Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei is reborn into a world where the Stone Light Emperor Xueyin is revered as the Ancestor Witch, and his parents are part of the Supernatural races.
• Zhu Zhengwei keeps his rebirth a secret and plans to cultivate in seclusion for the next twenty years.
• At three years old, he reaches Tier 2 in cultivation. By five, he's at Tier 3, and at ten, he's a top-tier Strong Practitioner at Tier 5.
• A heavily wounded cultivator, pursued by a giant beast, disrupts the peace of Zhu Zhengwei's village.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: He is now a child with a secret past life, determined to cultivate diligently and keep his rebirth hidden. He's also considering how to use his previous life's body.
• Zhu Zhengwei's family: His parents and eldest brother are now healthy and part of the Supernatural races. They keep Zhu Zhengwei's secret.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Power: Zhu Zhengwei's primary goal is to cultivate and gain power, reflecting the theme of personal growth and self-improvement.
• Secrecy and Identity: Zhu Zhengwei keeps his rebirth a secret, exploring the theme of identity and the consequences of revealing one's true self.
• Interaction vs. Isolation: Zhu Zhengwei initially plans to cultivate in isolation but eventually decides to interact with the outside world, highlighting the theme of societal engagement.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei interacts with his family, keeping his secret and discussing his plans with them.
• Zhu Zhengwei's interaction with the outside world is limited, but it's hinted that he might engage with the wounded cultivator who arrives at his village.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chu Tiange, a cultivation genius from Chujia Town, is crippled and hunted after his betrothed is taken by a noble from the Land of Tian.
• He is saved by Zhu Zhengwei, a powerful expert with a mysterious past, who offers to help him seek revenge.
• Zhu Zhengwei teaches Chu Tiange's younger brother, Zhang Song, cultivation methods and uses Chu Tiange as a laborer and teacher.
• Zhu Zhengwei cultivates to the peak of the Sixth Order and plans to leave the mountain to explore the world.

Character Developments

• Chu Tiange: From a despairing, crippled fugitive, he becomes hopeful and determined to seek revenge, eventually finding purpose in teaching Zhang Song.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Grows from a child into a gentle and calm young adult, perfecting his cultivation to the peak of the Sixth Order. He decides to leave the mountain to explore the world.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and Redemption: Chu Tiange's primary motivation is to seek revenge and redeem his lost life.
• Cultivation and Growth: Zhu Zhengwei's journey focuses on cultivating his powers and exploring the world, symbolizing personal growth and self-discovery.
• The Absurdity of the World: The world is filled with strange and absurd phenomena due to genetic modifications left by the Stone Light Emperor Xueyin.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Chu Tiange: Zhu Zhengwei saves Chu Tiange and offers him a chance at revenge, while Chu Tiange becomes a teacher and laborer for Zhu Zhengwei's family.
• Zhu Zhengwei and Zhang Song: Zhu Zhengwei teaches his younger brother cultivation methods and cares for his family, showing his growth into a responsible adult.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Dantian Country, despite its balanced power, is considered weak among the dozen Witchcraft Countries.
• Chu Tiange, a young man with a crippled Dantian, returns to his homeland after a decade of seclusion to find significant changes.
• The Dantian Country has developed a new cultivation method, the Nascent Soul Method (Kishimojin), exclusive to women, which involves gestating a divine infant in the Dantian for years, resulting in a powerful Nascent Soul upon birth.
• Princess Heli, now Empress Heli, has unified the Dantian Country and conscripted women with exceptional aptitude to cultivate this method.

Character Developments

• Chu Tiange: Initially confident and talkative, he becomes disheartened upon learning about his fiancée's marriage and the Dantian Country's advancements. He seeks Zhu Zhengwei's help to re-cultivate his Dantian.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Maintains his enigmatic and authoritative demeanor, offering to help Chu Tiange cultivate a Nascent Soul despite his gender.

Significant Themes

• The balance of power among the Witchcraft Countries.
• The development of new cultivation methods and their consequences.
• The role of gender in cultivation and societal dynamics.

Character Interactions

• Chu Tiange and Zhu Zhengwei: Chu Tiange seeks Zhu Zhengwei's help in re-cultivating his Dantian, while Zhu Zhengwei offers unconventional assistance.
• Chu Tiange and the Old Servant: The old servant updates Chu Tiange on the changes in the Dantian Country and his family's situation.
• Chu Tiange and the Dantian Country's new reality: Chu Tiange struggles to accept the changes in his homeland and the new cultivation method that excludes men.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei, with his advanced genetic engineering knowledge, helps Chu Tiange rebirth and cultivate using a Nascent Soul method, which involves giving birth.
• After 30 years, Chu Tiange gives birth and regains his cultivation, then challenges the Dantian Kingdom's power dynamics.
• Chu Tiange unifies the Dantian Kingdom and other Ancestor Witch Nations, becoming the Yin-Yang Convergence Chu Heavenly Emperor.
• He faces threats from the mysterious Deep Sea Kingdom and the powerful Feather Clan in the distant ocean.

Character Developments

• Chu Tiange: From a crippled cultivator to a powerful Nascent Soul cultivator, he regains his strength and status, ultimately unifying the Ancestor Witch Nations.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Though not directly involved in the action, he plays a crucial role in Chu Tiange's rebirth and cultivation, acting as a mentor and guide.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Rebirth: The chapter explores the concept of cultivation and rebirth, with Chu Tiange's Nascent Soul method involving giving birth to regain his cultivation.
• Power Dynamics: The shift in power dynamics within the Dantian Kingdom and the Ancestor Witch Nations is a central theme, with Chu Tiange challenging and ultimately changing the status quo.

Character Interactions

• Chu Tiange and Zhu Zhengwei: The mentor-mentee relationship between Chu Tiange and Zhu Zhengwei is key, with Zhu Zhengwei guiding Chu Tiange's cultivation and rebirth.
• Chu Tiange and Empress Heli: Though not directly interacting in this chapter, their relationship is mentioned, with Chu Tiange seeking her out after his rebirth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• 1002 New Calendar Year: Chu Tiange, the first Heavenly Emperor of Longevity, has ruled for over a century.
• Hero Yi challenges Chu Tiange, leading to a day-long battle. Chu Tiange wins but feels no joy.
• Chu Tiange issues decrees to protect the Wind Blood Country, unify the Witch nations, and enslave humans.
• The Witch race attacks the Land of Life Fairies, igniting the Shaman-Demon War.
• Zhu Zhengwei returns home for the New Year, finds the world changed, and decides to continue exploring the world.

Character Developments

• Chu Tiange: Becomes the most powerful being in the world, but feels fear and dependence on his power. He develops a determination to improve the Witch race.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Interferes with the era's development secretly. He decides to continue exploring the world and prepare for the next phase of world expansion.

Significant Themes

• The unfairness of opportunities and birth.
• The rapid development of civilization leading to conflict and war.
• The cycle of civilizations and the rise and fall of races.

Character Interactions

• Chu Tiange and Hero Yi: Their battle highlights Chu Tiange's power and his inner conflict about his abilities.
• Zhu Zhengwei and his family: Zhu Zhengwei interacts with his family, giving a red envelope to his nephew and setting off firecrackers with him. He decides to leave to continue exploring the world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei takes his elder brother's son, Zhang Tu, to see the outside world and the starry sky.
• They fly over the territory of the Blood Winning Country, now unified under the new mythical emperor, Chu Tiange.
• Zhu Zhengwei reveals that Chu Tiange was once a servant in their family.
• They reach the edge of the world, and Zhang Tu sees the vast Universe filled with planets and stars for the first time.
• Zhu Zhengwei plans to modify the starry sky illusion and create a prehistoric ruin mural to explain the world's expansion.

Character Developments

• Zhang Tu: Becomes more curious and ambitious after seeing the starry sky, understanding the insignificance of Earth's conflicts.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Reflects on the challenges of creating and maintaining a world, planning to improve the cultivation mechanism using Immortal Grass and ten suns.

Significant Themes

• The vastness and insignificance of the Universe compared to Earth.
• The desire for power and exploration among living beings.
• The challenges and responsibilities of creating and maintaining a world.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Zhang Tu: Uncle and nephew bond over their shared experience of seeing the starry sky, with Zhu Zhengwei guiding Zhang Tu's perspective on power and ambition.
• Zhu Zhengwei and the Little Elf: The Little Elf assists Zhu Zhengwei in bringing Zhang Tu to see the outside world and the starry sky.

In the year 1051 of the New Calendar, the Heavenly Emperor Chu Tiange, despite his immense power, is unable to defeat the Golden Sun Crow, a powerful demonic beast. After a hundred years of reflection and preparation, he resorts to unorthodox methods, killing strong practitioners from eleven kingdoms and using their limbs to create a battle armor body, which he uses to defeat the Golden Sun Crow. This victory unifies the Twelve Ancestor Witch Nations and brings a period of prosperity. However, Chu Tiange, driven by ambition and a desire to see the world beyond, decides to ascend to the heavens to recreate them. He leads a group of ministers and Immortal Grass, riding giant flying birds, and soars into the clouds, leaving behind his legacy as the Yin Yang Emperor Ancestor.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Heavenly Emperor Chu Tiange's struggle against the Golden Sun Crow
• Chu Tiange's decision to use unorthodox methods to defeat the Golden Sun Crow
• The unification of the Twelve Ancestor Witch Nations after the Golden Sun Crow's defeat
• Chu Tiange's ambition to see the world beyond and his decision to ascend to the heavens

Character Developments

• Heavenly Emperor Chu Tiange: Initially frustrated by his inability to defeat the Golden Sun Crow, he becomes determined to defeat it at any cost, leading to his use of unorthodox methods. His ambition grows after the victory, driving him to attempt to recreate the heavens.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and its consequences
• The struggle against seemingly insurmountable odds
• The pursuit of freedom and a carefree life

Character Interactions

• Heavenly Emperor Chu Tiange and the Golden Sun Crow: Their ongoing battle is a central conflict throughout the chapter.
• Chu Tiange and his ministers/Immortal Grass: They support Chu Tiange's decision to ascend to the heavens, accompanying him on his final journey.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Shaman Zhu World's fleet reaches the dome above their world.
• Chu Tiandi performs a ritual with Immortal Grass to open the heavens.
• The fleet discovers a vast starry sky filled with life planets and ancient ruins.
• They explore the ancient ruins and find murals depicting a civilization's demise due to ten suns burning the sky.

Character Developments

• Chu Tiandi demonstrates his power and leadership by opening the heavens.
• The NPCs and players are filled with awe and disbelief upon seeing the true world and ancient history.

Significant Themes

• The vastness and mystery of the universe.
• The cyclical nature of life and civilization.
• The struggle against overwhelming odds and the pursuit of power.

Character Interactions

• Chu Tiandi interacts with his subjects, demonstrating his power and leadership.
• The NPCs and players explore the ancient ruins together, sharing their discoveries and reactions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancestor Witches and Strong Practitioners discover a Prehistoric Ruins with a passage describing a realm of "Vast Yin and Yang shift, Divine lifespan like morning dew."
• They realize this realm is beyond their understanding, even surpassing the Archaic Civilizations of the past.
• They deduce that the Golden Crows might be the source of Qi for their civilization and that the Immortal Grasses and the archer Yi's lineage might be connected to this past.
• They leave the ruins as the cracks in the World Membrane heal, and their world returns to normal.
• Emperor Chu Heavenly Emperor and his ministers discuss their world's expansion, the origin of Immortal Grasses, and the true face of history.
• They decide to develop their civilization further by creating new "Golden Crows" for Qi emission, establishing defense lines, and researching methods to leave their universe.

Character Developments

• Emperor Chu Heavenly Emperor shows wisdom and strategic thinking in planning for his civilization's future.
• The ministers display caution and concern for their civilization's well-being.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of civilization and its eventual decline.
• The pursuit of Longevity and the true realm of Longevity.
• The interconnectedness of past and present civilizations.

Character Interactions

• Emperor Chu Heavenly Emperor and his ministers discuss and plan for their civilization's future.
• The ministers express their concerns and opinions, contributing to the decision-making process.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei, now outside the Dream World, reflects on his creation and plans to provide the world's inhabitants with dreams and work.
• Chu Tiange, the Sun-Chasing Great Emperor, breaks through to the Seventh Order realm after a century of seclusion and preaches the Dao in the sky.
• The Witch Tribe Continent prospers with countless talents and Strong Practitioners emerging, developing unique racial cultivation techniques.
• Chu Tiange, nearing the end of his lifespan, travels the world incognito and reflects on his life.
• In his final moments, Chu Tiange meets Zhu Zhengwei, who bids him farewell, and sings a heartfelt song about his life and the era's prosperity.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: Reflects on his creation and plans for the world's inhabitants, feels the passage of time and the departure of Human Emperors.
• Chu Tiange: Breaks through to the Seventh Order realm, reflects on his life and regrets, accepts his impending death, and meets Zhu Zhengwei in his final moments.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the impermanence of life.
• The prosperity and development of civilization under a strong ruler.
• The acceptance of fate and the pursuit of a fulfilling life.
• The carefree and joyful life of a wandering hero.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Chu Tiange: Zhu Zhengwei reflects on guiding Chu Tiange and feels a mix of emotions as he bids him farewell.
• Chu Tiange and the Young Boy: Chu Tiange recognizes the boy as the child of his childhood friend and feels a connection to his past.
• Zhu Zhengwei and the Young Boy: Zhu Zhengwei mentors the young boy and shares his wisdom about life and freedom with him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Emperor of the Ancestor Shaman Dynasty dies of old age.
• Zhu Zhengwei, the ancestor of the Shaman Zhu Kingdom, reflects on the impermanence of life and the inevitability of death.
• The death of the Emperor marks the end of a golden age and the beginning of a new era of chaos.
• Zhu Zhengwei plans to promote the development of civilization and elevate the world's level further.
• He also decides to forcefully open the Monster Ancestor's secret realm, which opens every five hundred years.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei shows his wisdom and foresight, reflecting on the mortality of even the most powerful beings and planning for the future.
• Zhang Tu, Zhu Zhengwei's nephew, demonstrates resilience and maintains his original intentions despite gaining great power.

Significant Themes

• Mortality and Impermanence: The death of the Emperor underscores the inevitability of death, even for the most powerful beings.
• Progress and Development: Zhu Zhengwei's focus on promoting civilization and elevating the world's level highlights the theme of progress and development.
• Secrecy and Openness: The Monster Ancestor's secretive behavior contrasts with Zhu Zhengwei's desire for openness and sharing of knowledge.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Zhang Tu: Zhu Zhengwei shares his wisdom with his nephew, who shows respect and willingness to learn.
• Zhu Zhengwei and the Monster Ancestor: Zhu Zhengwei expresses frustration with the Monster Ancestor's secrecy and plans to forcefully open his secret realm.

Key Plot Points and Events

+ Zhu Zhengwei reaches the Great Perfection of the Sixth Order in reality, gaining significant physical enhancements and supernatural abilities.
+ Zheng Linshou, Zeng Civen, and Zheng Weiwei discuss the mysterious Game, discovering its potential benefits and the possibility of it being related to ancient mythological civilizations.

Character Developments

+ Zhu Zhengwei: Becomes stronger and gains new abilities in reality, demonstrating increased confidence and heroism.
+ Zheng Weiwei: Shows curiosity and imagination, suggesting that Players might be descendants of the Golden Crow.
+ Zheng Linshou and Zeng Civen: Display determination to uncover the truth about the Game and its connection to their world.

Significant Themes

+ The blurring line between reality and the supernatural.
+ The pursuit of power, strength, and Longevity.
+ The exploration of ancient mythological civilizations and their connection to the present world.

Character Interactions

+ Zhu Zhengwei interacts with his classmates and professors, demonstrating his time management skills and ability to balance his life in reality with his adventures in the Game.
+ Zheng Linshou, Zeng Civen, and Zheng Weiwei collaborate to investigate the Game, sharing their findings and theories about its origins and purpose.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The characters analyze the 'Deity' incident and conclude that the being fits the definition of a god.
• They infer that this deity has influenced Earth's history and may pose a threat or be an ally.
• They analyze the deity's personality, artistic nature, and care for his family.
• They decide to create a game company as a front to promote the deity's plan and eliminate potential threats.

Character Developments

• Zheng Linshou: Shows leadership and strategic thinking, considering the worst-case scenario and maintaining vigilance towards the deity.
• Zheng Weiwei: Becomes displeased when Zheng Linshou suggests caution towards the deity, showing her naivety and trust in the deity's benevolence.
• Zeng Civen: Remains neutral and seeks Zheng Linshou's opinion on the next course of action.

Significant Themes

• The influence of the deity on Earth's history and civilization.
• The potential threat or alliance of the deity.
• The yearning for Longevity and spiritual Qi resurgence.
• Vigilance and caution towards potential threats.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Linshou, Zheng Weiwei, and Zeng Civen interact as equals, discussing and analyzing the deity incident systematically.
• Zheng Linshou and Zheng Weiwei have a minor disagreement regarding the deity's intentions, with Zheng Weiwei being more trusting and Zheng Linshou being more cautious.
• Zeng Civen seeks Zheng Linshou's opinion, showing respect for his experience and wisdom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei breaks through to the Seventh Order, becoming a superhuman in Reality.
• He contemplates his three worlds: the Main World, Junkyard World, and Underworld Dreamscape.
• He decides to focus on promoting the mass production of the Seventh Order in the Ancestor Witch world for his Reality self to break through.
• He decides to change his body to live an ordinary life, choosing his previous mortal body from Zhujing Village.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei's power and intelligence continue to grow, leading him to seek new challenges and experiences.
• He expresses frustration with the weird developments of his bloodline by others and decides to create the Seventh Order method himself.
• He expresses a desire for a normal life, free from the restrictions of his divine status.

Significant Themes

• The desire for normalcy and freedom from divine restrictions.
• The consequences of divine intervention and the impact on others.
• The struggle between order and disorder, as represented by the Main World and Junkyard World.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei interacts with his roommates, but his thoughts are focused on his worlds and plans.
• He reflects on the developments of his bloodline by others, expressing frustration and a desire to take control.
• He does not interact with any other characters in this chapter, as his thoughts are internal monologues.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A young man, Zhu Zhengwei, falls from the sky onto a ship, surprising the crew.
• He asks about the current era, revealing he's from the prehistoric era.
• Zhu Zhengwei explains the existence of secret realms and prehistoric civilizations.
• He integrates into the ship's life, helping with tasks and making friends.
• Zhu Zhengwei sets up a lab on the deck to research the Seventh Order of cultivation.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: Initially naive and curious, he shows adaptability and a strong work ethic. He's also highly intelligent, quickly understanding and applying new knowledge.
• Lin Anna: She's initially shocked and wary of Zhu Zhengwei but becomes more accepting and friendly towards him as they interact.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and integration into new environments.
• The passage of time and the changes it brings.
• The pursuit of knowledge and personal growth.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei interacts with the ship's crew, initially causing shock and awe but quickly gaining their acceptance and friendship.
• Zhu Zhengwei shares his knowledge and experiences with Lin Anna, who listens attentively and learns from him.
• Zhu Zhengwei's interactions with the crew are characterized by mutual respect and a willingness to learn from each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei, now a mortal, borrows Divine Blood's authority to temporarily possess Seventh Order mental power, allowing him to see the microscopic world.
• He arrives at the Port of the New World Islands, ruled by a near-Emperor level Strong Practitioner, a half-Seventh Order.
• He meets Lin Anna, a talented Minotaur, and decides to help her and her crew become stronger.
• Over the years, Zhu Zhengwei trains and experiments on the crew, helping them become powerful Strong Practitioners.
• Lin Anna becomes a formidable Sixth Order Strong Practitioner.
• Zhu Zhengwei reveals his ability to alter cell structures, creating the Qimen Bailian technique called Divine Gate.
• They plan to infiltrate the Forest of Elves to obtain a branch from the Tree of Life and disrupt a slave auction held there.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: He continues his research on mental power and cell structures, becoming a ship's doctor for Lin Anna's crew. He develops the Divine Gate technique.
• Lin Anna: She advances to the Sixth Order under Zhu Zhengwei's guidance and becomes a renowned Strong Practitioner, unafraid of injury due to Zhu Zhengwei's support.

Significant Themes

• The power of determination and hard work, as seen in Lin Anna's and her crew's transformation.
• The importance of support and logistics in combat, as demonstrated by Zhu Zhengwei's role as a ship's doctor.
• The potential for change and revolution, hinted at by Lin Anna's desire to disrupt the slave auction.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Lin Anna: Their relationship evolves from mentor and mentee to partners in adventure, with Zhu Zhengwei providing support and guidance, and Lin Anna leading the crew in combat.
• Lin Anna and her crew: They grow stronger together under Zhu Zhengwei's guidance, becoming a formidable force in the southwestern ocean.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The crew attends a slave auction on Life Island, witnessing the enslavement of various races, including Humans.
• Lin Anna, disguised as a Silver Hao Wolf King, leads a rebellion to free the slaves, causing chaos and destruction.
• The Twelve Shaman Nations issue bounties for the crew's capture, marking them as wanted criminals.
• Zhu Zhengwei begins cultivating a branch of the Tree of Life, transforming it into a living, growing ship.

Character Developments

• Lin Anna demonstrates her bravery and determination to fight against oppression, even in the face of certain death.
• Zhu Zhengwei reveals his confidence and resourcefulness, hinting at hidden abilities and plans.
• The crew members show resilience and acceptance of their dire situation, preparing to face the challenges ahead.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for dominance and freedom among different races.
• The harsh reality of a slave society and the consequences of challenging the powerful.
• The importance of perseverance and determination in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Lin Anna and Zhu Zhengwei work together, with Lin Anna leading the rebellion and Zhu Zhengwei providing support and encouragement.
• The crew members interact with Zhu Zhengwei, showing trust in his abilities and determination to face the upcoming trials.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Life Ship faces relentless attacks from pseudo-Seventh Order practitioners and the Twelve Ancestor Shaman Nations.
• Zhu Zhengwei breaks through to the Seventh Order to help defend the ship.
• Lin Anna successfully uses the Boundary Breaking Bead to become the first true top-tier Seventh Order practitioner in the new era.
• Zhu Zhengwei and Lin Anna decide to establish an academy on the Life Ship to teach others the Boundary Breaking Bead method.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: Breaks through to the Seventh Order, remains casual and uninhibited in his approach to life, and decides not to become the Great Emperor.
• Lin Anna: Becomes the first true top-tier Seventh Order practitioner, shows concern for the world's well-being, and decides to spread the Boundary Breaking Bead method.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and control in the new era.
• The pursuit of strength and breaking through limits.
• The importance of mentorship and education, as seen in Zhu Zhengwei's training of Lin Anna and their decision to establish an academy.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Lin Anna: They work together to defend the Life Ship and decide to spread the Boundary Breaking Bead method, showing a mentor-mentee relationship with mutual respect and understanding.
• The Twelve Ancestor Shaman Nations and the pseudo-Seventh Order practitioners: They relentlessly attack the Life Ship, showing their desire to maintain their power and control in the new era.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhu Zhengwei, after helping the Minotaur girls, feels he's conquered the era and ponders his next move.
• He decides to establish the Life Ship Academy, preach the Dao, and make the world more interesting.
• He announces that the Ancient Toad Palace Ship will train disciples from any race, with no restrictions, to help them reach the Emperor Realm (Seventh Order).
• The news causes a global stir, with many strong practitioners and races eager to join, including the Beast King, Ancestor Witches, and humans like Qin Xiao.

Character Developments

• Zhu Zhengwei: He evolves from a Deity-like figure to a more mortal, introspective perspective, deciding to live his life as he pleases while still contributing to the world.
• Miss Minotaur: She remains straightforward and honest, expressing her desire for opponents to challenge her.
• Qin Xiao: He shows determination and pride in his human race, despite their weaknesses, and seizes the opportunity to better their situation.

Significant Themes

• The desire for growth, challenge, and companionship (Miss Minotaur's loneliness).
• The struggle for power and advancement among different races.
• Zhu Zhengwei's introspection on his purpose and how to live his life.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and Miss Minotaur: They discuss their next steps and Zhu Zhengwei's decision to establish the Life Ship Academy.
• Zhu Zhengwei and Lin Anna: They discuss the potential of the new era and the possibility of Lin Anna facing formidable opponents.
• Qin Xiao and his human followers: Qin Xiao inspires his people to seize the opportunity to better their race's situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Strong Practitioners enter the seaside town, where they undergo rigorous physical checks and training by Lin Shiai and Zhu Zhengwei.
• Over a decade passes, with many practitioners leaving due to the harsh training. The remaining ones prepare to break through to the Seventh Order under Zhu Zhengwei's guidance.
• Zhu Zhengwei reveals the Boundary Breaking Bead method for entering the Emperor Realm and the Divine Gate lineage, causing fear and excitement among the practitioners.

Character Developments

• Lin Shiai: Shows her boisterous and dominant nature as the vice-captain, using her Minotaur tail to physically train the practitioners.
• Zhu Zhengwei: Reveals his legendary status as the "Ghost Shaman Doctor," known for his unorthodox medical techniques and sorcery. He demonstrates his ruthless and eccentric nature while also showing a willingness to teach his methods to others.

Significant Themes

• Endurance and perseverance: The practitioners must endure harsh training to break through to the next realm.
• Fear and awe: The practitioners fear and respect Zhu Zhengwei's power and eccentricity.
• Knowledge and power: The practitioners covet Zhu Zhengwei's teachings, hoping to learn his methods to gain more power.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Zhengwei and the practitioners: Zhu Zhengwei trains and torments the practitioners, while they fear and respect him, hoping to learn his methods.
• Lin Shiai and the practitioners: Lin Shiai physically trains the practitioners, using her Minotaur tail to whip them into shape.
• Practitioners among themselves: They interact with each other, sharing their fears and excitement about the training and the prospect of learning Zhu Zhengwei's methods.