Ch. 1Reincarnated as an Innate Human, I Became Saintess Nuwa's Disciple

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu, a transmigrator, finds himself in the Primordial World, becoming a disciple of Saintess Nuwa.
  • He learns that Nuwa's neglect of the Human Race has led to their decline and her own stagnation in cultivation.
  • Su Mu suggests moving the Human Race to Shouyang Mountain, to which Nuwa agrees and decides to establish a dojo there as well.
  • After 500 years, the Human Race settles on Shouyang Mountain and begins to multiply and develop their community.
  • Su Mu cultivates to the Earth Immortal level and decides to help Sui Ren Shi create the Human Race Hearth Fire to guide his clansmen towards civilization.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu: Initially shocked and confused about his transmigration, he quickly adapts and shows concern for his clansmen's well-being, aiming to guide them towards a better life.
  • Nuwa: Realizes that Su Mu might know something about her future and agrees to his suggestions, showing a willingness to adapt and change her approach to the Human Race.
  • Sui Ren Shi: Meticulously arranges the Human Race's migration but has yet to create the Human Race Hearth Fire, which Su Mu plans to help with.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of neglect and indifference towards one's responsibilities (Nuwa's neglect of the Human Race).
  • The importance of guidance and leadership in shaping a community's future (Su Mu's desire to help his clansmen).
  • The struggle for survival and progress in a harsh world (the Human Race's initial barbaric way of life).

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Nuwa: They establish a master-disciple relationship, with Nuwa showing interest in Su Mu's knowledge and Su Mu respectfully addressing her as his master.
  • Su Mu and Sui Ren Shi: Though not directly interacting in this chapter, Su Mu plans to help Sui Ren Shi create the Human Race Hearth Fire, showing camaraderie and support.
  • Su Mu and his clansmen: Su Mu expresses concern for his clansmen's well-being and hopes to guide them towards a better life, displaying a sense of responsibility and care.

Ch. 2Human Race Hearth Fire, the Long-Awaited Golden Finger

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu approaches Sui Ren Shi with a proposal to cook food using fire to improve nutrition and digestibility for the Human Race.
  • A lightning strike cooks a bird, introducing the tribesmen to cooked meat.
  • Sui Ren Shi creates fire by friction, causing a vast Golden Cloud of Merit to appear, enhancing the Human Race's destiny and granting Su Mu the Strongest Human Dao System.
  • Su Mu receives cultivation techniques and treasures from the system.
  • You Chao Shi creates the first house for the Human Race, further increasing their destiny.
  • Zi Yi Shi makes clothes from animal hides, reducing colds among the tribesmen and increasing their destiny once more.
  • Nuwa, the Human Race Holy Mother, notices the significant increases in the Human Race's destiny and summons Su Mu to Shouyang Palace.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu: Shows responsibility and foresight in improving the Human Race's living conditions. He receives the Strongest Human Dao System and gains powerful cultivation techniques and treasures. He demonstrates strategic thinking and concern for the Human Race's well-being.
  • Sui Ren Shi: Successfully creates fire, leading to a significant increase in the Human Race's destiny and his own cultivation advancement.
  • You Chao Shi: Builds the first house for the Human Race, increasing their destiny and his cultivation.
  • Zi Yi Shi: Makes clothes from animal hides, reducing colds among the tribesmen and increasing their destiny, as well as her own cultivation.
  • Nuwa: Notices the increases in the Human Race's destiny and summons Su Mu to Shouyang Palace, showing her interest and involvement in the Human Race's development.

Significant Themes

  • Progress and Development: The Human Race's advancements in cooking, housing, and clothing represent their continuous development and improvement.
  • Destiny and Merit: The increases in the Human Race's destiny bring about significant changes and benefits, both for the individuals involved and the Human Race as a whole.
  • Responsibility and Leadership: Su Mu demonstrates responsibility and foresight in guiding the Human Race's development, showcasing his leadership potential.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Sui Ren Shi: Su Mu approaches Sui Ren Shi with a proposal to improve the Human Race's diet, and they work together to find a solution.
  • Su Mu and You Chao Shi: Su Mu encourages You Chao Shi to create shelter for the Human Race, leading to a significant increase in their destiny.
  • Su Mu and Zi Yi Shi: Su Mu suggests using animal hides to make clothes, reducing colds among the tribesmen and increasing their destiny.
  • Su Mu and Nuwa: Nuwa notices the increases in the Human Race's destiny and summons Su Mu to Shouyang Palace, showing her interest in his actions and their impact on the Human Race.

Ch. 3Su Mu Establishes the Human Sect, Making Taiqing Spit Blood

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Nuwa gifts Su Mu the Supreme Innate Spiritual Treasure Creation Pagoda and Fuxi gives him the Qiankun Fan.
  • Fuxi decides to join the Demon Race to achieve the Dao.
  • Nuwa attempts to establish the Human Religion but the Heavenly Dao doesn't respond. She then petitions the Great Dao, which grants her merit and raises her to the seventh heaven of Sainthood.
  • Taiqing Laozi is enraged by Nuwa establishing the Human Religion and spits blood. He later seeks help from Dao Ancestor Hongjun and is advised to establish the Daoist Religion instead.
  • Taiqing Laozi accepts Xuandu as his disciple and successfully establishes the Daoist Religion, becoming a Saint.

Character Developments

  • Nuwa: Becomes more ambitious and assertive, establishing the Human Religion and gaining significant power.
  • Fuxi: Decides to join the Demon Race for personal gain, showing a more self-serving side.
  • Taiqing Laozi: Becomes enraged and injured by Nuwa's actions, later establishes the Daoist Religion and becomes a Saint.
  • Su Mu: Receives powerful gifts from Nuwa and Fuxi, showing growth in his cultivation and status.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition and its consequences (Nuwa, Taiqing Laozi)
  • Power dynamics and relationships (Nuwa vs Taiqing Laozi, Nuwa's interaction with the Heavenly Dao and Great Dao)
  • Personal gain vs collective good (Fuxi's decision to join the Demon Race)

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Fuxi: They discuss Fuxi's decision to join the Demon Race, showing a tense but respectful interaction.
  • Nuwa and Taiqing Laozi: Their interaction is marked by conflict, with Taiqing Laozi becoming enraged and injured by Nuwa's actions.
  • Taiqing Laozi and Dao Ancestor Hongjun: They communicate through a message transmission, with Hongjun advising Taiqing to establish the Daoist Religion.
  • Taiqing Laozi and Xuandu: Taiqing takes Xuandu as his disciple, showing a mentoring relationship.

Ch. 4The Saint Era: Planting the Seeds

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Three Pure Ones (Taiqing Laozi, Primordial Lord, Tongtian) become Saints, establishing their sects and receiving Heavenly Dao merit.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti, despite initially failing to become Saints, make forty-eight great vows and borrow merit from Heavenly Dao, becoming Saints but at different levels.
  • The Three Pure Ones confront Nuwa on Shouyang Mountain, but she easily defeats them. Dao Ancestor Hongjun intervenes, stopping Nuwa and allowing the Three Pure Ones to retreat.
  • Su Mu meets Ancestor Witch Houtu at the Netherworld Blood Sea. Houtu, moved by the vengeful spirits, decides to become reincarnation itself.
  • Houtu receives Pangu Hall from the Ancestor Witches and transforms it into the Six Paths of Reincarnation, becoming a Saint of the ninth level.

Character Developments

  • Nuwa demonstrates her immense combat power, defeating the Three Pure Ones.
  • Houtu shows her compassion and selflessness, willing to become reincarnation for the sake of the vengeful spirits.
  • The Ancestor Witches, particularly Dijiang, show support and care for Houtu.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and dominance among the Saints and Ancestor Witches.
  • The compassion and selflessness of Houtu, contrasting with the ambition and resentment of other characters.
  • The establishment of the Six Paths of Reincarnation, marking a significant change in the afterlife system.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa vs. The Three Pure Ones: Nuwa's overwhelming power and the Three Pure Ones' resentment.
  • Houtu and Su Mu: Houtu's compassion and Su Mu's guidance lead to the creation of the Six Paths of Reincarnation.
  • The Ancestor Witches and Houtu: The Ancestor Witches' support and care for Houtu, particularly Dijiang's assistance in obtaining Pangu Hall.

Ch. 5Houtu Achieves Sainthood and Escapes Control

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Houtu becomes a Great Dao Saint and establishes the Underworld, which evolves with various areas like the Hall of Judgment, Yanluo Palace, and the Palace of Emperor Fengdu.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun appears, enfeoffs Houtu as Empress Pingxin, and seals her within the Underworld to suppress its destiny.
  • The Six Saints of the Primordial World appear, congratulate Houtu, and request positions in the Underworld. Houtu grants some requests but refuses others, leading to tension with Primordial Lord.
  • Taiqing Laozi intercedes, and Houtu releases Primordial Lord. Sect Master Tongtian requests a position for his disciple, Zhao Gongming, which Houtu grants. Nuwa remains and accepts the position of Eastern Ghost Emperor for her disciple, Su Mu.

Character Developments

  • Houtu: Becomes a Saint, establishes the Underworld, and is enfeoffed as Empress Pingxin. She displays anger and resentment at being confined but maintains composure.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun: Seals Houtu within the Underworld to suppress its destiny, showing his authority and concern for maintaining Heavenly Dao control.
  • Primordial Lord: Demands positions in the Underworld, offends Houtu, and is suppressed by her. He leaves with Taiqing Laozi after being released.
  • Taiqing Laozi: Intercedes for Primordial Lord, addresses Houtu respectfully, and shows concern for maintaining peace among the Saints.
  • Sect Master Tongtian: Requests a position for his disciple, Zhao Gongming, and leaves with him after Houtu grants their request.
  • Nuwa: Congratulates Houtu, accepts the position of Eastern Ghost Emperor for her disciple, Su Mu, and leaves with him.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics among Saints and their interactions, highlighting the importance of maintaining balance and respect among them.
  • The establishment and management of the Underworld, emphasizing the role of Houtu and the Saints in maintaining order and justice.
  • The consequences of arrogance and impulsiveness, as demonstrated by Primordial Lord's actions and their repercussions.

Character Interactions

  • Houtu and Dao Ancestor Hongjun: Their interaction showcases the tension between Houtu's desire for freedom and Hongjun's need to maintain control.
  • Houtu and Primordial Lord: Their conflict highlights the power dynamics among the Saints and the consequences of disrespecting Houtu.
  • Taiqing Laozi and Houtu: Their interaction demonstrates Taiqing Laozi's willingness to maintain peace and address Houtu respectfully.
  • Nuwa and Houtu: Their interaction showcases their sisterly bond and mutual respect, as Nuwa accepts a position in the Underworld for her disciple without any conflict.

Ch. 6The Human Race Wept Blood, and the Seeds Sprouted

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu, now a Grand Unity Golden Immortal, meets Nuwa and learns about the ongoing war between the Witch and Demon Races.
  • Su Mu encounters Nine Heavens Xuannü, a disciple of the Queen Mother of the West, and saves her from a demon.
  • The Human Race faces a great calamity, and Su Mu seeks shelter for them in Western Kunlun and Longevity Mountain.
  • The Demon Race pursues the Human Race, leading to a battle at Longevity Mountain and Western Kunlun.
  • The Human Race in Shouyang Mountain suffers a massacre, and their resentment accumulates in the sky.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu stabilizes his Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm and becomes more determined to protect the Human Race.
  • Nuwa feels guilty for not being able to protect the Human Race better.
  • The Queen Mother of the West and Zhenyuanzi step in to protect the Human Race in their respective locations.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for survival and the consequences of war.
  • The power of resentment and accumulated negative emotions.
  • The karmic debt and repaying favors, as seen in the Queen Mother of the West's actions.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu interacts with Nuwa, learning about the war and seeking her guidance.
  • Su Mu saves Nine Heavens Xuannü and gains her gratitude, leading to an acquaintance with the Queen Mother of the West.
  • The Human Race leaders, Sui Ren Shi, You Chao Shi, and Zi Yi Shi, work together with Su Mu to protect their people.
  • The Demon Race leaders, Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi, collaborate to hunt down the Human Race.
  • The Queen Mother of the West and Zhenyuanzi protect the Human Race in their respective locations, leading to confrontations with the Demon Race.

Ch. 7The Merit She Alone Enjoyed, and Nuwa's Enviable Fortune

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Nuwa blames Dao Ancestor Hongjun for using the Human Race as pawns in the Witch-Demon conflict.
  • The Human Race suffers a massive slaughter by the Demon Race, leading to a declaration of eternal enmity between the two races.
  • Nuwa returns to the Primordial World and decides to mend the heavens after Buzhou Mountain breaks.
  • Nuwa successfully mends the heavens using various divine tools and the Mysterious Turtle's limbs as pillars, earning immense merit.

Character Developments

  • Nuwa demonstrates her power and wisdom by single-handedly mending the heavens and obtaining great merit.
  • Su Mu grows in responsibility and determination, vowing to protect the Human Race and avenge their fallen kin.
  • The Mysterious Turtle of the North Sea willingly sacrifices its limbs to support the heavens and becomes Nuwa's disciple.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of interracial conflict and the struggle for survival.
  • The importance of merit and the rewards of selfless acts.
  • The cyclical nature of life and death, as seen in the Mysterious Turtle's reincarnation.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Su Mu: Nuwa shows favor and trust towards Su Mu, entrusting him with important tasks and bestowing powerful artifacts upon him.
  • Nuwa and the Mysterious Turtle: Nuwa takes the turtle as her disciple and protects its true spirit, while the turtle willingly sacrifices for the greater good.
  • The Human Race and the Demon Race: The enmity between the two races deepens, setting the stage for future conflicts.

Ch. 8Kongtong Seal, the Age of Humanity Arrives

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu becomes a Grand Unity Golden Immortal and condenses the Grand Unity Three Flowers, reaching the unprecedented twelfth grade.
  • The Primordial World trembles, alerting the Five Sages and causing Dao Ancestor Hongjun to investigate.
  • Nuwa shields the heavenly secrets to hide Su Mu's twelve-grade flowers.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun summons the Six Saints to discuss the establishment of the Heavenly Court and the selection of the Heavenly Emperor.
  • Haotian and Yaochi are appointed as the Heavenly Emperor and Queen Mother, respectively.
  • The era of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors is approaching, and only those favored by heaven will be enfeoffed by the Kongtong Seal.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu achieves a significant breakthrough in his cultivation, becoming a Grand Unity Golden Immortal and condensing twelve-grade flowers.
  • Nuwa shows concern for Su Mu's safety and is willing to protect him against Dao Ancestor Hongjun.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun appoints Haotian and Yaochi as the Heavenly Emperor and Queen Mother, much to the displeasure of the Six Saints.

Significant Themes

  • The power of laws and the pursuit of higher realms, with the Law of Strength being particularly emphasized.
  • The importance of the Kongtong Seal in the era of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.
  • The struggle for power and influence among the Six Saints and their disciples.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Su Mu: Nuwa expresses her willingness to protect Su Mu, and Su Mu is grateful for her support.
  • The Six Saints: They argue fiercely over who should be the new Heavenly Emperor, highlighting their ambition and desire for power.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun and the Six Saints: Hongjun reveals his plans for the Heavenly Court and the appointment of Haotian and Yaochi, causing displeasure among the Saints.

Ch. 9Fuxi's Reincarnation, the Heavenly Sovereign's Master

Summary of "Fuxi's Reincarnation, Teacher of the Heavenly Sovereign"

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun tasks the Six Saints to find the Kongtong Seal to begin the era of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.
  • Su Mu, in seclusion, absorbs Pangu's Blood Essence, advancing to the early stage Primordial Golden Immortal realm.
  • Sui Ren Shi, Zi Yi Shi, and You Chao Shi find the Kongtong Seal and give it to Su Mu.
  • Nuwa decides to sever her Dao fruit and walk the path of Hunyuan after the era of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors concludes.
  • Hua Xu Shi gives birth to the Heavenly Sovereign, Fuxi, after ten years of pregnancy.
  • Great Master Xuandu appears to take Fuxi as his disciple.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu: Advances in cultivation, shows wisdom and foresight in advising Nuwa.
  • Nuwa: Decides to sever her Dao fruit and re-attain Hunyuan, showing resolve and determination.
  • Hua Xu Shi: Endures hardship and isolation during her pregnancy, ultimately giving birth to Fuxi.
  • Fuxi: Born as the Heavenly Sovereign, destined for greatness.

Significant Themes

  • Destiny and Prophecy: The Heavenly Sovereign's birth is foretold, and his destiny is intertwined with the Human Race's fate.
  • Sacrifice and Endurance: Hua Xu Shi's perseverance despite hardship and isolation.
  • Wisdom and Foresight: Su Mu's strategic thinking and Nuwa's resolve in planning for the future.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Nuwa: Teacher-student relationship, with Su Mu providing advice and support to Nuwa.
  • Sui Ren Shi, Zi Yi Shi, and You Chao Shi with Su Mu: Brotherly bond, shown through their support and respect for Su Mu.
  • Hua Xu Shi and the Pixiu: A unique bond forms between Hua Xu Shi and the creature delivering Peaches of Immortality, symbolizing divine intervention and protection.
  • Hua Xu Shi and the Tribal Chief: The chief's change of heart towards Hua Xu Shi, showing respect and acceptance after Fuxi's birth.
  • Great Master Xuandu and Fuxi: The master-disciple connection is established between Xuandu and Fuxi, foreshadowing their future relationship.

Ch. 10Fuxi Became the Co-Lord of the Human Race

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Nuwa severs her Saintly Dao Fruit, reducing her cultivation to the peak of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, and begins cultivating the Law of Creation.
  • Fuxi, born to Nuwa and Su Mu, exhibits extraordinary intelligence and talent from a young age.
  • Fuxi invents a fishing net, domesticates animals, and develops irrigation systems, significantly improving the Huaxu Tribe's lifestyle and productivity.
  • Fuxi creates musical instruments, promoting music and arts in the Human Race.
  • Fuxi develops the Eight Trigrams, Twenty-four Solar Terms, and weather prediction methods, solidifying his reputation and wisdom across the Nine Provinces.
  • Fuxi is named the Co-Lord of the Human Race, and Su Mu acknowledges his merits.

Character Developments

  • Nuwa: Severed her Saintly Dao Fruit to cultivate the Law of Creation, demonstrating selflessness and determination.
  • Fuxi: Grows from a curious child to a wise leader, showcasing intelligence, creativity, and responsibility.
  • Su Mu: Recognizes Fuxi's achievements and names him the Human Race Co-Lord.

Significant Themes

  • Wisdom and innovation: Fuxi's inventions and developments highlight the power of intelligence and creativity in improving society.
  • Leadership and responsibility: Fuxi's growth as a leader emphasizes the importance of these qualities in guiding and benefiting others.
  • Human progress: The advancements made under Fuxi's guidance illustrate humanity's potential for growth and development.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Fuxi: Nuwa's love and support for Fuxi are evident in her actions, while Fuxi's filial piety and dedication to his people reflect his understanding of his mother's sacrifice.
  • Fuxi and the Huaxu Tribe: Fuxi's interactions with his tribe showcase his empathy, wisdom, and leadership, fostering a strong bond between them.
  • Fuxi and Su Mu: Su Mu's recognition of Fuxi's achievements demonstrates their mutual respect and understanding, as well as the passing of the torch from one leader to the next.

Ch. 11Fuxi Attained the Dao, and the Human Race Established Martial Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu arrives at the Lieshan Tribe, where Shennong is destined to be born.
  • Nü Deng, a maiden from the tribe, dreams of a Ganoderma lucidum and becomes pregnant.
  • Shennong is born, displaying extraordinary traits, and is taken as Su Mu's disciple.
  • Shennong succeeds as the Lieshan Tribe leader and later becomes the Co-Lord of the Human Race.
  • Su Mu creates the True Martial Scripture for the Human Race, establishing the Martial Dao.
  • Shennong compiles his knowledge into the Shennong Ben Cao Jing.
  • Nuwa, in seclusion, comprehends the Law of Creation and breaks through to the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm.

Character Developments

  • Shennong: From a curious child to a wise and responsible leader, Shennong grows into a capable Co-Lord, demonstrating exceptional talent in pharmacology, leadership, and bravery.
  • Su Mu: As Shennong's teacher and the Martial Ancestor, Su Mu guides Shennong and creates the True Martial Scripture, securing the Human Race's future and earning the title of Martial Ancestor.
  • Nuwa: Nuwa, the Human Race Holy Mother, breaks through to the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, strengthening her position and the Human Race's power.

Significant Themes

  • Destiny and Fate: The destiny of the Human Race is a significant theme, with Nuwa controlling it and Su Mu influencing it through his actions.
  • Cultivation and Growth: The characters' cultivation journeys are central to the story, with Shennong's growth as a leader and Su Mu's creation of the True Martial Scripture being key moments.
  • Knowledge and Wisdom: Shennong's compilation of his knowledge into the Shennong Ben Cao Jing and Su Mu's creation of the True Martial Scripture highlight the importance of wisdom and understanding in the characters' development and the Human Race's progress.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Shennong: As teacher and disciple, their relationship is crucial, with Su Mu guiding Shennong's growth and Shennong proving himself worthy of Su Mu's teachings.
  • Nuwa and Su Mu: As teacher and disciple, they maintain a close relationship, with Nuwa trusting Su Mu's judgment and relying on his insights for the Human Race's future.
  • Shennong and the Lieshan Tribe: As the tribe's leader, Shennong interacts with its members, demonstrating his wisdom, responsibility, and care for their well-being.

Ch. 12Shennong Attained the Dao, the Human Ancestral Land

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shennong's achievements are celebrated at a grand ceremony, and he is rewarded with a significant increase in cultivation and merit.
  • Su Mu proposes the creation of an ancestral land for the Human Race, which is approved by Nuwa and the Three Ancestors.
  • The ancestral land is established near the Yellow River, featuring the Human Ancestor Hall, Three Sovereigns Hall, Five Emperors Hall, and a martial arts training ground.
  • A formation, later named the Five Saints Strangling Array, is set up around the ancestral land by Su Mu, Fuxi, and Shennong.

Character Developments

  • Shennong's cultivation reaches the Saint stage after receiving merit from the Kongtong Seal.
  • Nuwa severs her Heavenly Dao Saint Dao Fruit and re-establishes her Primordial cultivation, becoming a Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
  • The Three Ancestors build the ancestral land's architectural complex in a single day.

Significant Themes

  • Recognition and reward for achievements (Shennong's ceremony and merit).
  • Unity and cooperation among the Human Race's leaders (Nuwa, Fuxi, Su Mu, Shennong, and the Three Ancestors).
  • The establishment of the ancestral land signifies the Human Race's growth and unity.

Character Interactions

  • Nuwa and Fuxi's sibling bond is strengthened as they discuss their plans and share their cultivation levels.
  • Su Mu, Fuxi, and Shennong work together to set up the formation around the ancestral land.
  • The Three Ancestors collaborate to build the ancestral land's structures, showcasing their unity and efficiency.
  • Candle Dragon, the East Sea Dragon King, and the Four Dragon Kings discuss the Human Race's power and the Dragon Race's potential conflict with them.

Ch. 13The Underworld's Council, Guardian Divine Beast

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Empress Houtu summons Su Mu to the Underworld to discuss the Witch Race's plight.
  • The Witch Race, due to their Yang energy, is being harmed by the Underworld's extreme Yin energy.
  • Empress Houtu requests that some Witch Race descendants reincarnate as humans.
  • Chi You is to contend for the position of Human Sovereign.
  • Candle Dragon leads the Dragon Race to join the Human Race, seeking to dissolve their Karma.
  • The Dragon Race is designated as the guardian divine beasts of the Human Race.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu: Shows understanding and willingness to help the Witch Race and the Dragon Race.
  • Empress Houtu: Seeks Su Mu's assistance for her people's survival and well-being.
  • Candle Dragon: Decides to join the Human Race to dissolve the Dragon Race's Karma.
  • Chi You: Prepares to contend for the position of Human Sovereign to help his people.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for survival and adaptation of different races.
  • The dissolution of Karma and the pursuit of cultivation.
  • The importance of unity and mutual assistance among different races.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Empress Houtu: They discuss the Witch Race's situation and make plans for their reincarnation.
  • Su Mu and Candle Dragon: They discuss the Dragon Race's desire to join the Human Race.
  • The Dragon Race and the Human Race: The Dragon Race joins the Human Race, becoming their guardian divine beasts.

Ch. 14Human Sovereign Descends

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Human Race's destiny is incredibly dense, making their revival imminent.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun is worried about the Human Dao's revival and plans to seal the Three Sovereigns, Five Emperors, and Human Ancestor to prevent it.
  • Su Mu plans to have Empress Houtu break through the Underworld's blockade to deal with Dao Ancestor Hongjun.
  • Nuwa plans to establish the Human Dao before the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors return to increase her strength.
  • Xuanyuan and Chi You, potential successors to the Human Sovereign, grow up and are tested by Shennong.

Character Developments

  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun: Desperate to prevent the Human Dao's revival, he plans to seal the key figures.
  • Su Mu: Shows strategic thinking and wisdom in planning for the Human Dao's revival.
  • Nuwa: Confident in facing the Five Saints but worried about the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation.
  • Xuanyuan and Chi You: Grow up and display leadership abilities, becoming potential successors.

Significant Themes

  • The Human Race's destiny and revival.
  • Power dynamics and struggles among different factions.
  • Leadership and succession in the Human Race.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Nuwa discuss plans for the Human Dao's revival.
  • Shennong tests Xuanyuan and Chi You as potential successors.
  • Dao Ancestor Hongjun's worry and planning contrast with Su Mu and Nuwa's preparations.

Ch. 15The War Began, "God of War of Zhuolu"

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shennong visits the Youxiong Tribe, praising Xuanyuan's governance.
  • Chi You, believing Shennong's visit signals his succession as Co-Lord, accelerates his conquests, improving agriculture and military strength.
  • Xuanyuan's and Chi You's armies clash at Zhuolu, with Chi You's superior weapons and armor giving him the advantage.
  • Xuanyuan seeks help from his teacher, Guangchengzi, who leads the Twelve Golden Immortals against Chi You but is overwhelmed by his eighty-one monstrous brothers.
  • Xuanyuan travels to the ancestral land of the Human Race to seek help, meeting the Martial Ancestor, Su Mu.

Character Developments

  • Xuanyuan: Shows wisdom in governance, reverence for Shennong, and determination to defend his tribe against Chi You's invasion. He demonstrates strategic thinking and resilience in the face of defeat.
  • Chi You: Exhibits ambition, military prowess, and a willingness to use force to expand his territory. He shows no regard for the resentment caused by his actions.
  • Shennong: Recognizes Xuanyuan's wise governance and admires his principles as a potential Co-Lord.
  • Guangchengzi: Initially confident in his abilities, he later shows desperation and resorts to using the Human Race as a distraction to escape.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of ambition and power hunger, as seen in Chi You's actions.
  • The importance of unity and resilience in the face of adversity, as demonstrated by Xuanyuan and the Human Race.
  • The struggle between justice and evil, with Xuanyuan representing the former and Chi You the latter.

Character Interactions

  • Xuanyuan and Shennong: Shennong admires Xuanyuan's principles and governance, while Xuanyuan holds deep respect for Shennong's selfless dedication.
  • Xuanyuan and Chi You: Their conflict represents the struggle between justice and ambition, with Xuanyuan defending his tribe and Chi You seeking to dominate the world.
  • Xuanyuan and Guangchengzi: Despite being teacher and student, their interaction shows a lack of trust and confidence, as Guangchengzi's plans ultimately fail and he prioritizes his own safety over the Human Race.

Ch. 16War Goddess, the South-Pointing Chariot Appears

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu sends Bei Xuan to assist Xuanyuan, instructing him to seek help from Nine Heavens Xuannü.
  • Bei Xuan and Nine Heavens Xuannü join Xuanyuan's forces, bringing new strategies and tactics.
  • Xuanyuan's army, with the help of the Ying Long dragon and new military strategies, gains a significant victory against Chi You's forces.
  • Chi You retreats and seeks reinforcements from Houtu in the Underworld, returning with Feng Bo and Yu Shi.
  • Yu Shi uses his sorcery to cause a torrential downpour, destroying Xuanyuan's camps and causing heavy losses.
  • Nu Ba is invited to counter Yu Shi's rain, and the battle reaches a stalemate due to Feng Bo and Yu Shi's fog enchantment.
  • Xuanyuan invents the South-Pointing Chariot to navigate through the fog, resuming the offensive against Chi You's forces.

Character Developments

  • Bei Xuan demonstrates loyalty and diligence in carrying out Su Mu's orders.
  • Nine Heavens Xuannü shows exceptional military strategy and leadership, earning the title "Goddess of War."
  • Xuanyuan displays resourcefulness and ingenuity in inventing the South-Pointing Chariot.
  • Chi You's desperation leads him to seek help from Houtu, showing his determination to win the war.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of strategic planning and military tactics in warfare.
  • The power of unity and cooperation among allies.
  • The ingenuity and resourcefulness of humans in overcoming adversity.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Bei Xuan: Su Mu entrusts Bei Xuan with a crucial mission, showing his confidence in his junior disciple brother.
  • Bei Xuan and Nine Heavens Xuannü: They work together to assist Xuanyuan, demonstrating a harmonious collaboration.
  • Xuanyuan and his generals: They discuss strategies and make decisions together, showing a united front against Chi You's forces.
  • Chi You and his allies: Chi You seeks help from Houtu and fights alongside Feng Bo and Yu Shi, illustrating his desperation and determination.

Ch. 17War Ended, the Human Sovereign Attained the Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The war between Xuanyuan's and Chi You's armies reaches its climax.
  • Guangchengzi retrieves the Witch-Slaying Sword from the Demon Race to aid Xuanyuan.
  • Xuanyuan defeats Chi You using the Witch-Slaying Sword, but spares his life and offers cooperation.
  • Chi You agrees to submit the Jiuli Tribe to Huaxia, ending the war.
  • Xuanyuan is crowned the Human Sovereign by Shennong.

Character Developments

  • Xuanyuan: Shows strategic thinking by sparing Chi You and offering cooperation, demonstrating his desire for peace and unity.
  • Chi You: Initially proud and stubborn, but eventually accepts Xuanyuan's offer, showing a willingness to adapt and learn.
  • Guangchengzi: Displays loyalty and resourcefulness in retrieving the Witch-Slaying Sword.

Significant Themes

  • Unity vs. Division: The war highlights the destructive nature of division, while Xuanyuan's offer to Chi You emphasizes the benefits of unity.
  • Peace vs. War: The theme of peace vs. war is explored through Xuanyuan's desire for peace and Chi You's eventual acceptance of it.
  • Redemption and Forgiveness: Xuanyuan's decision to spare Chi You and offer cooperation shows his willingness to forgive and give second chances.

Character Interactions

  • Xuanyuan and Chi You: Their interaction evolves from enmity to a tentative alliance, reflecting their mutual respect and understanding.
  • Xuanyuan and Guangchengzi: Their relationship is one of trust and loyalty, with Guangchengzi willing to go to great lengths to aid Xuanyuan.
  • Xuanyuan and Shennong: Their interaction shows Shennong's recognition of Xuanyuan's achievements and his willingness to pass on the throne.

Ch. 18Lord of Soldiers Chi You, Phoenix Race Chieftain

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Xuanyuan receives 60% of the merit, reaching the peak of Primordial Golden Immortal, and the Witch-Slaying Sword becomes a Post-celestial Treasure of Merit, renamed the Xuanyuan Sword.
  • Wronged human souls are freed and reborn.
  • Chi You receives 20% of the merit, becoming a peak stage Primordial Golden Immortal (Ancestor Witch level).
  • The Twelve Golden Immortals receive Karma instead of merit for killing humans during the war.
  • Nuwa's cultivation advances to Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal, second heaven.
  • Human Race cultivators' realms improve rapidly due to abundant destiny.
  • Nuwa considers establishing the Human Dao but decides to wait.

Character Developments

  • Xuanyuan: Advances to peak Primordial Golden Immortal, frees wronged souls, and renames his sword.
  • Chi You: Becomes a peak stage Primordial Golden Immortal, accepts his role as the Lord of Weapons.
  • Twelve Golden Immortals: Lose their cultivation and receive Karma for killing humans.
  • Nuwa: Advances to Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal, second heaven, and considers establishing the Human Dao.
  • Human Race cultivators: Rapidly improve their realms due to abundant destiny.

Significant Themes

  • Karma and consequences for actions.
  • The power of destiny and its influence on cultivation.
  • The struggle between the Human Race and other races.

Character Interactions

  • Xuanyuan and the wronged souls: Xuanyuan watches as the wronged souls are freed and reborn.
  • Xuanyuan and Chi You: Xuanyuan acknowledges Chi You's contributions and names him the Lord of Weapons.
  • Nuwa and Su Mu: Nuwa discusses establishing the Human Dao with Su Mu, who advises caution.
  • Jin Feng and Su Mu: Jin Feng introduces Kong Xuan, the current patriarch of the Phoenix Race, to Su Mu.

Ch. 19Dragon and Phoenix Auspiciousness, Destiny Soars

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kong Xuan, the Phoenix Race leader, seeks to join the Human Race to cleanse his race's karma and gain their fortune.
  • The Phoenix Race joins the Human Race, and their karma is cleansed, allowing them to fly freely.
  • Nuwa appoints Kong Xuan and his brother, the Golden-Winged Great Peng Bird, as guardian divine beasts of the Human Religion.
  • The joining of the Phoenix Race brings Dragon Phoenix Auspiciousness, symbolizing good fortune and happiness, to the Human Race.

Character Developments

  • Kong Xuan: Becomes the leader of the Phoenix Race, decides to join the Human Race for his race's benefit, and is appointed as a guardian divine beast of the Human Religion.
  • Golden-Winged Great Peng Bird: Initially reluctant to join the Human Race, he changes his mind after learning about the benefits and is also appointed as a guardian divine beast.

Significant Themes

  • Karma and destiny: The Phoenix Race's karma is a heavy burden, and joining the Human Race allows them to cleanse it and gain a new destiny.
  • Unity and strength: The joining of the Phoenix Race strengthens the Human Race, bringing them good fortune and happiness.
  • Opportunity and change: The Phoenix Race sees joining the Human Race as an opportunity to change their destiny, while Nuwa sees it as an opportunity for the Human Dao's revival.

Character Interactions

  • Kong Xuan and the Phoenix Race: Kong Xuan leads the Phoenix Race to join the Human Race, and they express gratitude towards him.
  • Kong Xuan and Nuwa: Nuwa appoints Kong Xuan and his brother as guardian divine beasts of the Human Religion, showing trust in them.
  • Nuwa and the Primordial World: Nuwa's actions and the resulting Dragon Phoenix Auspiciousness attract the attention of the Five Sages and other great powers in the Primordial World.

Ch. 20Cangjie Creates Writing, Establishing the Human Race's Literary Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Taiqing Laozi, Primordial Lord, and Sect Master Tongtian are surprised by the Human Race's growing fortune.
  • Zhunti and Jieyin discuss ways to enhance the Western Sect's fortune, deciding to cooperate with other forces cautiously.
  • Nuwa appoints the Golden-Winged Great Peng Bird as the second protector of the Human Religion.
  • Xuanyuan finds the first successor, and Zhuanxu begins governing the Human Race.
  • The Heavenly Dao detects the need for a new script and offers rewards for its creation.
  • Su Mu helps Cangjie create characters using the Demon Script Golden Ranking.
  • Cangjie successfully creates a new writing system, and the Great Dao acknowledges his achievement.

Character Developments

  • Cangjie overcomes his creative block and creates a new writing system, demonstrating his dedication and perseverance.
  • Zhunti shows ambition and dissatisfaction with the Western Sect's current state, while Jieyin exhibits caution and wisdom.
  • Nuwa displays her affection for the Human Race and her role as their protector.
  • Su Mu shows his understanding of the importance of characters and his willingness to help Cangjie.

Significant Themes

  • The power of knowledge and communication through writing.
  • The importance of characters in human civilization and cultural development.
  • The role of the Human Race as the protagonist of heaven and earth.
  • The caution and ambition of other races in dealing with the Human Race's fortune.

Character Interactions

  • Su Mu and Cangjie collaborate to create characters, with Su Mu providing guidance and support.
  • Zhunti and Jieyin discuss strategies for enhancing the Western Sect's fortune, showcasing their differing views.
  • Nuwa and the Golden-Winged Great Peng Bird interact, with Nuwa appointing the bird as a protector of the Human Religion.
  • The Heavenly Dao interacts with Cangjie, acknowledging his achievement and bestowing merit upon him.
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