Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The system reveals that offering incense once every ten years yields the best rewards.
• Qin Yun receives rewards from the system, including multiple Great Dao Origins, Soul Fragments, Three Lights Divine Water, and other valuable items. However, the rewards are fewer than the previous time.
• Qin Yun gives each of the Twelve Ancestral Witches one Great Dao Origin.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun demonstrates his immense power and generosity by giving away Great Dao Origins, further cementing his status as a formidable figure.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches are shocked and awed by Qin Yun's actions, leading them to question his true identity and background.

Significant Themes

• Power and Status: Qin Yun's actions highlight the theme of power and status, showing how his immense strength commands respect and awe from the Ancestral Witches.
• Generosity and Kindness: Qin Yun's willingness to give away Great Dao Origins underscores the theme of generosity and kindness, emphasizing his benevolent nature.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun interacts with the Twelve Ancestral Witches, who are amazed and grateful for his generosity. They express their desire to repay his kindness but acknowledge that words are insufficient.
• The Ancestral Witches question Qin Yun about his background, but he remains evasive, choosing not to reveal his true identity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun rewards the Ancestor Witches with Soul Fragments, Three Lights Divine Water, and Ginseng Fruits.
• He decides to leave the Witch Clan after staying for some time.
• The Ancestor Witches try to persuade him to stay but ultimately let him go.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun demonstrates his generosity and kindness by sharing resources with the Ancestor Witches.
• The Ancestor Witches grow increasingly fond of Qin Yun and are reluctant to see him leave.

Significant Themes

• Qin Yun's divine abilities and generosity.
• The Ancestor Witches' growing respect and admiration for Qin Yun.
• Qin Yun's decision to continue wandering the Primordial Wilderness.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun interacts warmly with the Ancestor Witches, rewarding them and expressing his appreciation for their kindness.
• The Ancestor Witches express their gratitude, apologies, and reluctance to see Qin Yun leave.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun's avatar receives rewards from the system after completing a task.
• The rewards include thirty-six Sea Calming Divine Pearls, a Treasure Dropping Golden Coin, a Great Desolation Road Guide, Magic Treasure Restriction Refining Talismans, Artifact Evolution Talismans, Divine Ability Cultivation Talismans, Origin of Strength and Battle, an Innate Spiritual Root, Three Lights Divine Water, Magic Power, and Merit Value.
• Qin Yun's clone explores the Primordial Wilderness while his main body cultivates within the Inner Space.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun's avatar and main body both benefit from the system rewards, leading to improved cultivation and abilities.
• Qin Yun's clone becomes a target of admiration and pursuit throughout the Primordial Wilderness due to his departure from the Witch Clan and his past actions.

Significant Themes

• The power of the system's rewards and their impact on Qin Yun's cultivation and abilities.
• Qin Yun's influence and reputation in the Primordial Wilderness.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun's clone does not interact with any characters in this chapter, as he is exploring the wilderness alone.
• Qin Yun's main body does not interact with any characters, as he is focused on cultivation within the Inner Space.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun learns about the uses of Merit Value, primarily to improve luck.
• The System offers Qin Yun the option to purchase a 5% retention right for the luck provided by Merit Value, costing one million Incense Value.
• Qin Yun's clone continues to explore the Great Desolation while his main body cultivates in the internal space.
• The System alerts Qin Yun to incense offerings from Minghe, Jieyin, and Zhunti, granting him Incense Value rewards.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun: Becomes more aware of the value of luck and Merit Value, purchases a luck retention right.
• Minghe: Arrives seeking recognition from Qin Yun for his incense offering, hoping to gain benefits.

Significant Themes

• Luck and its importance in the Great Desolation.
• The value of Merit and its uses, primarily to improve luck.
• The System's rewards and their significance to Qin Yun's progress.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Minghe: Minghe approaches Qin Yun, seeking recognition for his incense offering and hoping to gain benefits. Qin Yun hasn't yet responded to Minghe's arrival.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Netherworld Blood Sea Patriarch (Minghe) offers incense to Qin Yun, hoping for rewards.
• Qin Yun, through the system, receives various rewards due to Minghe's offering.
• Qin Yun decides to give Minghe the Origin of Great Dao Laws of Blood and Killing as a reward.

Character Developments

• Minghe: Initially cautious and greedy, he becomes deeply shocked and awestruck when Qin Yun offers him Great Dao Origins, demonstrating his understanding of their rarity and value.

Significant Themes

• Reward and Punishment: Qin Yun rewards Minghe for his offering, emphasizing the theme of reciprocity.
• Value of Great Dao Origins: The rarity and importance of Great Dao Origins are highlighted, as Minghe is astonished to receive them.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Minghe: Qin Yun remains calm and indifferent, while Minghe is filled with disbelief, shock, and greed, leading to a stark contrast in their demeanor.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun gives Minghe a 'Killing Great Dao Origin' and a 'Three Lights Divine Water', demonstrating his generosity and power.
• News of Qin Yun's actions spreads across the Primordial Wilderness, causing shock and disbelief among its inhabitants.

Character Developments

• Minghe: Minghe is overwhelmed by Qin Yun's generosity, feeling immense gratitude and excitement. He acknowledges Qin Yun's kindness and vows to remember it.
• Qin Yun: Qin Yun remains calm and composed, showing no signs of attachment to the Great Dao Origins or Three Lights Divine Water he gives away.

Significant Themes

• Generosity and Gratitude: Qin Yun's actions highlight the theme of generosity, while Minghe's reactions emphasize the theme of gratitude.
• Power and Status: Qin Yun's possession of multiple Great Dao Origins and Three Lights Divine Water underscores his power and status.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Minghe: Qin Yun's interactions with Minghe are marked by generosity and kindness, while Minghe responds with deep gratitude and excitement.
• Qin Yun and the Primordial Wilderness: Qin Yun's actions cause a stir in the Primordial Wilderness, with its inhabitants expressing shock and disbelief at his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial Wilderness discusses the mysterious Mountain God (Qin Yun).
• Qin Yun gives Minghe (Netherworld Blood Sea Patriarch) a Ren Water Flat Peach, an Innate Spiritual Fruit.
• Jieyin and Zhunti arrive, build a Temple for Qin Yun, and offer incense.

Character Developments

• Minghe is grateful and astonished at Qin Yun's generosity, considering if he could be the Mountain God's illegitimate son.
• Jieyin and Zhunti are eager to meet Qin Yun, showing no respect to Minghe.

Significant Themes

• Generosity and Gratitude: Qin Yun's actions demonstrate his generosity, which evokes deep gratitude from Minghe.
• Respect and Disregard: Jieyin and Zhunti's disregard for Minghe highlights their self-importance and lack of respect for others.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Minghe: Qin Yun's kindness towards Minghe fosters a deep bond of gratitude.
• Minghe and Jieyin/Zhunti: Minghe feels displeased with Jieyin and Zhunti's disregard for him, but he keeps his thoughts to himself.

Key Plot Points

• Qin Yun, the Mountain God, gives Jieyin an Origin of Great Dao Laws of Space and an Origin of the Great Dao Law of Dreams.
• Jieyin and Zhunti offer incense to Qin Yun, hoping for similar rewards.
• Qin Yun gives Zhunti an Origin of the Great Dao Law of Appearance.

Character Developments

• Jieyin and Zhunti become more grateful and respectful towards Qin Yun.
• Qin Yun demonstrates his generosity and power by giving away multiple Great Dao Origins.

Significant Themes

• Generosity and its impact on relationships.
• The power of Great Dao Origins and their significance in cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Jieyin and Zhunti interact with Qin Yun, hoping to receive rewards similar to Minghe's.
• Qin Yun interacts with Jieyin and Zhunti, rewarding them with Great Dao Origins based on their cultivated divine abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun gives Zhunti the Origin of the Great Dao Law of Appearance, which is crucial to his cultivation.
• Qin Yun also gives Zhunti the Origin of the Great Dao of Artifacts, recognizing his talent in artifact refinement.
• Qin Yun gives Jieyin and Zhunti each a ton of Three Lights Divine Water and two Ren Water Flat Peaches.
• The Primordial Wilderness, including the Witch Clan and the Three Pure Ones, are astonished and disbelief at Qin Yun's actions.

Character Developments

• Zhunti is overwhelmed with gratitude and joy at receiving the Origins of the Great Dao.
• Jieyin is also grateful and happy for Zhunti's good fortune.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches feel jealous and sour about Qin Yun favoring Minghe, Jieyin, and Zhunti.
• Fuxi and Nuwa are surprised and suspicious of Qin Yun's actions and origins.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Great Dao Origins and their significance in cultivation.
• The generosity and kindness of Qin Yun, contrasting with the jealousy and suspicion of others.
• The disbelief and astonishment caused by Qin Yun's actions.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun interacts generously with Zhunti and Jieyin, rewarding them with valuable items.
• The Primordial Wilderness, including the Witch Clan and the Three Pure Ones, react with disbelief and jealousy to Qin Yun's actions.
• Fuxi and Nuwa discuss and question Qin Yun's origins and actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun (Mountain God) gives away Great Dao Origins to Minghe, Jieyin, and Zhunti, shocking the Primordial Wilderness.
• Dijun, Donghuang Taiyi, East King Duke, and Hongjun learn about this event and react with disbelief and anger.
• Many living beings build temples and offer incense to Qin Yun, leading to a surge in his worship.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun (Mountain God) demonstrates his generosity and disregard for personal gain.
• Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi consider seeking out Qin Yun but struggle with their pride as Demon Race leaders.
• East King Duke feels jealous and disrespected due to Qin Yun's prominence.
• Hongjun finds it difficult to believe Qin Yun's capabilities and remains focused on his Dao Arts.

Significant Themes

• Generosity and selflessness vs. greed and jealousy (Qin Yun vs. East King Duke)
• The struggle between pride and necessity (Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi)
• Disbelief and shock in the face of extraordinary events

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun interacts with Minghe, Jieyin, and Zhunti, showing favoritism and generosity.
• Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi discuss their response to Qin Yun's actions, revealing their internal conflict.
• East King Duke feels overshadowed by Qin Yun and reacts with jealousy and anger.
• Hongjun remains focused on his personal growth, ignoring the commotion caused by Qin Yun's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kunpeng, the ancestor of the Golden-Winged Roc, arrives and offers incense to Qin Yun.
• Jieyin and Zhunti, disliking Kunpeng, provoke him, leading to a tense standoff.
• Kunpeng manifests his divine Kun form, but Jieyin and Zhunti remain unfazed.
• Kunpeng decides to seek benefits from Qin Yun despite Jieyin and Zhunti's attempts to drive him away.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun remains neutral, observing the situation.
• Kunpeng shows his fury and desire for respect, but also his willingness to seek benefits from Qin Yun.
• Jieyin and Zhunti display their shamelessness and disregard for Kunpeng, further escalating tensions.

Significant Themes

• Respect and dignity: Kunpeng seeks recognition and respect, while Jieyin and Zhunti refuse to acknowledge him.
• Power dynamics: The interactions highlight the power imbalance and the consequences of disrespecting others.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun, Minghe, Jieyin, and Zhunti remain together, with Minghe observing quietly.
• Kunpeng, Jieyin, and Zhunti engage in a tense standoff, with Jieyin and Zhunti provoking and dismissing Kunpeng.
• Qin Yun is addressed by Kunpeng, with Jieyin and Zhunti trying to prevent Kunpeng from seeking benefits from him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun receives various rewards from the system, including Great Dao origins, Divine Water, spiritual fruits, talismans, and merit value.
• Kunpeng offers incense to Qin Yun, and Qin Yun rewards him with Great Dao origins, Divine Water, and spiritual fruits.
• Qin Yun's actions spark outrage among some deities, particularly Primordial Beginning, who feels Qin Yun cannot distinguish between high and low status.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun: Qin Yun demonstrates his generosity and lack of prejudice by rewarding Kunpeng and treating all living beings equally, regardless of their status or lineage.
• Kunpeng: Kunpeng gains respect and gratitude towards Qin Yun for the rewards and recognition he receives.
• Primordial Beginning: Primordial Beginning becomes furious and offended by Qin Yun's egalitarian views, as he believes in the inherent nobility of the Three Pure Ones.

Significant Themes

• Equality: Qin Yun's belief in the equality of all living beings, regardless of their lineage or status, is a central theme.
• Generosity: Qin Yun's generous nature is highlighted as he rewards Kunpeng with valuable items.
• Respect and Gratitude: Kunpeng's respect and gratitude towards Qin Yun grow as he receives rewards and recognition.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Kunpeng: Qin Yun rewards Kunpeng, and Kunpeng expresses his gratitude and respect towards Qin Yun.
• Qin Yun and Primordial Beginning: Qin Yun's actions offend Primordial Beginning, who feels Qin Yun cannot distinguish between high and low status.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: Jieyin and Zhunti are displeased with Qin Yun's actions but do not openly confront him due to his generosity towards them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Many immortals and gods, including Dijun, Taiyi, and East King Duke, react to Qin Yun's speech and offer incense to him, building temples in his honor.
• Qin Yun receives numerous system notifications about the offerings.
• A large crowd approaches Qin Yun, eager to show their devotion and invite him to see their newly built temples.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun gains more recognition and respect from various immortals and gods.
• Dijun, Taiyi, and East King Duke express their displeasure with Jieyin, Zhunti, and Yuanshi's words, feeling disrespected by their comments about the Demon Race.
• Kunpeng remains neutral, neither supporting nor opposing the growing admiration for Qin Yun.

Significant Themes

• Equality among living beings, as emphasized by Tongtian and Qin Yun.
• Respect and recognition, with many immortals and gods seeking Qin Yun's approval and acknowledgment.
• Disrespect and offense, as felt by Dijun, Taiyi, and East King Duke due to Jieyin, Zhunti, and Yuanshi's words.

Character Interactions

• Dijun and Taiyi express their shared displeasure and desire for retribution against Jieyin, Zhunti, and Yuanshi.
• East King Duke feels offended by Qin Yun's words, believing himself to be the model for all male and female immortals.
• A large group of immortals and gods approach Qin Yun, vying for his attention and approval by showing their devotion through offerings and temple invitations.
• Jieyin and Zhunti watch the scene with displeasure, feeling that the newcomers are not much different from themselves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Many people come to Qin Yun's temple to offer incense and seek benefits.
• Jieyin and Zhunti, who have previously benefited from Qin Yun, try to prevent others from approaching him.
• A heated argument ensues between Jieyin, Zhunti, and the crowd.
• Qin Yun intervenes, but his words are misunderstood, leading to further tension.
• The system rewards Qin Yun with Incense Value and items due to the large number of offerings.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun: Remains calm and composed amidst the chaos, trying to maintain fairness and prevent misunderstandings.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: Display possessiveness and jealousy towards Qin Yun's benefits, trying to keep them for themselves.
• The Crowd: Initially displeased with Jieyin and Zhunti, they later become delighted with Qin Yun's intervention.

Significant Themes

• Human nature and selfishness: People are more concerned with their own interests than others'.
• Possessiveness: Jieyin and Zhunti exhibit possessiveness towards Qin Yun's benefits, not wanting to share them with others.
• Fairness and impartiality: Qin Yun tries to maintain fairness, but his words are misinterpreted.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun and Jieyin/Zhunti: Tension arises due to Jieyin and Zhunti's possessiveness and Qin Yun's attempts to maintain fairness.
• Jieyin/Zhunti and the Crowd: Argument ensues due to differing views on who deserves Qin Yun's benefits.
• Qin Yun and the Crowd: Qin Yun's intervention is initially misunderstood, leading to further tension.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The system categorizes living beings based on their luck: Persons of Great Luck, middling luck, minor luck, and ordinary.
• Qin Yun, as the Mountain God, receives offerings from various beings, with rewards determined by their luck and cultivation level.
• Ordinary beings receive no tangible rewards, only incense value and invisible benefits like increased strength and luck.
• Qin Yun faces a dilemma when many ordinary beings ask for rewards, and he has limited items to give.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun: Struggles with the moral dilemma of distributing rewards fairly among believers. Realizes that being a 'good person' is complex and challenging.
• Ordinary Beings: Grow resentful and accuse Qin Yun of favoritism when they don't receive tangible rewards.

Significant Themes

• Fairness and equality in distribution of rewards.
• The complexity of being a 'good person' or a benevolent figure.
• The consequences of providing aid and assistance to many.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun interacts with various ordinary beings who ask for rewards, leading to his internal struggle and their resentment.
• Fuxi and Nuwa discuss Qin Yun's situation, feeling sorry for him and acknowledging the trouble he's in.
• Primordial Beginning Daoist mocks Qin Yun for his lack of ability and the limited rewards he can offer.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun's generosity in giving good things to many has backfired as numerous beings demand more benefits from him.
• Yuanshi, one of the Three Pure Ones of Pangu, mocks Qin Yun's situation and expects him to be killed by the dissatisfied beings.
• Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi, as well as East King Duke and Hongjun, all observe Qin Yun's predicament and anticipate his downfall.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun's actions, though initially well-intentioned, have led him into a precarious situation due to his naivety about the nature of greed.
• Yuanshi's jealousy and mockery towards Qin Yun are evident, revealing his own insecurities and lack of generosity.
• Dijun, Donghuang Taiyi, East King Duke, and Hongjun all display varying degrees of disdain and anticipation of Qin Yun's fall, showing their lack of support or intervention.

Significant Themes

• Greed and the insatiable human heart.
• The consequences of naivety and lack of foresight.
• The lack of support or intervention from powerful beings, highlighting their indifference or self-interest.

Character Interactions

• Yuanshi's mockery and excitement at Qin Yun's predicament contrast with Laozi's and Tongtian's silent observations.
• Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi share their thoughts on Qin Yun's situation, anticipating his defeat.
• East King Duke and Hongjun also observe Qin Yun's predicament, with East King Duke considering intervening.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun, the Dao Ancestor, feels satisfied with his approach of attaching conditions to his benefits, unlike Qin Yun who gave freely.
• Qin Yun is surrounded by living beings seeking benefits (Great Dao Origin, Three Lights Divine Water, divine fruits) but he has no more rewards from the system to offer.
• Qin Yun tells them to leave, disappointing them as he can't provide anything.

Character Developments

• Hongjun remains steadfast in his principles, believing in earning benefits through merit and effort.
• Qin Yun feels powerless and helpless due to the system's lack of rewards, leading him to decide to give out benefits more quietly in the future.

Significant Themes

• The theme of merit and effort vs. entitlement is explored, with Hongjun and Qin Yun representing different viewpoints.
• The consequences of expectations and entitlement are shown when Qin Yun can't meet the living beings' demands.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Qin Yun have contrasting views on distributing benefits, with Hongjun believing in conditions and Qin Yun giving freely.
• The living beings interact with Qin Yun, initially expecting benefits but growing disappointed and even accusatory when he can't provide them.
• Minghe, Jieyin, Zhunti, and Kunpeng remain silent, having already benefited from Qin Yun and understanding his predicament.

Key Plot Points and Events

• East King Duke arrives with a vast procession of Immortals and Gods, seeking Qin Yun, the Mountain God.
• East King Duke introduces himself as the Head of Male Immortals, appointed by the Dao Ancestor, but Qin Yun remains unimpressed.
• East King Duke demands respect and benefits from Qin Yun, growing increasingly angry and threatening at Qin Yun's indifference.
• Qin Yun dismisses East King Duke as an "unlucky wretch," further enraging him.
• East King Duke declares his intention to execute Qin Yun, considering it his duty as the Head of Male Immortals.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun (Mountain God): Qin Yun remains calm and indifferent throughout East King Duke's provocations, showing no fear or deference. He dismisses East King Duke's title and authority, demonstrating his independence and confidence.
• East King Duke: East King Duke's jealousy and dissatisfaction with Qin Yun are revealed. His overinflated ego and desire for respect lead him to threaten Qin Yun and declare his intention to kill him.

Significant Themes

• Power and Authority: The chapter explores the dynamics of power and authority, with East King Duke attempting to assert his dominance over Qin Yun as the Head of Male Immortals. Qin Yun, however, remains unimpressed by East King Duke's title, challenging his authority.
• Jealousy and Envy: East King Duke's deep-seated jealousy and envy of Qin Yun drive him to seek conflict and ultimately, to threaten Qin Yun's life.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun vs. East King Duke: The primary interaction in this chapter is between Qin Yun and East King Duke. Qin Yun's calm indifference contrasts sharply with East King Duke's growing fury, highlighting their differing attitudes and approaches to conflict.
• East King Duke and his followers: East King Duke's followers support him, nodding in agreement with his words and actions. This dynamic emphasizes East King Duke's influence over his followers and his role as their leader.

Key Plot Points and Events

• East King Duke arrives, accusing Qin Yun of being rebellious and attempting to rally other immortal gods against him.
• Qin Yun stands his ground, refusing to back down and questioning East King Duke's accusations.
• East King Duke tries to sow discord among the immortal gods, accusing them of being deceived by Qin Yun.
• Dijun and Taiyi, leaders of the Demon Race, arrive and demand treasures from Qin Yun, threatening action if he refuses.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun demonstrates his unyielding stance and willingness to defend himself against accusations.
• East King Duke shows his manipulative and shameless nature, trying to turn others against Qin Yun.
• Dijun and Taiyi reveal their ambitious and demanding nature, seeking treasures from Qin Yun without regard for his feelings.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and manipulation, as seen in East King Duke's attempts to control the situation.
• Greed and ambition, demonstrated by Dijun and Taiyi's demand for treasures.
• Qin Yun's unyielding principle and refusal to be bullied.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun vs. East King Duke: Qin Yun stands his ground against East King Duke's accusations, refusing to be intimidated.
• East King Duke vs. Other Immortal Gods: East King Duke tries to rally other immortal gods against Qin Yun but faces resistance.
• Qin Yun vs. Dijun and Taiyi: Qin Yun faces a new threat as the leaders of the Demon Race demand treasures from him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qin Yun demands incense from Dijun and Taiyi for good things, but they refuse, leading to a standoff.
• Taiyi and Dijun manipulate the crowd into targeting Qin Yun for his treasures.
• Qin Yun withstands the pressure of Taiyi and Dijun's treasures (Chaos Bell and River Diagram and Luo Script) with his physical body alone.
• Taiyi attacks Qin Yun with the Chaos Bell, but Qin Yun easily destroys it using the Hong Meng Measuring Ruler.
• Qin Yun counterattacks, targeting Taiyi and Dijun with the Hong Meng Measuring Ruler.

Character Developments

• Qin Yun: Shows remarkable strength and composure, using his physical body to withstand powerful treasures and swiftly counterattacking.
• Taiyi and Dijun: Display cunning by manipulating the crowd but underestimate Qin Yun's strength, leading to Taiyi's injury.

Significant Themes

• Greed and manipulation, as seen in Taiyi and Dijun's actions to incite the crowd against Qin Yun.
• Power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating one's opponent, as demonstrated by Taiyi's injury.

Character Interactions

• Qin Yun vs. Taiyi and Dijun: Qin Yun remains calm and composed, while Taiyi and Dijun display arrogance and underestimation, leading to Taiyi's injury.
• Taiyi and Dijun vs. the crowd: They manipulate the crowd into targeting Qin Yun, showing their cunning and ability to sway others to their cause.