Ch. 281The Black Hole Inside the Cauldron, Evolving a World

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan extracts the Witch Race's Destiny, causing concern among the Primordial World's leaders.
  • Sect Master Tongtian aids the Human Race by pouring his sect's Destiny into the Human Race's Destiny.
  • The World Tree seed absorbs the Human Race's Destiny and evolves, leading to the formation of a black hole within the Supreme Cauldron.
  • Chu Yan discovers he can enter and exit the Supreme Cauldron at will, and it behaves like an extension of his body.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan demonstrates his determination and resourcefulness in pursuing his goals.
  • Sect Master Tongtian shows concern for the Human Race's well-being and acts to support them.

Significant Themes

  • The power and importance of Destiny in the Primordial World.
  • The evolution and transformation of the Supreme Cauldron, symbolizing Chu Yan's growing power and understanding of his abilities.
  • The exploration of the nature of the Great Dao and the potential of the Supreme Cauldron to rival or transcend it.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan's actions attract the attention and intervention of other powerful entities in the Primordial World, such as Sect Master Tongtian.
  • The World Tree seed and the Supreme Cauldron interact with Chu Yan, demonstrating their responsiveness to his actions and will.

Ch. 282The Twelve Ancestor Witches Moonlight as Technicians, and the Sages Suffer

Key Plot Points and Events

  • After the Civilization Tribulation, the Saints' torment in the Eighteen Levels of Hell begins.
  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches, resurrected, intervene to torment the Saints as revenge for past sins.
  • The Saints, unaware of their tormentors' true identities, suffer through each level of the Eighteen Levels of Hell under the Ancestor Witches' supervision.
  • The Saints' memories are wiped, and they are reincarnated into the Animal Path.
  • Sect Master Tongtian returns to find his dojo on Jin'ao Island slaughtered, causing him to rage and seek answers.

Character Developments

  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches show their hatred and desire for revenge against the Saints.
  • The Saints, despite being powerful, are helpless and terrified in the Eighteen Levels of Hell.
  • Sect Master Tongtian displays his anger and determination to find out who destroyed his dojo.

Significant Themes

  • Revenge and retribution for past wrongdoings.
  • Power dynamics and vulnerability, as seen in the Saints' helplessness despite their former power.
  • The consequences of actions, as demonstrated by the Saints' torment and the destruction of the Intercepting Sect's dojo.

Character Interactions

  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches work together to torment the Saints, showing camaraderie and shared purpose.
  • Sect Master Tongtian interacts with Houtu, Zhen Yuanzi, Hongyun, and Old Ancestor Minghe, seeking their help in finding out who destroyed his dojo.

Ch. 283This Could Work: The Three Join Forces to Take Down Hongjun

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Houtu casts the law of Reincarnation, revealing the true state of Jin'ao Island, showing heavy losses and destruction caused by Hongjun.
  • Sect Master Tongtian, enraged, attempts to attack Hongjun but is stopped by Houtu.
  • Chu Yan appears and suggests fighting Hongjun to expose his true cultivation level and force the Great Dao to intervene.

Character Developments

  • Sect Master Tongtian: Initially enraged and reckless, he becomes more calculating and willing to endure upon learning Hongjun's true strength.
  • Houtu: Initially hesitant to fight Hongjun, she joins the battle after finding a reason to do so.
  • Chu Yan: He manipulates the situation to his advantage, finding reasons for Houtu and Tongtian to fight Hongjun, aiming to extort the Great Dao.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and manipulation: Characters use their power and influence to manipulate others and the situation to their advantage.
  • The Great Dao's intervention: The characters' actions aim to provoke the Great Dao into intervening, potentially leading to compensation and leverage.

Character Interactions

  • Tongtian and Houtu: They initially clash but later work together, following Chu Yan's guidance.
  • Chu Yan and others: He manipulates Tongtian and Houtu into fighting Hongjun, using their desire for revenge and justice to his advantage.

Ch. 284The audacity to bully you openly—what are you gonna do about it?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun faces off against Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu at Purple Heaven Palace.
  • They accuse Hongjun of killing disciples on Jin'ao Island and disrupting the Underworld's soul collection, leading to a confrontation.
  • Hongjun tries to deny the accusations, use the Heavenly Dao, and rewind time, but Houtu's power of Reincarnation and the others' refusal to acknowledge his attempts thwart his plans.
  • Hongjun admits to the accusations under pressure and threatens to imprison them for ten thousand years, but they remain unfazed.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Starts confident but becomes increasingly cornered and angry as the accusations pile up. He eventually resorts to threats when outmatched.
  • Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu: Remain calm and composed throughout the confrontation, using their powers and Hongjun's lack of evidence to their advantage. They show no fear of Hongjun's threats.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and manipulation: The trio uses Hongjun's lack of evidence and witnesses to force him into a corner, demonstrating their control over the situation.
  • Consequences and karma: Hongjun's past actions come back to haunt him, highlighting the theme of cause and effect in the story's universe.
  • The power of truth and evidence: The lack of witnesses and Hongjun's inability to prove his innocence put him at a significant disadvantage in the confrontation.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu: Hongjun faces off against the trio, trying to deny their accusations and use his powers to gain the upper hand. However, their combined pressure and Hongjun's lack of evidence lead to his eventual admission of guilt.
  • The trio: They work together to corner Hongjun, using their powers and knowledge of the situation to manipulate him into a disadvantageous position. Their calm and composed demeanor throughout the confrontation highlights their unity and confidence in their plan.

Ch. 285Hongjun Gets Extorted and Has to Pay Tenfold

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun is confronted by Tongtian, Houtu, and Chu Yan, who demand compensation for the destruction of Jin'ao Island and the Intercepting Sect.
  • Hongjun initially threatens to borrow the Heavenly Dao's power but realizes he's outmatched and trapped in a scheme by Chu Yan.
  • Tongtian attacks Hongjun, dismembering him into eight pieces, causing it to rain blood in the Primordial World.
  • Hongjun is resurrected and agrees to pay tenfold compensation for the damages, including spiritual roots and reincarnated disciples.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Realizes the consequences of his past actions and faces the schemes of others. He's forced to pay compensation, showing his vulnerability despite being a Heavenly Dao Saint.
  • Tongtian: Shows cunning and determination in demanding compensation, learning from Chu Yan's schemes.
  • Chu Yan: Reveals knowledge of Hongjun's true cultivation and sets a trap, demonstrating his intelligence and manipulative skills.
  • Houtu: Joins in extorting Hongjun, showing her opportunistic nature.

Significant Themes

  • Consequences of past actions: Hongjun faces the repercussions of his previous decisions, highlighting the theme of cause and effect.
  • Schemes and manipulation: Characters use schemes and manipulation to gain an advantage, emphasizing the theme of power dynamics.
  • Vulnerability and weakness: Despite his status, Hongjun shows vulnerability and weakness, challenging the notion of invincibility among powerful characters.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Tongtian, Houtu, and Chu Yan: Hongjun is outmatched and forced to comply with their demands, showcasing the power dynamics between them.
  • Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao: Hongjun's inability to borrow the Heavenly Dao's power reveals the complex relationship between him and the entity he serves.
  • Tongtian and Chu Yan: Tongtian learns from Chu Yan's schemes, demonstrating their growing alliance and shared manipulative strategies.

Ch. 286Chu Yan Was the Truly Ruthless One, Ready to Kill Hongjun a Thousand Times

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun is demanded to compensate Houtu and Chu Yan for their losses.
  • Houtu initially asks for two layers of Hongjun's Destiny, then settles for 180 Innate Supreme Treasures, and finally demands the essence blood of the Eleven Ancestor Witches.
  • Chu Yan demands no compensation but wants to kill Hongjun a thousand times to avenge the ten million humans Hongjun killed.
  • Hongjun tries to invoke the Great Dao's punishment but fails, as the Great Dao doesn't intervene.
  • Hongjun offers a message to Chu Yan in exchange for sparing his life.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Realizes the ruthlessness of his opponents and the severity of his situation. Desperately tries to negotiate and avoid death.
  • Chu Yan: Proves to be the most ruthless and unyielding, demanding a thousand deaths for Hongjun and showing no mercy.
  • Houtu: Initially demands outrageous compensation but eventually settles for the essence blood of the Eleven Ancestor Witches.
  • The Great Dao: Refuses to intervene, leaving Hongjun to fend for himself.

Significant Themes

  • Ruthlessness and negotiation: The characters' ruthlessness is evident in their demands and actions, while Hongjun tries to negotiate his way out of the situation.
  • Power dynamics: The power imbalance is clear, with Hongjun at a disadvantage and the others using their power to make demands.
  • The Great Dao's inaction: The Great Dao's refusal to intervene highlights its fear of Chu Yan and its unwillingness to get involved in personal grievances.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Houtu & Chu Yan: Hongjun struggles to negotiate with Houtu and Chu Yan, who make increasingly outrageous demands.
  • Hongjun vs. The Great Dao: Hongjun tries to invoke the Great Dao's punishment but fails, leaving him to face Chu Yan alone.
  • Chu Yan vs. The Great Dao: Chu Yan provokes the Great Dao, knowing it won't intervene, and uses this to pressure Hongjun.

Ch. 287Hongjun Had Dug Himself a Huge Pit

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun agrees to reveal information about the World Shell but insists Chu Yan swear an oath on the Origin Dao.
  • Chu Yan swears an oath, including a clause that Hongjun's refusal to speak, regardless of reason, would result in his death ten million times.
  • The Great Dao intervenes with Lightning, preventing Hongjun from speaking about the World Shell.
  • Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu plan to kill Hongjun ten million times to force him to reveal his true power.
  • Hongjun, desperate and resentful, decides to unleash his power beyond the Saint level.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Becomes more cunning and strategic, but also more desperate and resentful.
  • Chu Yan: Shows his manipulative side, using Hongjun's insistence on an oath to trap both Hongjun and the Great Dao.
  • The Great Dao: Reveals its indifference to Hongjun's plight, leading to Hongjun's decision to act against it.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and trickery: Chu Yan uses oaths and loopholes to trap Hongjun and the Great Dao.
  • Desperation and resentment: Hongjun's situation leads him to act out of desperation and resentment.
  • Indifference of higher powers: The Great Dao's indifference to Hongjun's plight pushes him to act against it.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Chu Yan: Their interaction involves manipulation and counter-manipulation, leading to Hongjun's desperate situation.
  • Hongjun and the Great Dao: The Great Dao's indifference to Hongjun's plight leads to Hongjun's decision to act against it.
  • Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu: They work together to kill Hongjun ten million times, aiming to force him to reveal his true power.

Ch. 288Another Scheme in Broad Daylight, and Even the Great Dao Got Caught in It

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Great Dao Lightning strikes, interrupting Hongjun's confession.
  • Chu Yan and Hongjun negotiate; Hongjun reveals the World Shell's location is in an unstable, drifting space within the Three Thousand Worlds.
  • Chu Yan leaves to search for the space, abandoning Sect Master Tongtian and Houtu.
  • Hongjun confronts Sect Master Tongtian about his involvement in the Heavenly Dao's Five Saints' reincarnation, leading to a tense standoff.
  • Hongjun vents his frustration by destroying his palace and fighting with the Heavenly Dao, causing chaos in the Primordial World.
  • The Great Dao becomes aware of Chu Yan's potential search for the space and decides to prevent it.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Loses his composure and makes threats against the Great Dao. Later, he becomes desperate and reveals the World Shell's location. He also confronts Sect Master Tongtian about his past actions.
  • Chu Yan: Manipulates Hongjun into revealing the World Shell's location and then leaves to search for it.
  • The Great Dao: Feels cornered and furious due to Chu Yan's actions. Decides to prevent Chu Yan from finding the space.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception: Chu Yan manipulates Hongjun into revealing information, while Hongjun tries to manipulate Sect Master Tongtian.
  • Power struggle: The Great Dao struggles against Chu Yan's schemes, while Hongjun struggles against the Heavenly Dao.
  • Consequences of past actions: Hongjun confronts Sect Master Tongtian about his past involvement in the Heavenly Dao's Five Saints' reincarnation.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and Hongjun: Engage in a tense negotiation, with Chu Yan manipulating Hongjun into revealing information.
  • Hongjun and Sect Master Tongtian: Have a heated argument, with Hongjun accusing Tongtian of involvement in the Heavenly Dao's Five Saints' reincarnation.
  • The Great Dao and Chu Yan: The Great Dao becomes aware of Chu Yan's potential search for the space and decides to prevent it.

Ch. 289Finding the Great Dao's Treasure Vault

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan enters the Chaos to find the Great Dao's true treasure vault, which periodically travels through the Three Thousand Worlds, collecting evolutionary fruits.
  • Chu Yan's speed, enhanced by the Supreme Cauldron refined with the World Shell, allows him to traverse the Chaos rapidly, leaving behind ten thousand chaotic tornadoes.
  • Chu Yan uses his connection to his body in the Primordial World as a limitless locator to find his way back.
  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints reincarnate and suffer torment from the Twelve Ancestor Witches in the Eighteen Levels of Hell. Jieyin discovers the reason for their capture and decides to remain silent to avoid detection.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan: Shows determination and resourcefulness in his pursuit of the Great Dao's treasure vault.
  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints: Experience suffering and torment in their reincarnations, with Jieyin gaining wisdom from his experiences.

Significant Themes

  • Pursuit of power and knowledge: Chu Yan's relentless search for the Great Dao's true treasures.
  • Karma and reincarnation: The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints face the consequences of their past actions, highlighting the theme of cause and effect.
  • Wisdom and adaptability: Jieyin learns from his mistakes and adapts his behavior to avoid detection.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and the Great Dao: Chu Yan's pursuit of the Great Dao's treasure vault is a one-sided chase, as the Great Dao is not directly present in this chapter.
  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints and the Twelve Ancestor Witches: The Saints face torment and suffering at the hands of the Twelve Ancestor Witches, with Jieyin's interaction leading to his discovery of the reason behind their capture.

Ch. 290The Western Saint Escapes and Fully Recovers His Memories

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Jieyin, after being judged by the Ghost Messenger, experiences the Eighteen Levels of Hell and the Animal Path.
  • Jieyin reincarnates as a toad, regains his memories as a Heavenly Dao Saint, and becomes a Saint again, but as a member of the Yao Race.
  • Jieyin's Destiny shifts to the Yao Race, and he sends a Golden Toad to receive offerings in the West.
  • Jieyin seeks Hongjun in the depths of Chaos, recounting his humiliations and causing Chaos to tremble.
  • Hongjun is enraged upon learning the Saints' fates and faints briefly.

Character Developments

  • Jieyin: Regains his memories and becomes a Saint again, but as a Yao Race member. He seeks vengeance for his humiliations.
  • Hongjun: Initially unaware of the Saints' fates, he becomes enraged and powerfully reacts upon learning the truth.

Significant Themes

  • Humiliation and revenge: Jieyin's experiences fuel his desire for vengeance.
  • The consequences of reincarnation: The Saints' fates highlight the severe repercussions of their actions.
  • The power of the Heavenly Dao: Jieyin's ability to borrow its power demonstrates its significance.

Character Interactions

  • Jieyin and the Ghost Messenger: Jieyin is judged and sentenced by the Ghost Messenger.
  • Jieyin and Hongjun: Jieyin seeks Hongjun to recount his experiences, causing Hongjun to react strongly.
  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches and the Four Saints of the Heavenly Dao: They search for Jieyin's soul, unaware of his fate.

Ch. 291The Sage Reincarnates into the Animal Path, and Hongjun Goes Mad

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun's cultivation suddenly unlocks to the Heavenly Dao realm, causing him to temporarily lose reason and threaten the Primordial World.
  • Hongjun learns that Heavenly Dao Saints, including himself, are filled with boundless sin and must undergo Reincarnation through the Animal Path.
  • He discovers that Saints are captured and tortured in the Eighteen Levels of Hell after each Reincarnation, with twelve powerful beings (actually the Twelve Ancestor Witches in disguise) tormenting them.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun's anger and frustration grow as he learns about the Saints' situation and the insult to his dignity.
  • Jieyin reveals his fear and trauma from the Eighteen Levels of Hell, showing vulnerability.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of the Great Dao's schemes and the Saints' reactions to them.
  • The power dynamics between Hongjun, the Saints, and the beings in the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Jieyin's conversation reveals the dire situation of the Saints and Hongjun's determination to change it.
  • Hongjun's anger and frustration are directed at Chu Yan, Houtu, and Tongtian, blaming them for the Saints' predicament.

Ch. 292Hongjun Finally Stands His Ground

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun arrives in the Primordial World, borrowing the Heavenly Dao's power to confront Old Ancestor Minghe.
  • Minghe, Zhen Yuanzi, and Hongyun intervene, leading to a standoff.
  • Hongjun reveals he knows about the Heavenly Dao Saints being turned into beasts by Houtu and Chu Yan.
  • Hongjun threatens to collapse the Earthly Dao if he doesn't get a satisfactory explanation.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Finally stands up against the injustices he's faced, ready to use his full power, even at the cost of his Demon God Foundation and Chaos Primordial Spirit.
  • Minghe, Zhen Yuanzi, and Hongyun: Show arrogance and bullying tactics, but are taken aback by Hongjun's determination.
  • Houtu, Chu Yan, and Sect Master Tongtian: Initially confident and nonchalant, they become serious when faced with Hongjun's threat.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and bullying among deities.
  • The consequences of defying the Great Dao and the Heavenly Dao.
  • Hongjun's determination to protect the Heavenly Dao Saints' dignity, even at great personal cost.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Minghe, Zhen Yuanzi, and Hongyun: A tense standoff, with Hongjun refusing to back down.
  • Hongjun vs. Houtu, Chu Yan, and Sect Master Tongtian: A confrontation where Hongjun demands answers and threatens dire consequences.
  • The Living Beings of the Primordial World: React with shock and dismay to the revelations and Hongjun's threats.

Ch. 293That's It, Let's Fight—They're All Damn Crazy

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun reveals that Jieyin, a Saint, has entered the Animal Path, contradicting Chu Yan's claim that Saints can't enter.
  • Chu Yan, cornered, decides to fight, initiating a battle that threatens to destroy the Primordial World.
  • The Earthly Dao Saints, including Houtu, Sect Master Tongtian, and others, join the fight, each burning their respective foundations and powers.
  • The Primordial World begins to shatter, and living beings perish as the battle rages on.
  • Sect Master Tongtian reaches the Dao Ancestor realm, using the Primordial World's living beings to empower himself and unleash the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation.
  • Houtu sacrifices the souls of the Six Paths of Reincarnation to enhance her power.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Becomes enraged and determined to fight to the end, burning his Demon God Foundation and Chaos Primordial Spirit.
  • Chu Yan: Goes mad with killing intent, determined to crush Hongjun even if it means destroying the Primordial World.
  • Houtu: Influenced by Sha Qi, reverts to her Ancestor Witch nature, burning the Earthly Dao and everything to fight Hongjun.
  • Sect Master Tongtian: Reaches the Dao Ancestor realm, seizes the Primordial World's living beings for power, and unleashes the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation.

Significant Themes

  • Rage and madness: Characters act on impulse, driven by anger and resentment, leading to catastrophic consequences.
  • Sacrifice: Characters burn their foundations and powers, even sacrificing others, to gain temporary boosts in strength.
  • Destruction: The battle threatens to destroy the Primordial World, leading to the loss of countless lives and the collapse of the Heavenly Dao.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Chu Yan: Their long-standing enmity reaches a boiling point, leading to a battle to the death.
  • Houtu vs. Hongjun: Houtu's Ancestor Witch nature surfaces, leading her to fight Hongjun with all her might.
  • Sect Master Tongtian vs. Hongjun: Tongtian's malevolence towards Hongjun intensifies, leading him to reach the Dao Ancestor realm and unleash his ultimate attack.
  • Group dynamics: The Earthly Dao Saints unite to fight Hongjun, each contributing to the destruction of the Primordial World.

Ch. 294The Primordial World Was Shattered

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun, enraged, unleashes his Heavenly Dao realm cultivation, temporarily surpassing it.
  • Chu Yan, undeterred, sends the Supreme Cauldron to destroy the Primordial World.
  • The Supreme Cauldron's attack is blocked by an unshakeable barrier of light, revealing the Great Dao's presence.
  • Chu Yan challenges the Great Dao, accusing it of favoritism and threatening it.
  • Hongjun pleads with the Great Dao, asking it to uphold justice.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun's cultivation temporarily surpasses the Heavenly Dao realm due to his rage and integration of Chaos Demon God origins and Primordial Spirit.
  • Chu Yan demonstrates his madness and willingness to destroy the Primordial World to provoke the Great Dao.
  • The Great Dao reveals its presence and intention to punish those responsible for the Primordial World's state.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of unchecked power and rage (Hongjun's temporary cultivation surge and Chu Yan's destructive intent).
  • The Great Dao's impartiality and favoritism, and the living beings' perception of it.
  • The tension between the living beings and the Great Dao, leading to open confrontation.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Chu Yan's hostile interaction, with Hongjun enraged and Chu Yan provocative.
  • The Great Dao's interaction with the living beings, revealing its anger and intention to punish them.
  • Hongjun's plea to the Great Dao, attempting to shift blame onto others.

Ch. 295The Great Dao Was Forced to Show Itself and Swear a Dao Oath

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Great Dao is shocked by Hongjun's accusation that Saints are being sent to the Animal Path, a violation of the Heavenly Dao's order.
  • The Great Dao demands to know the crime committed by Houtu, Chu Yan, and Tongtian.
  • Chu Yan and Houtu defend their actions, arguing that Saints have Karma and must follow the rules of Reincarnation.
  • Hongjun is pressured to make an Origin Dao Oath to prove Saints have no Karma, but hesitates due to fear of the consequences.
  • Chu Yan and Houtu challenge Hongjun to make an oath, threatening to involve the Primordial Dao or Supreme Dao if he refuses.
  • The Great Dao agrees to negotiate again, but only in the Great Dao Space, with the condition that Chu Yan makes an Origin Dao Oath guaranteeing the Great Dao's fairness.
  • Chu Yan dictates the specific wording of the oath, ensuring the Great Dao's commitment to fairness and compensation for past injustices.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Starts off confidently accusing the others but becomes hesitant and fearful when pressed to make an oath.
  • The Great Dao: Initially shocked and angry, becomes more cooperative and conciliatory as Chu Yan pressures them.
  • Chu Yan: Remains calm and collected, using strategic language and threats to manipulate the situation to his advantage.
  • Houtu: Supports Chu Yan's position and challenges Hongjun to make an oath, displaying confidence in their stance.

Significant Themes

  • The power dynamics between the Great Dao, Hongjun, Chu Yan, Houtu, and Tongtian.
  • The importance of oaths and their consequences in the Primordial World.
  • The manipulation of language and threats to achieve one's goals.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. The Great Dao: Hongjun initially takes a strong stance against the Great Dao but becomes more cautious as the situation progresses.
  • Chu Yan vs. Hongjun & The Great Dao: Chu Yan uses his knowledge of oaths and threats to pressure Hongjun and the Great Dao into agreeing to his terms.
  • Houtu vs. Hongjun: Houtu challenges Hongjun to make an oath, displaying confidence in their position and putting pressure on Hongjun.

Ch. 296Destroying the Primordial World Counts as a Merit? He Did Something Bad and Still Gets Rewarded?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan forces the Great Dao to make a vow, leading to the Primordial World's destruction.
  • The Great Dao, Hongjun, Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu gather in the Great Dao Space.
  • Chu Yan demands hospitality from the Great Dao and provokes Hongjun, leading to his beating by the Great Dao.
  • The Great Dao serves Enlightenment Divine Tea to Sect Master Tongtian and Houtu, benefiting them greatly.
  • Chu Yan accuses the Great Dao of rewarding Hongjun for destroying the Primordial World and demands his own reward.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan: Demonstrates his cunning and audacity, manipulating the Great Dao and demanding rewards for himself.
  • The Great Dao: Shows frustration and helplessness in dealing with Chu Yan, resorting to violence against Hongjun.
  • Hongjun: Endures the Great Dao's beating and stands up to Chu Yan's provocation, revealing his loyalty to the Great Dao.
  • Sect Master Tongtian and Houtu: Witness the true face of the Great Dao and benefit from the Enlightenment Divine Tea, understanding Chu Yan's intentions.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and power dynamics: Chu Yan manipulates the Great Dao, exploiting its weaknesses and demands.
  • Consequences of actions: The Great Dao's actions lead to the Primordial World's destruction, and Chu Yan demands rewards for his role in it.
  • Rewards and punishments: The Great Dao rewards Hongjun for his actions, leading Chu Yan to demand similar treatment.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan vs. The Great Dao: Chu Yan provokes and manipulates the Great Dao, leading to tense interactions and negotiations.
  • Chu Yan vs. Hongjun: Chu Yan provokes Hongjun, leading to his beating by the Great Dao, and later accuses Hongjun of being rewarded for his actions.
  • The Great Dao vs. Hongjun: The Great Dao beats Hongjun for his role in the Primordial World's destruction and demands he stand while others sit.
  • Sect Master Tongtian and Houtu: Witness the interactions between Chu Yan, the Great Dao, and Hongjun, and benefit from the Enlightenment Divine Tea.

Ch. 297One Dao Oath, and the Great Dao Was Doomed

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan outsmarts the Great Dao by making it swear an oath, cornering it into rewarding Chu Yan, Sect Master Tongtian, and Houtu.
  • The Great Dao realizes Chu Yan's scheme and is forced to concede.
  • Chu Yan presents his demands: the Great Dao must not interfere in the Primordial World's affairs, provide a product of Primordial Chaos, and allow Chu Yan to visit its treasury.
  • The Great Dao agrees to Chu Yan's demands, feeling tricked and resentful.
  • Chu Yan insists that these are rewards for destroying the Primordial World, not conditions.

Character Developments

  • The Great Dao: Realizes it has been outmaneuvered by Chu Yan, feels resentment and anger, but is forced to comply due to the oath.
  • Chu Yan: Proves his cunning and shrewdness by outsmarting the Great Dao, showing determination in pursuing his goals.

Significant Themes

  • Cunning and deception: Chu Yan uses his wit to outmaneuver the Great Dao, highlighting the importance of intelligence and strategy.
  • Power dynamics: The Great Dao's power is challenged and diminished by Chu Yan's actions, showing the shifting balance of power.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan vs. The Great Dao: A battle of wits and wills, with Chu Yan ultimately prevailing.
  • The Great Dao vs. Hongjun: The Great Dao feels resentment towards Hongjun for receiving rewards, leading to tense interactions.
  • Chu Yan and the Great Dao: Despite their conflict, there's an underlying respect for each other's cunning, shown in their dialogue and actions.

Ch. 298The Great Dao Had to Swallow Its Broken Teeth—How Pitiful

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun obtains a Chaos Supreme Treasure, challenging Chu Yan to a showdown.
  • The Great Dao punishes those responsible for the Primordial World's destruction, rewarding them with treasures and upgrading their weapons.
  • The Great Dao reveals that the Heavenly Dao Saints' sins are too deep, and their karma is too heavy to enter the Human Race.
  • The Great Dao Space shows the Saints' karma, revealing their manipulations during the Witch-Monster Tribulation.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun becomes greedier and more arrogant, questioning the Great Dao's fairness.
  • Chu Yan remains defiant and argumentative, challenging the Great Dao's decisions.
  • The Great Dao shows frustration and exasperation with Hongjun and Chu Yan's behavior.

Significant Themes

  • Karma and consequences of actions.
  • The Great Dao's impartiality and fairness.
  • The power dynamics between the characters and the Great Dao.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Chu Yan argue and challenge each other, as well as the Great Dao.
  • The Great Dao tries to maintain order and fairness among the characters.
  • Houtu and Tongtian remain mostly silent, observing the interactions.

Ch. 299The Biggest Sinner in the Primordial World Was Actually a Sage

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Heavenly Dao Saints' karma entangles them after losing their Saint Positions, causing Hongjun to collapse.
  • Chu Yan reveals his view of Heavenly Dao Saints as thieves who steal the Destiny of various races.
  • The Great Dao beats Hongjun in frustration.
  • Chu Yan proposes two methods for the Heavenly Dao Saints to enter the Human Race: using vast Destiny to eliminate sins or giving half of the Heavenly Dao's Destiny to him.
  • Hongjun reluctantly agrees to give half of the Heavenly Dao's Destiny to Chu Yan.
  • Chu Yan swears to return ten times the Human Race Destiny and give up the competition for the Five Emperors if a Saint doesn't reincarnate into the Human Race.
  • The Great Dao repairs the Primordial World, restoring two-thirds of it.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun struggles to accept the extent of the Heavenly Dao Saints' karma and is forced to give up half of the Heavenly Dao's Destiny.
  • The Great Dao becomes increasingly frustrated and exhausted by the situation.
  • Chu Yan manipulates the situation to his advantage, extracting concessions from both Hongjun and the Great Dao.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of past actions and the inescapability of karma.
  • The struggle for power and resources among the Heavenly Dao Saints and other entities.
  • The manipulation of events by Chu Yan for his own gain.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and the Great Dao argue over the fate of the Heavenly Dao Saints and the repair of the Primordial World.
  • Chu Yan manipulates both Hongjun and the Great Dao, extracting concessions and making them agree to his terms.
  • Houtu cooperates with Chu Yan to maintain the rules of the Underworld and the Six Paths of Reincarnation.

Ch. 300A Terrifying Divine Thunder Split Chaos Open, Revealing the Void

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Great Dao, enraged, sends Sect Master Tongtian, Houtu, and Hongjun back to the Primordial World.
  • Hongjun receives a contingency plan from the Great Dao, allowing Saints to reincarnate directly with avatars and gain immense benefits.
  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches learn that Jieyin has ascended to the Saint Position again.
  • Chu Yan tricks the Great Dao into opening its personal vault, intending to steal its Calamity power.
  • The Great Dao tries to stop Chu Yan, but a terrifying Divine Thunder strikes, splitting the Chaos and revealing a void, serving as a warning.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Excited and moved by the Great Dao's plan for him.
  • The Great Dao: Initially anxious and desperate, then enraged and terrified when Chu Yan steals its power, ultimately humbled by the Divine Thunder.
  • Chu Yan: Cunning and determined, he successfully steals the Great Dao's power but is also terrified by the Divine Thunder.

Significant Themes

  • Deception and consequences (Chu Yan vs. the Great Dao).
  • Power dynamics and fear (The Great Dao's fear of losing its Calamity power, Chu Yan's fear of the Divine Thunder).
  • The unknown and the divine (The appearance of the Divine Thunder and the void, representing the Origin Dao or a higher power).

Character Interactions

  • The Great Dao and Hongjun: The Great Dao helps Hongjun by sharing a contingency plan.
  • The Great Dao and Chu Yan: They engage in a tense standoff, with Chu Yan stealing the Great Dao's power, leading to the latter's desperation and fear.
  • The Twelve Ancestor Witches and Houtu: Houtu informs the Twelve Ancestor Witches about Jieyin's ascension, causing their frustration and disbelief.
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