Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rumors spread across the Primordial Era that Saint Nuwa has a Dao Companion.
• Nuwa is unaware of these rumors and is initially furious about them.
• Fuxi is suspected of starting the rumors and is confronted by Nuwa.
• Nuwa denies having a Dao Companion, but Fuxi remains unconvinced and decides to find this person.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Initially unaware and upset about the rumors, she later becomes frustrated with Fuxi's persistence.
• Fuxi: Persistent in his belief that Nuwa has a Dao Companion, he decides to find this person.

Significant Themes

• Rumors and their impact on reputation and relationships.
• The dynamics between siblings, with Fuxi acting protective and stubborn.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Fuxi: Their interaction is marked by Nuwa's frustration and Fuxi's stubbornness, highlighting their sibling dynamic.
• Nuwa and the Palace Maids: Nuwa overhears the palace maids discussing the rumors, leading her to confront Fuxi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa visits Chen Sheng again to ask about the Human Race's strength and dominance in the Primordial Era.
• Fuxi, secretly infatuated with Nuwa, follows her to Chen Sheng's cave dwelling, hoping to catch them together.
• Chen Sheng senses Fuxi's presence and pulls him into the cave, causing him to fall face-first.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: She becomes more curious and proactive about understanding the Human Race's power and seeks Chen Sheng's knowledge.
• Fuxi: His infatuation with Nuwa leads him to act impulsively and recklessly, causing him embarrassment.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The Human Race's unexpected dominance in the Primordial Era is a central mystery that Nuwa seeks to understand.
• Love and Jealousy: Fuxi's infatuation with Nuwa and his jealousy of Chen Sheng drive his actions.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Chen Sheng: They maintain a respectful and curious dynamic, with Nuwa seeking knowledge from Chen Sheng.
• Nuwa and Fuxi: Nuwa is annoyed by Fuxi's stalking, while Fuxi is determined to expose Nuwa and Chen Sheng's supposed relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi, a Quasi-Saint, is caught peeking by Chen Sheng, a Grand Unity, and is thrown to the ground.
• Fuxi realizes that Chen Sheng is the one who seduced Nuwa, his sister.
• Fuxi threatens Chen Sheng, but Nuwa denies knowing Fuxi.
• Chen Sheng and Nuwa both express disdain for Fuxi's behavior.

Character Developments

• Fuxi: Starts as a proud and powerful Quasi-Saint, but his love for Nuwa leads him to act dishonorably. He's heartbroken when Nuwa denies him.
• Nuwa: Initially embarrassed by Fuxi's actions, she later distances herself from him, possibly to teach him a lesson or protect Chen Sheng.
• Chen Sheng: Realizes he's been drawn into a love triangle. He's calm and collected, showing disdain for Fuxi's behavior.

Significant Themes

• Love and jealousy: Fuxi's love for Nuwa leads him to act dishonorably, causing him to lose face and Nuwa's respect.
• Power dynamics: The characters' power levels (Quasi-Saint, Grand Unity) influence their behavior and interactions.
• Family bonds: Nuwa and Fuxi's sibling bond is strained due to Fuxi's actions.

Character Interactions

• Fuxi and Nuwa: Their sibling bond is strained due to Fuxi's love for Nuwa and his dishonorable actions.
• Chen Sheng and Nuwa: They seem to form an alliance against Fuxi, with Nuwa possibly using this situation to teach Fuxi a lesson.
• Chen Sheng and Fuxi: They have a clear rivalry, with Chen Sheng showing disdain for Fuxi's behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Sheng, a Grand Unity cultivator, taps Fuxi's head and imprisons him within space, rather than banishing him to the River of Time.
• Fuxi, a Quasi-Saint, attempts to break free but finds himself still trapped after shattering multiple layers of space.
• Chen Sheng reveals he created ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine spaces to contain Fuxi, and he can control Fuxi's release at will.

Character Developments

• Chen Sheng demonstrates his immense power and confidence, showing no fear of Fuxi's status as a Quasi-Saint.
• Fuxi, initially dismissive of Chen Sheng, becomes increasingly frustrated and bewildered as he fails to escape, revealing his pride and impatience.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter highlights the power imbalance between cultivators of different ranks, with Chen Sheng's strength far surpassing Fuxi's expectations.
• Pride and Humility: Fuxi's pride leads him to underestimate Chen Sheng, ultimately causing him to suffer. In contrast, Chen Sheng remains humble despite his power.

Character Interactions

• Chen Sheng and Fuxi: Their interaction is marked by tension and power struggle, with Chen Sheng asserting his dominance and Fuxi struggling to accept his predicament.
• Chen Sheng and Nuwa: Nuwa, though surprised, accepts Chen Sheng's actions without question, showing her respect and familiarity with his power.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi, a Quasi-Saint, attempts to break through a mysterious space using his Magic Treasure and full strength, but fails.
• He then uses his powerful Fuxi Qin, a Primordial Supreme Treasure, but still can't break through.
• After several hours of futile attempts, Fuxi begs to be let out, believing Nuwa is playing a trick on him.

Character Developments

• Fuxi: Starts as confident and powerful, but becomes frustrated and helpless as he fails to break through the space.
• Nuwa: Initially watches the scene with a sense of familiarity, later feels helpless as she's not responsible for trapping Fuxi.

Significant Themes

• Powerlessness: Fuxi's inability to break through the space despite his strength highlights his powerlessness in this situation.
• Familial Relationships: The interaction between Fuxi and Nuwa suggests a complex sibling relationship, with Fuxi's actions potentially causing Nuwa distress.

Character Interactions

• Fuxi and Nuwa: Fuxi believes Nuwa is playing a trick on him, while Nuwa feels helpless as she's not responsible for trapping Fuxi.
• Nuwa and Chen Sheng: Nuwa is about to defend Fuxi, but Chen Sheng, angry at Fuxi's behavior, punishes him further without giving Nuwa a chance to speak.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi, a Quasi-Saint, is struck by the powerful 'Nine Heavens Responding to Heaven Divine Thunder' due to his arrogance, leaving him severely injured.
• Nuwa, impersonating the real Nuwa, pleads for Fuxi, asking Chen Sheng to spare him further punishment.
• Despite Fuxi's plea for Nuwa to release him, Chen Sheng strikes him again with an even stronger bolt of lightning, leaving Fuxi charred and tender.

Character Developments

• Fuxi: Initially arrogant, he becomes terrified and desperate after facing the lightning's power, showing his vulnerability despite his high cultivation level.
• Nuwa (Imposter): She shows kindness and pity towards Fuxi, trying to protect him despite his misdeeds, revealing her compassionate nature.
• Chen Sheng: He demonstrates his immense power and lack of tolerance for arrogance, striking Fuxi again despite his pleas.

Significant Themes

• Hubris: Fuxi's overconfidence in his power leads to his downfall.
• Power Dynamics: The interaction between Fuxi, Nuwa, and Chen Sheng highlights the power imbalance and the consequences of defying those above.
• Compassion vs. Justice: Nuwa's compassion contrasts with Chen Sheng's unyielding enforcement of justice.

Character Interactions

• Fuxi and Nuwa (Imposter): Despite Fuxi's lecherous behavior, Nuwa shows sympathy and tries to protect him, while Fuxi seeks her help.
• Chen Sheng and Fuxi: Chen Sheng's contempt for Fuxi's arrogance leads him to strike Fuxi with powerful lightning, showing his disdain for such behavior.
• Nuwa (Imposter) and Chen Sheng: Nuwa pleads for Fuxi's mercy, while Chen Sheng remains unyielding, highlighting their differing views on punishment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Sheng, a Grand Unity cultivator, confronts Fuxi, a Quasi-Saint, for spreading rumors about Nuwa.
• Fuxi is severely punished with divine thunder, leading to a misunderstanding between Nuwa and Chen Sheng.
• Nuwa reveals that Fuxi is her brother, causing Chen Sheng to realize his mistake.

Character Developments

• Chen Sheng: Initially portrayed as a just and righteous cultivator, he becomes aggressive and misunderstands Nuwa's intentions. He later realizes his error.
• Nuwa: She pleads for her brother's life, showing her compassion and familial bond. She eventually reveals their relationship to clear the misunderstanding.
• Fuxi: Despite his misdeeds, Fuxi shows vulnerability and helplessness, highlighting the sibling bond with Nuwa.

Significant Themes

• Misunderstandings and Communication: The chapter revolves around a misunderstanding between Nuwa and Chen Sheng, emphasizing the importance of clear communication.
• Family Bond: The sibling bond between Nuwa and Fuxi is a central theme, showing Nuwa's willingness to protect her brother despite his wrongdoings.

Character Interactions

• Chen Sheng and Nuwa: Their interaction starts with Chen Sheng misunderstanding Nuwa's intentions, leading to a tense situation. It ends with Nuwa revealing the truth, resolving the misunderstanding.
• Chen Sheng and Fuxi: Their interaction is aggressive, with Chen Sheng punishing Fuxi for his misdeeds. However, it's revealed that Fuxi is Nuwa's brother, changing the dynamics of their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Sheng meets two individuals claiming to be Nuwa and Fuxi, primordial deities.
• Fuxi attacks Chen Sheng, who easily defeats him with two lightning strikes.
• Nuwa and Fuxi leave after Nuwa apologizes for Fuxi's behavior.

Character Developments

• Chen Sheng: Shows immense power and a calm, sarcastic demeanor. He's disdainful of self-righteous individuals.
• Nuwa: Remains polite and understanding despite her brother's behavior. She's protective of Chen Sheng, hinting at a possible affection or respect.
• Fuxi: Initially arrogant and aggressive, he becomes submissive after his defeat. He's protective of his sister but disbelieves her claims about Chen Sheng's strength.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The interaction highlights the power imbalance between Chen Sheng and the siblings, with Chen Sheng's strength being the deciding factor.
• Identity and Deception: The siblings' claims of being Nuwa and Fuxi are initially doubted by Chen Sheng, raising questions about their true identities and intentions.
• Relationships: The sibling dynamics between Nuwa and Fuxi are explored, showing their protective nature towards each other despite their differences.

Character Interactions

• Chen Sheng and Fuxi: Their interaction is hostile, with Chen Sheng showing no respect for Fuxi's self-proclaimed status as a Demon Emperor.
• Nuwa and Chen Sheng: Nuwa is polite and respectful towards Chen Sheng, apologizing for Fuxi's behavior and hinting at a possible admiration or respect.
• Nuwa and Fuxi: Their sibling bond is evident, with Fuxi being protective of Nuwa despite his disapproval of her actions. Nuwa, in turn, protects Chen Sheng from Fuxi's accusations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi and Nuwa have a conversation where Nuwa clarifies that she didn't trap Fuxi and doesn't have a Dao Companion, leaving Fuxi with doubts.
• Jieyin Daoist and Zhunti Daoist, seeking the secret to Nuwa's sainthood, sneak into Chen Sheng's cave dwelling, unaware of his presence and the true power of his cultivation place.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: She reveals her respect for the Grand Unity (Chen Sheng), hinting at his hidden power.
• Fuxi: He begins to question his initial assumptions about Nuwa and the Grand Unity.
• Jieyin Daoist and Zhunti Daoist: They display their greed and impulsiveness in seeking power.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and enlightenment in the Primordial Era.
• The respect and awe for the Grand Unity (Chen Sheng) and his cultivation place.
• The theme of hidden strength and deception, as Chen Sheng allows the Western pair to enter his cave dwelling without revealing his presence.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Fuxi: They interact as siblings, with Nuwa clarifying her stance and Fuxi expressing his doubts.
• Jieyin Daoist and Zhunti Daoist: They display a brotherly bond, agreeing to explore Chen Sheng's cave dwelling together, driven by greed and ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jieyin and Zhunti, two Quasi-Saints, discover a cave dwelling with exceptionally rich Dao charm, perfect for cultivation.
• They believe this place might hold the secret to Nuwa's attainment of Sainthood.
• They explore the cave, finding an Enlightenment Tea Tree, one of the Ten Great Innate Spiritual Roots, which enhances their understanding of laws.

Character Developments

• Jieyin and Zhunti show ambition and greed, willing to take risks to gain the secret of Nuwa's Sainthood.
• They exhibit caution, considering the possibility of offending Nuwa, but ultimately decide to proceed.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and greed vs. caution and fear.
• The pursuit of power and enlightenment.
• The significance of the Ten Great Innate Spiritual Roots in the Primordial Era.

Character Interactions

• Jieyin and Zhunti exchange ideas and decisions, showing a level of trust and agreement between them.
• They consider the possibility of encountering someone guarding the cave, showing awareness of Nuwa's power and potential consequences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fusang Fruit and Moon Laurel Tree found, valuable for forging Magic Treasures and having extremely hard material.
• Zhunti and Jieyin discover an Enlightenment Tea Tree, which could greatly benefit the West if transported there.
• They find a Broken Sword, an Innate Supreme Treasure, and attempt to take it and the Enlightenment Tea Tree.
• Trapped in a Formation when trying to take the sword and tree, they can't break it despite their combined efforts.

Character Developments

• Zhunti and Jieyin's greed and ambition are evident as they prioritize taking the treasures for their own gain.
• Their initial excitement turns to frustration and confusion when they can't break the Formation.

Significant Themes

• Greed and ambition leading to consequences.
• The power of formations and their importance in protecting valuable items.

Character Interactions

• Zhunti and Jieyin work together initially to take the treasures but struggle to break the Formation.
• Their interaction reveals their shared ambition and greed, as they both want the treasures for the West.

Key Plot Points/Events

• Zhunti and Jieyin Daoists attempt to steal the broken sword and Enlightenment Tea Tree but are scared off by its power.
• Chen Sheng emerges from the cave, inspects the sword, and discards it.
• Zhunti and Jieyin Daoists escape, losing their hair (and thus their Origin Power) in the process.
• Laozi visits Nuwa to inquire about becoming a Saint.

Character Developments

• Zhunti Daoist: Loses his hair (and Origin Power) and is distraught about his baldness.
• Jieyin Daoist: Shows concern for Zhunti's well-being but also expresses determination to steal the treasures again.
• Chen Sheng: Shows no interest in the broken sword, suggesting he knows its true value or lack thereof.
• Laozi: Becomes anxious about not achieving sainthood and seeks Nuwa's advice.

Significant Themes

• Greed and its consequences (Zhunti and Jieyin's failed theft and loss of Origin Power).
• The value of wisdom and discernment (Chen Sheng's indifference to the broken sword).
• The pursuit of power and enlightenment (Laozi's quest for sainthood).

Character Interactions

• Zhunti and Jieyin Daoists: Display a brotherly bond, with Jieyin comforting Zhunti about his baldness.
• Chen Sheng and the Daoists: No direct interaction, but Chen Sheng's actions show he's aware of their presence and intentions.
• Laozi and Nuwa: Their interaction is implied but not shown; Laozi seeks Nuwa's advice on becoming a Saint.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa considers visiting Chen Sheng to ask about the Human Race but is hesitant.
• Laozi visits Nuwa seeking secrets to become a Saint, but Nuwa reveals she doesn't know any.
• Nuwa suggests they visit a reclusive Great Master together, who might know about Laozi's fortune.
• Nuwa and Laozi travel to Chen Sheng's residence. Nuwa introduces herself as a palace maid to maintain her cover.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Shows concern for Chen Sheng's feelings, maintains her secretive nature, and is willing to help Laozi.
• Laozi: Desperate to find a way to become a Saint, respects Nuwa's privacy, and follows her advice.
• Chen Sheng: Maintains his reclusive lifestyle, is visited by Nuwa and Laozi, and considers taking a disciple.

Significant Themes

• Secrecy and Reclusiveness: Nuwa maintains her secret about the Human Race, and Chen Sheng lives in seclusion.
• Desire for Knowledge/Power: Laozi seeks a way to become a Saint, reflecting the theme of ambition and pursuit of knowledge.
• Friendship and Assistance: Nuwa offers to help Laozi, showing camaraderie among mythical beings.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Laozi: They exchange pleasantries, and Nuwa offers to help Laozi find answers about his fortune.
• Nuwa and Chen Sheng: Nuwa visits Chen Sheng, maintaining her cover as a palace maid to avoid revealing her true identity.
• Laozi and Chen Sheng: Laozi meets Chen Sheng for the first time, following Nuwa's advice to not reveal his identity as Grand Clarity Daoist.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Laozi visits Chen Sheng at Nuwa's insistence.
• Laozi asks about the next Saint's appearance; Chen Sheng predicts it'll be Laozi himself through merit.
• Laozi dismisses Chen Sheng's prediction, angering him.
• Nuwa intervenes to prevent conflict.
• Chen Sheng serves tea to Nuwa and Laozi, with Laozi receiving only two drops, indicating his displeasure.

Character Developments

• Chen Sheng: Shows irritation when disrespected, but maintains composure; displays petty behavior by serving minimal tea to Laozi.
• Laozi: Initially dismissive of Chen Sheng, becomes furious when disrespected; astonished by the tea's quality but upset by the small serving.

Significant Themes

• Respect and Dignity: Characters react strongly to perceived disrespect.
• Power Dynamics: Laozi, as a future Saint, expects deference, but Chen Sheng, despite being a Grand Unity, commands respect.
• Humor: Chen Sheng's pettiness in serving tea is used for comedic effect.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa acts as a mediator between Chen Sheng and Laozi, showing concern for both.
• Chen Sheng and Laozi's interaction is tense, with Laozi's dismissive attitude angering Chen Sheng.
• Chen Sheng's pettiness is evident in his serving of tea, showing his displeasure towards Laozi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa drinks tea from the Enlightenment Tea Tree, gaining a deeper understanding of laws.
• Laozi, envious of Nuwa's progress, drinks the tea and gains significant insights into Alchemy Dao.
• Laozi asks Chen Sheng about achieving sainthood through spreading the Dao.
• Chen Sheng reveals that the Golden Core Great Dao should be spread to the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Recognizes Chen Sheng's power and respects him.
• Laozi: Realizes Chen Sheng's true status, becomes humble, and seeks guidance.

Significant Themes

• Humility and recognition of one's limitations (Laozi's change in attitude).
• The power of laws and enlightenment (tea from the Enlightenment Tea Tree).
• The importance of spreading the Dao (Chen Sheng's guidance to Laozi).

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Chen Sheng: Nuwa respects Chen Sheng, but they have minimal interaction in this chapter.
• Laozi and Chen Sheng: Laozi initially disrespects Chen Sheng but later seeks his guidance humbly.
• Laozi and Nuwa: They share a moment of envy and understanding when they realize the power of the tea.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi gains enlightenment from Chen Sheng's casual remark and leaves Shouyang Mountain.
• Nuwa asks Chen Sheng if Laozi can achieve sainthood through the Human Race.
• Chen Sheng explains that the Human Race is the destined protagonist of the Primordial Era, and Nuwa understands this better.
• Chen Sheng asks Nuwa about Empress Nuwa's appearance and power, expressing disdain for Nuwa's initial response.
• Nuwa, realizing Chen Sheng doesn't believe her, decides to play along with his misunderstanding.

Character Developments

• Chen Sheng: Shows his immense strength and peculiar personality. He reveals knowledge about the Heavenly Dao's plans for the Human Race and warns Nuwa about the karma of Saints.
• Nuwa: Admires Chen Sheng's strength despite his odd behavior. She initially tries to reveal her true identity but decides to play along when Chen Sheng doesn't believe her.

Significant Themes

• The destiny of the Human Race: Chen Sheng reveals that the Human Race is the destined protagonist of the Primordial Era, and Nuwa comes to understand this better.
• The power and influence of Saints: Chen Sheng warns Nuwa about the karma of Saints, suggesting that Saints have significant influence and power.

Character Interactions

• Chen Sheng and Nuwa: They have a conversation about Laozi, the Human Race, and Empress Nuwa. Nuwa struggles to reveal her true identity to Chen Sheng, who remains skeptical. Despite this, they maintain a respectful and friendly interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Sheng expresses his admiration for Nuwa, wishing to meet her but feels his strength is insufficient.
• Laozi, after receiving guidance from Chen Sheng, returns to Kunlun Mountain, acting strangely excited and going into seclusion.
• After 100,000 years, Laozi emerges from seclusion, having comprehended the Golden Core Great Dao, causing significant changes in the Primordial Era.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Maintains her dignity and composure despite Chen Sheng's fanciful behavior.
• Laozi: Makes significant progress in his cultivation, nearing Sainthood after a 100,000-year seclusion.

Significant Themes

• The desire for power and progression (Chen Sheng's longing to meet Nuwa, Laozi's seclusion to comprehend the Golden Core Great Dao).
• The passage of time and its impact on cultivation (100,000 years passing in a blink of an eye for the characters).

Character Interactions

• Chen Sheng and Nuwa: Chen Sheng admires Nuwa, while Nuwa finds Chen Sheng's behavior peculiar.
• Laozi, Primordial Heavenly Venerate, and Tongtian Daoist: Laozi's return and subsequent seclusion cause curiosity and envy among the other two. They discuss Laozi's potential breakthrough.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi emerges from seclusion, on the verge of becoming a Saint.
• He announces his intention to achieve sainthood, causing widespread anomalies and omens across the Primordial Era.
• Laozi travels to the Human Race, revealing he has come to preach to them, offering a path to cultivation.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Shows growth in cultivation, reaching the peak of Golden Immortal and preparing to become a Saint. He demonstrates benevolence by offering to preach to the Human Race.
• Suirenshi: The leader of the Human Race, stuck at the late stage of Golden Immortal, eagerly awaits Laozi's preaching, hoping it will provide a path for the Human Race to cultivate.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Enlightenment: Laozi's journey towards sainthood and his decision to preach to the Human Race highlight the importance of cultivation and enlightenment in the Primordial Era.
• Kindness and Benevolence: Laozi's act of preaching to the Human Race, despite not being his own race, showcases kindness and benevolence, which are rewarded with gratitude and respect.

Character Interactions

• Tongtian Daoist and Primordial Heavenly Venerate greet Laozi upon his emergence from seclusion, expressing envy at his progress.
• The Human Race welcomes Laozi enthusiastically, expressing hope and gratitude for his decision to preach to them.
• Laozi interacts respectfully with the Nine Sword Star Pattern Grass, acknowledging the senior behind it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi seeks information about Chen Sheng from the Nine Sword Star Pattern Grass.
• Laozi begins teaching the Human Race, causing auspicious phenomena and attracting the attention of powerful beings.
• Laozi achieves sainthood after three thousand years of continuous preaching, establishing the Human Teachings.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Becomes a Saint, establishes the Human Teachings, and significantly improves the Human Race's overall cultivation level.
• Nuwa: Believes in Chen Sheng's words after witnessing Laozi's achievement.
• The Two from the West: Envious of Laozi's success, they curse him, wishing he wouldn't achieve sainthood.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches: Surprised but envious of Laozi's feat, knowing they can't achieve sainthood due to their innate deficiencies.

Significant Themes

• The power of teachings and guidance in shaping a race's destiny.
• The Human Race's potential and their newfound hope with Laozi's teachings.
• The envy and resentment caused by Laozi's swift rise to sainthood.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and the Nine Sword Star Pattern Grass: The grass provides information about Chen Sheng, hinting at its master's disinterest in worldly affairs.
• Laozi and the Human Race: Laozi teaches the Human Race, causing them to break through and improve their overall cultivation level.
• Nuwa and Laozi: Nuwa is astonished by Laozi's achievement, confirming her belief in Chen Sheng's words.
• The Two from the West and Laozi: They curse Laozi out of envy, wishing he wouldn't achieve sainthood.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches and Laozi: They watch Laozi's preaching with envy, knowing they can't achieve sainthood due to their innate deficiencies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi achieves sainthood, shocking the Primordial Era's major powers.
• Laozi takes Xuandu, a human with exceptional cultivation foundation, as his disciple.
• Laozi returns to Kunlun Mountain, where Primordial Heavenly Venerate and Tongtian Daoist ask about his sainthood secrets.
• Laozi plans to visit Nuwa's Dao Companion to express gratitude.
• Tensions escalate between the Demon Clan and Witch Clan, leading to casualties among Primordial Era beings.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Achieves sainthood, takes Xuandu as his disciple, and plans to visit Nuwa's Dao Companion.
• Primordial Heavenly Venerate and Tongtian Daoist: Express envy and desire to achieve sainthood, accompany Laozi to visit Nuwa's Dao Companion.
• Xuandu: A human with remarkable cultivation foundation, becomes Laozi's disciple.
• Houtu: Feels sadness and helplessness at the casualties caused by the Demon Clan and Witch Clan's conflict.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and envy: Primordial Heavenly Venerate and Tongtian Daoist feel envy towards Laozi's achievement and desire sainthood.
• Gratitude and debt: Laozi feels grateful to Nuwa's Dao Companion and plans to visit them.
• Consequences of conflict: Houtu's sadness highlights the casualties and suffering caused by the Demon Clan and Witch Clan's escalating tensions.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and Primordial Heavenly Venerate/Tongtian Daoist: Laozi shares his sainthood experience, and they plan to visit Nuwa's Dao Companion together.
• Laozi and Xuandu: Laozi takes Xuandu as his disciple, showing his recognition of Xuandu's potential.
• Houtu and the casualties: Houtu's sadness reflects the impact of the Demon Clan and Witch Clan's conflict on the Primordial Era's beings.