Ch. 21When Master Thought of Qingyi So Much
Key Plot Points and Events
- Jiang Qingyi annihilates the Xiao Royal Mansion, killing Xiao Jing in a gruesome manner, taking revenge for the destruction of the Jiang Manor.
- She obtains the Sword Bone, rapidly advancing through cultivation realms, and renames the Dragon Spring Sword Sect to the Myriad Sword Sect.
- Jiang Qingyi learns about the Heaven Continuation Art, understanding that her master, Chen Yun, had sacrificed her lifespan to allow Jiang Qingyi to cultivate.
- Chen Yun visits Jiang Qingyi to take some of Xiao Mo's clothes to create a Clothes Tomb, leaving behind a letter from Xiao Mo.
- Jiang Qingyi reads the letter, learning about Xiao Mo's feelings and his departure.
Character Developments
- Jiang Qingyi becomes increasingly powerful and revered, but remains emotionally distant and focused on reviving Xiao Mo.
- Xiao Mo, as the narrator, observes Jiang Qingyi's actions and feelings, and ultimately decides to leave.
Significant Themes
- Revenge and its consequences.
- Sacrifice and its impact on the living.
- The struggle to accept loss and move on.
Character Interactions
- Jiang Qingyi's interactions with Xiao Mo are limited to memories and her internal dialogue, as Xiao Mo is no longer physically present.
- Jiang Qingyi's interaction with Chen Yun is tense, but Chen Yun's words about Xiao Mo's feelings for Jiang Qingyi prompt Jiang Qingyi to reflect on her actions.
- Jiang Qingyi's relationship with her master, Chen Yun, is revealed to be one of sacrifice and love, with Chen Yun willing to shorten her own life to allow Jiang Qingyi to cultivate.