Ch. 141The Saints' Scheme, Ten Suns in the Sky
Key Plot Points and Events
- Di Jun and Tai Yi, two Three-legged Golden Crows, created the Yao Race and established the Primordial Heavenly Court, leaving the Sun Star vacant but guarded by cultivators from the Sun Star lineage.
- In recent times, the Heavenly Court has stationed many soldiers and one of the Ten Heavenly Generals, Bi Fang, on the Sun Star to prevent the ten Golden Crow princes from escaping.
- Kunpeng, a Quasi-Saint cultivator from the Heavenly Court, arrives on the Sun Star, engages in a Dao discussion with Bi Fang, and then leaves.
- Bi Fang enters seclusion, while Kunpeng manipulates the Great Array, allowing the ten Golden Crow princes to escape.
- The princes, unaware of their lack of control over their Solar True Fire, cause destruction and harm as they descend to the Primordial land.
- The Witch Clan suffers losses, and their Great Witch, Kuafu, confronts the Golden Crows.
- Saints Jieyin and Zhunti conceal the Heavenly Secrets at the moment of the princes' departure.
Character Developments
- Bi Fang: Shows pride and lack of respect towards Kunpeng, then enters a deep meditative state, neglecting his duties.
- Ten Golden Crow Princes: Display immaturity and restlessness, eager to explore the Primordial but unaware of their destructive power.
- Kunpeng: Reveals cunning and deceitful nature, manipulating Bi Fang and the Great Array to release the princes.
- Kuafu: A newly promoted Great Witch, shows concern for his tribe and confronts the Golden Crows to protect his people.
Significant Themes
- Power and Control: The struggle to control powerful forces, such as the Solar True Fire, and the consequences of lacking such control.
- Manipulation and Scheming: Kunpeng's actions highlight the theme of manipulation and scheming, with his actions driving the plot.
- Consequences of Actions: The ten princes' actions result in destruction and harm, illustrating the theme of consequences.
Character Interactions
- Kunpeng and Bi Fang: Their interaction reveals Bi Fang's pride and Kunpeng's cunning, leading to Bi Fang's neglect of duty.
- Ten Golden Crow Princes: The princes' interactions show their immaturity and restlessness, as well as their lack of awareness regarding their destructive power.
- Kuafu and the Golden Crows: Kuafu's interaction with the Golden Crows highlights his protective nature towards his tribe and his willingness to confront powerful beings to safeguard his people.