Ch. 201Farming?
Key Plot Points and Events
- A hundred years pass, during which Laozi establishes the Human Teachings and the Golden Core Great Dao, enabling the Human Race to cultivate.
- The Demon Race, particularly Eastern Emperor Tai Yi, is upset about this development, but Di Jun believes Laozi won't actively manage the Human Race.
- Di Jun divines that the Human Race will face danger soon, leading him to send Bai Ze to eliminate man-eating demons and station a large force near the Human Race's territory for protection.
- Di Jun introduces the concept of 'farming' to the Demon Race, instructing them to raise livestock, plant crops, and cultivate Spiritual Roots to address food scarcity and improve cultivation resources.
Character Developments
- Di Jun shows foresight and strategic thinking, making decisions to protect the Human Race and improve the Demon Race's situation.
- Eastern Emperor Tai Yi is impulsive and easily influenced by Di Jun's decisions.
- Li Mo, an enigmatic figure, offers insights and seems to have knowledge beyond his years, hinting at a possible transmigration background.
Significant Themes
- The relationship between the Human Race and the Demon Race, with Di Jun aiming to protect the former while improving the latter's situation.
- The concept of 'farming' is introduced, highlighting the importance of resource management and sustainable development.
- The theme of divine intervention and foresight is explored through Di Jun's divination and his subsequent actions.
Character Interactions
- Di Jun and Li Mo have a complex relationship, with Li Mo often offering insights that Di Jun finds enlightening, despite Li Mo's apparent lack of respect for Di Jun's authority.
- Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Tai Yi interact, with Di Jun making decisions that Tai Yi follows, despite his initial complaints.
- Di Jun communicates his plans for 'farming' to the Demon Race generals, who quickly understand and execute his orders.