Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin delivers a message and leaves without further engagement, demonstrating his principles of helping in distress and maintaining separation between men and women.
• He encounters Yang Jian, who is searching for Princess Longji, and they face off. Yang Jian demands Di Xin leave Longji alone, but Di Xin asks for time to consider.
• Di Xin uses two fingers to signify a time period, leading to a misunderstanding with Yang Jian, who interprets it as twenty years. Tensions rise, but Di Xin convinces Yang Jian not to kill him by warning of the consequences.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Shows his principles and quick thinking, using humor and logic to defuse Yang Jian's anger.
• Yang Jian: Reveals his jealousy and impulsiveness, but also shows restraint when faced with Di Xin's warnings.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between cultivators and the consequences of actions.
• The importance of self-control and restraint in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Yang Jian: Their interaction is tense and filled with tension, but Di Xin's quick wit and calm demeanor help to diffuse the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Jian, a Qi Cultivator, cannot kill Di Xin due to his feelings for Princess Longji and the consequences of killing an innocent.
• Yang Jian proposes a twenty-year covenant: neither he nor Di Xin can set foot on Phoenix Mountain for twenty years, after which they will have a fair duel. The loser must withdraw and never bother Princess Longji again.
• Di Xin agrees but adds a condition that neither can go to Phoenix Mountain, hoping to find loopholes.

Character Developments

• Yang Jian: Struggles with his feelings for Princess Longji and his desire to protect her, showing maturity and restraint in not killing Di Xin.
• Di Xin: Reveals his manipulative and cunning nature, agreeing to the covenant with the intention to exploit loopholes and gain more benefits.

Significant Themes

• Love and sacrifice: Yang Jian's willingness to sacrifice his own happiness for Princess Longji's well-being.
• Manipulation and deception: Di Xin's use of cunning to try and outsmart Yang Jian.
• The passage of time: The twenty-year covenant highlights the different perspectives on time between Yang Jian and Di Xin.

Character Interactions

• Yang Jian and Di Xin: Their interaction is marked by tension and mistrust, with each trying to gain the upper hand in their agreement.
• Yang Jian and Princess Longji: Although not physically present, her influence is evident in Yang Jian's decisions and actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin and Yang Jian negotiate a 20-year agreement: Di Xin won't bother the Daoist Sect, and they won't bother him. Di Xin secretly aims to use this time to deal with Yin Shang.
• They swear to the heavens, using a blood oath. An unusually powerful lightning strike occurs, suggesting the oath's significance or Di Xin's true identity.
• Di Xin learns that Ji Chang has sent supplies to Chaoge, escorted by his disciples Xin Jia and Xin Mian.
• Di Xin decides to continue his journey as usual, unsure if he's being watched by the Daoist Sect.

Character Developments

• Di Xin demonstrates cunning and deception in negotiating the agreement and manipulating the oath.
• Yang Jian shows sincerity in agreeing to the oath but is also deceived by Di Xin's tactics.
• Di Xin's Flower Spider disciple continues to gather information, showing loyalty and initiative.

Significant Themes

• Deception and manipulation in negotiations and oaths.
• The power of oaths and their potential consequences.
• The importance of information gathering and surveillance.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Yang Jian: Their interaction is tense and filled with mistrust, despite the oath. Di Xin manipulates the situation to his advantage.
• Di Xin and his Flower Spider disciple: They maintain a master-disciple relationship, with the spider providing crucial information.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin possesses two General-Slaying Sabers, one real and one fake, to mislead others.
• He spends over ten days brushing the Map of Mountains and Rivers, finding no signs of surveillance.
• On Langya Mountain, he encounters two mysterious men playing Go under a pine grove.

Character Developments

• Di Xin becomes more vigilant and cautious, aware that his actions are being monitored.
• He shows a mix of wariness and curiosity towards the two men on the mountain peak.

Significant Themes

• Caution and Vigilance: Di Xin's constant alertness highlights the theme of caution in a dangerous world.
• Unpredictability: The sudden appearance of the two men and the System quest's delay emphasize the unpredictable nature of Di Xin's journey.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the two men, showing initial wariness but eventually approaching them to watch their game of Go.
• The two men initially ignore Di Xin but later show interest in his presence, though they remain aloof.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin encounters two middle-aged men playing Go on a mountain peak.
• He attempts to join their game, initially claiming to know a little about Go, but later admitting to knowing more (three-tenths to six-tenths) to gain their attention.
• The slender man challenges Di Xin to place a stone correctly to prove his proficiency; Di Xin accepts and decides to continue their game.
• The burly man bets a thousand Spirit Stones on Di Xin's loss, and Di Xin agrees, determined to win.
• Di Xin starts playing, using a chessboard provided by the System to guide his moves.

Character Developments

• Di Xin shows initial humility but later boasts about his Go skills to gain respect and a chance to play.
• He demonstrates determination and confidence in his ability to win, even when facing strong opponents.
• The two middle-aged men show arrogance and underestimate Di Xin's skills, leading to a bet on his loss.

Significant Themes

• The theme of deception and self-deception is present as Di Xin initially claims to know little about Go but later admits to knowing more.
• The theme of overconfidence is shown by the two middle-aged men, who underestimate Di Xin's skills.
• The theme of determination and perseverance is demonstrated by Di Xin, who is willing to risk rolling down the mountain if he loses.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the two middle-aged men, initially trying to ingratiate himself with them but later showing confidence and determination.
• The two men interact with each other, showing camaraderie and shared amusement at Di Xin's perceived ignorance.
• Di Xin's interaction with the System is implied, as he uses the chessboard provided by it to guide his moves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin plays chess against two middle-aged men, one burly and one gaunt.
• The System guides Di Xin's moves, initially surprising his opponents.
• The burly man struggles to keep up with Di Xin's quick and strategic moves.
• The game shifts from a losing position for Di Xin to a stalemate, then an advantage.
• The burly man eventually admits defeat, acknowledging Di Xin's victory.

Character Developments

• Di Xin demonstrates unexpected chess skills, guided by the System.
• The burly man shows frustration and eventual acceptance of defeat.
• The gaunt man serves as a commentator, admiring Di Xin's moves and taunting the burly man.

Significant Themes

• The power of strategy and guidance (Di Xin's reliance on the System).
• Acceptance of defeat and the ability to admit loss (the burly man's struggle and eventual concession).
• The role of observation and understanding in competition (Di Xin's focus on his opponents' expressions).

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and the burly man engage in a tense chess match, with Di Xin remaining calm and confident.
• The gaunt man serves as a commentator and observer, praising Di Xin's moves and taunting the burly man.
• The burly man struggles to keep up with Di Xin's moves, growing increasingly frustrated.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin wins a chess game against a burly middle-aged man, who then offers him a thousand Spirit Stones as a wager.
• Di Xin initially declines, but later accepts the Spirit Stones, asking for them to be delivered to the Azure Luan Palace on Phoenix Mountain.
• The two men reveal they know Princess Longji and ask Di Xin for his name.
• Di Xin introduces himself as Long Shou, a rogue cultivator.
• The slender man invites Di Xin to play chess again, while the burly man seems displeased.
• Di Xin receives a top-grade Metal Evasion Dao technique from the System.

Character Developments

• Di Xin demonstrates his chess skills and his indifference to wealth, impressing the two men.
• Di Xin shows his cunning by accepting the Spirit Stones indirectly and using his connection to Princess Longji to his advantage.
• The burly man's pride is challenged when Di Xin implies he could have beaten him earlier.

Significant Themes

• Wealth and Materialism: Di Xin's indifference to wealth contrasts with the value others place on Spirit Stones, highlighting his unique perspective.
• Pride and Humility: The burly man's pride is challenged, while Di Xin displays a mix of humility and confidence.
• Friendship and Brotherhood: The theme of brotherhood is explored, with Di Xin being accepted as a 'little brother' by the two men.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with two powerful individuals, demonstrating his chess skills and quick thinking.
• The burly man and the slender man show their camaraderie, with the slender man trying to include Di Xin in their friendship.
• Di Xin uses his connection to Princess Longji to gain favor with the two men.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Three people (a lean middle-aged man, Di Xin, and a burly middle-aged man) are on a peak. The lean man tries to provoke the burly man.
• An old man, Shen Nong, arrives, dressed simply with a bamboo basket and a hoe. He drinks from their teapot and asks about Di Xin's chess victory.
• The burly man admits Di Xin won, but the lean man claims they won together. Di Xin is embarrassed by their shamelessness.
• Shen Nong shows them a special herb, Purple Yin Luo, which Di Xin recognizes as highly poisonous.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Shows wisdom and knowledge about herbs, remains humble despite winning a chess game.
• Lean Middle-aged Man: Proves to be shameless and manipulative, trying to take credit for Di Xin's victory.
• Burly Middle-aged Man: Admits defeat but is also somewhat shameless, trying to save face.
• Shen Nong: Wise and knowledgeable about herbs, but initially seems to fall for the herb's deception.

Significant Themes

• Humility vs. Shamelessness: Di Xin's humility contrasts with the other two men's shamelessness in taking credit.
• Knowledge and Wisdom: Di Xin's knowledge about herbs and poisons is highlighted.
• Deception vs. Truth: The poisonous herb's deceptive spiritual energy contrasts with Di Xin's truthful warning.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and the Lean Man: Di Xin is embarrassed by the Lean Man's attempt to take credit for his victory.
• Di Xin and Shen Nong: Di Xin warns Shen Nong about the poisonous herb, showing his knowledge and concern for Shen Nong's well-being.
• The three men (Di Xin, Lean Man, and Burly Man): They interact with a mix of provocation, admission of defeat, and shamelessness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin reads a mission from the System about the poisonous herb Purple Yin Luo.
• He meets Shen Nong, one of the Three Human Emperors, and pretends not to recognize him.
• Di Xin identifies the Purple Yin Luo herb, and Shen Nong tests its toxicity.
• Shen Nong asks Di Xin about the book 'Immortal Scripture of Herbs' and wants to ask him questions about mountain herbs.

Character Developments

• Di Xin shows his knowledge of herbs and gains Shen Nong's respect.
• Shen Nong reveals his interest in the 'Immortal Scripture of Herbs' and Di Xin's knowledge.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.
• The value of friendship and mutual respect.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Shen Nong: Di Xin impresses Shen Nong with his knowledge, and Shen Nong shows interest in Di Xin's book and knowledge.
• Di Xin and the System: Di Xin relies on the System's information to impress Shen Nong.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin, disguised as a young man, meets Shen Nong Shi, who tests his knowledge of herbs.
• Di Xin identifies a withered Dragon's Saliva Grass and explains its uses.
• Shen Nong Shi asks about the conditions needed for Dragon's Saliva Grass to survive outside Kunlun Mountain.
• Di Xin agrees to rewrite the Immortal Scripture of Herbs but declines any reward.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Shows his knowledge of herbs and gains Shen Nong Shi's respect. He demonstrates his integrity by declining rewards for rewriting the scripture.
• Shen Nong Shi: Initially skeptical, he becomes impressed by Di Xin's knowledge and offers rewards for rewriting the scripture.

Significant Themes

• Knowledge and wisdom: Di Xin's knowledge of herbs is tested and proven.
• Integrity and selflessness: Di Xin declines rewards, showing his commitment to spreading knowledge for the greater good.
• Respect and recognition: Shen Nong Shi comes to respect Di Xin's knowledge and offers him rewards.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Shen Nong Shi: Their interaction starts with a test of Di Xin's knowledge, leading to mutual respect and a proposed trade (which Di Xin declines).
• Di Xin and the System: Di Xin relies on the System's prompts to answer Shen Nong Shi's questions, highlighting their symbiotic relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin meets the three Sage Emperors: Fu Xi, Xuanyuan, and Shen Nong.
• Di Xin refuses Shen Nong's rewards, aiming for a lasting friendship instead.
• Goddess Nuwa arrives, seeking the three Sage Emperors.
• Di Xin decides to stay, despite his initial desire to leave.

Character Developments

• Di Xin demonstrates his vision and ambition, impressing the Sage Emperors.
• Di Xin feels guilty about his past actions involving Goddess Nuwa.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and alliances.
• The power dynamics between cultivators and their interactions.
• Di Xin's growing confidence and strategic thinking.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the three Sage Emperors, attempting to build a relationship.
• Di Xin's tense interaction with Goddess Nuwa, due to his past actions.
• The Sage Emperors' respect for each other's opinions and decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Goddess Nuwa visits the Three Sage Emperors, revealing that her Monster Summoning Banner and Map of Mountains and Rivers have been stolen.
• She asks for their help in investigating the thief, as they have the status to verify King Zhou's (Di Xin) involvement without causing inconvenience.
• Goddess Nuwa also mentions the concentration of Human Emperor Fortune in Chaoge and asks them to observe it.
• Di Xin, unaware of their conversation, leaves after arranging to meet the Sage Emperors at Huoyun Palace on Mount Heng.

Character Developments

• Goddess Nuwa: She is embarrassed and concerned about the theft of her treasures, seeking help from the Three Sage Emperors.
• Di Xin: He is cautious and secretive, worried about Goddess Nuwa discovering his involvement in the theft. He also shows a casual attitude towards wealth.
• Sage Emperor Fu Xi: He is the most forthcoming among the Sage Emperors, handling the matter of Goddess Nuwa's treasures and inviting Di Xin to Huoyun Palace.

Significant Themes

• The theft of Goddess Nuwa's treasures highlights the theme of power and vulnerability, even among powerful deities.
• The concentration of Human Emperor Fortune in Chaoge suggests a shift in the balance of power and destiny.
• Di Xin's casual attitude towards wealth contrasts with the Sage Emperors' view of it as a considerable fortune.

Character Interactions

• Goddess Nuwa interacts with the Three Sage Emperors, seeking their help and sharing information about the theft and the Human Emperor Fortune.
• Di Xin interacts briefly with the Sage Emperors, arranging to meet them at Huoyun Palace and showing a casual attitude towards wealth.
• The Sage Emperors interact with each other, deciding to handle Goddess Nuwa's matter and inviting Di Xin to their palace.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Di Xin (disguised as a traveler) is questioned by Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan about King Zhou (Di Xin's original identity).
• Di Xin seizes the opportunity to praise himself, fabricating King Zhou's virtues and good deeds.
• Fu Xi reveals that Goddess Nuwa found the Fortune of Yin Shang (Di Xin's kingdom) greatly increased, which is why they're asking about King Zhou.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: Maintains his disguise, cleverly praises himself as King Zhou to improve his image, and learns that the sages' interest in him is due to his kingdom's increased fortune, not suspicion of his identity.

Significant Themes

• Deception and self-praise: Di Xin uses this opportunity to create a false, positive image of himself as King Zhou.
• Public opinion and perception: Di Xin bases his praises on what the common people supposedly say about King Zhou.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the three Sage Emperors (Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan), cleverly answering their questions and seizing the chance to praise himself.
• Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan question Di Xin about King Zhou, revealing that they're interested in Di Xin's kingdom due to its increased fortune.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three Sage Emperors (Fu Xi, Shen Nong Shi, and Xuanyuan) learn about King Zhou's enfeoffment of Di Xin and his becoming sworn brothers with Di Xin, finding it peculiar.
• They suspect Di Xin is influenced by a high-ranking member of the Jie Sect, suggesting a possible war between the Jie Sect and the Chan Sect.
• Di Xin meets the Three Sage Emperors, who express their hope to meet him again soon, hinting at their interest in his actions.
• Di Xin returns to his underground secret chamber in the Royal Palace, where he overhears Wen Zhong trying to report something urgent to him.

Character Developments

• Di Xin shows maturity and strategic thinking, understanding the implications of the Three Sage Emperors' interest in him and his actions.
• Wen Zhong demonstrates his loyalty and urgency in reporting important matters to Di Xin.

Significant Themes

• The influence of powerful sects (Jie Sect and Chan Sect) on worldly affairs.
• The potential for war between these sects, possibly involving Di Xin and King Zhou.
• The theme of hidden agendas and the political intrigue surrounding Di Xin's enfeoffment.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the Three Sage Emperors, showing respect and understanding of their status and influence.
• Di Xin and Wen Zhong's relationship is one of trust and loyalty, with Wen Zhong eager to report important matters to Di Xin.
• Wu Wenhua, Fang Xiang, and Fang Bi try to navigate the tension between Wen Zhong and Di Xin, not wanting to offend either.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin emerges from the Secret Chamber, aware that the Royal Palace is under the Divine Sense of the Three Sage Emperors (Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan).
• He engages in a genuine conversation with Wen Zhong to create a good impression on the Sage Emperors.
• Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan arrive, and Di Xin welcomes them with exaggerated politeness.
• Di Xin leads the Sage Emperors to the Imperial Garden for a chat, avoiding a banquet due to his perceived frugality.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: He continues to scheme and act, trying to maintain a good image in front of the Sage Emperors. His actions, driven by self-preservation, are perceived as frugality and piety.
• Wen Zhong: He remains loyal and honest, relaying information about the Royal Palace to Fu Xi without realizing the implications of his words.

Significant Themes

• Appearance vs Reality: Di Xin's actions are driven by the desire to maintain a certain image, while his true intentions remain hidden.
• Frugality vs Waste: Di Xin's actions, though driven by self-interest, are perceived as an example of frugality by the Sage Emperors.
• Power Dynamics: The Sage Emperors' arrival highlights the power imbalance between them and Di Xin, with Di Xin trying to navigate this dynamic.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Wen Zhong: Their interaction reveals Di Xin's scheming nature and Wen Zhong's honest, straightforward demeanor.
• Di Xin and the Sage Emperors: Di Xin's over-the-top politeness contrasts with the Sage Emperors' casual demeanor, highlighting the power dynamic between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan visit Di Xin to inquire about Yin Shang's treasury and population, testing Di Xin's knowledge and honesty.
• Di Xin explains his actions regarding Xi Qi's tribute and Ji Chang's enfeoffment, attempting to portray himself as benevolent and wise.
• Fu Xi asks Di Xin to demonstrate his saber skills, revealing their interest in the General-Slaying Saber.

Character Developments

• Di Xin shows growth in his political acumen and diplomatic skills, attempting to sway the Sage Emperors to his side.
• Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan are impressed by Di Xin's changes and begin to question their initial stance on his rule.

Significant Themes

• Benevolent rule vs. tyranny: Di Xin tries to present himself as a benevolent ruler, while the Sage Emperors question their support for Ji Chang's rebellion.
• The power of weapons: The General-Slaying Saber is a symbol of Di Xin's power, and its loss is a significant event.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the three Sage Emperors, attempting to gain their favor and support.
• Fu Xi probes Di Xin for information about the General-Slaying Saber, hinting at their interest in the weapon.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin, the Great King of Yin Shang, engages in a diplomatic dance with Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan, the Three Sovereigns.
• Di Xin defends his governance, addressing issues of famine, military reduction, and external threats.
• The Three Sovereigns leave behind gifts and advice, signifying their approval of Di Xin's rule.

Character Developments

• Di Xin demonstrates political acumen and a desire to improve Yin Shang's governance.
• Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Xuanyuan show approval and support for Di Xin's rule.

Significant Themes

• Good governance and its benefits for the people.
• The importance of learning from the past (represented by the Three Sovereigns' gifts).
• The delicate balance between military strength and civilian needs.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the Three Sovereigns, answering their questions and receiving their advice and gifts.
• The Three Sovereigns interact with each other, with Fu Xi and Shen Nong leaving gifts, and Xuanyuan bestowing his sword to Di Xin.

Key Plot Points

• Di Xin requests the Xuanyuan Sword from Sage Emperor Xuanyuan, but Xuanyuan offers him the Yellow Dragon Saber instead.
• Di Xin, despite disappointment, accepts the saber and expresses his intention to sell it for grain during a famine.
• Di Xin asks the three Sage Emperors to accept him as their disciple, seeking their future support and divine abilities.

Character Developments

• Di Xin displays his concern for the common people's well-being but also shows his eagerness to gain powerful allies.
• Xuanyuan demonstrates his quick wit in handling Di Xin's request and his honesty in assessing Di Xin's cultivation aptitude.

Significant Themes

• The importance of alliances and support in governance.
• The significance of cultivation aptitude and the struggle of those with poor aptitude.

Character Interactions

• Xuanyuan, Fu Xi, and Shen Nong interact with Di Xin, with Xuanyuan assessing Di Xin's cultivation aptitude and finding it poor.
• Xuanyuan, Fu Xi, and Shen Nong discuss Di Xin's aptitude among themselves, with Xuanyuan describing it as "rotten mud."

Key Plot Points and Events

• Di Xin, the ruler of Yin Shang, meets with the Three Sage Emperors (Fu Xi, Xuanyuan, and Shen Nong) on Chaoge Mountain. They discuss Di Xin's transformation and the disappearance of his General-Slaying Saber.
• Goddess Nuwa suspects Di Xin's change might be due to a Dao Heart, but they decide to observe the situation for now, as the War of the Investiture of the Gods is still some years away.
• Di Xin, unaware of these events, returns to copying the Immortal Scripture of Herbs in his secret chamber.
• At the morning court, Di Xin announces the Three Sage Emperors' visit and presents gifts to the officials, boosting their morale and preparing them for his future absences.

Character Developments

• Di Xin: He continues to maintain his facade, manipulating the officials to accept his absence from court. He is also steadily copying the Immortal Scripture of Herbs.
• Goddess Nuwa: She is puzzled by Di Xin's transformation and suspects it might be due to a Dao Heart. She decides to observe the situation for now.

Significant Themes

• Deception and Facades: Di Xin continues to deceive the officials and the Sage Emperors, maintaining his facade of a changed ruler.
• Power and Control: Di Xin manipulates the officials to accept his absence from court, demonstrating his control over the situation.
• Transformation and Change: Di Xin's transformation and the potential change in destiny are central themes, with Goddess Nuwa questioning if such changes are possible.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin interacts with the Three Sage Emperors, maintaining his facade and convincing them of his genuine transformation.
• Di Xin interacts with the officials, boosting their morale and preparing them for his future absences from court.
• Goddess Nuwa interacts with the Three Sage Emperors, discussing Di Xin's transformation and deciding to observe the situation.

Summary

Key Plot Points

• Di Xin completes transcribing the Immortal Scripture of Herbs.
• He summons Huang Feihu to the West Palace, Niangniang Huang's quarters, hinting at a private family matter.
• Di Xin reveals he has a Spirit Pill, a gift from an unknown Daoist elder, which can help Huang Feihu and his family cultivate the Dao.

Character Developments

• Di Xin shows a more personal and familial side to Huang Feihu, breaking the usual ruler-subject barrier.
• Huang Feihu is overjoyed at the prospect of cultivating the Dao and becoming closer to Di Xin.

Significant Themes

• The power of cultivation and the desire to possess it.
• The complex relationship between ruler and subject, and the blurring of these lines due to familial ties.

Character Interactions

• Di Xin and Huang Feihu's interaction shows a shift from formal ruler-subject dynamics to a more familial bond.
• Di Xin's decision to give Huang Feihu the Spirit Pill aims to strengthen their relationship and ensure Huang Feihu's loyalty.