Ch. 1661Brothers Killing One Another (cont.)
Key Plot Points and Events
- Liang Fan (the protagonist) and Yan Ming, a Quasi-God from Atlantis, battle. Liang Fan kills Yan Ming using the Heaven Seizer, a powerful sword.
- The Atlantean Sun God intervenes, easily defeating the Human Race's Great Emperors, showing the vast disparity in power between the two races.
- The Human Race's Great Emperors discuss the need to cultivate new geniuses to reach the level of God Above God to protect their race.
- Liang Fan, enraged by the betrayal of his own people, attacks Wang Yuding, a disciple of the World Emperor, despite being attacked from behind. He kills Wang Yuding using the Heaven Seizer.
Character Developments
- Liang Fan: Becomes increasingly disillusioned and angry with his own race, leading to a surge in power and a disregard for his own life.
- Yan Ming: Dies at the hands of Liang Fan.
- Wang Yuding: Killed by Liang Fan after showing fear and desperation.
Significant Themes
- Betrayal and disillusionment: Liang Fan feels betrayed by his own race, leading to his outburst of anger and disregard for his own life.
- Power dynamics: The vast difference in power between the Atlanteans and the Human Race is emphasized, highlighting the Human Race's vulnerability.
- Unity vs. infighting: The Human Race's infighting and willingness to turn on each other is contrasted with the unity of the Atlanteans, leading to Liang Fan's despair.
Character Interactions
- Liang Fan vs. Yan Ming: Liang Fan kills Yan Ming, showing his growing power and disregard for his own life.
- Liang Fan vs. Wang Yuding: Liang Fan kills Wang Yuding after a series of powerful strikes, expressing his anger and disillusionment with his own race.
- The Human Race's Great Emperors: They discuss the need to protect their race but are easily defeated by the Atlantean Sun God, highlighting their vulnerability.