Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Myriad Immortals Formation is broken, leading to the Demon Race's defeat.
• The Demon Race army, including Immortal Gods, flees in chaos.
• The Human Race surrounds and captures the fleeing Quasi-Saints, including Lu Ya.
• The Human Race army massacres the remaining Demon Race soldiers, accepting their surrender afterward.
• The Quasi-Saint battle above results in the deaths of most Demon Race Quasi-Saints, with only Lu Ya captured.

Character Developments

• Lu Ya, the Demon Emperor, is captured after his army's defeat. He is the last Quasi-Saint standing and is captured by Luo Lian.
• Luo Lian, a key Human Race Quasi-Saint, plays a significant role in the battle and captures Lu Ya.

Significant Themes

• The theme of betrayal and abandonment is highlighted when the Innate Divine Beings leave the Demon Race to their fate.
• The theme of survival and desperation is evident as Quasi-Saints beg for their lives and try to escape.
• The theme of victory and defeat is prominent, with the Human Race emerging victorious and the Demon Race completely defeated.

Character Interactions

• Lu Ya interacts with his subordinates, expressing his sorrow and despair at their defeat.
• Quasi-Saints from both sides interact, with some trying to reason with their captors or pleading for mercy.
• Luo Lian interacts with her fellow Human Race Quasi-Saints, discussing the fate of Lu Ya and deciding to capture him instead of killing him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Demon Race is swiftly defeated by the Human Race.
• The Chan Sect, Western Teachings, and Jie Sect witness the commotion and engage in a stalemate.
• The Jie Sect uses the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation to hold off the Chan Sect and Western Teachings.
• The Human Race, having defeated the Demon Race, plans to join forces with the Shi Clan to break the Jie Sect's formation.
• The eastern corner of the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation collapses, and the Chan Sect and Western Teachings enter the formation, only to find it's a trap.

Character Developments

• Duobao, the leader of the Jie Sect, remains calm under pressure and devises a plan to turn the tide of the battle.
• Guang Chengzi, from the Chan Sect, acts impulsively, leading his sect into the trap set by the Jie Sect.
• Golden Winged Great Peng, from the Western Teachings, is more cautious but ultimately follows the Chan Sect into the trap.

Significant Themes

• The power of strategic planning and adaptability in battle (Duobao's plan to turn the tide).
• The consequences of impulsive decisions (Guang Chengzi leading his sect into the trap).
• The struggle for power and resources among different factions.

Character Interactions

• Tension and mistrust between the Chan Sect and Western Teachings, as they both want to claim the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation's treasures for themselves.
• Duobao's leadership and quick thinking contrast with Guang Chengzi's impulsiveness, highlighting the differences between the Jie Sect and Chan Sect leaders.
• The Human Race, Shi Clan, Chan Sect, and Western Teachings form an uneasy alliance against the Jie Sect, with each party having their own agenda.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The disciples of the Chan and Jie Sects, along with the Immortal masses, are trapped in the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation.
• Saint Yuanshi, dissatisfied with his disciples' performance, decides to intervene personally to suppress the Jie Sect.
• Yuanshi summons Saints Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti, planning to act together against the Jie Sect.
• Saint Tongtian senses the danger and vows to fight Yuanshi, leading to the mobilization of all five Saints.
• Nuwa, Fuxi, and Ancestor Hongjun also head towards the battlefield, potentially making it a war between Saints.

Character Developments

• Saint Yuanshi: Shows dissatisfaction with his disciples' performance and decides to intervene personally, demonstrating his decisive and ruthless nature.
• Saint Tongtian: Reacts with anger and a desire for revenge upon sensing the Jie Sect's impending destruction, showing his protective nature towards his sect.
• Saints Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti: Agree to act with Yuanshi, revealing their willingness to provoke Tongtian further and their greed for the Jie Sect's elites.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and rivalries among Saints.
• The consequences of breaking the rules and the potential for war between Saints.
• The protective nature of Saints towards their respective sects.

Character Interactions

• Yuanshi summons Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti to act together against the Jie Sect, demonstrating unity among the Saints.
• Tongtian's anger and vow to fight Yuanshi highlight the tension and potential for conflict between the two Saints.
• Nuwa, Fuxi, and Ancestor Hongjun's decision to head towards the battlefield suggests they may intervene in the conflict, adding another layer to the dynamics among the Saints.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Jie Sect, excited about their growing power, activates the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation to suppress other sects.
• A colossal White Jade Palm, presumed to be from a Saint, strikes and destroys the formation in less than half a breath.
• The Jie Sect disciples panic and attempt to flee, but four Saints (Laozi, Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti) intercept and capture or kill them.
• Daoist Duobao is captured by Laozi, while Golden Spirit Holy Mother and Turtle Spirit Holy Mother are killed by Yuanshi and Zhunti respectively.
• The Saints deliberately leave Wudang Holy Mother and over two hundred disciples unharmed to preserve the Jie Sect's lineage.

Character Developments

• Daoist Duobao: Captured by Laozi, his fate is uncertain.
• Golden Spirit Holy Mother: Killed by Yuanshi, her Good Corpse also perishes.
• Turtle Spirit Holy Mother: Decisively ends her own Great Dao and dies rather than be captured.
• Wudang Holy Mother: Escapes with over two hundred disciples, becoming the last hope of the Jie Sect's lineage.

Significant Themes

• Power and Consequences: The Jie Sect's growing power leads to their downfall.
• Mercy and Cruelty: The Saints show mercy to some Jie Sect disciples (like Wudang Holy Mother) but are ruthless to others (like Golden Spirit Holy Mother).
• Destiny and Choice: Turtle Spirit Holy Mother chooses to end her own life rather than face an uncertain fate.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and Yuanshi: Work together to eliminate the Jie Sect, but Laozi shows mercy to Duobao and prevents Jieyin from killing Wudang Holy Mother.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: Capture or kill Jie Sect disciples, showing no mercy. They are willing to convert them into the Western Teachings.
• Tongtian (not present): His disciples' fates are decided by the Saints, with some killed and others left alive to preserve his lineage.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tongtian senses the Jie Sect's collapse and heads towards Jade Void Mountain, intending to destroy it in retaliation for Yuanshi's actions.
• Tongtian annihilates all life and worlds around Jade Void Mountain, leaving only a stone pillar, which he takes with him.
• The Saints, including Yuanshi, gather on the Human-Demon battlefield, preparing to face Tongtian's wrath.
• Luo Qing moves the Human Race's land away from the impending Saintly battle.

Character Developments

• Tongtian: Driven by rage and a desire for revenge, Tongtian demonstrates his formidable power and ruthlessness, destroying Jade Void Mountain and its surroundings.
• Yuanshi: Realizes the extent of Tongtian's fury and the consequences of his actions, leading to the destruction of Jade Void Mountain and the Chan Sect's resources.
• Laozi: Initially supportive of Yuanshi's actions, Laozi becomes displeased with Tongtian's methods, understanding the symbolic importance of Jade Void Mountain to the Three Pure Ones.
• Zhunti and Jieyin: Recognize the threat Tongtian poses to their own territories and join forces with Yuanshi and Laozi to subdue him.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and its consequences: Tongtian's desire for revenge leads him to act impulsively, resulting in immense destruction and loss of life.
• Power dynamics: The Saints' actions and alliances are driven by their desire to maintain or gain power, with Tongtian's actions disrupting the balance.
• Symbolism and ancestral lands: Jade Void Mountain holds significant symbolic meaning for the Three Pure Ones, and its destruction represents a deep personal loss for Yuanshi.

Character Interactions

• Tongtian vs. Yuanshi: Tongtian's rage is directed towards Yuanshi, leading him to destroy Jade Void Mountain in retaliation for the Jie Sect's demise.
• Laozi vs. Tongtian: Laozi's disapproval of Tongtian's actions highlights the tension between them, with Laozi prioritizing the preservation of their ancestral land over Tongtian's desire for revenge.
• Saints' alliance: Zhunti, Jieyin, Laozi, and Yuanshi form an alliance to subdue Tongtian, demonstrating the importance of maintaining the balance of power among the Saints.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Saints gather to discuss the ongoing Investiture of the Gods Calamity.
• Tongtian attacks Yuanshi, destroying Jade Void Mountain and starting a battle between the two.
• Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti join forces to suppress Tongtian, outnumbering him four to one.
• The battle between the five Saints causes significant destruction to the Earth's surface.

Character Developments

• Tongtian is driven to madness by the betrayal of his brothers and the influence of the Calamity Qi.
• Yuanshi's anger and desire for revenge grow after Tongtian destroys Jade Void Mountain.
• Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti decide to suppress Tongtian to prevent further chaos.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and its consequences (Tongtian's reaction to his brothers' actions).
• The power and influence of the Calamity Qi on Saints.
• The struggle for dominance and the consequences of infighting among powerful beings.

Character Interactions

• Tongtian and Yuanshi's brotherly relationship turns into a deadly rivalry.
• Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti join forces to suppress Tongtian, showing unity against a common threat.
• Fuxi, Ancestor Hongjun, Nuwa, and Luo Qing discuss the situation and the influence of the Calamity Qi on Saints.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Qing warns the Saints that the Heavenly Dao is growing stronger and could potentially influence Saints in the future.
• Ancestor Hongjun intervenes in the battle between Tongtian and the other four Saints (Yuanshi, Laozi, Jieyin, Zhunti).
• Ancestor Hongjun suppresses Tongtian using the Jade Disk of Creation and takes him into custody.
• Ancestor Hongjun warns Yuanshi and the others that he cannot keep Tongtian suppressed indefinitely.
• Laozi offers to guard Tongtian in the Eight Sceneries Palace for twenty Epochs.

Character Developments

• Luo Qing shows wisdom and foresight in warning the Saints about the Heavenly Dao's growth.
• Ancestor Hongjun demonstrates his power and influence by intervening in the Saints' battle and suppressing Tongtian.
• Tongtian shows emotional instability and recklessness, leading to his suppression by Ancestor Hongjun.
• Yuanshi and Laozi show concern for Jade Void Mountain's destruction and Tongtian's actions, but also hesitate in punishing him.
• Laozi shows responsibility and willingness to guard Tongtian for twenty Epochs.

Significant Themes

• The growing power of the Heavenly Dao and its potential influence on Saints.
• The consequences of Saints' actions and the need for balance and fairness.
• The complex dynamics of master-disciple relationships and the challenges of maintaining them.

Character Interactions

• Luo Qing, Nuwa, Fuxi, and Xihua discuss the Heavenly Dao's growth and Ancestor Hongjun's intervention.
• Ancestor Hongjun intervenes in the Saints' battle, supporting Yuanshi and the others against Tongtian.
• Yuanshi, Laozi, Jieyin, and Zhunti express gratitude to Ancestor Hongjun for his help.
• Ancestor Hongjun warns Yuanshi and the others about Tongtian's punishment.
• Laozi offers to guard Tongtian, showing responsibility and willingness to maintain peace.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Calamity ends with the defeat of the Demon Race and the unification of the Investiture of the Gods under Jiang Zi.
• Luo Qing announces the end of both the Acquired protagonist's Calamity and the Investiture of the Gods Calamity.
• Nuwa and Fuxi plead with Luo Qing to release their disciples Lu Ya and Bao Fuzi, which he agrees to, on the condition that they will be confined for ten thousand years.
• Ancestor Hongjun arranges for Tongtian's imprisonment and the aftermath of the Jie Sect with Laozi and other Saints.
• The Saints reunite, and Zhunti asks about the end of the Calamity, to which Luo Qing confirms its conclusion.
• The Saints decide to return to their respective mountains to await the birth of the Human Emperor.
• Lu Ya and Bao Fuzi's disappearance from the Human Race's camp causes alarm among the Quasi-Saints and Grand Luo Golden Immortals.

Character Developments

• Luo Qing demonstrates his magnanimity and keeps his promise to Nuwa and Fuxi, showing respect for their status as fellow Daoists.
• Nuwa and Fuxi show concern for their disciples and are relieved when Luo Qing agrees to their request.
• Ancestor Hongjun shows understanding of the irreconcilable rift between Tongtian and Yuanshi.
• Yan Tianyu becomes wary of the Western Teachings and the Two Saints of the West after their scheming against Tongtian.

Significant Themes

• The end of the Calamity brings relief and hope for peace, but also concern for the future.
• The power dynamics between the Saints and the Acquired Races shift, with the Human Race emerging as the dominant force.
• The theme of discipleship and the bond between masters and disciples is highlighted through Nuwa, Fuxi, Lu Ya, and Bao Fuzi.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Fuxi interact with Luo Qing, pleading for their disciples' release and receiving his understanding.
• Ancestor Hongjun interacts with Laozi and the other Saints, arranging for Tongtian's imprisonment and the aftermath of the Jie Sect.
• Yan Tianyu interacts with his teacher Luo Qing, discussing the disappearance of Lu Ya and Bao Fuzi and receiving reassurance about their confinement.
• The Quasi-Saints and Grand Luo Golden Immortals interact, expressing their concern and unease about Lu Ya and Bao Fuzi's disappearance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The war between the Saints ends, and the Human Race's allied forces plan to conquer the Demon Race's territory.
• The allied forces sweep through the Demon Race's major settlements, annihilating them and capturing powerhouses.
• Laozi imprisons Saint Tongtian and seals him in a Primordial Chaos formation.
• Laozi releases Daoist Duobao, planning to send him as a substitute to take over the Western Teachings.
• The Two Saints of the West capture Jie Sect disciples but express regret for not capturing key disciples like Duobao, Golden Spirit, and Turtle Spirit.
• Zhunti suggests exploiting the Chan Sect to absorb more disciples.

Character Developments

• Yan Tianyu: Shows strategic thinking and leadership, rallying the Innate Quasi-Saints to conquer the Demon Race's territory.
• Saint Tongtian: Imprisoned by Laozi, he feels wronged and betrayed by his brother's actions.
• Laozi: Plans to use Duobao as a substitute to take over the Western Teachings, aiming to weaken the Two Saints of the West.
• The Two Saints of the West (Jieyin and Zhunti): Absorb Jie Sect disciples, express regret for not capturing key disciples, and plot to exploit the Chan Sect.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and political maneuvering among different races and sects.
• The cruelty of war and the victor's right to rule.
• The importance of strategic planning and seizing opportunities in conflict situations.
• The theme of betrayal and trust within familial and sectarian relationships.

Character Interactions

• Yan Tianyu interacts with the Innate Quasi-Saints, rallying them to conquer the Demon Race's territory.
• Laozi interacts with Saint Tongtian, imprisoning him and refusing to explain his actions until Tongtian calms down.
• The Two Saints of the West discuss their plans to absorb more disciples, expressing regret for not capturing key Jie Sect disciples and plotting to exploit the Chan Sect.
• Laozi interacts with Daoist Duobao, planning to use him as a substitute to take over the Western Teachings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhunti and Jieyin plan to poach disciples from Chan Sect to join their Western Teachings, offering high-ranking positions and help in becoming Quasi-Saints.
• Zhunti secretly contacts Second Generation Disciples of Chan Sect.
• Yuanshi, unaware of the Western Saints' plot, focuses on rebuilding Jade Void Mountain.
• The Human Race rapidly occupies the Demon Race's territory, leading to the submission of the Northern and Eastern territories' clans.
• The Human Race sends invitations to all named Acquired Races for the Assembly of Myriad Races, the Human Emperor's enthronement ceremony, and the Investiture of the Gods ritual.
• The event draws widespread attention, with numerous Immortals and Gods converging on Shouyang Mountain.

Character Developments

• Yan Tianyu reflects on his growth and sets new goals for himself after becoming the Human Emperor.
• Yuanshi is shown to be resilient and determined to rebuild Chan Sect's prestige despite the devastating loss of Jade Void Mountain.
• Zhunti demonstrates strategic thinking and cunning in plotting to poach disciples from Chan Sect.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The shift in power from the Demon Race to the Human Race, and the Western Saints' attempt to gain influence.
• Ambition: Characters like Zhunti, Jieyin, and Yan Tianyu display ambition, driving their actions and decisions.
• Resilience: Yuanshi's determination to rebuild Chan Sect despite its destruction highlights resilience in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Zhunti and Jieyin work together to plot against Chan Sect, showcasing their alliance and shared ambition.
• Yan Tianyu reflects on his growth and sets new goals, demonstrating his introspection and determination.
• Zhao Gongming and Huang Tian interact, revealing their dynamic and Huang Tian's scheming nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huang Tian tries to persuade Zhao Gongming to let him return to the Heavenly Court for the Investiture of the Gods event.
• Luo Qing, ignoring their conversation, focuses on reconstructing the Heavenly Emperor's Treasure Seal using the fragments.
• Luo Qing successfully creates a phantom of the new Emperor Seal, which possesses a powerful Innate Supreme Treasure aura and the essence of the Heavenly Emperor's authority.
• Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming sense this aura, with Huang Tian feeling its immense power and submission-inducing authority.

Character Developments

• Huang Tian: Becomes more aware of the power and significance of the Heavenly Emperor's authority after feeling the new Emperor Seal's aura. His urgency to escape his suppressed state wanes.
• Zhao Gongming: Shows concern for Huang Tian's well-being when he's affected by the Emperor Seal's pressure. Reveals his excitement about the new Innate Supreme Treasure.

Significant Themes

• Power and Authority: The new Emperor Seal's aura demonstrates the immense power and submission-inducing authority of the Heavenly Emperor position.
• Transformation and Evolution: Luo Qing's successful reconstruction of the Emperor Seal showcases his ability to transform and evolve objects, hinting at his plans for the Heavenly Court's future.

Character Interactions

• Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming: Despite their initial disagreement, they share a moment of understanding and concern when faced with the new Emperor Seal's aura.
• Luo Qing and the others: Luo Qing remains focused on his task, unaware of the conversation below, while Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming are affected by his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Myriad Races Assembly approaches, with underlying tensions and intrigues.
• Saint Zhunti targets Daoist Randeng for recruitment into the Western Teachings.
• Zhunti reveals he has already convinced four of Yuanshi's direct disciples (Juliusun, Cihang, Puxian, Wenshu) to join the Western Teachings.
• Randeng, tempted by the promise of resources and power, agrees to join the Western Teachings after the assembly.

Character Developments

• Daoist Randeng: Initially hesitant, Randeng ultimately decides to join the Western Teachings, driven by ambition and the promise of resources to reach the peak of Quasi-Saint or even Primordial Chaos Saint.
• Saint Zhunti: Proves his cunning and persuasiveness by successfully recruiting Randeng and four of Yuanshi's direct disciples.

Significant Themes

• Ambition vs. Loyalty: Randeng's ambition leads him to betray his sect, while Zhunti's ambition drives him to poach talented disciples.
• Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and resources between sects and lineages is a driving force behind characters' actions.

Character Interactions

• Zhunti and Randeng: Zhunti's persistent persuasion and Randeng's eventual capitulation highlight the power imbalance and temptation of resources and power.
• Randeng and the Chan Sect: Randeng's decision to join the Western Teachings signals a significant loss for the Chan Sect and a betrayal of his former allegiance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Western Teachings' Saints, Jieyin and Zhunti, discuss their gains from the recent Calamities and plan to replace Randeng as the leader of the Western Teachings once they develop a new Incense system.
• Randeng, unaware of their plans, leads a grand gathering of myriad races at Shouyang Mountain, marking the end of the Calamity and the beginning of a new era.
• Huang Tian, released from his punishment, regains his cultivation and confronts his senior brother, Zhao Gongming, seeking to settle old scores.

Character Developments

• Jieyin and Zhunti reveal their manipulative nature, plotting to use Randeng as a temporary leader and later replace him with the Golden Winged Great Peng.
• Huang Tian, after regaining his cultivation, sheds his pretenses and decides to stand up to Zhao Gongming's bullying.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and betrayal: Jieyin and Zhunti's plans for Randeng highlight the theme of manipulation and betrayal, showing how power dynamics can lead to deception and backstabbing.
• Redemption and standing up for oneself: Huang Tian's decision to confront Zhao Gongming after regaining his cultivation signifies a redemption arc, as he chooses to stand up for himself and address past wrongs.

Character Interactions

• Jieyin and Zhunti: Their conversation reveals their shared ambition and manipulative nature, as they plot to use Randeng and later discard him.
• Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming: Their confrontation highlights the power dynamics between them, with Huang Tian now standing up to Zhao Gongming after regaining his strength.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhao Gongming and Huang Tian's battle ends with Zhao Gongming's victory.
• Luo Qing appears and takes them to Shouyang Mountain for the Human Race's grand ceremony.
• Yan Tianyu, as the Human Emperor, leads the ceremony, seeking acknowledgment of the Human Race as the dominant race of heaven and earth from the myriad races.
• The leaders of the myriad races, including the Witch Clan and the Shi Clan, publicly acknowledge the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Zhao Gongming: Shows his combat prowess and becomes closer to Huang Tian.
• Huang Tian: Realizes the futility of his resistance and yields to Zhao Gongming.
• Luo Qing: Shows his power and influence by taking his disciples to the ceremony in his true form.
• Yan Tianyu: Asserts the Human Race's dominance and seeks acknowledgment from the myriad races.

Significant Themes

• Power and Dominance: The Human Race's power and dominance are emphasized throughout the chapter.
• Acknowledgment and Legitimacy: Yan Tianyu seeks acknowledgment from the myriad races to legitimize the Human Race's dominance.
• History and Truth: The victors' perspective shapes the narrative of the Calamity.

Character Interactions

• Zhao Gongming and Huang Tian: Their relationship improves after their fight, with Zhao Gongming showing camaraderie.
• Luo Qing and his disciples: Luo Qing shows no disapproval of Zhao Gongming and Huang Tian's fight, indicating his tolerance.
• Yan Tianyu and the leaders of the myriad races: Yan Tianyu asserts his dominance, and the leaders of the myriad races acknowledge the Human Race's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race's Destiny surges and expands, surpassing all Saint Lineages.
• The Human Race is acknowledged as the protagonists of heaven and earth by various clan leaders.
• A purple Dao Seal from the Heavenly Dao merges into the Human Race's Destiny.
• The Human Race's Incense transforms, becoming superior and containing spiritual power that aids cultivation but increases reliance on the Heavenly Dao.
• Yan Tianyu ascends to the position of Human Emperor, with clan leaders of various races submitting to him.

Character Developments

• Luo Qing senses the changes within the Human Race and ponders the reasons behind the Heavenly Dao's recognition of the Primordial Human Race but not the Hua Tian Human Race.
• Yan Tianyu prepares to ascend to the position of Human Emperor.

Significant Themes

• The Human Race's rise to power and recognition as the protagonists of heaven and earth.
• The consequences and benefits of being the protagonist clan, including the influence of the Heavenly Dao on cultivation and reliance.
• The divergence between the Primordial Human Race and the Hua Tian Human Race in the eyes of the Heavenly Dao.

Character Interactions

• The leaders of various clans acknowledge the Human Race's status and submit to Yan Tianyu.
• Yan Tianyu interacts with the clan leaders, signaling his ascension to the position of Human Emperor.
• Luo Qing and the Fire Ancestor Divine Being discuss the implications of the Human Race's new status.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Emperor is born, not as the emperor of the Human Race, but as the ruler of the Human Dao, which encompasses all Acquired Races and Living Beings.
• The Human Emperor's authority is second only to the Heavenly Emperor, weakening the Heavenly Emperor's power.
• Yan Tianyu ascends to the Human Emperor throne after the leaders of the Myriad Races offer their clan blood, aiding in the manifestation of the Human Emperor's position.
• The Human Emperor Seal, a semi-Innate Supreme Treasure, is formed, and Yan Tianyu's power reaches the peak of Quasi-Saint.

Character Developments

• Yan Tianyu: Becomes the Human Emperor, gaining immense power and authority over the Myriad Acquired Races. His aura becomes more domineering, and he can suppress other Acquired Beings with his gaze.
• Huang Tian: Feels complicated emotions upon seeing the Human Emperor ascend, realizing that the Heavenly Emperor's power has been weakened.
• Zhao Gongming: Enviously acknowledges the Human Emperor's prestige and reputation.

Significant Themes

• Power and Authority: The birth of the Human Emperor shifts the balance of power in the Primordial Era, weakening the Heavenly Emperor's authority.
• Unity and Division: The Human Emperor's rule unifies the Myriad Acquired Races but also divides the Heavenly Emperor's power.
• Sacrifice and Manifestation: The leaders of the Myriad Races offer their clan blood to aid in the manifestation of the Human Emperor's position, demonstrating the interconnectedness of the races.

Character Interactions

• Yan Tianyu and the Myriad Races: Yan Tianyu reluctantly accepts the Human Emperor position after the Myriad Races' leaders invite him.
• Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming: Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming discuss the Human Emperor's ascension, with Huang Tian feeling complicated emotions and Zhao Gongming expressing envy.
• Yan Tianyu and the Heavenly Emperor: The birth of the Human Emperor weakens the Heavenly Emperor's power, marking a shift in their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yan Tianyu ascends to the throne as the Human Emperor.
• Jiang Zi, holding the Investiture of the Gods, prepares to enfeoff gods and resurrect fallen Quasi-Saints.
• The Investiture of the Gods ceremony begins, with Saints unsealing the artifact.
• The Investiture of the Gods reveals its power, causing unease among the Immortal Gods.

Character Developments

• Yan Tianyu: Ascends to the Human Emperor throne, marking a turning point in his life.
• Jiang Zi: Gains attention and respect as he prepares to perform the Investiture of the Gods ceremony.
• Saints: Display unity in unsealing the Investiture of the Gods, showing their collective power and influence.

Significant Themes

• Resurrection and new beginnings (Yan Tianyu's ascension, the Investiture of the Gods ceremony).
• Power dynamics and hierarchy (Saints' influence, the Heavenly Court's expansion).
• Fear and unease (Immortal Gods' reaction to the Investiture of the Gods).

Character Interactions

• Yan Tianyu and Jiang Zi: Yan Tianyu steps down from the altar to allow Jiang Zi to perform the ceremony.
• Saints: They work together to unseal the Investiture of the Gods, demonstrating unity and cooperation.
• Immortal Gods: They react with nervousness and hope as Jiang Zi prepares to read the list of resurrected gods.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Netherworld's Yin wind sweeps over Shouyang Mountain, and remnant souls and phantom figures surge forth, attempting to merge into the Investiture of the Gods.
• Not all souls succeed; those that do are inscribed on the list, while those that fail are injured or scatter.
• Once the Investiture of the Gods is perfected, it emits golden light, preventing further souls from approaching.
• Jiang Zi commences the enfeoffment of the gods, assigning divine positions and merits to the listed Immortal Gods.
• The Heavenly Dao's will recedes, and the Investiture of the Gods scroll transforms back into a blank scroll before disappearing into the void.

Character Developments

• Jiang Zi, having fulfilled his destiny, breaks through his cultivation bottleneck and gains a reward from the Heavenly Dao.
• The Immortal Gods become envious of those listed on the Investiture of the Gods, realizing the benefits of being protected by the Heavenly Dao.

Significant Themes

• Destiny: Not all souls that perished during the Calamity can ascend to the Investiture of the Gods, as it depends on destiny.
• Power and Influence: The Heavenly Court's strength and influence surge with the enfeoffment of the gods, particularly with the Jie Sect's significant presence.

Character Interactions

• Guang Chengzi worries about the Jie Sect's influence in the Heavenly Court and plans to send disciples to serve there.
• Immortal Gods discuss the preciousness of Heavenly Court official positions as the Heavenly Court's influence expands.
• The Heavenly Emperor, Huang Tian, feels excited about the enfeoffed gods becoming his soldiers in the future.
• Saints, including Luo Qing, show no particular interest in the Investiture of the Gods slots or recipients, as it doesn't affect the Saint level.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Qing seizes the Investiture of the Gods from the spatial layer and gives it to Huang Tian.
• The Human Race's victory in the Primordial Era leads to a conference to distribute spoils among the supporting races.
• The Human Race awards five sacrificial spots and twelve guardian deity spots to their supporters.
• The selection of the twelve guardians is based on Destiny and Merit, with no restrictions on cultivation or origin.

Character Developments

• Huang Tian receives the Investiture of the Gods from Luo Qing, showing his senior brother Zhao Gongming's wariness towards the treasure.
• Shu Dao Ren, the chief steward of Hua Tian Peak, is awarded a Human Race guardian spot, presenting him with an opportunity to advance to Quasi-Saint.

Significant Themes

• The importance of Destiny and Merit in the Human Race's conferment of guardian spots.
• The blessing of being protagonists of Heaven and Earth, allowing the Human Race to support so many foreign powerhouses.

Character Interactions

• Luo Qing casually gives the Investiture of the Gods to Huang Tian, showing his care for his disciple.
• Huang Tian and Zhao Gongming interact over the Investiture of the Gods, with Huang Tian warning Zhao Gongming not to have designs on it.
• Yun Xiao, Luo Lian, and Shu Dao Ren discuss the guardian spot awarded to Shu Dao Ren, with Shu Dao Ren showing embarrassment due to the presence of the eleven auspicious Spirit Beasts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race's twelve zodiac beasts are appointed, with Shu Dao Ren, an Innate God, being one of them, much to his initial dismay but later acceptance.
• The first zodiac sign is designated as the "Rat" sign, and Shu Dao Ren receives the enfeoffment alongside eleven beast cubs.
• Luo Qing, the instigator of Shu Dao Ren's appointment, finds amusement in the situation but leaves the Gathering of All Races after witnessing it.
• Luo Qing takes Huang Tian back to Kunlun Mountain, while Zhao Gongming returns with Yun Xiao and Luo Lian.

Character Developments

• Shu Dao Ren initially feels embarrassed and reluctant to accept the position but eventually does so, showing his ambition and desire for power.
• Luo Qing demonstrates his playful and mischievous side, enjoying the situation at Shu Dao Ren's expense while also showing his influence and connections.
• Huang Tian shows obedience to Luo Qing, accepting his decision to return to Kunlun Mountain without question.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and Power: Characters like Shu Dao Ren and Luo Qing display their desire for power and status, with Shu Dao Ren accepting the zodiac position for the chance to break through to the Quasi-Saint realm, and Luo Qing orchestrating the situation for amusement.
• Humor and Playfulness: Luo Qing's actions and the situation with Shu Dao Ren highlight the theme of humor and playfulness, showing that even powerful beings can find amusement in unexpected situations.
• Loyalty and Obedience: Huang Tian's acceptance of Luo Qing's decision to return to Kunlun Mountain demonstrates loyalty and obedience to his ancestor.

Character Interactions

• Shu Dao Ren and Yun Xiao/Luo Lian: Shu Dao Ren initially resists the appointment but eventually accepts it due to Yun Xiao's plea and the realization that it's an opportunity to break through to the Quasi-Saint realm.
• Luo Qing and Holy Mother Xihua: Luo Qing shares a secret about the Two Saints of the West with Holy Mother Xihua, showing a playful and flirtatious side to their relationship.
• Luo Qing and Huang Tian: Luo Qing takes Huang Tian back to Kunlun Mountain, showing his authority and Huang Tian's obedience.