Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan, using his magical treasure Slap You in the Face, severely injures Kun Peng, who retreats.
• Kun Peng uses his Heavenly Demon Net and Innate Yin Lei Seal against Li Xuan, but Li Xuan's Treasure-Dropping Golden Coin neutralizes them.
• Kun Peng flees, and Li Xuan turns his attention to the main battlefield.
• On the main battlefield, Yan Zi has the upper hand against Fuxi, Qiang Liang and She Bishi are evenly matched with Di Jun, and Xihe and Houtu are still engaged in conversation.
• Tai Yi, with the Eastern Emperor Bell, is holding off eight Great Witches, including Zhu Jiuyin and Di Jiang, with ease.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan demonstrates his cunning and resourcefulness, tricking Kun Peng and outsmarting him.
• Kun Peng shows his cowardice and desperation, fleeing when he realizes he can't win.
• Tai Yi showcases his immense power and dominance, suppressing eight Great Witches with the Eastern Emperor Bell.

Significant Themes

• The power of magical treasures and their importance in battle.
• The impact of cunning and strategy in combat.
• The theme of cowardice and desperation in the face of overwhelming power.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Kun Peng: Li Xuan outsmarts and outmaneuvers Kun Peng, leading to Kun Peng's retreat.
• Tai Yi and the eight Great Witches: Tai Yi demonstrates his dominance and power, suppressing the eight Great Witches with ease.
• Yan Zi and Fuxi, Qiang Liang and She Bishi, Xihe and Houtu: These pairs are engaged in intense battles, showcasing their respective strengths and strategies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The extra Houtu doesn't significantly change the battle's outcome, as the fight between the Ancestor Witches and Eastern Emperor Tai Yi remains largely the same as recorded in the Primordial Era epics.
• The Eastern Emperor Bell suppresses space-time, restricting the Ancestor Witches and making it difficult for them to use their innate divine abilities.
• The Ancestor Witches decide to self-destruct to break through the Eastern Emperor Bell's defenses and kill Tai Yi.
• Zhu Jiuyin initiates a self-sacrificing strike, detonating his Ancestor Witch essence blood to create a powerful shockwave that forces Tai Yi to retreat.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan watches the battle, relieved that Houtu can handle Xihe, but concerned about Fuxi and Di Jun.
• Houtu and Xihe fight, with Houtu explaining the feud between the Witch Clan and the Heavenly Court to Xihe.
• Xihe becomes more decisive, fighting Houtu to the death after understanding the causal relationship between the two sides.
• Fuxi struggles against Yan Zun, while Di Jun is barely holding his own against Qiang Liang and She Bishi.
• Zhu Jiuyin demonstrates resolve and selflessness by initiating a self-destructive attack against Tai Yi.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Witch Clan and the Heavenly Court, with the Ancestor Witches struggling against Eastern Emperor Tai Yi's might.
• The consequences of past actions and the inability to change them, as seen in the feud between the Witch Clan and the Heavenly Court.
• Sacrifice and selflessness, with Zhu Jiuyin's self-destructive attack highlighting the lengths the Ancestor Witches are willing to go to for their clan.

Character Interactions

• Houtu and Xihe's fight is filled with emotional tension, as they were once friends but now find themselves on opposing sides.
• Li Xuan watches over Houtu, showing concern for her safety and well-being.
• The Ancestor Witches, despite their past rivalries, unite to fight against the Heavenly Court, demonstrating their commitment to their clan.
• Zhu Jiuyin's self-destructive attack is a call to action for the other Ancestor Witches, inspiring them to follow his example.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The remaining Ancestor Witches, Ju Mang and Tian Wu, self-destruct to attack Eastern Emperor Tai Yi.
• Tai Yi withstands the initial blast but is ultimately killed by the combined power of seven Ancestor Witches.
• Di Jun and Xihe, in a final act of defiance, self-destruct, killing Xi Zi.
• Li Xuan retrieves the remaining magical treasures and leaves with Houtu on the Thirty-Six Grade Creation Green Lotus Platform.

Character Developments

• The Ancestor Witches display unwavering resolve and sacrifice themselves for the Witch Clan's victory.
• Tai Yi's immense power is revealed, but he ultimately falls to the combined might of the Ancestor Witches.
• Di Jun and Xihe, despite their injuries, choose to self-destruct rather than be killed by Xi Zi, showing their determination to protect each other and the Heavenly Court.
• Houtu feels immense guilt and self-blame for the Ancestor Witches' deaths and the destruction of the Heavenly Court.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and resolve in the face of adversity.
• The consequences of one's actions and the weight of responsibility.
• The cyclical nature of power and the rise and fall of civilizations.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Houtu: Li Xuan comforts Houtu, helping her cope with the emotional aftermath of the Ancestor Witches' deaths and the Heavenly Court's destruction.
• The Ancestor Witches: They work together, displaying unity and resolve in their final moments.
• Di Jun and Xihe: The divine bird couple chooses to self-destruct rather than be killed by Xi Zi, showing their deep bond and commitment to each other and their cause.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The battle between the Witch and Demon clans continues, lasting nearly a thousand years until the Demon Clan is scattered and the Heavenly Court defunct.
• Nuwa, a Saint, appears but is forbidden from interfering in the calamities of the Primordial Era.
• Nuwa searches for the Hetu Luoshu, the Chaos Bell, and Fuxi's true spirit, but finds only the latter, which is extremely weak.
• Li Xuan searches for the Chaos Bell for ten years, eventually finding it buried in the Pure Qi Layer at the northern boundary of the Primordial Era.

Character Developments

• Nuwa, despite being a Saint, is bound by the Heavenly Dao and cannot interfere in the Primordial Era's calamities.
• Li Xuan's determination and persistence in searching for the Chaos Bell are highlighted.

Significant Themes

• The theme of fate and destiny, with Nuwa unable to interfere in the calamities despite her power.
• The theme of perseverance, shown by Li Xuan's relentless search for the Chaos Bell.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa interacts with Fuxi's true spirit, expressing her inability to help due to lack of merit.
• Li Xuan accompanies Houtu in her silence after the destruction of the Heavenly Court, showing empathy and understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan refines the Chaos Bell, a Primordial Supreme Treasure, by absorbing it into his body, making it his Natal Treasure.
• He returns to Peacock Ridge after a month, having spent ten years in the Pure Qi Layer.
• The Witch Clan and Demon Clan war continues, with the Witch Clan becoming more unified and the Demon Clan's numbers dwindling.
• The Human Race's tribal settlements flourish, and Black Dog, the Human Race's chieftain, begins cultivating due to Huangni Shi's intervention.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan gains three Innate Supreme Treasures and five top-tier Innate Spiritual Treasures, becoming a mighty figure.
• Houtu remains guilt-ridden about the deaths of other Ancestor Witches, becoming more subdued and speaking less.
• Black Dog, despite having poor cultivation potential, reaches the Earthly Immortal realm after eight hundred years of cultivation.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions and the struggle with guilt (Houtu's character arc).
• The power of unity and cohesion in the face of adversity (Witch Clan's unification).
• The struggle between potential and opportunity in cultivation (Black Dog's cultivation journey).

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Houtu continue to live together, with Li Xuan trying to cheer her up.
• Huangni Shi supports Black Dog's cultivation to maintain the Human Race's connection to Nuwa.
• The Witch Clan and Demon Clan continue their war, with the Witch Clan gaining the upper hand due to their unity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Eight hundred years have passed since the clone Li Xuan's arrival.
• Li Xuan, now appearing as a middle-aged man, has no interest in cultivation and feels bored and lonely.
• A young neighbor, Moon, visits Li Xuan daily for stories, while Moon's parents, cultivators, resent Li Xuan for not contributing to the tribe.
• Moon's parents scold Li Xuan and take Moon away, planning to move to avoid Li Xuan's influence.
• Huangni Shi, the tribe's patriarch, visits Li Xuan.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan: Despite his powerful clone's potential, he feels aimless and bored, contributing nothing to the tribe. He befriends Moon, showing a softer side.
• Moon: A curious and innocent child who lacks spiritual roots for cultivation. He admires Li Xuan and enjoys his stories.
• Moon's Parents: Resentful of Li Xuan's presence and lack of contribution to the tribe. They prioritize Moon's future cultivation potential.

Significant Themes

• Loneliness and Aimlessness: Li Xuan's boredom and lack of purpose highlight his isolation and disconnection from the tribe's struggles.
• Cultivation and Worth: The tribe values cultivators and their contributions, deeming non-cultivators like Li Xuan as worthless.
• Intergenerational Relationships: The bond between Li Xuan and Moon, as well as Moon's parents' concern for his future, illustrate the complexities of family dynamics.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Moon: Li Xuan's interactions with Moon show his softer side and his ability to connect with others, despite his initial reluctance.
• Moon's Parents and Li Xuan: Moon's parents' resentment and criticism of Li Xuan highlight the tension between Li Xuan's status and his lack of contribution to the tribe.
• Li Xuan and Huangni Shi: Huangni Shi's visit suggests a potential change in Li Xuan's situation or a new development in the story.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huangni Shi visits Li Xuan, seeking instructions from Saint Mother Nuwa for the Human Race's return to the eastern Primordial Era.
• Li Xuan, after some consideration, agrees to the plan, knowing the Human Race's strength and the challenges ahead.
• The Human Race begins migrating back to the eastern Primordial Era, along the banks of the Yellow River.
• Houtu, after eight hundred years, asks Li Xuan to accompany her to see the Witch Clan's current state in the eastern Primordial Era.
• They observe the Witch Clan's prosperity and unity, but Houtu feels the suffering of the deceased Witch Clan members whose souls wander without rest.

Character Developments

• Huangni Shi: Shows concern for the Human Race's survival and well-being, eager for Nuwa's instructions.
• Li Xuan: Initially reluctant to die, he decides to continue protecting the Human Race in his black dog form. He later accompanies Houtu to the eastern Primordial Era, showing understanding and support for her.
• Houtu: After eight hundred years, she seems to have let go of her guilt but is still affected by the suffering of the deceased Witch Clan members.

Significant Themes

• The Human Race's survival and migration.
• The Witch Clan's prosperity and unity after the Heavenly Court's fall.
• The consequences of the Witch-Demon Calamity on the Witch Clan's souls.
• Houtu's guilt and her potential path towards comprehending the Six Paths of Reincarnation.

Character Interactions

• Huangni Shi and Li Xuan: Huangni Shi seeks Li Xuan's agreement for the Human Race's return, showing respect for his opinion.
• Li Xuan and Houtu: Li Xuan supports Houtu's wish to see the Witch Clan, but he becomes flustered when she expresses her concern for the deceased Witch Clan members' souls.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Houtu decides to embody the Six Paths of Reincarnation to help the deceased Witch Clan beings find peace.
• Li Xuan, fearing Houtu's death, helps her find a safer method and gathers necessary treasures.
• After ten years of research, they choose a location and Houtu begins the transformation.
• The Six Paths of Reincarnation realm is successfully constructed, drawing in scattered true spirits and souls for reincarnation.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan: Struggles with the possibility of Houtu's death, becomes determined to help her safely embody the Six Paths of Reincarnation.
• Houtu: Stands firm in her decision to help the deceased, trusts Li Xuan's guidance, and remains calm during the transformation.

Significant Themes

• Love and sacrifice: Li Xuan's love for Houtu drives him to find a safe method for her transformation, while Houtu is willing to risk her life to help the deceased.
• Fate and free will: The characters grapple with the potential outcomes of Houtu's decision, questioning their ability to control their destiny.
• Merit and karma: The construction of the Six Paths of Reincarnation realm brings immense merit, which can be used to reshape Houtu's golden body and achieve Sainthood.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Houtu: Their deep love and trust in each other lead them to work together to ensure Houtu's safety during the transformation.
• Li Xuan and the System: Li Xuan refuses the System's choices, choosing to help Houtu despite the risks.

Summary of "This Is Love" Chapter

Key Plot Points and Events

• Houtu, Li Xuan's wife, is resurrected after transforming into the Six Paths of Reincarnation realm.
• Li Xuan and Houtu reunite, and he confirms she's safe and unharmed.
• Houtu reveals she doesn't want to become a Saint as it would make her a slave to the Heavenly Dao.
• Li Xuan understands Houtu's decision and is deeply moved.

Character Developments

• Houtu: She becomes more determined to maintain her individuality and independence, choosing not to become a Saint to avoid being controlled by the Heavenly Dao.
• Li Xuan: He understands Houtu's decision and appreciates her more for it, showing growth in his emotional intelligence.

Significant Themes

• Love and sacrifice: Houtu's decision to not become a Saint for Li Xuan highlights their deep love and commitment to each other.
• Individuality vs. conformity: Houtu's refusal to conform to the expectations of becoming a Saint emphasizes the importance of maintaining one's individuality.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Houtu: Their reunion is filled with emotion, and they confirm their love and commitment to each other.
• Houtu and the Heavenly Dao: Houtu's decision to not become a Saint shows her resistance to being controlled by the Heavenly Dao.

Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan, a cultivator in disguise as a black dog, builds a new house.
• Youchao Shi, a skilled bricklayer, visits Li Xuan's house late at night.
• Youchao Shi asks Li Xuan to teach him how to build houses, expressing his desire to provide sturdy homes for ordinary humans.
• Li Xuan, recognizing Youchao Shi's importance in human history, invites him to eat and offers to be his 'big brother' instead of a master.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan: Initially indifferent, he becomes serious and respectful towards Youchao Shi after learning about his ambitions.
• Youchao Shi: Starts as determined and humble, later shows disappointment but accepts Li Xuan's offer.

Significant Themes

• The importance of housing for the survival and well-being of ordinary humans.
• The value of skills and knowledge in improving human lives.
• The power dynamics and relationships between cultivators and ordinary humans.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Youchao Shi: Li Xuan initially treats Youchao Shi indifferently but grows to respect and admire him. Youchao Shi is initially cautious and later disappointed but accepts Li Xuan's offer.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan, a transmigrated being, meets Youchao Shi, an ancestor of the Human Race, and agrees to teach him about architecture.
• Youchao Shi is overwhelmed by Li Xuan's teachings and returns home to ponder.
• The Human Dao appears, marking the Human Race's inclusion in the Six Paths of Reincarnation Realm.
• Supreme Pure Morality Heavenly Venerate becomes the fourth Saint by establishing the Human Religion.
• An old man, believed to be a messenger from the Human Religion, arrives at a Human Race tribe.

Character Developments

• Youchao Shi: Initially seeking to learn basic house-building, he is now exposed to the vast knowledge of architectural Great Dao.
• Li Xuan: Maintains respect for human ancestors despite being a transmigrated being. He begins teaching Youchao Shi about architecture.
• Supreme Pure Morality Heavenly Venerate: Becomes the fourth Saint by establishing the Human Religion, aiming to fill the void left by Nuwa's departure.

Significant Themes

• The Human Race's significance and potential in the Primordial Era.
• The establishment of religions and their role in becoming Saints.
• The transmission of knowledge and its impact on individuals and society.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Youchao Shi: Li Xuan agrees to teach Youchao Shi about architecture, marking the beginning of their master-apprentice relationship.
• Li Xuan and Houtu: They discuss the recent Saint's ascension and the remaining Saint positions.
• The old man and the Human Race tribe: The old man's arrival at the tribe suggests the Human Religion's outreach to the Human Race.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Er, an incarnation of the Dao De Tianzun, arrives to preach to the Human Race.
• Youchao Shi, a skilled builder, learns from the Black Dog (Li Xuan) and gains recognition for his skills.
• Youchao and Li Xuan are selected to listen to Li Er's sermon, with Youchao in the front row and Li Xuan in the back row.
• Li Xuan reunites with his former neighbor, Moon, who has become a True Immortal.

Character Developments

• Youchao Shi: Gains recognition and respect for his building skills, and is chosen to listen to Li Er's sermon, indicating his wisdom and virtue.
• Li Xuan (Black Dog): Despite his lazy nature, he is chosen to listen to the sermon, hinting at his potential and connection to Nuwa. He also reunites with Moon, showing his influence on the younger generation.
• Moon: Proves to be a prodigy with excellent aptitude, becoming a True Immortal in just eight years, and is chosen to listen to the sermon.

Significant Themes

• Education and Learning: The chapter emphasizes the importance of learning and education, with Li Xuan teaching Youchao and both of them eager to learn from Li Er.
• Potential and Recognition: The selection process for listening to Li Er's sermon highlights the theme of potential and recognition, with those chosen showing wisdom, virtue, and/or potential for cultivation.
• Cultivation and Enlightenment: The possibility of gaining enlightenment and condensing roots of cultivation through listening to Li Er's sermon underscores the theme of cultivation and spiritual growth.

Character Interactions

• Youchao Shi and Li Xuan: Their interaction shows a student-teacher relationship, with Li Xuan teaching Youchao and both of them eager to learn from Li Er.
• Li Xuan and Moon: Their reunion highlights Li Xuan's influence on the younger generation and his role as a mentor figure.
• Li Er and the Human Race: Li Er's arrival and sermon create a sense of anticipation and respect among the Human Race members, highlighting the importance of his teachings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi, the Supreme Pure Morality Heavenly Venerate, preaches the Human Dao to three thousand Human Race members.
• The teachings are profound and vast, described as the foundation of the Heavenly Dao's heartlessness.
• The preaching lasts for three days, with the rain stopping abruptly at the end.

Character Developments

• Huangni Shi: Shows dissatisfaction with Li Xuan's behavior during the preaching, wishing he hadn't given him a spot.
• Li Xuan (Black Dog): Sleeps through the preaching, snores, and doesn't seem to gain any insights. Huangni Shi is infuriated by his behavior.
• Youchao Shi: Shows great understanding and potential, catching the attention of Laozi.
• The Moon: Also shows great potential and gains much from the preaching.

Significant Themes

• The Human Dao: Described as vast and profound, it's the foundation of the Heavenly Dao.
• Potential and Inheritance: Laozi seeks those who can inherit and spread the Human Dao.

Character Interactions

• Huangni Shi and Li Xuan: Huangni Shi is angered by Li Xuan's sleeping and snoring during the preaching, wishing he hadn't given him a spot.
• Laozi and the Three Thousand: Laozi scans the three thousand, satisfied with some but disappointed with most. He singles out a few, including Youchao Shi, for potential inheritance of the Human Dao.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dao De Tianzun (Laozi) preaches the Great Dao to the Human Race, choosing Youchao Shi as his personal disciple to spread the Human Religion's Great Dao.
• Li Xuan, feigning sleep, witnesses Youchao Shi's selection and plans to seek guidance from Laozi through Youchao Shi in the future.
• Laozi laments the lack of suitable disciples among the Human Race and departs.
• Kong Xuan informs Li Xuan about the destruction of the Heavenly Court and the deaths of Di Jun and Tai Yi.
• Kong Xuan expresses his desire to take over the Heavenly Court and occupy the Eastern Primordial Era with his Bright Cult.
• Li Xuan advises Kong Xuan against this, warning of the dangers and suggesting patience until the Primordial Era's situation clarifies.

Character Developments

• Dao De Tianzun (Laozi): He preaches the Great Dao to the Human Race, seeking a suitable disciple to spread his teachings. He laments the lack of worthy disciples among the Human Race.
• Youchao Shi: He is chosen by Laozi as his personal disciple to spread the Human Religion's Great Dao among the Human Race.
• Li Xuan: He feigns sleep to avoid attracting Laozi's attention and plans to seek guidance from Laozi through Youchao Shi in the future. He advises Kong Xuan against taking over the Heavenly Court due to the current Primordial Era's chaos.
• Kong Xuan: He expresses his desire to take over the Heavenly Court and occupy the Eastern Primordial Era with his Bright Cult. He initially seems eager to act but later accepts Li Xuan's advice to be patient.

Significant Themes

• The search for suitable disciples to carry on the Great Dao's teachings.
• The chaos and instability of the Primordial Era.
• The importance of patience and timing in achieving one's goals.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and the Human Race: Laozi preaches the Great Dao to the Human Race, seeking a suitable disciple. He interacts with Youchao Shi, choosing him as his personal disciple.
• Li Xuan and Kong Xuan: Li Xuan advises Kong Xuan against taking over the Heavenly Court, warning him of the dangers and suggesting patience until the Primordial Era's situation clarifies. Kong Xuan initially seems eager to act but later accepts Li Xuan's advice.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan, the Black Dog clone, emerges first from the Sage's teachings, disappointing and angering the Human Race observers who think he gained nothing.
• Over five years, the Human Race's living conditions improve due to Youchao Shi's architectural advancements, leading to increased survival rates and decreased mortality rates.
• Youchao Shi rapidly progresses in cultivation, reaching mid-stage Mystic Immortal in four years, while Li Xuan guides him in cultivation methods, secretly learning the Great Dao of Tai Chi from him.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan (Black Dog): Despite his low cultivation realm, he demonstrates profound understanding of the Great Dao, guiding Youchao Shi's cultivation. He secretly learns the Great Dao of Tai Chi from Youchao Shi.
• Youchao Shi: He becomes the most dazzling new star of the Human Race, rapidly advancing in cultivation. He respects and pities Li Xuan for his poor aptitude and plans to help him in the future.

Significant Themes

• Aptitude and Effort: Li Xuan's low cultivation realm contrasts with his deep understanding of the Great Dao, highlighting the theme of aptitude versus effort. Youchao Shi's rapid progress shows the importance of diligent cultivation.
• Pity and Respect: Youchao Shi pities Li Xuan for his poor aptitude while respecting his understanding of the Great Dao, illustrating the complex nature of their relationship.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan and Youchao Shi: Their interactions show a mentor-mentee relationship, with Li Xuan guiding Youchao Shi's cultivation while secretly learning the Great Dao of Tai Chi from him. Youchao Shi respects and pities Li Xuan, planning to help him in the future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa sends Fuxi's true spirit into the Six Paths of Reincarnation Realm.
• Pingxin, the Underworld's ruler, helps Fuxi reassemble his three souls and seven spirits using her merit power.
• Fuxi's soul is reincarnated, and Pingxin creates ten Primordial Golden Immortal-level Kings of Hell.
• The Human Race splits into tribes due to internal conflicts and ideological differences, with Youchao Shi leading one of the largest tribes.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Shows heartlessness in her actions, treating all things as straw dogs, as expected of a saint.
• Pingxin: Demonstrates kindness and compassion, helping Fuxi despite their past enmity.
• Fuxi: Loses his memories after reincarnation but retains his soul.
• Youchao Shi: Breaks away from the main Human Race tribe to establish his own, driven by ideological differences.
• Li Xuan: Remains neutral in Human Race affairs, believing each tribe will forge its own path.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of life and death, as seen in Fuxi's reincarnation.
• The consequences of ideological differences, as shown in the Human Race's split into tribes.
• The power of merit and its uses, demonstrated by Pingxin helping Fuxi.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Fuxi: Nuwa sends Fuxi's spirit to be reincarnated, showing no mercy.
• Pingxin and Fuxi: Pingxin helps Fuxi reassemble his souls, showing kindness despite their past conflict.
• Li Xuan and Youchao Shi: Li Xuan offers no advice or interference when Youchao Shi seeks guidance, respecting the Human Race's autonomy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race's tribes flourish, and the Primordial Era's true nature begins to reveal itself.
• Jieyin and Zhunti, after listening to Hongjun's teachings, have been cultivating for over 200,000 years but haven't achieved Sainthood due to the lack of Heavenly Dao Primordial Violet Qi.
• Zhunti, anxious and impatient, suggests they journey across the Primordial Era to find Dao opportunities. They decide to start in the East.
• In the Eastern Primordial Era, they observe the Human Race and Witch Clan's growth and decide to visit a Human Race tribe.
• They arrive at the largest Human Race tribe, led by Huangni Shi, and express their desire to spread their teachings among the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Jieyin remains stable and patient in his cultivation, his Dao techniques becoming increasingly profound.
• Zhunti grows anxious and impatient, feeling distant from the Great Dao. He seeks to find enlightenment by journeying across the Primordial Era.
• Huangni Shi, the leader of the Human Race tribe, is vigilant upon meeting Jieyin and Zhunti but shows respect and willingness to accept their teachings.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of the Great Dao and Sainthood, and the challenges faced in achieving it.
• The importance of patience and stability in cultivation, versus impatience and restlessness.
• The potential of the Human Race and their growing influence in the Primordial Era.

Character Interactions

• Jieyin and Zhunti's interaction shows their differing mindsets and approaches to cultivation, with Jieyin being patient and Zhunti being anxious.
• Huangni Shi's interaction with Jieyin and Zhunti demonstrates his respect for their power and potential, as well as his willingness to accept their teachings for the Human Race.

Key Plot Points

• Huangni Shi and Li Xuan refuse Jieyin and Zhunti's offer to spread their teachings among the Human Race.
• Li Xuan reveals that Empress Nuwa has given him a revelation warning against accepting these teachings.
• Huangni Shi agrees with Nuwa's guidance and decides not to accept the teachings.

Character Developments

• Huangni Shi shows wisdom and decisiveness in refusing the teachings, prioritizing the Human Race's best interests.
• Li Xuan demonstrates loyalty and concern for the Human Race's future, acting as a trusted advisor to Huangni Shi.
• Jieyin and Zhunti show patience and understanding, accepting Huangni Shi's refusal calmly, albeit with some initial anger from Zhunti.

Significant Themes

• The importance of self-improvement and striving for progress in the Human Race's teachings, contrasting with the Western Religion's focus on reincarnation and contentment.
• The potential dangers of accepting teachings that do not align with one's values and goals.
• The influence of divine revelations and guidance on the characters' decisions.

Character Interactions

• Huangni Shi and Li Xuan share a trusting relationship, with Li Xuan acting as a confidant and advisor to the clan leader.
• Jieyin and Zhunti display a strong bond, understanding each other's thoughts and emotions without needing to express them explicitly.
• Huangni Shi and Jieyin/Zhunti have a tense interaction, with Huangni Shi politely but firmly refusing their offer, and Jieyin/Zhunti initially showing anger but ultimately accepting his decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xuan, after reaching the Heavenly Immortal realm, lives for over twenty thousand years.
• The Human Race grows significantly, expanding to over a hundred tribes with hundreds of millions of members.
• Li Xuan's Choice System activates, presenting four choices involving the Human Race's development, integration, and leadership.
• Li Xuan chooses to stand by and watch the Human Race develop without participating, earning him 100,000 years of cultivation experience.
• Tensions rise between the Human Race, Witch Clan, and Demon Cultivators due to resource scarcity.
• The Golden Boy and Jade Girl, future rulers of the Heavenly Court, begin to subdue Demon Cultivators and restore the Heavenly Court.
• Huangni Shi, an ancestor of the Human Race, prepares to break through to Quasi-Saint, facing the Nine-Nine Tribulation.

Character Developments

• Li Xuan remains detached from the Human Race's affairs, choosing not to interfere with their development.
• Huangni Shi, despite being an anomaly, prepares to face the tribulation to become a Quasi-Saint.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and its impact on the Human Race's growth and development.
• The consequences of Li Xuan's choices on the Human Race's history.
• The struggle for resources and power between different races and clans.

Character Interactions

• Li Xuan's interaction with the Choice System highlights his detachment from the Human Race's affairs.
• Huangni Shi's tribulation serves as a test of his strength and will, with Li Xuan choosing to observe but not interfere.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huangni Shi, the first human created by Nuwa, attempts to breakthrough to the Quasi-Saint realm.
• He faces the ninety-nine Quasi-Saint Great Tribulation, which is unusually weak compared to Li Xuan's past experience.
• Huangni Shi fails to withstand the tribulation and is about to perish when Li Xuan intervenes, saving his true spirit.
• The Human Race mourns the loss of their ancestor and patriarch.

Character Developments

• Huangni Shi, despite his extraordinary talent and dedication to the Human Race, fails to reach the Quasi-Saint realm due to his concern for the Human Race depleting his energy.
• Li Xuan, revealing his true form, saves Huangni Shi's true spirit, showing his commitment to the Human Race's well-being.

Significant Themes

• The struggle to reach the Quasi-Saint realm and the consequences of failure.
• The importance of self-interest versus the interest of one's people or race.
• The will of the Heavenly Dao and its intervention in the lives of powerful beings.

Character Interactions

• Huangni Shi and Li Xuan: Huangni Shi's failure to reach the Quasi-Saint realm leads to Li Xuan's intervention, highlighting Li Xuan's growing interest and investment in the Human Race's future.
• The Human Race and Huangni Shi: The Human Race mourns Huangni Shi's loss, emphasizing the deep respect and affection they hold for their ancestor and patriarch.