themselves from karma.

Character Developments

• Li Bai and Lu Bu grow stronger, becoming Taiyi Golden Immortals.
• Chen Tian demonstrates his power as a Daluo Golden Immortal, matching Ao Yan's aura.
• Ao Yan, the East Sea Dragon King, shows respect and deference to a more authoritative figure within the Dragon Clan.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and respect for authority within the Dragon Clan.
• Karma and its impact on the Dragon Clan's situation.
• Chen Tian's role as a catalyst for change and opportunity.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and Ao Yan: They meet as equals, with Chen Tian revealing a significant opportunity for the Dragon Clan, while Ao Yan shows deference to a more authoritative figure within the clan.
• Chen Tian and the chat group members: They discuss Chen Tian's journey to the Dragon Palace and the potential reasons behind it, showcasing their understanding and speculation about Chen Tian's plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Tian and Ao Yan enter the Dragon Palace, leading to the Dragon Tomb.
• Chen Tian encounters a powerful aura and a dragon head statue guarding the tomb.
• Inside the Dragon Tomb, Chen Tian meets the Candle Dragon, a paramount figure from the Dragon Clan's past.
• Chen Tian proposes that the Dragon Clan become the guardian beast of the Human Race to cease accumulating karma.

Character Developments

• Chen Tian demonstrates his confidence and boldness by proposing a significant alliance.
• The Candle Dragon reveals his initial ferocity but ultimately listens to Chen Tian's proposal, showing his concern for his clan's well-being.

Significant Themes

• Karma: The Dragon Clan's karma from the war of the Three Clans is a significant burden, and Chen Tian's proposal offers a way to alleviate it.
• Power Dynamics: The relationship between the Dragon Clan and the Human Race shifts, with the Human Race potentially gaining a powerful ally.
• Destiny: The Candle Dragon sees a massive Destiny within the Human Race, hinting at their future potential.

Character Interactions

• Chen Tian and the Candle Dragon: Chen Tian shows respect but assertiveness in his interaction with the Candle Dragon, while the Candle Dragon initially displays hostility but eventually listens to Chen Tian's proposal.
• Nuwa and Hongjun: Their divine senses observe the interaction between Chen Tian and the Candle Dragon, showing their interest and involvement in the matter.