Ch. 121The Second Tribulation Begins: A Strike Against Reincarnation

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan awakes and assesses his power, finding himself invincible below the Saint level.
  • He discovers the Human Race in the Primordial World, all at the Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal level, and uses the Supreme Cauldron to help them cultivate.
  • Hongjun summons the Heavenly Dao Saints, revealing his plan to attack Reincarnation to guide the Primordial World onto the right path.
  • The Saints are hesitant due to the danger of attacking Reincarnation, but Hongjun assures them they won't face the Earthly Dao's wrath if they don't intervene directly.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan: Becomes more confident in his power and decides to challenge Hongjun again.
  • Hongjun: Reveals his plan to attack Reincarnation, showing his strategic thinking and willingness to take risks.

Significant Themes

  • Power and cultivation: Chu Yan's assessment of his power and the Human Race's cultivation levels.
  • Strategy and planning: Hongjun's scheme to attack Reincarnation and his assurance to the Saints.
  • Karma and consequences: Hongjun's warning about the implications of Houtu intervening in the aftermath of the Witch-Monster Tribulation.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and the Human Race: Chu Yan helps the Human Race cultivate using the Supreme Cauldron.
  • Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao Saints: Hongjun reveals his plan to the Saints, who express their concerns and willingness to follow his command.
  • Hongjun and Houtu (implied): Hongjun's plan to attack Reincarnation could lead to a conflict with Houtu, the Ancestor of the Earthly Dao.

Ch. 122The Demon Race Attacks Reincarnation; Hongjun and Houtu Clash

Key Plot Points

  • Hongjun initiates the second Witch-Monster Tribulation, using Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi to lead the Yao Race against Reincarnation.
  • The Yao Race, now unified and powerful, attacks Reincarnation, drawing Houtu's wrath.
  • Hongjun intervenes, stopping Houtu's attack and revealing his true strength.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Shows his true power and schemes, manipulating the Yao Race and the Heavenly Dao Saints.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Return with new bodies and lead the Yao Race, now under their complete control.
  • Houtu: Reacts to the Yao Race's attack on Reincarnation, revealing her Earthly Dao Ancestor status.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and manipulation: Hongjun's schemes and the Heavenly Dao Saints' manipulation of the Yao Race.
  • Unity and strength: The Yao Race's newfound unity and power under Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi.
  • Consequences of actions: The Yao Race's attack on Reincarnation draws Houtu's wrath.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Houtu: Tension builds as Hongjun interferes with Houtu's attack, hinting at a potential clash.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi vs. Reincarnation: The Yao Race attacks Reincarnation, drawing Houtu's ire.
  • Various factions: Living Beings watch the conflict with interest, hoping for the Yao Race's defeat.

Ch. 123The Remaining Witch Race Faces Death Without Fear

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun confronts Houtu, accusing her of obstructing the Primordial World's evolution by protecting the Witch Race.
  • The Yao Race attacks Reincarnation, aiming to annihilate the Witch Race.
  • The Witch Race remnants defend Reincarnation, clashing with the Yao Race in the Blood Sea.
  • The second clash of the Witch-Monster Tribulation begins.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun demonstrates his strategic prowess, forcing Houtu into a corner.
  • Houtu realizes Hongjun's scheme but is unable to counter it without triggering a Heaven and Earth Killing Calamity.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi show their arrogance and determination to annihilate the Witch Race.
  • The Witch Race members display their fearlessness and willingness to fight to the death.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and control between the Heavenly Dao and the Earthly Dao.
  • The resentment and hatred between the Yao Race and the Witch Race.
  • The consequences of inaction and the importance of standing up for one's beliefs.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Houtu: Hongjun uses his knowledge of Houtu's dual identity to manipulate her into a difficult position.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi: They display their unity and determination to annihilate the Witch Race.
  • The Witch Race and the Yao Race: The remnants of the Witch Race face off against the powerful Yao Race, ready to fight to the death.

Ch. 124The 100,000 Great Luo of the Human Race Enter the Primordial World

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Chu Yan, now at Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal peak, descends into the Primordial World, challenging Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi.
  • Hongjun reveals his plan to use Chaos Demon Gods to block Chu Yan and Tongtian.
  • The Yao Race attacks the Human Race in the Primordial World.
  • A hundred thousand Human Race Great Luo from the Chaos enter the Primordial World to fight against the Yao Race.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan's cultivation reaches Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal peak, making him nearly invincible below the Saint level.
  • Hongjun demonstrates his strategic prowess by using Chaos Demon Gods to counterbalance the powerful opponents.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi show their arrogance and underestimation of the Human Race.

Significant Themes

  • The long-standing enmity between the Human Race and the Yao Race.
  • The importance of strategic planning and adaptability in warfare.
  • The power dynamics between cultivators of different levels.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and Hongjun's mutual understanding and provocation.
  • Chu Yan's threat to Yang Mei, revealing his knowledge of the latter's weakness.
  • The Yao Race's united front against the Human Race, and the Human Race's united response.

Ch. 125One Hundred Thousand Dharma Appearances of Heaven and Earth, Every Human Tearing Apart the Monster Race

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Human Race of the Primordial World sends 100,000 Zenith Heaven Golden Immortals to fight against the Yao Race, shocking the Primordial World's inhabitants.
  • These Human Race cultivators manifest Dharma Appearance Heaven and Earth, increasing their combat power and size (to thousands of feet tall), catching everyone off guard.
  • The Yao Race, despite having more Zenith Heaven Golden Immortals and Quasi-Saints, struggles against the Human Race's ferocity and strength.
  • The Human Race cultivators, fueled by revenge for their ancestors' deaths and the deaths of 100,000 Innate Humans, engage in a brutal battle with the Yao Race.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan (Human Race Leader): Reveals his schemes to Hongjun, showing confidence in the Human Race's strength.
  • Hongjun (Witch Race Leader): Initially unconcerned with the 100,000 Human Race cultivators, becomes alarmed upon seeing their Dharma Appearance Heaven and Earth manifestation. Tries to warn Chu Yan about the consequences of the Witch-Monster Tribulation.

Significant Themes

  • Revenge and Retribution: The Human Race seeks revenge for their ancestors' deaths and the deaths of 100,000 Innate Humans at the hands of the Yao Race.
  • Power Dynamics: The Human Race's unexpected strength challenges the Yao Race's dominance and the expectations of the Primordial World's inhabitants.
  • Schemes and Manipulation: Chu Yan's schemes are revealed, showing his manipulation of the situation to benefit the Human Race.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan vs. Hongjun: Chu Yan remains confident in his plans despite Hongjun's warnings about the Witch-Monster Tribulation.
  • Human Race vs. Yao Race: The 100,000 Human Race cultivators clash with the Yao Race, showcasing their ferocity and strength.
  • The Primordial World's Inhabitants vs. Human Race: The inhabitants of the Primordial World are shocked and alarmed by the Human Race's unexpected strength and ferocity.

Ch. 126Using the Ten Golden Crows to Keep Di Jun in Check

Key Plot Points

  • The Human Race, led by Chu Yan, joins the war against the Yao Race, turning the tide of battle.
  • Di Jun activates the Star Dou Great Array, threatening the Human Race.
  • Chu Yan reveals that he had kept Xi He and the Ten Golden Crows, using them as leverage to force Di Jun to dismantle the Star Dou Great Array.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan demonstrates his strategic prowess and resourcefulness, having a backup plan all along.
  • Di Jun shows his love for his son Xi He and the Ten Golden Crows, prioritizing their safety over the war.
  • Hongjun realizes his underestimation of Chu Yan and the Human Race.

Significant Themes

  • The power of strategy and planning in warfare.
  • The importance of family and loved ones, even in the face of great conflict.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and Di Jun engage in a tense standoff, with Chu Yan threatening to harm Di Jun's loved ones if he doesn't comply.
  • Hongjun and Chu Yan exchange words, with Hongjun realizing his mistake in underestimating Chu Yan.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi have a conflict of interest, with Di Jun prioritizing his family's safety over the war, while Eastern Emperor Taiyi wants to continue fighting.

Ch. 127The Heavenly Court Was About to Turn Against Heaven

Key Plot Points & Events

  • Di Jun's absence allows Human Race cultivators to counter-attack the Yao Race.
  • The All Saints and Nuwa urge Di Jun to return to the Star Dou Great Array.
  • Chu Yan, a Human Race cultivator, threatens Di Jun's family to force him to withdraw the array.
  • Di Jun, facing his family's lives and the grand trend of heaven and earth, is torn and on the verge of madness.

Character Developments

  • Di Jun: Struggles with his loyalty to his family and his duty to the Yao Race and the grand trend. Ultimately, he chooses his family and decides to withdraw the Star Dou Great Array.
  • Chu Yan: Shows no mercy in threatening Di Jun's family to achieve his goals.
  • Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Initially supportive of the grand trend, he later decides to stand by Di Jun's choice.

Significant Themes

  • Family vs. Duty: Di Jun's internal conflict between his love for his family and his duty to the Yao Race and the grand trend of heaven and earth.
  • Manipulation: The All Saints and Hongjun manipulate the Yao Race for their own benefit, reviving Di Jun and his brothers despite their initial sacrifice.
  • Rebellion against Fate: Di Jun's decision to defy the grand trend and save his family reflects a rebellion against the predetermined fate.

Character Interactions

  • Di Jun and Chu Yan: A tense standoff where Chu Yan uses Di Jun's family as leverage to force him to withdraw the array.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Brothers who initially have different views on the grand trend, but ultimately decide to stand together.
  • The All Saints and Di Jun: The All Saints try to pressure Di Jun into complying with their plans, but Di Jun ultimately defies them.

Ch. 128Hongjun Takes Control of the Body and Forcefully Sets the Killing Calamity in Motion

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi attempt to dismantle the Star Dou Great Array to prevent the Witch-Monster Tribulation.
  • Hongjun, anticipating this, takes control of their bodies, forcing them to continue the array's operation.
  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi struggle against Hongjun's control, trying to self-destruct but failing.
  • Yang Mei offers to help Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi regain control of their bodies, but with a condition.

Character Developments

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi: They display great resolve and defiance against the Saints and the Heavenly Dao, but ultimately fail to resist Hongjun's control. Their hatred for Hongjun grows.
  • Hongjun: His schemes and manipulations are revealed to be extensive and far-reaching, demonstrating his formidable intelligence and cunning.
  • Yang Mei: She reveals her enmity with Hongjun and offers assistance to Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi, hinting at her own agenda.

Significant Themes

  • Free Will vs. Fate: Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi struggle against their predetermined roles in the Witch-Monster Tribulation, highlighting the theme of free will versus fate.
  • Schemes and Manipulation: The chapter emphasizes the power of schemes and manipulation, with Hongjun's plans driving the story's events.

Character Interactions

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Their bond is strengthened as they stand together against the Saints and Hongjun, showing unity and mutual support.
  • Di Jun/Eastern Emperor Taiyi vs. Hongjun: The conflict between them intensifies, with Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi blaming Hongjun for their suffering and Hongjun manipulating them to achieve his goals.
  • Yang Mei and Chu Yan: Yang Mei reveals her true intentions to Chu Yan, hinting at a potential alliance or deal between them.

Ch. 129Demon Gods Turn on Him and Counter-Control Hongjun

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Yang Mei recounts Hongjun's scheme to manipulate the Chaos Demon Gods into participating in the Primordial World's Calamity.
  • Chu Yan agrees to help the Chaos Demon Gods escape their karmic debt if they provide him with their treasures and cultivation techniques.
  • Yang Mei and Shi Chen announce to the Primordial World that they were tricked by Hongjun and have no intention of participating in the Calamity.
  • Hongjun is struck by lightning from the Great Dao for his deception, and his Dharma Body is shattered.
  • Chu Yan bears the remaining Pangu Karmic Energy for the Chaos Demon Gods, but his body begins to crack and the Human Race's Destiny decreases.
  • Ancestor Witch Houtu intervenes to bear the Pangu Karmic Energy for the Human Race.

Character Developments

  • Chu Yan: Shows cunning and strategic thinking, manipulating the Chaos Demon Gods to shift the blame onto Hongjun and bear some of their karmic debt. He also demonstrates selflessness by bearing the Pangu Karmic Energy for the Human Race.
  • Yang Mei and Shi Chen: Initially manipulated by Hongjun, they later rebel and seek Chu Yan's help to escape their karmic debt. They keep their word and provide Chu Yan with their treasures and cultivation techniques.
  • Hongjun: Revealed to be manipulative and deceitful, using the Chaos Demon Gods for his own gain. He suffers consequences when the Great Dao strikes him down.
  • Ancestor Witch Houtu: Intervenes to save the Human Race by bearing the Pangu Karmic Energy, displaying selflessness and concern for her race.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception: Hongjun's schemes and the Chaos Demon Gods' initial ignorance highlight the theme of manipulation. Chu Yan's counter-schemes show the consequences of such actions.
  • Karmic debt and consequences: The Chaos Demon Gods' involvement in the Primordial World's Calamity leads to karmic debt, which they must face or shift onto others. Hongjun also faces karmic consequences for his deception.
  • Selflessness: Chu Yan and Ancestor Witch Houtu demonstrate selflessness by bearing karmic energy to save their respective races, highlighting the importance of sacrifice for the greater good.

Character Interactions

  • Chu Yan and Yang Mei/Shi Chen: Chu Yan manipulates the Chaos Demon Gods into shifting the blame onto Hongjun and bearing some of their karmic debt. They interact strategically, with Chu Yan not fully trusting the Chaos Demon Gods but needing their help to save the Human Race.
  • Hongjun and the Chaos Demon Gods: Hongjun manipulates the Chaos Demon Gods into participating in the Primordial World's Calamity, leading to their karmic debt. They later rebel against him, shifting the blame onto Hongjun.
  • Chu Yan and Hongjun: Chu Yan counteracts Hongjun's schemes, manipulating the Chaos Demon Gods to shift the blame onto Hongjun and bearing some of their karmic debt. Hongjun becomes enraged and attacks Chu Yan, but to no avail.
  • Chu Yan and Ancestor Witch Houtu: Although they don't interact directly in this chapter, their actions demonstrate a shared concern for their respective races, leading them to bear karmic energy to save them.

Ch. 130Di Jun and Tai Yi Self-Destruct, and the Demon Race's Backbone Stands Tall Again

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi self-destruct, scattering their souls and detonating their respective magical treasures (River Diagram and Luo Book, Donghuang Bell) to prevent Hongjun from controlling them.
  • Yang Mei and Shi Chen, having fulfilled their promise to Chu Yan, leave the Primordial World after extracting compensation from Hongjun.
  • The Witch Race bears Pangu's Karma without losses, and Chu Yan recovers his strength and the Human Race's Destiny.
  • The Yao Race beings mourn the loss of Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi, who are hailed as legends for their final act of defiance against Hongjun.

Character Developments

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi demonstrate their loyalty and defiance against Hongjun by choosing to self-destruct rather than being controlled by him.
  • Hongjun's obsession with the Witch-Monster Tribulation leads him to lose the hearts of the people and cause chaos in the Primordial World.
  • Chu Yan fulfills his promise to Yang Mei and Shi Chen, and in return, they help him recover his strength and the Human Race's Destiny.

Significant Themes

  • Defiance against tyranny and oppression (Di Jun, Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and the Yao Race)
  • The consequences of obsession and power hunger (Hongjun)
  • Keeping one's promises and upholding agreements (Chu Yan, Yang Mei, and Shi Chen)

Character Interactions

  • Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi demonstrate camaraderie and shared purpose in their final moments, choosing to self-destruct together.
  • Chu Yan interacts with Yang Mei and Shi Chen, fulfilling his promise to them and receiving their assistance in return.
  • Hongjun's interactions with Yang Mei, Shi Chen, Di Jun, and Eastern Emperor Taiyi highlight his growing isolation and loss of control over the situation.

Ch. 131The Saints' Disciples Join the Battle, and the Interception Sect Enters the Fray

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun, now without his Demon God Foundation, attempts to control the Yao Race to continue the Witch-Monster Tribulation, leading to a chaotic battle.
  • Chu Yan commands the Human Race to fight back, but Hongjun sends Saint disciples to join the fray, escalating the conflict.
  • Sect Master Tongtian and the Intercepting Sect enter the battle, countering the Saint disciples and threatening the Heavenly Dao Saints.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Becomes obsessed with concluding the Witch-Monster Tribulation, loses his Demon God Foundation, and resorts to desperate measures.
  • Chu Yan: Keeps his promise to Di Jun, saves one of the Golden Crows, and becomes increasingly worried about the Human Race's situation.
  • Sect Master Tongtian: Stands against the Heavenly Dao Saints and leads the Intercepting Sect disciples to intervene in the battle.

Significant Themes

  • Obsession and its consequences (Hongjun's fixation on the Witch-Monster Tribulation leads to chaos and suffering).
  • The power of unity and collective action (the Intercepting Sect's intervention turns the tide against the Heavenly Dao Saints).
  • The struggle between order and chaos (represented by the Heavenly Dao Saints and the Intercepting Sect, respectively).

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Chu Yan: Hongjun's actions infuriate Chu Yan, leading to a tense standoff.
  • Hongjun vs. Sect Master Tongtian: Hongjun's plans are continually thwarted by Tongtian, increasing his frustration and desperation.
  • Chu Yan vs. Heavenly Dao Saints: Chu Yan's concern for the Human Race puts him at odds with the Heavenly Dao Saints.

Ch. 132The Myriad Immortals Array's First Battle: One Sect Against Five

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Intercepting Sect's Myriad Immortals Array, favoring the many over the few, is activated against five Heavenly Dao Saints.
  • Sect Master Tongtian defies the Saints, vowing to protect the Intercepting Sect.
  • Hongjun, enraged, attacks but is stopped by Chu Yan, who takes the hit.
  • Hongjun realizes the key to victory lies in destroying Buzhou Mountain but fears direct confrontation.
  • The Heavenly Dao Saints watch their disciples being slaughtered and seek a way to break the Myriad Immortals Array.
  • Taiqing plans to reforge the Pangu Axe Handle to shatter Tongtian and destroy the array but learns it requires Pangu's Primordial Spirit.
  • Hongjun decides to summon the Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin to massacre the Human Race Grand Unity Immortals and the Intercepting Sect's disciples.

Character Developments

  • Sect Master Tongtian displays unwavering resolve to protect his sect and the Primordial World's living beings.
  • Hongjun's schemes are thwarted, leading him to desperation and a final, all-out attack.
  • Taiqing's plan to reforge the Pangu Axe Handle is foiled, leaving him and the other Saints with no immediate solution.

Significant Themes

  • Defiance against overwhelming odds and the consequences of standing against powerful forces.
  • The struggle for power and control in the Primordial World, with Hongjun's actions highlighting the ruthlessness of those in power.
  • The importance of unity and collective strength, as shown by the Intercepting Sect's Myriad Immortals Array.

Character Interactions

  • Tongtian's defiance against the Heavenly Dao Saints highlights his loyalty to his sect and the Primordial World's living beings.
  • Hongjun's interactions with Taiqing and the other Saints reveal his desperation and willingness to resort to extreme measures.
  • Chu Yan's intervention to protect Tongtian showcases his loyalty and selflessness.

Ch. 133The Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin Clans Enter the Primordial World; Since You Don't Recognize Sage Tongtian

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Three Clans enter the Primordial World, causing widespread fear and resentment among its inhabitants.
  • Hongjun, driven mad by the loss of his Demon God Foundation, threatens to escalate the calamity if the All Saints and Heavenly Dao do not surrender.
  • Chu Yan decides to stand firm and fight, inspiring the Human Race and other Living Beings to resist the Three Clans' invasion.
  • The Three Clans enter the Primordial World, causing destruction and chaos. Sect Master Tongtian attempts to drive them back but fails to prevent the reenactment of the Dragon-Han First Tribulation.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Becomes increasingly unstable and desperate, willing to cause mutual destruction to achieve his goals.
  • Chu Yan: Decides to fight to the end, inspiring others with his resolve.
  • Sect Master Tongtian: Struggles to protect the Primordial World but is overwhelmed by the Three Clans' power.

Significant Themes

  • Madness and desperation: Hongjun's actions highlight the consequences of losing one's foundation and the lengths one might go to achieve their goals.
  • Resilience and determination: Chu Yan's decision to fight to the end inspires others to resist against overwhelming odds.
  • The cycle of calamity: The reenactment of the Dragon-Han First Tribulation emphasizes the recurring nature of destruction and chaos in the world.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. All Saints and Heavenly Dao: Hongjun's threats and demands put the All Saints and Heavenly Dao in a difficult position, forcing them to choose between surrender and resistance.
  • Chu Yan vs. Hongjun: Chu Yan's decision to stand firm against Hongjun's threats serves as a counterpoint to Hongjun's desperation, highlighting the difference in their resolve.
  • Sect Master Tongtian vs. Three Clans: Tongtian's attempts to drive back the Three Clans showcase the power dynamics between the Primordial World's inhabitants and the invading forces.

Ch. 134One Hundred Thousand Innate Human Souls Enter Great Luo, Their Combat Power Soars

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Sect Master Tongtian claims to be a Saint, provoking the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin clans.
  • Hongjun, the Human Master, depletes his foundation to boost the power of the Heavenly Dao Five Saints and the three Primordial clans.
  • The Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin clans attack the Human Race, but Chu Yan, the Human Race leader, counters with a powerful move, boosting the power of 100,000 Human Race Da Luo experts to the Quasi-Saint realm.
  • The 100,000 Human Race experts, empowered by the souls of 100,000 Innate Humans, exhibit extraordinary combat prowess, easily killing members of the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin clans.

Character Developments

  • Sect Master Tongtian reveals his Saint status and engages in battle.
  • Hongjun demonstrates his willingness to sacrifice himself to prolong the Calamity.
  • Chu Yan shows his strategic thinking and powerful combat abilities, boosting the Human Race's power and leading them against the Primordial clans.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance among different races.
  • Sacrifice and the willingness to make personal sacrifices for the greater good.
  • The role of destiny and the power of united will in determining a race's strength.

Character Interactions

  • Sect Master Tongtian interacts with the Heavenly Dao Saints and the Primordial clans, provoking them into battle.
  • Hongjun interacts with the Heavenly Dao Saints and the Primordial clans, manipulating them to attack the Human Race.
  • Chu Yan interacts with the Human Race experts, boosting their power and leading them against the Primordial clans.

Ch. 135One Hundred Thousand Human Quasi-Saints at Their Peak—Crushing the Primordial Three Races

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Human Race, empowered by the Heavenly Dao Dragon Mark, holds its ground against the Heavenly Dao's Five Saints.
  • The Dragon Phoenix and Qilin, representing the Innate Three Races, attack the Human Race on the Primordial World.
  • One hundred thousand Human Race members awaken and transform into Golden Dragons, demonstrating the Power Law, shocking the Heavenly Dao Saints.
  • The Human Race, led by Chu Yan, counterattacks with unprecedented ferocity, decimating the Primordial World's three races.

Character Developments

  • Sect Master Tongtian is relieved and happy to see the Human Race's awakening.
  • Hongjun is shocked and defeated as the Human Race demonstrates the Power Law.
  • Chu Yan gains confidence in the Human Race's awakening and leads the counterattack.

Significant Themes

  • The awakening of the Human Race's power and unity.
  • The struggle against the Innate Three Races and the Heavenly Dao.
  • The demonstration of the Power Law, a cultivation technique of Pangu.

Character Interactions

  • The Human Race members unite and fight bravely against the Primordial World's three races.
  • Chu Yan interacts with the Heavenly Dao Saints, demonstrating the Human Race's power.
  • Hongjun interacts with the scene, expressing his shock and defeat.

Ch. 136The River of Destiny Appears, the Human Race Explodes—It Can No Longer Be Suppressed

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Human Race's Destiny surges unprecedentedly, plundering the Destiny of the Primordial World's three major races.
  • The River of Destiny appears, marking the Human Race's explosive rise.
  • The River of Destiny erupts, and the Jade Plate of Creation, which was suppressing it, shatters.
  • The Heavenly Dao and heavenly secrets become chaotic and uncontrollable.
  • Zhen Yuanzi seizes the opportunity to become the Earthly Dao Saint, 'Ancestor of Earth Immortals,' and descends upon the Primordial World.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Realizes his plan to smooth out destiny has failed, and the Human Race's rise is unstoppable. He feels fear and confusion about what to do next.
  • Zhen Yuanzi: Becomes the Earthly Dao Saint, 'Ancestor of Earth Immortals,' and descends upon the Primordial World to protect it.

Significant Themes

  • The unstoppable rise of the Human Race.
  • The chaotic nature of destiny and heavenly secrets.
  • The consequences of Hongjun's actions and plans.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Zhen Yuanzi: Hongjun's plan to control destiny backfires, leading to Zhen Yuanzi's ascension to Sainthood.
  • Houtu and Zhen Yuanzi: Houtu advises Zhen Yuanzi to protect the Primordial World but not interfere in its affairs.
  • Chu Yan and the Human Race: They celebrate Zhen Yuanzi's ascension, acknowledging the Human Race's unstoppable rise.

Ch. 137Honing Hongjun's Final Scheme, Cutting Off His Own Escape Route, and the Collapse of Buzhou Mountain

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhen Yuanzi establishes his Saint's dojo in the Primordial World, attracting numerous mountain spirits and wild monsters.
  • Hongjun, alarmed by the Underworld's growing power, decides to end the Witch-Monster Tribulation to strengthen the Heavenly Dao and prevent the Underworld's rise.
  • Hongjun tricks Chu Yan into breaking Buzhou Mountain, causing the Heavenly River's waters to pour in and primordial elements to ravage the Primordial World.
  • Chu Yan, unable to withstand Pangu's Karma, explodes, causing widespread destruction among the Human Race in the Primordial World.
  • The Heavenly Dao Saints stabilize the primordial elements, setting the stage for Nuwa to mend the heavens.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Becomes desperate and resorts to a risky scheme to cut off his own retreat, showing his determination and cunning.
  • Chu Yan: Falls for Hongjun's trap, leading to the collapse of Buzhou Mountain and his own demise, demonstrating his overconfidence and underestimation of Hongjun.

Significant Themes

  • Scheming and manipulation: Hongjun's actions highlight the power of schemes and the consequences of underestimating one's opponent.
  • Desperation and risk-taking: Hongjun's decision to cut off his own retreat emphasizes the desperation and risks involved in his scheme.
  • Consequences of actions: The collapse of Buzhou Mountain and the subsequent destruction of the Human Race in the Primordial World illustrate the severe consequences of Hongjun's actions.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Chu Yan: Their interaction showcases Hongjun's superior scheming skills and Chu Yan's overconfidence, leading to Chu Yan's downfall.
  • Heavenly Dao Saints vs. Hongjun: The Heavenly Dao Saints' inaction against Hongjun's scheme highlights their inability to control the situation, setting the stage for Nuwa's intervention.

Ch. 138Mending the Heavens

1. Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints, led by Hongjun, work together to mend the heavens after the Witch-Monster Tribulation.
  • Nuwa uses the Qiankun Fortune Cauldron and the Five-Colored Divine Stone to repair the sky.
  • Zhen Yuanzi, the Old Ancestor of the Earth, suppresses the Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire, causing chaos in the Primordial World.
  • Houtu, the Earthly Dao Saint, takes the Mysterious Turtle of the Northern Sea's limbs to prop up the firmament, preventing Hongjun's plan to trap Tongtian's Immortal Slaying Four Swords.
  • The Primordial World's Three Races (Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin) suffer heavy losses and are forced to retreat.
  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints gather in Purple Heaven Palace, feeling uneasy despite winning the tribulation.

2. Character Developments

  • Hongjun, the Heavenly Dao's leader, feels frustrated and uneasy about the tribulation's outcome, particularly the Human Race's prosperity.
  • Nuwa, the Saint of Creation, plays a crucial role in mending the heavens but is thwarted by Houtu.
  • Houtu, the Earthly Dao Saint, seizes the opportunity to take the Mysterious Turtle's limbs, preventing Hongjun's scheme.
  • Sect Master Tongtian, though opposed to the Heavenly Dao, seems to have won by maintaining his Immortal Slaying Four Swords.
  • The Primordial World's Three Races suffer immense losses and are forced to retreat, feeling defeated and humiliated.

3. Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and control between the Heavenly Dao and other forces (e.g., the Witches, Monsters, and Tongtian).
  • The unpredictable nature of destiny and the Heavenly Mechanism.
  • The consequences of the Witch-Monster Tribulation on the Primordial World's Living Beings.

4. Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and Nuwa work together to mend the heavens but have differing views on how to handle the Mysterious Turtle of the Northern Sea.
  • Houtu thwarts Hongjun's plan, causing tension between them.
  • The Primordial World's Three Races interact with the Heavenly Dao's Five Saints, feeling resentment and defeat.
  • The Heavenly Dao's Five Saints gather to discuss the Human Race's prosperity and their next steps.

Ch. 139The Witch-Monster Tribulation Ends—Who the Hell Won?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Human Race's Destiny has fallen, and their foundation is damaged. Hongjun plans to take advantage of this to win over the Human Race and contend for the Human Way.
  • Hongjun appoints Haotian as the Jade Emperor and Yaochi as the Heavenly Queen Mother to manage the Primordial Heavenly Court.
  • The Witch-Monster Tribulation ends, but the Heavenly Court is in ruins. Hongjun's disciples help restore it.
  • The Human Race suffers heavy losses, with ninety percent of their population dead. Chu Yan vows revenge against Hongjun.
  • The Human Race is now free from the Heavenly Dao's suppression and is set to prosper.
  • Sect Master Tongtian retrieves the Fan Tian Seal from Buzhou Mountain and makes an agreement with Chu Yan.
  • Chu Yan plans to arrange the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors and make his move using the Nine Heavens Soil.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: He is cunning and strategic, aiming to manipulate the Human Race for his gain.
  • Chu Yan: He is determined to protect the Human Race and is willing to let them face hardships to become stronger.
  • Sect Master Tongtian: He is grieving over the loss of his father, God of War, but is ready to face Hongjun.

Significant Themes

  • Survival of the fittest: The Human Race must endure hardships to become stronger and prosper.
  • Manipulation vs. determination: Hongjun's schemes versus Chu Yan's resolve to protect the Human Race.
  • Loss and grief: The Human Race's heavy losses and Sect Master Tongtian's grief over his father's death.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun and his disciples: Hongjun appoints Haotian and Yaochi to manage the Heavenly Court, showing his trust in them.
  • Chu Yan and Sect Master Tongtian: They make an agreement to face Hongjun together, understanding each other's intentions.
  • Chu Yan and the Human Race: Chu Yan is determined to protect the Human Race and help them prosper, even if it means letting them face hardships.

Ch. 140The Human Race Had Clearly Defied Heaven—So How Had It Ended Up Following the General Trend?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The River of Destiny explodes, disrupting the Primordial World's destiny and causing chaos in the Heavenly secrets.
  • Hongjun understands the Human Race's current state and is furious that it's following the will of heaven despite its past glory.
  • Chu Yan arrives at the Blood Sea, meets Old Ancestor Minghe, and heads to the Six Paths of Reincarnation to meet Houtu.
  • Chu Yan selects nine humans from the Primordial World's Human Race for reincarnation and to become the Three Sovereigns, Five Emperors, and the final Human Emperor.

Character Developments

  • Hongjun: Realizes the Human Race's current state and is determined to scheme against it.
  • Chu Yan: Plans to lay out his strategies during the chaotic Heavenly secrets period, selects nine humans for reincarnation, and expresses his dedication to the Human Race's rise.

Significant Themes

  • Destiny and fate: The explosion of the River of Destiny disrupts the Primordial World's destiny, and both Hongjun and Chu Yan are aware of the chaos in the Heavenly secrets.
  • The Human Race's rise: Despite its past glory, the Human Race is currently following the will of heaven. Chu Yan is determined to help it rise again.

Character Interactions

  • Hongjun vs. Chu Yan: Both are aware of each other's moves but can't pinpoint them due to the chaotic Heavenly secrets. They are testing the waters to see who will come out on top.
  • Chu Yan and Old Ancestor Minghe: Chu Yan guides Minghe but warns him not to think about the Human Race's affairs.
  • Chu Yan and Houtu: They discuss the current situation and agree that Chu Yan should lay out his plans during this critical period.
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