Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Yi establishes the Underworld, integrating essence of Spiritual Treasures and Chaos fragments, making it denser in Spiritual Qi than ordinary Hong Huang regions.
• The Black Dragon Tribe moves into the Underworld under Li Yi's order.
• Di Jun, unable to challenge Li Yi, decides to focus on ruling the mortal realm.
• Three hundred years pass, and Di Jun seeks a wife to secure the future of the Yao Race.
• Di Jun sends Nu Wa to propose to Xi He, the Sun Star's fire spirit and Grand Unity Golden Immortal.

Character Developments

• Li Yi continues to strengthen his realm and the Underworld, demonstrating his power and influence.
• Di Jun, despite his ambitions, shows caution and strategic thinking, acknowledging Li Yi's strength and focusing on the mortal realm instead.
• Xi He, initially aloof and uninterested in worldly affairs, is presented with a significant decision regarding her personal life and the future of the Yao Race.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and influence between Li Yi, Di Jun, and other forces in the Hong Huang.
• Reincarnation and Mortality: The establishment of Reincarnation and its impact on cultivators' views on life, death, and the afterlife.
• Personal Choice vs. Duty: Xi He's decision to consider Di Jun's proposal, weighing her personal feelings against her duty to her people.

Character Interactions

• Li Yi delegates Underworld matters to his subordinates and enters seclusion.
• The Black Dragon Tribe's leader, Ao Ming, expresses satisfaction at their new status under Li Yi.
• Di Jun sends Nu Wa to propose to Xi He, showing his respect for her and his desire for a powerful alliance.
• Nu Wa acts as a matchmaker, presenting Xi He with Di Jun's proposal, marking the beginning of a potential relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xi He, the Fire Phoenix, agrees to marry Di Jun, the Emperor of the Yao Race, after Nu Wa's persuasion.
• The Yao Race sends invitations to various forces, including the Underworld, for Di Jun's wedding.
• King of Samsara attends the wedding on behalf of the Underworld, causing a tense atmosphere.

Character Developments

• Xi He shows willingness to change her lifestyle and accepts Di Jun's proposal.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi are caught off guard by the Underworld's attendance and struggle to maintain composure.
• King of Samsara demonstrates courage and calmness in attending the wedding despite the hostile atmosphere.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The wedding serves as a display of the Yao Race's power and influence, while the Underworld's attendance challenges this.
• Alliances and Enmities: The event highlights the complex relationships between different forces in Hong Huang, with alliances and enmities playing significant roles.
• Magnanimity and Dignity: The Underworld's decision to attend the wedding, despite their grievances with the Yao Race, showcases their desire to maintain their dignity and status in Hong Huang.

Character Interactions

• Xi He and Nu Wa: Nu Wa convinces Xi He to marry Di Jun, showing her influence and persuasiveness.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi: They react with anger and surprise to the Underworld's attendance, revealing their shared hostility towards the Underworld.
• Di Jun and King of Samsara: Their interaction is tense, with Di Jun trying to maintain composure while King of Samsara remains calm and unyielding.
• King of Samsara and the Underworld: The King of Samsara's attendance represents the Underworld's stance, showing their willingness to maintain their status and dignity despite the hostile environment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Jun and Xi He's wedding ceremony is held in the Heavenly Court. They receive a significant amount of merit, boosting their cultivation levels.
• Ten years pass, and the atmosphere in Hong Huang becomes tense due to constant disputes between the Witch and Yao Tribes.
• Li Yi, the Reincarnation Emperor, emerges from seclusion and decides to subdue the Phoenix Tribe to strengthen the Underworld.
• Li Yi confronts Feng Xian, the Great Elder of the Phoenix Tribe, and reveals his intention to subjugate them. He eventually succeeds with the help of his Main Body's aura.

Character Developments

• Di Jun: Gains merit from his wedding, recovering from his soul wounds and advancing in cultivation.
• Xi He: Advances to the peak of the late-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
• Nu Wa: Advances to the late stage of severing one corpse.
• Li Yi: Emerges from seclusion, plans to subdue the Phoenix Tribe, and reveals his connection to his Main Body.
• Feng Xian: Initially hesitant, she eventually agrees to follow Li Yi after sensing his Main Body's aura.

Significant Themes

• Merit and its role in cultivation advancement.
• The power dynamics between different tribes and factions.
• The consequences of Li Yi's actions and his growing influence.

Character Interactions

• Di Jun and Xi He: Share a grand wedding ceremony, receiving merit together.
• Li Yi and Feng Xian: Li Yi confronts Feng Xian, attempting to subjugate the Phoenix Tribe, with Feng Xian eventually agreeing to follow him.
• The Heavenly Court and the Underworld: The wedding ceremony in the Heavenly Court contrasts with the tense situation in Hong Huang and Li Yi's actions in the Underworld.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Yi commands Feng Xian to send 100 million Phoenix Tribe members to the Underworld, keeping the rest for cultivation.
• Li Yi visits the former Kirin Tribe site on Buzhou Mountain, finding it deserted.
• The Witch and Yao Tribes engage in full-scale conflict, with top experts Jiu Feng and the Golden Lion King clashing.
• Tai Yi intervenes to save the Golden Lion King, leading to a tense standoff with Dijiang.
• After Tai Yi's intervention, both tribes retreat, but the threat of war looms over Hong Huang.

Character Developments

• Li Yi demonstrates his power and authority by subduing the Phoenix Tribe and sending them to the Underworld.
• Jiu Feng and the Golden Lion King show their prowess in battle, highlighting the power of their respective tribes.
• Tai Yi reveals his Quasi-Saint level strength and intervenes to save the Golden Lion King.
• Dijiang, the Ancestor Witch, shows his concern for Jiu Feng and his willingness to protect her, displaying his power and authority.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance among tribes.
• The escalation of conflict and the threat of war.
• The consequences of breaking unspoken rules and the potential for all-out war.

Character Interactions

• Li Yi and Feng Xian: Li Yi gives orders, and Feng Xian obeys without question, demonstrating their hierarchical relationship.
• Jiu Feng and the Golden Lion King: Their battle showcases the power and ferocity of both the Witch and Yao Tribes.
• Tai Yi and Dijiang: Their standoff highlights the tension between the two tribes and the potential for open conflict.
• Tai Yi and the Golden Lion King: Tai Yi's intervention to save the Golden Lion King reveals his protective stance towards the Yao Tribe.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Witch Clan assembles a massive army of nearly a hundred billion warriors, ready to invade the Yao Race.
• The Witch Clan's leader, Dijiang, declares war on the Yao Race, vowing to annihilate them.
• The Witch Clan army begins its march towards the Heavenly Court, causing a stir among cultivators in the Hong Huang.
• The Yao Race prepares for war, with Di Jun ordering his demon kings to ready their armies.
• The Blood Prison City returns, led by the Blood Prison Five Ancestors, adding a layer of complexity to the impending war.

Character Developments

• Dijiang: Shows resolute leadership, ready to fight the Yao Race to protect the Witch Clan's dignity.
• Di Jun: Struggles with the decision to go to war, understanding the risks but ultimately choosing to fight for the Yao Race's survival.
• Tai Yi: Harbors deep hatred for the Witch Clan and is eager to fight, despite Di Jun's previous restraints.
• Golden Armor Ancestor: Returns with the Blood Prison City, displaying immense power and ferocity.

Significant Themes

• The inevitability of war between the Witch and Yao Tribes, driven by their conflicting interests and histories.
• The power dynamics and political intrigue within the Hong Huang, with the return of the Blood Prison City adding another layer of complexity.
• The struggle between leadership and personal desires, as seen in Di Jun and Tai Yi's differing views on war.

Character Interactions

• Dijiang and the Witch Clan army: Dijiang's declaration of war unifies the Witch Clan, ready for battle.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi: Di Jun's decision to go to war is influenced by Tai Yi's eagerness, reflecting their differing views on the Yao Race's future.
• The Blood Prison Five Ancestors: Their return signals the involvement of an ancient, powerful force in the impending war, adding tension and uncertainty.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Blood Prison City group appears, led by a powerful figure who collects 'materials' during great wars.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi, leaders of the Yao Race, sense their presence and decide to avoid conflict.
• The Witch Clan, led by Gonggong, arrives at Buzhou Mountain, challenging the Yao Race to a battle.
• A massive, decisive battle ensues between the Witch Clan and Yao Race, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.
• The battlefield is covered in blood, which is absorbed by a net-like formation and transported to a blood-colored crystal palace.
• Every time a witch dies, a silver light emerges from their sea of consciousness, forming a phantom talisman that enters the crystal palace.

Character Developments

• Di Jun and Tai Yi show leadership and wisdom in avoiding conflict with the Blood Prison City group.
• Gonggong exhibits arrogance and overconfidence in his challenge to the Yao Race.
• Both Di Jun and Gonggong demonstrate their strategic thinking and ability to rally their troops.

Significant Themes

• The brutality and futility of racial wars.
• The cycle of life and death, with the blood of the fallen nourishing the crystal palace.
• The mysterious force of the Blood Prison City group and their purpose.

Character Interactions

• Di Jun and Tai Yi work together to lead the Yao Race, showing mutual respect and understanding.
• Gonggong and Zhurong, leaders of the Witch Clan, display rivalry and competition, each trying to outdo the other in their attacks on the Yao Race.
• The interaction between the two races is characterized by intense hostility and violence, with no quarter given on either side.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Jun and Tai Yi engage in a fierce battle with the Twelve Ancestor Witches, using their respective supreme treasures.
• The Witch Clan gains the upper hand, causing the Yao Race to suffer heavy losses.
• Di Jun initiates a formation, trapping the Twelve Ancestor Witches within it.
• The Ancestor Witches struggle to break the formation, leading to a stalemate.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi gradually deplete the Ancestor Witches' magical power, planning to wear them down.

Character Developments

• Di Jun: Shows strategic prowess by using the formation to tire out the Ancestor Witches.
• Tai Yi: Demonstrates strong combat skills and coordination with Di Jun.
• Dijiang: Recognizes Di Jun's strategy and tries to warn his allies, but it's too late.
• The Twelve Ancestor Witches: Struggle against the formation and Di Jun's strategy, showing their power and resilience.

Significant Themes

• Strategy and Planning: Di Jun's use of the formation to tire out the Ancestor Witches highlights the importance of strategy and long-term planning.
• Power Dynamics: The battle showcases the power dynamics between the Yao Race and the Witch Clan, with the Witch Clan initially having the upper hand.
• Coordination and Teamwork: Di Jun and Tai Yi work together to execute their plan, while the Ancestor Witches struggle to coordinate their efforts effectively.

Character Interactions

• Di Jun and Tai Yi: They work together seamlessly, using their supreme treasures to attack the Ancestor Witches and coordinate their efforts to tire them out.
• Dijiang and the Twelve Ancestor Witches: They fight together against Di Jun and Tai Yi but struggle to break the formation and adapt to Di Jun's strategy.
• The Yao Race and the Witch Clan: The two races clash in a large-scale battle, with the Witch Clan initially gaining the upper hand due to the absence of their top experts.

• Key Plot Points and Events: The author reflects on the journey of writing the book, from its humble beginnings as a whim to its current state, nearing 10,000 favorites and weekly recommendations. The chapter focuses on the author's struggle to secure a contract with Qidian, despite the book's popularity among readers.
• Character Developments: While not a traditional narrative, the author's character is developed through their perseverance, self-doubt, and eventual determination. They start as a casual writer, face rejection and self-doubt, but ultimately find motivation in reader support and set new goals.
• Significant Themes: The primary themes are perseverance, reader support, and goal-setting. The author's journey illustrates the importance of sticking to one's goals despite obstacles and the power of reader support in driving an author's motivation.
• Character Interactions: Although not a character-driven narrative, the author interacts with readers through their writing, expressing gratitude, seeking understanding, and inviting continued support. The readers, in turn, provide encouragement, suggestions, and favor the book, driving its success.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Twelve Ancestral Witches combine their power to summon a Pangu phantom using the All-Heaven Array.
• The Pangu phantom, appearing both divine and demonic, materializes and attacks Di Jun and Tai Yi.
• Hongjun intervenes, destroying the Pangu phantom and imposing a ten-thousand-year truce between the Yao Race and the Witch Clan.
• Hongjun attacks the blood-colored crystal coffin, angering the Five Blood Prison Ancestors.

Character Developments

• The Twelve Ancestral Witches demonstrate their power and unity.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi show their desperation and willingness to accept a truce.
• Hongjun reveals his inner conflict and hatred towards the Main Body, driving him to test its strength.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of unchecked power.
• The struggle between different aspects of one's self (Hongjun vs. the Main Body).
• The importance of unity and cooperation (the Twelve Ancestral Witches).

Character Interactions

• The Twelve Ancestral Witches work together to summon the Pangu phantom.
• Di Jun and Tai Yi interact with Hongjun, showing deference and desperation.
• Hongjun interacts with the Five Blood Prison Ancestors, showing hostility and disregard for their warnings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun attempts to destroy the crystal coffin, prompting the Blood Prison Five Ancestors to intervene.
• The Main Body of the Blood Prison City reacts by pulling the crystal coffin into a black hole.
• The Three Pure Ones, Zhen Yuanzi, Ming He, and others leave the area to avoid the impending danger.
• The Main Body of the Blood Prison City appears in the Witch God Plane and attacks Hongjun with a giant golden finger, creating a sea with a single strike.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his power and determination by facing the Main Body's attack head-on.
• The Blood Prison Five Ancestors show their concern for their Main Body's safety and their subordinates' well-being.
• The Three Pure Ones, Zhen Yuanzi, Ming He, and others display their wisdom and caution by avoiding the battle.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance between Hongjun and the Main Body of the Blood Prison City.
• The consequences of actions and the potential danger they pose to others.
• The importance of wisdom and caution in the face of overwhelming power.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun faces off against the Main Body of the Blood Prison City, showcasing his strength and resolve.
• The Blood Prison Five Ancestors and the other characters leave the area to avoid the impending danger, demonstrating their concern for their own safety and that of their subordinates.
• Li Yi, the Three Pure Ones, Zhen Yuanzi, Ming He, and others discuss the situation, highlighting their camaraderie and shared understanding of the danger at hand.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun is defeated by the Main Body in a single move, shocking the Primordial World.
• The Main Body attempts to seize the Jade Butterfly of Creation fragment but is stopped by the Heavenly Dao.
• Hongjun visits Yang Mei, inviting him to join forces against the Main Body.

Character Developments

• Hongjun's defeat reveals his resentment and desperation, leading him to consider drastic measures.
• Yang Mei maintains his composure and wisdom, refusing to take unnecessary risks.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Main Body and the Heavenly Dao's intervention highlight the theme of invincibility and its limits.
• Hongjun's desperation and Yang Mei's caution emphasize the theme of risk and consequence.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Yang Mei's interaction reveals their differing attitudes towards the Main Body's threat, with Hongjun being more urgent and Yang Mei more cautious.
• The Heavenly Dao's intervention shows its protective role towards the Primordial World.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun offers Yang Mei a seventy percent chance of survival and a month of studying the Jade Butterfly of Creation in exchange for her help in the Netherworld.
• Yang Mei agrees, and Hongjun is left alone in the chaos.
• Li Yi orders the construction of temples in the Netherworld, Four Great Seas, and Southern Volcano Cluster, forming the Temple Enforcement Team.
• The Ten Yama Kings, Candle Dragon, and Feng Xian are tasked with building the temples and ensuring all beings worship Li Yi.
• Li Yi promises Rule Fragments as rewards for their service.
• The Ten Yama Kings attend Hongjun's Third Sermon, where they and other cultivators receive significant benefits.
• Hongjun announces he will distribute spiritual treasures from his collection.

Character Developments

• Hongjun shows ruthlessness in his dealings with Yang Mei, indicating his determination to achieve his goals.
• Li Yi demonstrates his ambition and strategic thinking in his plans for the Netherworld and his rewards for the Ten Yama Kings.
• The Ten Yama Kings show loyalty to Li Yi and eagerness to gain Rule Fragments and spiritual treasures.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and its consequences (Hongjun, Li Yi)
• Loyalty and rewards (Li Yi, the Ten Yama Kings)
• The power of spiritual treasures and Rule Fragments (cultivators' reactions)

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Yang Mei: Negotiation and agreement
• Li Yi and the Ten Yama Kings: Task assignment and promise of rewards
• The Ten Yama Kings and River Styx: Greetings and exchange of regards
• Hongjun and the cultivators: Distribution of spiritual treasures announced

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun distributes spiritual treasures to his disciples, including the Taiji Diagram, Pangu Banner, Four Immortal Slaying Swords, and the Mountain River Society Diagram.
• He explains the difference between Sages and Supremes, hinting at Li Yi's possible Supremacy.
• The cultivators beg for more treasures, and Hongjun directs them to the Treasure Dividing Cliff.
• Hongjun merges with the Dao, declaring that the trends of the Primordial World will not change, and he will not emerge.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his power and generosity by distributing powerful treasures to his disciples.
• The Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, and others show ambition after Hongjun's merger with the Dao.
• Zhunti and Jie Yin display their shamelessness in begging for treasures.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the distribution of resources.
• Ambition and the desire for more power.
• The difference between Sages and Supremes.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with his disciples, demonstrating favoritism towards the Three Pure Ones.
• The Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, and others interact with Hongjun, showing deference and ambition.
• Zhunti and Jie Yin interact with Hongjun, displaying shamelessness in begging for treasures.
• The cultivators in Purple Cloud Palace interact with each other, showing envy and greed for the distributed treasures.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Stone in Sword, Li Yi's disciple, breaks through to the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm after years of secluded cultivation.
• He demonstrates his newfound power by petrifying the sea and creating a massive stone sword forest.
• Li Yi appears, expressing satisfaction with Stone in Sword's progress and deciding to teach him a soul divine ability, the Nine-Colored Pagoda.
• Di Jun, the Heavenly Emperor, emerges from seclusion after perfecting the Zhou Tian Star Chart, a counter to the Witch Clan's Twelve Heavenly Gods Array.

Character Developments

• Stone in Sword: Advances to the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm, showing maturity and restraint in his cultivation.
• Li Yi: Reveals pride in his understanding of the soul path and willingness to teach Stone in Sword his Nine-Colored Pagoda technique.
• Di Jun: Overcomes frustration from his previous seclusion, perfects the Zhou Tian Star Chart, and gains confidence against the Witch Clan.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Patience: Stone in Sword's journey illustrates the importance of patience and dedication in cultivation.
• Master-Disciple Relationship: Li Yi's pride in Stone in Sword's progress and willingness to teach him a powerful technique highlight the bond between them.
• Power Dynamics: Di Jun's focus on countering the Witch Clan's array emphasizes the political and military aspects of the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Li Yi and Stone in Sword: Li Yi expresses satisfaction with Stone in Sword's progress, showing a caring and proud master-student relationship.
• Di Jun and the Witch Clan: Di Jun's thoughts reveal the ongoing tension and preparation for war with the Witch Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun seals the Azure Dragon, the leader of the four sacred beasts, using a giant light lock and the Jade Butterfly of Creation.
• He repeats this process over centuries to seal the White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, and Black Tortoise, each time facing increased backlash from the Heavenly Dao.
• A hundred years after sealing all four beasts, Hongjun glares at the Witch God Plane, sensing an improvement in the Main Body's power.

Character Developments

• Hongjun's obsession with sealing the Main Body (the Witch God) grows, leading him to push his limits and face greater risks.
• The Main Body's power increases, posing a more significant threat to Hongjun.

Significant Themes

• Obsession and its consequences: Hongjun's single-minded pursuit of sealing the Main Body leads him to push his limits and face severe backlash.
• Power dynamics: The struggle between Hongjun and the Main Body highlights the theme of power and its consequences, with each side growing stronger and more dangerous.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with the four sacred beasts, sealing them one by one, and faces the Main Body's counterattack.
• The Main Body senses Hongjun's actions and responds with a powerful attack, demonstrating their growing power and awareness of Hongjun's schemes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa, frustrated with her lack of progress in understanding the Dao, leaves her seclusion after 6,000 years.
• She observes the constant conflict between the Witch and Yao Tribes, inspiring her to create a new race.
• Nuwa shapes humans from clay, soil, and divine water, imbuing them with life and intelligence.
• After creating the Human Race, Nuwa receives a massive amount of Golden Light of Merit, allowing her to prove the Dao and become a Sage.
• She shares basic cultivation techniques with the humans and announces her intention to open a Dao Field in the chaos.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Frustrated with her lack of progress, she gains inspiration from the conflict between tribes, creates the Human Race, and ultimately proves the Dao.
• Li Yi (mentioned): Though not present, his actions (providing soil and water for Nuwa's creation) hint at his continued influence and connection to Nuwa.

Significant Themes

• Creation and Responsibility: Nuwa's creation of the Human Race raises questions about the responsibilities of creators towards their creations.
• Progress and Frustration: Nuwa's initial frustration with her lack of progress in understanding the Dao contrasts with her eventual success.
• Conflict and Inspiration: The conflict between the Witch and Yao Tribes serves as a catalyst for Nuwa's creation of the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa's interaction with the humans is brief but significant, as she imparts cultivation techniques to them before leaving for the chaos.
• Nuwa's actions spark reactions from other powerful beings, such as the Three Pure Ones, who are frustrated by her overtaking their status as potential first Sages.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Yi, upon realizing the Human Race's mediocre fortune, decides to secretly aid them.
• He orders Candle Dragon to move the new human race to the East Sea coast and have the Dragon Clan protect them.
• Li Yi creates a cultivation technique that can take one to the Mystic Immortal realm and imparts it to the Human Race through Candle Dragon.
• Li Yi visits Nuwa to congratulate her on attaining Sagehood, accompanied by a grand procession of powerful cultivators.

Character Developments

• Li Yi shows his concern for the Human Race's development and willingness to help them secretly.
• Nuwa, having just attained Sagehood, gains newfound respect and caution when interacting with Li Yi.

Significant Themes

• The importance of personal intervention in the development of a race, despite the supposed 'favor of heaven.'
• The vastness and mystery of Li Yi's cultivation level, reflecting his enigmatic nature.

Character Interactions

• Li Yi interacts with Nuwa politely but firmly, showing respect while maintaining his dignity.
• Nuwa, despite her newfound Sagehood, treats Li Yi with caution and respect, hinting at his immense power and influence.
• Li Yi's interaction with Candle Dragon shows his authoritative yet benevolent nature as a leader.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa opens a Small World, demonstrating her Sage-level power by creating a vibrant, sacred realm.
• Li Yi, after attending Nuwa's celebration, decides to boost his combat power and considers making his Reincarnation Intent's nascent world completely real.

Character Developments

• Nuwa showcases her immense power and authority as a Sage.
• Li Yi exhibits his strategic thinking and determination to improve his combat power.

Significant Themes

• The power and significance of Sages in the cultivation world.
• The pursuit of stronger combat power and faster cultivation speed.
• The potential of Li Yi's Reincarnation Intent and his unique approach to cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa interacts with the attending cultivators, displaying her might and generosity.
• Li Yi's thoughts and plans are shown, with no significant interactions with other characters in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Yi enters the Star Space, a unique dimension filled with countless stars.
• He absorbs the essence of tens of thousands of stars over five hundred years, refining them into a real world.
• Li Yi tests the power of the refined world by having it destroy several stars.

Character Developments

• Li Yi demonstrates his immense power and patience in refining stars, showing his dedication to his goals.

Significant Themes

• The power of perseverance and dedication, as Li Yi spends centuries refining stars.
• The destructive potential of Li Yi's creations, highlighting the consequences of his actions.

Character Interactions

• None in this chapter; Li Yi acts alone throughout.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Candle Dragon, following Li Yi's orders, relocates tens of millions of humans to the East Sea coast.
• Over five hundred years pass, and the human population explodes to nearly ten billion, displaying remarkable growth potential.
• The Human Race faces numerous hardships but grows swiftly, drawing attention from other races.
• The Witch and Yao Tribes' tensions escalate as the ten-thousand-year deadline nears.
• Di Jun orders the completion of three hundred and sixty-five Star Flags for the Zhou Tian Star Array to summon ancient Origin Stars' power.
• The Main Body resurrects billions of Witchmen from the Blood Pool, enhancing their cultivation prospects.

Character Developments

• Nuwa remains conflicted between her loyalty to the Demon Race and her role in creating the Human Race.
• Di Jun demonstrates his strategic planning and determination to strengthen the Heavenly Court.
• The Main Body showcases his immense power and ruthlessness in resurrecting the Witch Clan.

Significant Themes

• The importance of population and numbers in the Primordial World's power dynamics.
• The consequences of war and the struggle for survival among different races.
• The Main Body's unyielding pursuit of power and his disregard for the cost of achieving it.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa's internal conflict is highlighted as she watches the Human Race's development.
• Di Jun interacts with his Demon Kings, emphasizing the importance of the Zhou Tian Star Array.
• The Main Body interacts with the resurrected Witchmen, demonstrating his power and their reverence for him.