Ch. 661Why Don't You Want to Kill Me?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chu Sheng confronts the Zixia Sacred Land Elders after they attempted to capture him.
- He demands justice for their actions and sentences them to death, seizing their souls to become his puppets.
- Chu Sheng gives the Elders a choice: die and serve him eternally or watch their sect be destroyed and then have their souls seized.
- The Elders choose to die to spare their sect, and Chu Sheng keeps his word not to harm the innocent disciples.
- Chu Sheng asks for the key guarded by Zixia Sacred Land, intending to use it to enter a secret realm.
- Tantai Yuehua hands over the key, a wooden comb, but it doesn't recognize Chu Sheng.
- Chu Sheng asks why Tantai Yuehua doesn't want to kill him.
Character Developments
- Chu Sheng: Shows his ruthlessness and determination to achieve his goals, even seizing souls. He also demonstrates his confidence in his destiny and ability to overcome obstacles.
- Tantai Yuehua: Shows loyalty to her sect and its secrets but also displays fear and desperation in the face of Chu Sheng's power.
- The Zixia Sacred Land Elders: Show remorse and fear after realizing the consequences of their actions, ultimately choosing to die to protect their sect.
Significant Themes
- Power and its consequences: Chu Sheng's immense power allows him to dictate terms, but it also makes others fear and resent him.
- Destiny and fate: Chu Sheng's belief in his destiny as the chosen one drives his actions, while others grapple with the reality of their situation.
- Loyalty and sacrifice: The Elders choose to die to protect their sect, while Tantai Yuehua remains loyal to her sect's secrets despite the danger.
Character Interactions
- Chu Sheng vs. The Zixia Sacred Land Elders: A power struggle where Chu Sheng asserts his dominance and the Elders accept their fate.
- Chu Sheng vs. Tantai Yuehua: A tense exchange where Chu Sheng demands the key, and Tantai Yuehua reveals its limitations.
- The Zixia Sacred Land Elders vs. Their Sect: The Elders choose to die to protect their sect, showing their loyalty and willingness to make sacrifices.