Ch. 1381Death Was Easier Than Living
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chen Changan, a powerful expert, meets seven young men who attempted to defend their realm but failed.
- Chen Changan criticizes their reckless actions, highlighting their lack of strategy and foresight.
- He reveals that their actions could lead to the annihilation of the Human Race in their realm.
- Chen Changan incorporates Qingyun Realm into his territory but declines to become its Realm Lord.
- He plans to establish a teleportation array with the True Realm for easier travel and common development.
Character Developments
- The seven young men initially believe their actions were noble but come to realize their selfishness and recklessness after Chen Changan's critique.
- They accept Chen Changan's guidance and resolve to work harder to revitalize their race.
- Chen Changan demonstrates his wisdom, foresight, and ambition, showing no interest in ruling a single realm but aiming for the entire Outer Domain.
Significant Themes
- Strategy vs. Impulsiveness: Chen Changan emphasizes the importance of strategy, planning, and assessing situations over impulsive actions.
- Sacrifice vs. Endurance: The theme of whether it's better to die bravely or endure humiliation and live on is explored.
- Ambition and Responsibility: Chen Changan's ambition for the entire Outer Domain is juxtaposed with his responsibility towards the realms under his protection.
Character Interactions
- Chen Changan interacts with the seven young men, initially criticizing their actions but ultimately guiding and inspiring them.
- The seven young men interact with each other, supporting and agreeing with Chen Changan's teachings and resolving to work together for their race's revitalization.