Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun, newly ascended as a saint, issues a decree that angers the patriarchs of the three innate tribes: Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin.
• The decree includes: deciding the victor in the chaos, integrating the tribes with the Great Dao, and determining the protagonists.
• The Dragon Tribe's patriarch, Zu Long, decides to challenge Hongjun's authority despite the tribes' fear of a saint's power.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Ascends to sainthood, demonstrating immense power and issuing decrees that challenge the innate tribes' autonomy.
• Zu Long (Ancestral Dragon): Becomes more confident and defiant after recalling transmigrator protagonists' disregard for saints in novels. Decides to confront Hongjun.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The immense power of a saint versus the innate tribes' patriarchs, highlighting the vast gap between them.
• Autonomy vs. Control: The innate tribes' desire for autonomy clashes with Hongjun's attempt to control and direct their actions.
• Transmigration and System Advantages: Zu Long's advantage as a transmigrator with a system, influencing his decisions and confidence.

Character Interactions

• Zu Long and the Dragon Tribe: Zu Long's defiance influences the Dragon Tribe, who rally behind him, ready to challenge Hongjun.
• Yuan Feng (Phoenix Tribe) and the Phoenix Tribe: Yuan Feng acknowledges the immense power of a saint, understanding that the Phoenix Tribe cannot contend with Hongjun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yuanfeng, the Phoenix Race leader, decides to transform their race into auspicious signs of heaven and earth to ensure their survival, as the alternative could lead to their extinction.
• Ancestral Dragon challenges Hongjun, the Sage, questioning his role in the War of the Three Tribes and accusing him of plotting against the Innate Three Races.
• Ancestral Dragon's accusations spark widespread discussion and criticism of the Dragon Race among the myriad races of the Primordial World.

Character Developments

• Yuanfeng (Phoenix Race): Shows pragmatic leadership, prioritizing her race's survival over pride or idealism.
• Ancestral Dragon: Demonstrates defiance and a desire to expose what he perceives as Hongjun's hypocrisy, revealing a more assertive and confrontational side.
• Hongjun (Sage): Remains indifferent to Ancestral Dragon's accusations, showing either confidence in his innocence or acceptance of the consequences.

Significant Themes

• Survival vs. Pride: Yuanfeng's decision highlights the tension between preserving one's race's dignity and ensuring its survival.
• Power Dynamics: The interactions between Ancestral Dragon, Hongjun, and the myriad races illustrate the complex power dynamics among the different races in the Primordial World.
• Hypocrisy and Truth: Ancestral Dragon's accusations raise questions about Hongjun's true motives and the sincerity of his actions as a Sage.

Character Interactions

• Yuanfeng and Ancestral Dragon: Their interactions reveal a shared determination to protect their respective races, albeit with different approaches.
• Ancestral Dragon and Hongjun: Their exchange showcases Ancestral Dragon's growing defiance and Hongjun's unruffled composure in the face of accusations.
• The Innate Three Races and the Myriad Races: The discussions among the myriad races highlight the growing discontent and resentment towards the Innate Three Races, particularly the Dragon Race.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ancestral Dragon accuses Hongjun of scheming against the three Innate clans (Dragon, Phoenix, Qilin) using the Jade of Creation.
• Hongjun admits to wanting the three clans to perish together but denies scheming against them.
• Hongjun shows scenes from the Great Desolation, revealing the three clans' dominance and the strain on the world's resources.

Character Developments

• Ancestral Dragon shows arrogance and poor judgment, underestimating Hongjun's power and provoking him.
• Hongjun demonstrates calm composure, admitting his intentions but denying any schemes, and showcasing his power without resorting to violence.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of unchecked power.
• The burden of overpopulation and resource strain on the Great Desolation world.
• The tension between admitting one's intentions and being accused of scheming.

Character Interactions

• Ancestral Dragon vs. Hongjun: Ancestral Dragon's accusations and Hongjun's calm admissions and denials.
• Shi Chen's thoughts: He realizes Ancestral Dragon's mistake and understands Hongjun's perspective.
• Zu Long, Yuan Feng, and Shi Qilin: They react to Hongjun's admissions, initially accusing him but later left speechless.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancestral Dragon, Yuanfeng, and the First Qilin are warned by Hongjun about the strain they're putting on the Primordial World, which could lead to its collapse.
• The Ancestral Dragon refuses to listen and threatens Hongjun, leading to a confrontation.
• Hongjun slaps the Ancestral Dragon, demonstrating the power of a Sage and shocking the onlookers.

Character Developments

• The Ancestral Dragon shows his arrogance and disregard for the environment, leading to his downfall.
• Hongjun reveals his power and authority as a Sage, showing he's not to be trifled with.
• Yuanfeng and the First Qilin show remorse and a desire to protect the world, unlike the Ancestral Dragon.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of unchecked power and disregard for the environment.
• The responsibility of leaders to protect and care for their world.
• The power dynamics between different races and the role of a Sage in maintaining balance.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun warns and disciplines the Ancestral Dragon, showing his authority and power.
• The Ancestral Dragon's defiance and subsequent defeat highlight the power imbalance between him and Hongjun.
• Yuanfeng and the First Qilin show understanding and remorse, contrasting with the Ancestral Dragon's attitude.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancestral Dragon, angered by Hongjun's slaps, decides to attack heaven and form the Million Golden Dragons Heaven-Felling Array.
• The Dragon Race displays immense power, shocking other races and making them realize the extent of the Dragon Race's strength.

Character Developments

• The Ancestral Dragon, initially confident and ambitious, becomes furious and desperate after being slapped by Hongjun, leading him to decide on a full-scale attack.
• Hongjun maintains a righteous demeanor, claiming his actions are for the peace of the Primordial World, but he secretly believes he won't be entangled by karma.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating opponents.
• The righteous facade of Hongjun, contrasting with his secret beliefs.

Character Interactions

• The Ancestral Dragon and Hongjun's conflict escalates, leading to the Ancestral Dragon's decision to attack heaven.
• Other races, such as the Qilin and Phoenix, react with shock and awe at the Dragon Race's power display.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Dragon Race demonstrates immense power, making the Phoenix and Qilin Races acknowledge their superiority.
• The Dragon Race prepares to challenge a saint, with Ancestral Dragon transforming into its colossal form.
• A giant figure, representing the Heavenly Dao, appears in the sky, indicating disapproval of the Dragon Race's actions.
• Hongjun, acting on behalf of the Heavenly Dao, seeks permission to destroy the Dragon Clan.

Character Developments

• The Dragon Race exhibits arrogance and overconfidence in their power.
• Zulong feels fear upon seeing the Heavenly Dao's manifestation, reminiscent of his previous life's defeat.
• Hongjun shows resolve in carrying out the Heavenly Dao's will.

Significant Themes

• The Heavenly Dao's role in maintaining balance and punishing transgressions.
• The consequences of overconfidence and disregard for others' lives.
• The fear and awe inspired by the Heavenly Dao.

Character Interactions

• The Dragon Race members express doubt and fear upon realizing the Heavenly Dao's disapproval.
• Zulong and Hongjun engage in a verbal exchange, with Zulong defying the Heavenly Dao and Hongjun acting on its behalf.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancestral Dragon curses the heavens, realizing Hongjun's actions are aligned with the Heavenly Dao, not just personal.
• The Ancestral Dragon declares war on the Heavenly Dao, believing it wants to enslave all living beings.
• Hongjun explains the Heavenly Dao is the collective will of all living beings, and acting against it leads to destruction.
• The Ancestral Dragon, driven by madness and obsession, activates the Million Golden Dragons Attack Heaven Great Array to fight Hongjun.
• Hongjun, as a Sage, effortlessly defeats the Ancestral Dragon with a single palm strike.

Character Developments

• The Ancestral Dragon: Becomes increasingly mad and obsessed, driven by his inner demons and desire to dominate. Realizes his mistake in underestimating Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao.
• Hongjun: Maintains his calm and wisdom, explaining the true nature of the Heavenly Dao. Demonstrates his power as a Sage, effortlessly defeating the Ancestral Dragon.

Significant Themes

• The will of all living beings (Heavenly Dao) vs. individual ambition (Ancestral Dragon).
• The consequences of defying the natural order and the Heavenly Dao.
• The power dynamics between Sages and lesser cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and the Ancestral Dragon: Hongjun tries to reason with the Ancestral Dragon, but the latter's obsession leads to a direct confrontation.
• Yuanfeng and the First Qilin: Witness the battle between Hongjun and the Ancestral Dragon, realizing the vast power gap between a Sage and lesser cultivators.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun, empowered by trillions of dragons and a steadfast will, confronts and defeats the Ancestral Dragon with a single palm strike, annihilating the dragon race's elites at the Golden Immortal level and above.
• The Primordial World experiences only slight tremors, highlighting Hongjun's immense power.
• Hongjun spares the lives of less than a hundred billion dragons, but imposes a restriction that they can no longer reach the Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal level without accumulating enough merit.
• Hongjun collects the Ancestral Dragon's spiritual and supreme treasures, including a system called the Development System, which had been stealing the world's energy.

Character Developments

• Hongjun demonstrates his power as the Great Dao Saint, showing no mercy to those who defy the heavens.
• The Ancestral Dragon's ambition and greed are revealed posthumously, as Hongjun finds numerous unused treasures and realizes the system's energy theft.

Significant Themes

• The theme of defying the heavens and the consequences of doing so is emphasized, with the dragon race serving as a cautionary tale.
• The power dynamics between the Great Daos and their interactions with transmigrators are explored.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with the dragon race, first showing mercy by sparing some dragons, then imposing restrictions and collecting the Ancestral Dragon's treasures.
• The dragons react to Hongjun's actions, with some begging for mercy and others vowing revenge.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun opens a new world at the junction of Chaos and the Primordial World for the Phoenix and Qilin races to convert Chaos Qi into Spiritual Qi for the Primordial World.
• The conflict between the three races (Dragon, Phoenix, Qilin) ends, with only a hundred billion members of each race below Golden Immortal surviving in the Primordial World.
• Hongjun recites a poem before leaving, stirring the minds of Great Powers in the Primordial World.
• Hongjun discovers that Hao Tian has shapeshifted on his own, raising the possibility of another Transmigrator.

Character Developments

• Hongjun, as the Great Dao, shows benevolence by providing the Phoenix and Qilin races with a chance to survive and contribute to the Primordial World.
• Hao Tian shapeshifts on his own, suggesting he might be another Transmigrator.

Significant Themes

• The Great Dao's involvement in the world's affairs, driven by Hongjun's curiosity and the presence of Transmigrators.
• The potential consequences and implications of Transmigrators in the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun interacts with the leaders of the Phoenix and Qilin races, sending them to guard the Undying Volcano and auspicious lands in the Primordial World.
• Hongjun approaches Hao Tian, offering him the position of an attendant in the Purple Firmament Palace.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun, a future Saint, seeks a boy servant, alarming the young man who knows the plot of the Great Desolation.
• The young man realizes he might be the destined Haotian, whose cultivation is slow due to his fate as a servant.
• Hongjun offers to take the young man as a servant, with the system providing options: agree (gain God-Beating Whip and Investiture of the Gods), refuse (gain Heavenly Emperor Seal and tenfold enlightenment talent), or curse Hongjun (suffer soul scattering and spirit annihilation).
• The young man refuses, choosing to forge his own path. Hongjun helps another piece of jade take form as Haotian, leaving the young man (transmigrator) confused about his identity.

Character Developments

• The young man (transmigrator) shows vigilance and caution towards Hongjun, understanding the plot and his potential fate as Haotian.
• Hongjun displays his Saintly power and understanding, confirming the young man is a transmigrator with a system.
• Haotian takes form with Hongjun's help, becoming a Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal, while the transmigrator remains in his body.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny, particularly Haotian's fate as a servant.
• The power dynamics between Saints and other cultivators, and the consequences of defying Saints.
• The role of systems in transmigration stories and their influence on character choices.

Character Interactions

• The young man (transmigrator) and Hongjun: The young man is cautious and refuses Hongjun's offer, while Hongjun respects his decision and helps another piece of jade take form as Haotian.
• The transmigrator and Haotian: The transmigrator is confused about his identity after Haotian takes form separately from him.