Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Feng Xi is scrutinized by Ancestral Witch Houtu, who discovers his connection to Yan Emperor and Shennong.
• Houtu reveals that she is aware of Feng Xi's situation and that Grand Unity beings often have alternate accounts.
• Houtu offers Feng Xi a task within the Witch Clan, involving ideological and spiritual work to help warriors cope with psychological pressure.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi: Realizes the extent of Houtu's power and becomes aware of the seriousness of his situation. He is offered a task within the Witch Clan.
• Houtu: Shows understanding and acceptance of Feng Xi's situation. She reveals her plans to prioritize ideological and spiritual work within the Witch Clan.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between Grand Unity beings and lesser cultivators.
• The psychological and spiritual pressures faced by warriors in an unfamiliar era.
• The importance of ideological and spiritual work within the Witch Clan.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Houtu: Feng Xi is examined by Houtu, who discovers his connection to Yan Emperor and Shennong. Despite this, she offers him a task within the Witch Clan.
• Yan Emperor and Shennong: Their presence is felt through Feng Xi, but they do not physically appear in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ancestral Witch Houtu plans to establish a semi-independent system within the Witch Clan to boost morale, unify lower-ranking witches, and implement strategic policies.
• Houtu criticizes the "Great Fuxi Alliance" for inciting division and conflict within the Witch Clan.
• Houtu entrusts Feng Xi with a crucial role in this new system, but Feng Xi is hesitant due to the challenges involved.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi demonstrates his perceptiveness and loyalty to Houtu but is also shown to be cunning and skilled in rhetoric, reflecting his merchant background.
• Ancestral Witch Houtu reveals her strategic thinking and determination to maintain unity and control within the Witch Clan.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and influence within the Witch Clan, with different alliances promoting different Human Kings.
• The importance of unity and shared ideals in maintaining a strong and cohesive clan.
• The challenges of leadership and the need to delegate responsibilities.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Ancestral Witch Houtu interact, with Houtu testing Feng Xi's understanding and loyalty, and Feng Xi demonstrating his skills in diplomacy and rhetoric.
• Feng Xi's internal monologue reveals his thoughts and fears regarding the challenges ahead, contrasting with his outward displays of loyalty and confidence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ancestral Witch Houtu plans to form the 'Great Yanhuang Alliance', aiming to unite Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang.
• Feng Xi remembers a past event involving the Ancestral Dragon and humans, hinting at a troubled history between the two races.
• Houtu pressures Feng Xi to support her plans, presenting a choice between personal gain and principle.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi shows loyalty and integrity by choosing to speak truthfully despite the risk of angering Houtu.
• Houtu displays ambition and assertiveness in her plans for the alliance, showing a desire for power and control.

Significant Themes

• The tension between personal gain and principle is a central theme, as seen in Feng Xi's decision to speak truthfully.
• The complex history between humans and the dragon race is another significant theme, hinting at past conflicts and misunderstandings.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Houtu have a tense interaction, with Houtu pressuring Feng Xi to support her plans, and Feng Xi ultimately choosing to speak truthfully despite the risk.
• The interaction between humans and the dragon race in the past is hinted at, suggesting a complex relationship between the two races.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi, a divine being, is seen cooking and discussing a future event where a person will attempt to test the hardness of Buzhou Mountain stones with their teeth to make a table.
• Fuxi plans to intervene and replace the stones with a less dangerous option to prevent harm.
• Ancestral Witch Houtu discusses her Witch Clan's significant investments in the Human Race, including forming the Witch Clan, providing Grand Unity scriptures, and opening resource channels.
• Feng Xi, after considering Houtu's words, decides to support the Ancestral Witches' stance.
• Houtu arranges for Feng Xi to go to Kunlun Mountain for further studies, retaining his position in the Commercial Alliance but relinquishing some authority.

Character Developments

• Fuxi: Shows curiosity, kindness, and a sense of humor.
• Ancestral Witch Houtu: Demonstrates wisdom, strategic thinking, and care for her subordinates.
• Feng Xi: Shows growth in understanding and loyalty to Houtu, accepting her arrangements with gratitude.

Significant Themes

• Kindness and intervention: Fuxi's desire to help the unknown person without causing harm.
• Investment and returns: Houtu's emphasis on the Witch Clan's investments in the Human Race and the expectation of corresponding rights.
• Support and loyalty: Feng Xi's decision to support Houtu and the Ancestral Witches.

Character Interactions

• Fuxi and the phoenix: They share a friendly, playful banter about the future event and the phoenix's excitement to watch it unfold.
• Ancestral Witch Houtu and Feng Xi: Houtu shows care and appreciation for Feng Xi, arranging a beneficial study opportunity for him while retaining his position and authority. Feng Xi, in turn, shows loyalty and gratitude towards Houtu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Great Dao of Treading is introduced, a powerful and widespread dao, but difficult to understand and master.
• Feng Xi, after three thousand years of journeying and cultivation, gains insight and writes half of the Treading Sutra.
• Feng Xi is appointed by Houtu to promote the Yanhuang Alliance, and she entrusts him with an Innate Spiritual Treasure.
• Houtu discusses the establishment of the Yanhuang Alliance with Ancestral Witch Xuan Ming, revealing that it's a long-planned task for the Witch Clan.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi: Shows remarkable judgment and self-control, impressing Houtu. He's tasked with promoting the Yanhuang Alliance and given an Innate Spiritual Treasure.
• Houtu: Reveals her strategic planning and calm demeanor, despite the commotion caused by her intentions. She's determined to establish the Yanhuang Alliance for the Witch Clan's future.

Significant Themes

• Judgment and Wisdom: Feng Xi's good judgment is praised, and Houtu's wisdom is evident in her strategic planning.
• Power and Control: The Great Dao of Treading is about power dynamics, and Houtu's actions show her desire to control the Witch Clan's destiny.
• Legacy and Lineage: The Yanhuang Alliance is tied to the Yan Emperor's legacy, and Houtu's actions may be influenced by her desire to connect with this lineage.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Houtu: Houtu assigns Feng Xi a crucial task, showing her trust in him. Feng Xi demonstrates his understanding and commitment to the task.
• Houtu and Xuan Ming: Houtu discusses her plans with Xuan Ming, revealing her calm and determined demeanor despite the potential consequences of her actions.

Key Plot Points

• Houtu, an Ancestral Witch, is suspicious of the Yellow Emperor's existence and the rumors about him.
• She believes there might be a conspiracy involving the Yellow Emperor and Azure Emperor Fuxi.
• Houtu plans to establish the Yanhuang Alliance to draw out the Yellow Emperor and test his intentions.

Character Developments

• Houtu shows her strategic and calculating side, demonstrating her ability to see through deceptions and conspiracies.
• Xuan Ming, Houtu's companion, shows her loyalty and support for Houtu's plans.

Significant Themes

• Deception and truth: Houtu grapples with distinguishing truth from falsehood in the rumors about the Yellow Emperor.
• Power dynamics: Houtu acknowledges the power imbalance between the Witch and Yao factions and seeks to strengthen her position.

Character Interactions

• Houtu and Xuan Ming: They discuss strategies and Houtu shares her thoughts and plans with Xuan Ming.
• Houtu and the Yellow Emperor (implied): Houtu suspects a conspiracy involving the Yellow Emperor and plans to test him through the Yanhuang Alliance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Houtu discusses the Yellow Emperor's origins and his alliance with the Azure Emperor.
• Houtu reveals that Hongjun is the sentient Heavenly Dao of the Primordial Universe.
• Houtu explains that the Human Race's destiny, if it becomes sentient, could also achieve a supreme Sage Emperor.

Character Developments

• Houtu: She shows her strategic prowess and reveals her understanding of the Yellow Emperor's origins and plans.
• Xuan Ming: He questions Houtu's deductions and expresses sympathy for the Yellow Emperor's difficult situation.

Significant Themes

• The sentience of the Heavenly Dao and the Human Race's destiny.
• The struggle for power and control among different races and factions.
• The concept of "losing oneself" in the context of the Human Race's destiny.

Character Interactions

• Houtu and Xuan Ming: They discuss the Yellow Emperor's origins, the sentience of the Heavenly Dao, and the Human Race's destiny.
• Houtu and Tian Wu (off-screen): Houtu learns about Hongjun's origins from Tian Wu, which leads her to deduce the Yellow Emperor's alliance with the Azure Emperor.

Key Plot Points

• Houtu reveals her three plans to counter the Yellow Emperor's influence:
  1. Establish Ancestral Witch authority within the Human Race through rites and laws.
  2. Support the Yan Emperor to challenge the Yellow Emperor.
  3. Improve her own cultivation to reach the supreme realm.
• Feng Xi receives the upper-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure, the Nine Nether Diagram, from Ancestral Witch Dijiang.

Character Developments

• Houtu: Shows strategic thinking and determination to counter the Yellow Emperor's influence.
• Feng Xi: Demonstrates obedience and caution in front of Ancestral Witch Dijiang due to his Houtu tattoo.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and political maneuvering among the Ancestral Witches and the Human Race's destiny.
• The influence of one's origin and foundation on their actions and decisions.

Character Interactions

• Houtu and Xuan Ming: Discuss and plan strategies against the Yellow Emperor.
• Feng Xi and Ancestral Witch Dijiang: Feng Xi receives his Innate Spiritual Treasure from Dijiang, showing deference and gratitude.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ancestral Witch Dijiang requests Feng Xi to alter Houtu Ancestral Witch's tattoo to protect her image and prevent professional isolation.
• Dijiang reveals that the Witch Clan's exchange student program serves as diplomatic work, reflecting the attitudes of Grand Unity Supremes towards the Witch Clan.
• Yuchen, a former rival of Feng Xi, appears, revealing that he too is an exchange student with connections to Kunlun Mountain.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi demonstrates pragmatism and adaptability, quickly understanding and accepting Dijiang's request.
• Dijiang shows political acumen and concern for Houtu's reputation.
• Yuchen displays maturity and insight, acknowledging the political nature of their exchange student roles.

Significant Themes

• Political Maneuvering: The exchange student program is revealed to be a diplomatic tool, reflecting the political intricacies of the world.
• Reputation and Image: The importance of maintaining a positive image, as seen in Dijiang's concern for Houtu's reputation.
• Adaptability: Feng Xi's ability to adapt to new situations and information, as shown in his quick acceptance of Dijiang's request.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Dijiang: Dijiang's mentorship and guidance towards Feng Xi, shaping his understanding of political dynamics.
• Feng Xi and Yuchen: Despite their past rivalry, Feng Xi and Yuchen engage in a cordial conversation, acknowledging their shared political roles.

1. Key Plot Points

• Feng Xi and Yuchen discuss their upcoming diplomatic mission to Kunlun Mountain as representatives of the Witch Clan, noting there are more than thirty Great Luo there among the "three thousand in the Primordial World."
• Yuchen explains that Great Luo are "players" who can interfere in others' attempts to attain the Dao; proving Great Luo Dao requires backing and connections to withstand such external tribulations.
• They discuss the coming Witch-Demon Cataclysm as an unavoidable transitional period for the Human Dao.
• Feng Xi learns that his connection to the Yan Emperor (as an alternate account) is already known among top powers; Houtu apparently used it to boost Witch Clan morale. The Yan Emperor abandoned the account, leaving Feng Xi a "wild" alternate with no backing.
• A group of Lesser Witches arrives as exchange students—including several old acquaintances of Feng Xi (Boyang, Qingxuan, Jiran, Zixiu, Xi Ling, Tai Miao, Tai Ling), causing him great discomfort.
• Great Witch Mu gives final instructions, emphasizing standing firm but not overbearing, with the Witch Clan backing them. They board an immense war flying vessel and depart for Kunlun.

2. Character Developments

• Feng Xi is simultaneously relieved and anxious: traumatized by being an abandoned alternate account, yet excited to escape the Witch Clan's intense environment. He resolves to be bolder and more confident outside the clan.
• Feng Xi declares himself Houtu's loyal subordinate (motivated by receiving an Innate Spiritual Treasure).
• Yuchen serves as a cynical, well-informed companion who jokes about the perils of being alternate accounts whose main accounts might lose or sacrifice them.
• Yuchen points out Feng Xi is the "most unusual" alternate account—like a husky among wolves.

3. Significant Themes

• The metaphysics and politics of "alternate accounts" and "main accounts" among great powers—abandonment, entanglement, and risk.
• The difficulty of cultivation in a post-heroic era: no longer primordial freedom, but a world of chess master players and external tribulations.
• The inevitability of the Witch-Demon Cataclysm as a painful but necessary stage in the development of the Human Dao.
• Social navigation: diplomacy as exhausting, unpredictable labor compared to straightforward combat.

4. Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Yuchen carry the chapter through extended banter: Yuchen teases, consoles, and provides insight; Feng Xi vents and laments.
• Yuchen notes Feng Xi's unusual style, predicting others will see it once they travel together.
• At the end, the Lesser Witches quietly gossip about their strange leader ("Should everyone pack their luggage and go their separate ways?"), hinting at future friction.
• Feng Xi's final scene is solitary: standing at the bow, embracing freedom and excitement, with the Soaring Snake seeming equally eager.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The war flying ship, inscribed with a trace of the Great Luo Dao mark, embarks on a journey to Kunlun, expected to take at most thirty years.
• The ship activates its Temporal Flow patterns, merging with the River of Time to increase speed.
• The ship collides with a Kun-like creature in the River of Time, causing it to flee with severe injuries.
• Feng Xi observes various creatures living in the River of Time, each wave representing a world and its most astonishing heroes.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi, initially joyful about escaping danger, becomes reflective and ambitious, considering his future at Kunlun.
• Feng Xi's worldview is expanded as he learns about the River of Time's liveliness and the creatures within it.

Significant Themes

• The River of Time as a carrier of history, sorrow, joy, and hope.
• The cycle of life, death, and rebirth, with the potential for beings to remember their past lives and revive their worlds.
• The vastness and diversity of the multiverse and parallel timelines.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi interacts with Mu, a Grand Unity, who shares his knowledge about the River of Time and its creatures.
• Feng Xi observes the River of Time using his innate spiritual treasure, gaining insights into its nature and the beings within it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Feng Xi, a member of the Shi Huang Clan, reflects on the struggle for survival and hope in the long river of time.
• Feng Xi leaves the Witch Clan, feeling liberated from its intense competition.
• Mu, a Great Witch, warns Feng Xi about the dangers and chaos in the Human and Witch Clans.
• Mu shares his concerns about the lack of unity and loyalty among the Great Luo Supremes investing in the Human Race.
• Mu speculates about the possibility of Great Luo Supremes achieving enlightenment in the future and traveling back to establish their origins, or infiltrating enemy lines.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi: Shows determination and ambition, seeking to prove himself outside the Witch Clan.
• Mu: Reveals his wisdom and foresight, expressing concerns about the future of the Human Race and the motivations of the Great Luo Supremes.

Significant Themes

• Struggle for survival and hope in the face of adversity.
• The chaos and uncertainty within the Human and Witch Clans.
• The loyalty and motivations of the Great Luo Supremes investing in the Human Race.
• The possibility of Great Luo Supremes achieving enlightenment in the future and influencing the past.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Mu discuss their views on the Human and Witch Clans, with Mu sharing his insights and concerns about the future.
• Feng Xi expresses his worries about the lack of unity and loyalty among the Great Luo Supremes, while Mu speculates about the possibility of Great Luo Supremes achieving enlightenment and influencing the past.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Cangjie, the inventor of writing, is praised for his contributions to the Human Race.
• The Yellow Emperor's era is mentioned as a peak period for the Human Race.
• The Three Pure Ones (Dao De Tianzun, Yuanshi Tianzun, and Lingbao Tianzun) are spreading their Daoist traditions in the Primordial Era.
• Many people claim the scripture "Dao De Jing" as their own creation, causing controversy.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi becomes more curious and reverent towards the Yellow Emperor and Cangjie.
• Mu, the Great Witch, expresses astonishment at the plagiarism of the "Dao De Jing" and reveals the Three Pure Ones' plans.

Significant Themes

• The power and importance of writing and historical record-keeping (Cangjie).
• The spread of ideas and traditions (Three Pure Ones).
• The controversy and consequences of claiming ownership of a scripture.

Character Interactions

• Mu narrates the story of Cangjie to Feng Xi, stirring his emotions.
• Mu discusses the Three Pure Ones' plans with Feng Xi, revealing their strategies for spreading their Daoist traditions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Feng Xi learns about the Three Pure Ones' roles in the Mystic Gate, mirroring corporate hierarchy.
• Mu explains that the Buddhist Sect operates similarly, with Jieyin and Zhunti having roles comparable to the Three Pure Ones.
• Mu reveals that Zhunti's reputation is tarnished due to rumors, but he's actually not that bad.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi gains insights into the complex dynamics of the Primordial Era's powerful beings.
• Mu demonstrates his understanding of the era's political landscape and the strategies employed by its Grand Unity beings.

Significant Themes

• The complex power dynamics and alliances among the Primordial Era's elite beings.
• The manipulation of public opinion and the use of slander as a tool in political games.
• The struggle for disciples and the competition among different factions for resources.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Mu engage in a conversation that reveals the intricate workings of the Primordial Era's power structure.
• Feng Xi expresses his surprise and indignation at the cunning and scheming of the era's powerful beings.
• Mu provides insights into the era's political landscape, showing his understanding of its complexities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Feng Xi realizes the complexity and danger of the Primordial Era, beyond just brute force.
• He understands that Grand Unity powerhouses are highly scheming, using their vast wisdom and strength to manipulate others.
• Feng Xi deduces the strategy behind Zhunti's inaction regarding his tarnished reputation, realizing it's a calculated move to turn the tables on his accusers.
• He also understands the underlying reasons behind the smear campaign against Zhunti and the potential for the Buddhist Sect to manipulate public opinion.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi's worldview is shattered, and he becomes more vigilant and cautious in dealing with powerful beings in the Primordial Era.
• He demonstrates exceptional analytical skills, quickly understanding Zhunti's strategy and the dynamics behind the smear campaign.
• Mu, while hesitant, acknowledges Feng Xi's insights and agrees with his suggestions for the Witch Clan.

Significant Themes

• The complexity and danger of the Primordial Era, beyond physical strength.
• The power of manipulation and propaganda in shaping public opinion and influencing outcomes.
• The long-term strategy and planning of the Ancestral Witches in the war against the Yao Race.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Mu discuss the intricacies of the Primordial Era and the strategies of its powerhouses.
• Feng Xi impresses Mu with his analytical skills, leading to a discussion about the Witch Clan's long-term plans.
• Feng Xi proactively changes the subject when Mu hesitates to reveal certain information, showing understanding and respect for Mu's position.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Feng Xi, a human from another time-space, struggles to adapt to the Primordial Era's ruthless environment.
• He learns about the Three Pure Ones and the two Buddhist giants, who are spreading their doctrines and aiming for sainthood.
• The Great Witch, Mu, explains the wealth and strategies of the Three Pure Ones, highlighting their use of merit and resources to expand influence and build the Mystic Gate's reputation.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi: Struggles with the harsh reality of the Primordial Era and the human race's potential evolution. He learns from Mu about the strategies of the Three Pure Ones.
• Mu (The Great Witch): Shows his knowledge of the Primordial Era's power dynamics and the strategies of the Three Pure Ones. He envies their wealth and influence.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and survival in a harsh environment.
• The use of wealth, merit, and influence to gain power and control.
• The competition for destiny and merit between the Mystic Gate and the Buddhist Sect.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi and Mu: Feng Xi learns from Mu about the Primordial Era's power dynamics and the strategies of the Three Pure Ones. Mu envies the wealth and influence of the Three Pure Ones.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author expresses gratitude to Qidian platform, editor Bei He, and readers for their support.
• The book deviates from common Primordial Era plotlines, incorporating personal ideas, logical consistency, and ancient Chinese myths.
• Nuwa's origin and the Three Pure Ones' nature differ from conventional lore.
• The Witch Clan's history and relationship with the Human Race are explored.
• Yao Race has traitors, like Bai Ze and others.
• The author anticipates controversy but welcomes discussion and plot ideas.

Character Developments

• No significant character developments in this chapter as it's mainly an author's note.

Significant Themes

• The author's unique interpretation of the Primordial Era.
• The importance of reader support and genuine subscriptions.
• The expansive worldview and potential plot developments.

Character Interactions

• No character interactions in this chapter as it's mainly an author's note.

Brief Reference

• Author thanks readers and acknowledges plot deviations from conventional Primordial Era stories.
• Nuwa, Three Pure Ones, Witch Clan, and Yao Race traitors are reimagined.
• Author anticipates controversy but welcomes discussion and plot ideas.
• Emphasizes the importance of reader support and subscription.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A powerful existence disturbs the River of Time, preventing its smooth flow.
• A cultivator attempts to prove their Grand Unity, facing a demonic obstruction.
• The Great Witch explains the rules of the Primordial Era, including the Three Corpses and severing them.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi learns about the intricacies of the Primordial Era and the path to becoming a Grand Unity.
• The cultivator attempting to prove their Grand Unity is revealed to be a rogue cultivator who may face difficulties due to not having a sect's backing.

Significant Themes

• The importance of factions and backing in the Primordial Era.
• The difficulty of becoming a Grand Unity and the rules governing it.
• The role of the Demon Ancestor Rahu in establishing the tribulation for cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi interacts with the Great Witch, learning about the rules and intricacies of the Primordial Era.
• The cultivator attempting to prove their Grand Unity interacts with the Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord, who obstructs their path.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter discusses the power and influence of the Demon Ancestor and the Demonic Dao.
• A cultivator is about to achieve Grand Unity but is blocked by a Demon Lord, the Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord.
• The cultivator, despite their power, is easily defeated and forced to continue their enlightenment by the Demon Lord.

Character Developments

• Feng Xi learns about the true power of the Demonic Dao and the Demon Ancestor's influence.
• The cultivator on the verge of enlightenment shows determination and defiance despite their situation.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Dao Ancestor, Demon Ancestor, and the Demonic Dao.
• The struggle and determination of cultivators in the face of overwhelming power.

Character Interactions

• Feng Xi interacts with Mu Youyou, learning about the Demonic Dao and the Demon Ancestor.
• The cultivator interacts with the Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord, showing defiance despite their defeat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A powerful cultivator on the verge of enlightenment defies heaven and forges his own path, achieving Grand Unity.
• The Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord allows the cultivator to achieve Grand Unity before killing him, obtaining a Lingbao (a spiritual treasure) from his death.
• The Demon Lord travels through time and meets with the Primal Heavenly Demon Lord, discussing their stance on Grand Unity cultivators.

Character Developments

• The cultivator who achieves Grand Unity gains a deep understanding of the world and its truths but ultimately despairs and accepts his death.
• The Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord demonstrates his power and indifference, revealing his strategic thinking regarding Grand Unity cultivators.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and enlightenment in the cultivation world.
• The Demon Lords' perspective on Grand Unity cultivators and their role in the Primordial Era world.
• The consequences of defying the established rules and the inevitability of fate.

Character Interactions

• The cultivator and the Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord: The cultivator defies the Demon Lord's expectations by achieving Grand Unity, but ultimately succumbs to his power.
• The Great Freedom Heavenly Demon Lord and the Primal Heavenly Demon Lord: They discuss their stance on Grand Unity cultivators, revealing their strategic thinking and shared perspective on the Primordial Era world.