Ch. 101Beichen Reveals the Secrets of Heaven at Will, Leaving the Two Immortals Dazed and Eager to Follow

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Beichen reveals that becoming a Saint is not simple and requires comprehending laws or severing three corpses, but the latter has harsh requirements.
  • He shows Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi future scenes where Hong Yun faces a great tribulation and is killed by Kunpeng due to his potential for a Saint Position and foundation of sainthood.
  • Beichen offers to help Hong Yun change his fate but requires a price.

Character Developments

  • Hong Yun becomes more curious and eager to learn about becoming a Saint, leading him to consider changing his path and following Beichen.
  • Zhen Yuanzi becomes more convinced that his path of forging his own Great Dao is the right choice and considers following Beichen.

Significant Themes

  • The difficulty and complexity of becoming a Saint.
  • The importance of understanding one's fate and the possibility of changing it.
  • The consequences of actions and the resentment they may cause.

Character Interactions

  • Beichen reveals secrets about becoming a Saint to Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi, piquing their interest and leading them to consider following him.
  • Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi interact with Beichen, seeking his guidance and trying to understand their fates.
  • Beichen shows concern for Hong Yun's fate and offers to help him change it, demonstrating his influence and power.

Ch. 102Two Quasi-Saints Join the Immortal Palace; Kunpeng Comes to Seek the Dao a Century Later

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhen Yuanzi, a mid-stage Quasi-Saint, has been unable to advance further in his cultivation despite millions of years of effort.
  • He befriends the Kunlun Jade Void Palace and seeks guidance from the Primordial Lord of Heaven but feels the path to sainthood is still unattainable.
  • Beichen shows Zhen Yuanzi a vision of his future, where he remains unable to become a Saint, causing him great despair.
  • Zhen Yuanzi joins the Immortal Palace, becoming the Second Elder, and his cultivation improves significantly.
  • Hong Yun, the second Quasi-Saint, also joins the Immortal Palace as the Third Elder.
  • Kunpeng returns after fifty years, and Beichen advises Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi to leave to avoid immediate conflict.

Character Developments

  • Zhen Yuanzi's lifelong dream of becoming a Saint is reinforced, then dashed, and finally reignited by Beichen's prophecy.
  • Hong Yun, initially hostile, joins the Immortal Palace to avoid Kunpeng's wrath and improve his chances of becoming a Saint.
  • Beichen is revealed to be a Saint and the Palace Lord of the Immortal Island Palace, offering guidance and protection to Zhen Yuanzi and Hong Yun.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle and despair of powerful beings in their pursuit of ultimate power (sainthood).
  • The influence of fate and destiny on one's path to power.
  • The importance of guidance and community in cultivation and self-improvement.

Character Interactions

  • Zhen Yuanzi and Beichen: Zhen Yuanzi seeks Beichen's guidance, and Beichen offers him hope and a place in the Immortal Palace.
  • Zhen Yuanzi and Hong Yun: They join the Immortal Palace together, becoming fellow elders.
  • Beichen and Kunpeng: Beichen advises Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi to leave before Kunpeng's arrival, suggesting a tense relationship between them.

Ch. 103Beichen: If You Want to Become a Saint, You'll Have to Kill Me First

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Old Ancestor Kunpeng visits Beichen, seeking guidance on becoming a Saint of the Great Dao of Water.
  • Kunpeng shares his insights into the Great Dao of Water, emphasizing its all-pervading, formless, unchanging, and omnipresent aspects.
  • Beichen reveals that Kunpeng's understanding is merely the foundation of the Great Dao of Water and shares a deeper secret, 'No Law, Yet Heaven'.
  • Kunpeng spars with Beichen using his most powerful technique, which Beichen easily suppresses, demonstrating another secret, 'No Dao Unperformed'.
  • Beichen reveals he is a Great Dao Saint and tells Kunpeng that to become a Saint of the Great Dao of Water, he must first kill Beichen.

Character Developments

  • Kunpeng: Realizes the depth of his understanding of the Great Dao of Water is insufficient for Sainthood and seeks guidance from Beichen.
  • Beichen: Reveals his status as a Great Dao Saint and shares deeper secrets of the Great Dao of Water with Kunpeng.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of enlightenment and Sainthood in the Great Dao of Water.
  • The depth and complexity of the Great Dao of Water, with Beichen's understanding far surpassing Kunpeng's.
  • The impossibility of achieving Sainthood in a Great Dao already occupied by a Saint, as in the case of the Great Dao of Water.

Character Interactions

  • Beichen and Kunpeng: Engage in a discussion and spar to demonstrate the depths of the Great Dao of Water, with Beichen revealing his status as a Saint and the impossibility of Kunpeng achieving Sainthood in this Dao.
  • Palace attendants: React with concern and fear as they witness Kunpeng's attack on Beichen from afar, but are reassured by Mo Yuan and Chiliao that Beichen is not in danger.

Ch. 104The Nuwa Worshipped as Demon Ancestor—Something Felt Off

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kunpeng meets Beichen, who reveals that to become a Saint of the Great Dao of Water, Kunpeng must kill other powerful Water Dao cultivators, including Chiliao, Gonggong, and even Beichen himself.
  • Beichen reveals he's already a Saint of the Great Dao of Water, having achieved sainthood outside the Primordial World.
  • Bai Ze and Ji Meng visit Nuwa, seeking her help to lead the Demon Race against the Twelve Ancestral Witches' attacks. Nuwa agrees to become the Demon Ancestor.
  • Fu Xi emerges and agrees to be the Demon Prime Minister. He uses his Eight Trigrams Dao techniques to divine the future, sensing that Bai Ze and Ji Meng have ulterior motives.

Character Developments

  • Kunpeng: Realizes the difficulty and danger of achieving the Saint Position of the Great Dao of Water, and understands Beichen's true power and status.
  • Nuwa: Agrees to become the Demon Ancestor to lead the Demon Race against the Witches, but begins to feel uneasy about Bai Ze and Ji Meng's intentions.
  • Fu Xi: Agrees to be the Demon Prime Minister, uses his divination skills to sense potential threats from Bai Ze and Ji Meng.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and leadership among the demon races.
  • The difficulty and complexity of achieving Great Dao Sainthood.
  • The consequences of ambition and hidden agendas.

Character Interactions

  • Kunpeng and Beichen: Beichen reveals his true power and status to Kunpeng, who realizes the danger of his ambition.
  • Nuwa, Bai Ze, and Ji Meng: Nuwa agrees to become the Demon Ancestor, but begins to question Bai Ze and Ji Meng's intentions.
  • Nuwa and Fu Xi: Nuwa seeks Fu Xi's help in divining the future, and Fu Xi agrees to be the Demon Prime Minister, sensing potential threats.

Ch. 105East King Duke Helps the Demon Race Resist the Witch Clan, and Gets Targeted

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Nuwa and Fu Xi learn that Bai Ze and Ji Meng have convinced Dijun, Taiyi, and Kunpeng to lead the Demon Race, diminishing Nuwa's hope of gaining merit and becoming a Saint by leading them.
  • Nuwa realizes she misinterpreted Beichen's words and that leading the Demon Race isn't the only path to becoming a Saint.
  • Fu Xi's divination reveals that the three senior brothers of Sanqing will likely support the Demon Race in the future, and East King Duke might join them against the Twelve Ancestral Witches.
  • After three months, the Demon Court is established, attracting countless demons. East King Duke visits to offer congratulations and discuss an alliance.

Character Developments

  • Nuwa: Realizes her misunderstanding about becoming a Saint and accepts her role as a leader of the Demon Race.
  • Fu Xi: Uses his Eight Trigrams divination to predict future events and potential allies.
  • East King Duke: Decides to support the Demon Race against the Twelve Ancestral Witches.

Significant Themes

  • The path to becoming a Saint is not limited to leading the Demon Race.
  • Allies and support can come from unexpected sources, like East King Duke and the three senior brothers of Sanqing.
  • The establishment of the Demon Court unites the Demon Race and prepares them for the Witch-Demon War.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Fu Xi discuss the Demon Race's leadership, future allies, and the Witch-Demon War.
  • East King Duke visits the Demon Court to offer congratulations and discuss an alliance, angering Dijiang and leading to a confrontation.

Ch. 106The Dream of Death Jolted Him Awake—East King Duke Went to Aid the Witch Clan Again

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Dijiang, plan to intercept and kill the East King Duke as he leaves the Primordial Demon Ruins.
  • Qiangliang's tribe ambushes the East King Duke, but he escapes with severe injuries.
  • East King Duke is pursued by Qiangliang, Zhurong, and Gonggong's tribes.
  • East King Duke uses his Spirit Dispersion Blood Escape technique to flee towards the East Sea.
  • East King Duke has a terrifying dream about his impending death at the hands of the Ancestor Witches.
  • East King Duke decides to join forces with the Ancestor Witches to resist the myriad demons.

Character Developments

  • East King Duke shows his strength and desperation in escaping the Ancestor Witches.
  • East King Duke has a change of heart after his dream, deciding to join the Ancestor Witches.

Significant Themes

  • The power struggle between the Ancestor Witches and the Demon Court.
  • The desperation and fear of East King Duke in the face of death.
  • The theme of dreams and their potential to foretell the future.

Character Interactions

  • East King Duke faces off against Qiangliang, Zhurong, and Gonggong's tribes.
  • East King Duke decides to join forces with the Ancestor Witches after his dream.

Ch. 107Thoughts Reduced to Bubbles: East King Duke Swears an Oath to the Heavenly Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The East King Duke, after being cornered by the Ancestor Witches, proposes an alliance with them to fight the Demon Race.
  • The Ancestor Witches are initially skeptical but consider the proposal due to the East King Duke's status and the Immortal Court's power.
  • Dijiang, the strongest Ancestor Witch, arrives and freezes the East King Duke, demanding assurance of his loyalty.

Character Developments

  • The East King Duke shows political acumen and desperation, trying to sway the Ancestor Witches to his side to survive.
  • The Ancestor Witches, despite their fierce appearance, display strategic thinking and caution, considering the East King Duke's proposal.
  • Dijiang demonstrates his power and decisiveness, immediately freezing the East King Duke and demanding loyalty.

Significant Themes

  • Loyalty and Betrayal: The East King Duke's shifting alliances raise questions about his loyalty, while the Ancestor Witches and Dijiang demand assurance of his commitment.
  • Power Dynamics: The characters' actions and negotiations revolve around their respective powers and the balance of power in the Primordial World.
  • Honor and Oaths: The East King Duke's oath to the Heavenly Dao highlights the importance of honor and keeping promises in this world.

Character Interactions

  • The East King Duke attempts to manipulate and persuade the Ancestor Witches, playing on their desire to maintain their lineage and resist the Demon Race.
  • The Ancestor Witches, initially aggressive, engage in a dialogue with the East King Duke, weighing the pros and cons of his proposal.
  • Dijiang's arrival changes the dynamics, as he asserts his dominance and demands loyalty from the East King Duke, threatening him directly.

Ch. 108The Struggle for Supremacy Comes to a Halt; Hongjun's Third Lecture

Key Plot Points and Events

  • East King Duke swears an oath to the Heavenly Dao, allying with the Ancestor Witches against the Demon Race.
  • Nuwa declares East King Duke a target to be killed by all Demon Court cultivators, offering a Supreme Grade Innate Spirit Treasure as a reward.
  • The Ancestor Witches and Demon Race engage in several skirmishes and two major battles, resulting in a temporary truce.
  • The Purple Cloud Palace announces the third sermon on the Dao of becoming a Saint, to be held in one hundred years.

Character Developments

  • East King Duke is forced to ally with the Ancestor Witches, causing discontent among the Immortal Court members.
  • Nuwa shows resolve in eliminating East King Duke, offering a substantial reward.
  • The Three Xiaos and Zhao Gongming decide to apprentice themselves to Lingbao Tianzun to seek a treasure for severing corpses and entering sainthood.

Significant Themes

  • Alliances and betrayals: East King Duke's oath and subsequent actions highlight the fluid nature of alliances and the consequences of betrayal.
  • Power dynamics: The struggle between the Ancestor Witches, Demon Race, and Immortal Court showcases the shifting balance of power among different factions.
  • The pursuit of sainthood: The third sermon and the Three Xiaos' apprenticeship emphasize the characters' desire to advance their cultivation and understanding of the Dao.

Character Interactions

  • East King Duke interacts with Dijiang, leading to his forced alliance with the Ancestor Witches.
  • Nuwa interacts with her fellow Demon Court leaders, issuing the order to kill East King Duke.
  • The Three Xiaos and Zhao Gongming interact with Beichen, seeking his advice on apprenticing to Lingbao Tianzun.

Ch. 109Before the Zixiao Palace, Hong Yun and Minghe Are Turned Away

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Dijun and Taiyi, after finding Beichen, discuss the ongoing Witch-Demon War and seek his advice.
  • They plan to attend Hongjun's third sermon at the Purple Cloud Palace to enhance their cultivation.
  • At the Purple Cloud Palace, only those at the Quasi-Saint realm or with the right fate can enter. Beichen, Kunpeng, Dijun, Taiyi, Sanqing, and others enter, while Minghe and Hong Yun are blocked.

Character Developments

  • Dijun and Taiyi have reached the Quasi-Saint early stage peak, close to the middle stage.
  • Beichen is satisfied with his disciples' progress but warns them not to underestimate the Ancestor Witches.
  • Minghe and Hong Yun, despite reaching the Quasi-Saint realm, are barred from entering the Purple Cloud Palace due to lack of fate.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and dominance between the Witch Clan and the Demon Race.
  • The importance of cultivation and enlightenment in achieving sainthood.
  • The concept of fate and destiny in determining one's path and opportunities.

Character Interactions

  • Dijun and Taiyi seek guidance from Beichen, their master.
  • Beichen interacts with various powerful beings, including Nuwa, who seeks his advice on achieving sainthood.
  • Minghe and Hong Yun are blocked from entering the Purple Cloud Palace, leading to frustration and anger.

Ch. 110This Mystic Turtle—When Did He Become a Saint?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ancestor Hongjun blocks Minghe and Beichen from entering the Purple Cloud Palace due to their bloody auras.
  • Minghe leaves after Hongjun advises him to return to the Blood River and evolve his original clan.
  • Beichen forcefully enters the palace, revealing he has achieved Sainthood, shocking the attendees.
  • Hongjun realizes Beichen became a Saint outside the Primordial World and decides to accommodate him to avoid an immortal slaughter.

Character Developments

  • Minghe: Shows willingness to listen to Hongjun's lecture but leaves after receiving advice to evolve his original clan.
  • Beichen: Reveals he has achieved Sainthood, enters the palace forcefully, and challenges Hongjun's authority.
  • Hongjun: Initially blocks Beichen and Minghe, then accommodates Beichen after realizing his Sainthood to avoid conflict.

Significant Themes

  • The path to Sainthood and its restrictions.
  • The consequences of revealing one's Sainthood and the potential for immortal slaughter.
  • The power dynamics between Saints and the impact of their actions on the world.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Minghe: Hongjun blocks Minghe from entering and offers him advice, which Minghe accepts.
  • Hongjun and Beichen: Hongjun blocks Beichen, who forcefully enters the palace, challenging Hongjun's authority.
  • Beichen and Dijun/Taiyi: Beichen reassures his disciples after they are blocked from entering the palace.
  • Beichen and Hongjun: Beichen challenges Hongjun's authority, leading Hongjun to accommodate him to avoid conflict.

Ch. 111A Reassuring Promise—Nuwa, Rest Assured

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Old Ancestor Hongjun begins a sermon on the paths to sainthood, focusing on his lineage's method of severing three corpses.
  • He discusses the qualifications and tribulations of becoming a Saint, emphasizing the difficulty of severing the Obsession Corpse.
  • Hongjun reveals that only one cultivator can become a Merit Saint under the Heavenly Dao.
  • Beichen reassures Nuwa that she will become a Saint through merit, as he will help her.
  • Hongjun shares a method to draw upon endless merit from the future world to achieve sainthood.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun shows favoritism towards his eldest disciple, the Grand Pure Lord of Morality, hoping he will sever all three corpses.
  • Beichen reveals his support for Nuwa's path to becoming a Merit Saint.
  • Nuwa feels distressed about the difficulty of becoming a Merit Saint but is reassured by Beichen.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti feel disappointed and dejected after learning only one can become a Merit Saint, but they regain hope after Hongjun shares a method to draw upon endless merit.

Significant Themes

  • The difficulty and tribulations of becoming a Saint.
  • The importance of severing the Obsession Corpse to avoid hidden dangers and obsessions.
  • The competition and limited opportunities for becoming a Merit Saint.
  • The role of great opportunities and Great Destiny in achieving sainthood.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun interacts with his disciples, showing favoritism and providing guidance.
  • Beichen reassures Nuwa about her path to becoming a Merit Saint, showing support and building karma between them.
  • Nuwa, Jieyin, and Zhunti react to the news that only one can become a Merit Saint, feeling distressed and then hopeful again.
  • Hongjun shares a method to draw upon endless merit with Jieyin and Zhunti, but he is reluctant to provide detailed guidance.

Ch. 112A Tortoise Gave Away Gourds, and Hongjun's Face Turned Black

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Two Immortals of the West, Jieyin and Zhunti, discuss a strategy to become Saints by 'reasonably withdrawing endless merit from the future world.'
  • Jieyin suggests using a method similar to the Mystic Turtle (Beichen) to call out to the Heavenly Dao for pity and obtain merit.
  • Old Ancestor Hongjun finishes his nine-thousand-year lecture and announces he will merge with the Heavenly Dao and reside in seclusion.
  • He gifts Dao Treasures to the attendees, with his disciples receiving special treatment.
  • Beichen arrives and offers two gourds, revealing they are the Seven Treasure Gourds he stole from Kunlun Mountain.

Character Developments

  • Jieyin and Zhunti: They demonstrate ambition and cunning, seeking a shortcut to becoming Saints.
  • Beichen: He shows arrogance and provocation, stealing the Seven Treasure Gourds and presenting them to Hongjun, knowing it will anger him.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition and the pursuit of power (Saintship)
  • Deception and manipulation (Jieyin and Zhunti's strategy)
  • Provocation and conflict (Beichen's actions)

Character Interactions

  • Jieyin and Zhunti: They collaborate and share ideas, showing a strong bond as they work towards their shared goal.
  • Beichen and Hongjun: Their interaction is tense and antagonistic, with Beichen deliberately provoking Hongjun.

Ch. 113Mysterious Turtle, Enough Is Enough. Don't Push It

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Old Ancestor Hongjun struggles to maintain his composure when accused of stealing the Seven Treasure Gourd by Beichen.
  • Beichen argues that the gourds belong to whoever finds them first, as they are ownerless treasures of the Primordial World.
  • Hong Yun accepts a treasure from Beichen, angering Hongjun.
  • Beichen gifts the Nine-Nine Soul Scattering Red Gourd to Hong Yun and the Monster Summoning Gourd to Nuwa.
  • Lingbao Tianzun receives the Water Fire Gourd from Beichen, further angering Hongjun.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti ask Beichen to bestow gourds upon their disciples, enraging Hongjun.

Character Developments

  • Old Ancestor Hongjun: Struggles with anger management, feels disrespected by his disciples and Beichen's interference.
  • Hong Yun: Joins Beichen's Immortal Island Palace, accepts a treasure from Beichen, and angers Hongjun.
  • Beichen: Provokes Hongjun by bestowing treasures before Hongjun can, challenges Hongjun's authority.
  • Lingbao Tianzun: Accepts a treasure from Beichen without hesitation, further angering Hongjun.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti: Ask Beichen for treasures, disregarding Hongjun's authority and angering him.

Significant Themes

  • Authority and respect: Hongjun's authority as a master and Saint is challenged by Beichen and his disciples.
  • Fated treasures: The Seven Treasure Gourds are fated to be owned by specific individuals, reflecting the concept of destiny in the story.
  • Anger and self-control: Hongjun struggles to maintain his composure and not fly into a rage, highlighting the theme of self-control and the consequences of losing it.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Beichen: Tension and provocation between the two, with Beichen challenging Hongjun's authority and Hongjun struggling to maintain his composure.
  • Hongjun vs. Hong Yun: Hongjun feels disrespected and angry when Hong Yun accepts a treasure from Beichen.
  • Hongjun vs. Jieyin and Zhunti: Hongjun is enraged by his inner disciples' shameless request for treasures from Beichen.
  • Beichen vs. Hongjun's disciples: Beichen bestows treasures upon Hongjun's disciples, further angering Hongjun and challenging his authority.

Ch. 114Hongmeng Purple Qi: Seven Strands; Hongjun Becomes One with Heaven

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Dao Ancestor Beichen refuses to gift the Seven Treasure Gourd to Jieyin and Zhunti, angering Old Ancestor Hongjun.
  • Beichen swindles Hongjun and leaves, causing Hongjun to be furious but embarrassed.
  • Hongjun distributes Dao Treasures to his disciples, favoring Lingbao Tianzun the most.
  • Hongjun gives each of his seven disciples a strand of Hongmeng Purple Qi, aiding in their path to sainthood. Hong Yun gifts his to Old Ancestor Kunpeng, resolving their enmity.
  • Hongjun merges with the Heavenly Dao, disappearing from the world.

Character Developments

  • Dao Ancestor Beichen: Shows cunning and trickery, angering Hongjun and then leaving.
  • Old Ancestor Hongjun: Becomes furious and embarrassed due to Beichen's trickery, later merges with the Heavenly Dao.
  • Hong Yun: Realizes the significance of Hongmeng Purple Qi and gifts his strand to Kunpeng, resolving their enmity.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti: Pester Hongjun for treasures, receive the Twelve-grade Golden Lotus of Merit.
  • Kunpeng: Forgives Hong Yun after receiving the Hongmeng Purple Qi.

Significant Themes

  • Trickery and deception (Beichen's actions)
  • Anger and embarrassment (Hongjun's emotions)
  • Forgiveness and resolution of enmity (Hong Yun and Kunpeng)
  • Distribution of power and treasures (Hongjun's disciples)

Character Interactions

  • Beichen and Hongjun: Beichen angers Hongjun, then leaves, causing Hongjun embarrassment.
  • Hong Yun and Kunpeng: Hong Yun gifts his Hongmeng Purple Qi to Kunpeng, resolving their enmity.
  • Hongjun and his disciples: Hongjun distributes Dao Treasures and Hongmeng Purple Qi to his disciples, favoring Lingbao Tianzun.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti: The two immortals pester Hongjun for treasures together.

Ch. 115The Hongmeng Purple Qi—East King Duke Snatches It

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun bestows three strands of Dao Qi to Sanqing, each containing secrets to becoming a Saint.
  • East King Duke intercepts the Hongmeng Purple Qi meant for Kunpeng, causing Kunpeng to chase after him.
  • Kunpeng pursues East King Duke, with the possibility of intervention by the Twelve Ancestral Witches.
  • Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao forcefully become disciples of Lingbao Tianzun under Beichen's guidance.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Shows his wisdom and foresight by providing guidance to Sanqing for their paths to Sainthood.
  • East King Duke: Reveals his greed and lack of integrity by stealing the Hongmeng Purple Qi.
  • Kunpeng: Demonstrates his determination and pursuit of the Hongmeng Purple Qi.
  • Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao: Display initiative and determination in seeking apprenticeship under Lingbao Tianzun.

Significant Themes

  • Greed and Integrity: East King Duke's actions highlight the consequences of greed and lack of integrity.
  • Pursuit of Power: The characters' actions revolve around their pursuit of power and enlightenment, with Hongjun guiding Sanqing and Kunpeng pursuing the Hongmeng Purple Qi.
  • Destiny and Fate: The master-disciple destiny between Lingbao Tianzun and Zhao Gongming/Yunxiao is emphasized.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Sanqing: Hongjun provides guidance to Sanqing, setting them on their paths to Sainthood.
  • Kunpeng and East King Duke: Their conflict arises due to the Hongmeng Purple Qi, leading to a chase.
  • Lingbao Tianzun and Zhao Gongming/Yunxiao: The two immortals forcefully become disciples of Lingbao Tianzun, with Beichen's encouragement.

Ch. 116Beichen Instructs Him in a Master's Duties; Lingbao, Ashamed, Bestows Dao Treasures

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Lingbao Tianzun accepts Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao as disciples after they perform the three bows and nine kowtows under the Heavenly Dao's eye.
  • Beichen gifts Lingbao the Water-Fire Gourd and congratulates him on his new disciples.
  • Lingbao feels guilty for almost harming Shi Ji and asks Beichen about her progress.
  • Beichen reveals that Shi Ji is now mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortal and expresses his unwavering support for his disciples.
  • Lingbao gives Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao high-grade and supreme-grade Innate Spirit Treasures as defensive items.
  • Zhao Gongming asks Lingbao to accept his two younger sisters, Bixiao and Qiongxiao, as disciples, which Lingbao agrees to.

Character Developments

  • Lingbao Tianzun feels guilty for his past actions and strives to be a better master to his new disciples.
  • Beichen demonstrates his dedication and unwavering support for his disciples, earning their respect and gratitude.
  • Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao regret not becoming Beichen's disciples and feel grateful for his support.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of a master's role and responsibility towards their disciples.
  • The consequences of past actions and the importance of acknowledging and learning from them.
  • The power dynamics between different characters and sects.

Character Interactions

  • Beichen and Lingbao's interaction shows a shift from past grievances to a friendly relationship.
  • Beichen's support for Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao strengthens their bond and respect for him.
  • Lingbao's interaction with Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao demonstrates his newfound commitment to being a better master.

Ch. 117Dao Ancestor Beichen Schemed Against East King Duke, While the Ancestral Witches Blocked Kunpeng

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Lingbao Tianzun departs, leaving Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao with Dao treasures.
  • Beichen recruits Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao into the Immortal Island Palace, but they insist on bringing their two sisters, Qiongxiao and Bixiao, as well.
  • Kunpeng fails to retrieve the Hongmeng Purple Qi from East King Duke and is pursued by Ancestor Witches.
  • Beichen saves Kunpeng from Ancestor Witch Dijiang using his spatial laws.

Character Developments

  • Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao show loyalty and gratitude towards Beichen, leading to their recruitment into the Immortal Island Palace.
  • Beichen, despite initially wanting to recruit only Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao, ends up accepting their sisters as well, reflecting his kindness and lack of malice.
  • Kunpeng's failed attempt to retrieve the Hongmeng Purple Qi leads to him being targeted by Ancestor Witches, showing his determination and resilience.

Significant Themes

  • Kindness and Gratitude: Beichen's kindness towards Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao leads to their loyalty, while Kunpeng's kindness towards Beichen results in his rescue.
  • Loyalty and Family: Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao's loyalty to each other and their family leads them to insist on joining the Immortal Island Palace together, even if it means lowering the cultivation standard.
  • Power Dynamics: The Ancestor Witches' power and unity allow them to target Kunpeng, while Beichen's strength and influence protect him.

Character Interactions

  • Beichen interacts with Zhao Gongming and Yunxiao, leading to their recruitment into the Immortal Island Palace.
  • Kunpeng interacts with Beichen, leading to his rescue from the Ancestor Witches.
  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Dijiang, interact with Kunpeng, leading to his pursuit and eventual escape.

Ch. 118The Three Pure Ones Established Their Teachings; Sainthood Approached; The Ancestral Witches Prepared to Attack

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches help East King Duke obtain Hongmeng Purple Qi, making him swear to attack their enemies (Sanqing and Demon Race) on their behalf.
  • East King Duke realizes he's been manipulated but is bound by his oath to the Heavenly Dao.
  • The Sanqing (Taiqing, Yuanshi, and Lingbao) establish their sects and prepare for sainthood.
  • The Ancestor Witches, along with East King Duke, plan to attack the Sanqing on Buzhou Immortal Mountain.

Character Developments

  • East King Duke: Shows impulsiveness and naivety, falling into the Ancestor Witches' trap. Realizes his mistake but is bound by his oath.
  • The Sanqing: Comprehend their master's teachings and establish sects, taking significant steps towards sainthood.
  • Old Ancestor Hongjun: Hides within the Heavenly Dao, not interfering with Primordial World affairs, but aware of events.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and consequences: The Ancestor Witches manipulate East King Duke, leading to his regret and predicament.
  • Comprehension and growth: The Sanqing understand their master's teachings and make progress in their Dao journey.
  • Oaths and their weight: East King Duke's oath to the Heavenly Dao binds him, leading to difficult decisions.

Character Interactions

  • East King Duke and the Ancestor Witches: East King Duke is manipulated by the Ancestor Witches, leading to a strained relationship.
  • The Sanqing: They interact with each other, sharing their comprehension of their master's teachings and establishing their sects.
  • Old Ancestor Hongjun and the Sanqing: Hongjun is aware of his disciples' actions but chooses not to interfere, trusting their judgment.

Ch. 119The Second Great War Between the Sanqing and the Ancestral Witches

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Dijiang, attack the Sanqing to establish their lineage as Pangu's orthodox.
  • Houtu, one of the Ancestor Witches, is missing, and her whereabouts are unknown.
  • The Ancestor Witches, along with East King Duke, confront the Sanqing (Tongtian, Shennong, and Fuxi) at Buzhou Immortal Mountain.
  • The Demon Race, led by Nuwa and Kunpeng, observes the battle from the Demon Ruins, planning to intervene later.

Character Developments

  • Dijiang: Shows determination and anxiety about the Ancestor Witches' attack on the Sanqing.
  • Houtu: Absent and her whereabouts are unknown, leaving a message for her on an ice mirror.
  • Nuwa: Demonstrates concern for her senior brothers (the Sanqing) but follows Kunpeng's strategic advice.
  • Kunpeng: Proves his wisdom and strategic thinking by advising Nuwa to wait and observe the battle's outcome before intervening.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for Pangu's orthodox lineage between the Ancestor Witches and the Sanqing.
  • The power dynamics and alliances among different primordial clans (Ancestor Witches, Sanqing, and Demon Race).
  • The importance of strength and cultivation in determining the outcome of conflicts.

Character Interactions

  • Dijiang and Xuanming: Dijiang commands Xuanming to leave a message for Houtu, showing their sibling-like relationship.
  • Nuwa and Kunpeng: Nuwa seeks Kunpeng's advice, and they agree on a strategy, displaying their trust and understanding.
  • Nuwa and Taiyi: Nuwa explains the history between the Sanqing and the Ancestor Witches to Taiyi, showing her knowledge of the past.
  • Beichen and his disciples (Zhao Gongming, Yunxiao, Qiongxiao, Bixiao): Beichen advises them to stay and cultivate, emphasizing the importance of strength, while also showing his concern for their safety.

Ch. 120War Is Inevitable—Senior Brother, Don't Steal My Hobby of Writing Poems

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Dijiang, arrive at Buzhou Immortal Mountain to challenge the Sanqing for the Pangu orthodox lineage.
  • The Sanqing, particularly the Grand Pure Lord of Morality (Taiqing), initially try to avoid conflict but are provoked by Dijiang's accusations.
  • A battle ensues between the Ancestor Witches and the Sanqing, with each side using powerful techniques and weapons.

Character Developments

  • Taiqing (Grand Pure Lord of Morality) shows remarkable growth and power, using his refined Heaven and Earth Profound Yellow Exquisite Pagoda and other techniques to hold his own against multiple Ancestor Witches.
  • Dijiang demonstrates his cunning and strategic thinking, trying to provoke the Sanqing into a fight and finding a reason to justify it.
  • Other Ancestor Witches and Sanqing members showcase their unique abilities and techniques.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and lineage succession is a central theme, with both sides claiming the Pangu orthodox lineage.
  • Provocation and manipulation are used to instigate conflict, highlighting the political and power dynamics at play.
  • The growth and evolution of characters, particularly Taiqing, reflect the passage of time and the changes in the world.

Character Interactions

  • Taiqing and Dijiang have a tense exchange, with Dijiang trying to provoke Taiqing and Taiqing attempting to defuse the situation initially.
  • The Sanqing brothers (Taiqing, Yuanshi, and Tongtian) work together, supporting each other in the face of the Ancestor Witches' attack.
  • The Ancestor Witches coordinate their attacks, targeting Taiqing and the other Sanqing members with various techniques and abilities.
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