Ch. 21Not Finishing the Lecture Yet, and the Ancestor Witches Are Already Saints: Chapter 21

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Three Pure Ones (Laozi, Yuanshi, Tongtian) and the Witch Tribe (Li Hao, Zhu Rong, Houtu) compete for the newly emerged Creation Green Lotus.
  • Zhu Rong is initially held back by Laozi and Tongtian, but Li Hao and Houtu manage to reach the lotus undetected.
  • Yuanshi, in pursuit, attempts to strike down Li Hao and Houtu with his Jade Pure Divine Thunder, but they dodge, and the attack misses.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Rong shows initial panic but regains composure when Li Hao and Houtu take the lead.
  • Yuanshi underestimates Li Hao and Houtu, leading to a miscalculation in his attack.

Significant Themes

  • Competition and rivalry for power and resources.
  • Underestimation of opponents leading to mistakes.
  • The power of teamwork and strategy.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu Rong and Li Hao: Zhu Rong defers to Li Hao's leadership, showing trust and respect.
  • Yuanshi and Li Hao/Houtu: Yuanshi underestimates the duo, leading to a failed attack.
  • The Three Pure Ones: They work together to block Zhu Rong but are ultimately outmaneuvered.

Ch. 22Even Before Finishing the Lecture, the Ancestor Witches All Achieved Sainthood: Chapter 22

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao and Houtu are found standing before the Creation Green Lotus, unharmed after Yuanshi's attack.
  • Yuanshi, shocked and enraged, attacks Li Hao with eighty-one bolts of Jade Pure Divine Thunder.
  • Li Hao, seemingly unharmed, taunts Yuanshi, revealing his extraordinary defense.

Character Developments

  • Yuanshi's pride and anger are provoked by Li Hao's mockery, leading him to attack recklessly.
  • Li Hao's calm demeanor and resilience hint at his growing power and confidence.

Significant Themes

  • The power dynamics and status hierarchy among the Three Pure Ones and the Witch Tribe.
  • The importance and value of powerful treasures in the Primordial Era.

Character Interactions

  • Tension and conflict between Yuanshi and Li Hao, with Li Hao's provocation pushing Yuanshi to attack.
  • Laozi's intervention and guidance towards Yuanshi, highlighting their sibling relationship.

Ch. 23The Primordial Era: Before the Dao Lecture Was Even Finished, All the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao and Houtu arrive, and Li Hao provokes Yuanshi.
  • Yuanshi uses his Jade Pure Divine Thunder three times, each time with a different form.
  • Li Hao accuses the Three Pure Ones of stealing the Witch Tribe's thunder art, and Zhu Rong backs him up.
  • Zhu Rong fights Laozi and Tongtian, revealing the Witch Tribe's formidable strength.

Character Developments

  • Yuanshi shows his power but struggles to keep up with the intense battle.
  • Li Hao demonstrates his quick wit and provokes Yuanshi to reveal the Witch Tribe's strength.
  • Zhu Rong shows loyalty to his siblings, following Houtu's unspoken order to back up Li Hao.
  • Laozi and Tongtian realize the Witch Tribe's power and grow alarmed.

Significant Themes

  • The power of the Witch Tribe and their divine abilities.
  • The consequences of underestimating one's opponent.
  • The importance of unity and loyalty among siblings, as shown by the Witch Tribe.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Yuanshi: Li Hao provokes Yuanshi, pushing him to reveal the Witch Tribe's power.
  • Houtu and Zhu Rong: Houtu signals Zhu Rong to back up Li Hao, showing their close bond.
  • Laozi, Tongtian, and Zhu Rong: The Three Pure Ones fight Zhu Rong, realizing the Witch Tribe's formidable strength.

Ch. 24Chapter 24

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao, using his modern knowledge and quick thinking, outsmarts and humiliates Yuanshi, the Second Ancestor Witch, causing him to spit blood and faint.
  • Li Hao retrieves the three treasures from the Creation Green Lotus, angering Yuanshi and the other Ancestor Witches.
  • Zhu Rong and the other Ancestor Witches continue their battle, while Li Hao decides not to kill Yuanshi yet to avoid Heavenly Dao attention.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao demonstrates his cunning and quick wit, outmaneuvering Yuanshi and showing no fear of the Ancestor Witches.
  • Yuanshi, despite being a powerful Ancestor Witch, is humiliated and injured by Li Hao's words and actions.
  • Zhu Rong shows concern for Li Hao's safety but also enjoys beating his opponents.

Significant Themes

  • The power of words and humiliation as a weapon.
  • The danger of drawing Heavenly Dao attention.
  • The importance of avoiding unnecessary conflict while developing strength.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Yuanshi: Li Hao humiliates Yuanshi with his words, causing Yuanshi to spit blood and faint.
  • Li Hao and Zhu Rong: Li Hao tells Zhu Rong not to kill the Ancestor Witches yet, and Zhu Rong understands to just beat them up instead.
  • Laozi and Li Hao: Laozi threatens Li Hao, but Li Hao dismisses him as too old and weak.

Ch. 25Primordial Era: Before the Dao Lecture Was Finished, the Ancestor Witches Had All Become Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Laozi uses the Supreme Pure Immortal Light against Li Hao, which is meant to silently kill by eroding the Sea of Consciousness and shaking the Primordial Spirit.
  • Li Hao, surprisingly, finds the ability relaxing and falls asleep instead of dying.
  • Li Hao then accuses the Three Pure Ones of stealing his tribe's divine abilities and attacks Laozi in anger.

Character Developments

  • Laozi: Shows his proficiency in the Supreme Pure Immortal Light and his cunning by using an ability that seems easy to overlook. He underestimates Li Hao's resilience.
  • Li Hao: Demonstrates his incredible resilience and adaptability, finding the Supreme Pure Immortal Light relaxing rather than deadly. He also shows his impulsiveness and anger when he believes his tribe's divine abilities have been stolen.

Significant Themes

  • The power and danger of divine abilities, and how they can be perceived differently by different beings.
  • The consequences of underestimating one's opponent.

Character Interactions

  • Laozi and Li Hao: Laozi underestimates Li Hao, leading to a direct attack from Li Hao, who then mounts Laozi to demand answers.

Ch. 26Primordial Era: The Ancestor Witches All Became Saints Before the Sermon Even Finished Chapter 26

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao, a member of the Witch Tribe, interrogates Laozi (Taishang Laozi) about the stolen Divine Power.
  • Laozi, after enduring numerous blows, confesses to stealing the Divine Power and modifies it for the Ancestor Witches.
  • Li Hao takes the modified Divine Power and allows Laozi to leave but keeps Yuanshi (the second brother) captive.

Character Developments

  • Laozi: Initially arrogant, he becomes more cautious and cunning after facing Li Hao's relentless interrogation.
  • Li Hao: Reveals his shrewd and manipulative nature, using both force and deception to achieve his goals.
  • Yuanshi: Remains unconscious throughout the chapter, highlighting his vulnerability in the face of Li Hao's schemes.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and control is evident in the interactions between the characters.
  • Deception and Manipulation: Li Hao's use of deception and manipulation to achieve his goals is a central theme.
  • Cunning vs. Naivety: Laozi's initial naivety contrasts with his growing cunning, while Li Hao's cunning is evident throughout.

Character Interactions

  • Laozi and Li Hao: Their interaction is marked by tension, with Li Hao using force and deception, and Laozi initially resisting but eventually complying.
  • Laozi and Yuanshi: Though not interacting directly in this chapter, Laozi's concern for Yuanshi is evident in his rush to help him when Tongtian cries out.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao's interactions with the Ancestor Witches show his disregard for their well-being and his willingness to manipulate them for his tribe's gain.

Ch. 27Primordial Era: Before the Lecture Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches All Achieved Sanctification

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao discovers that the Jade Slip containing the Three Pure Ones' Divine Powers is tampered with and dangerous to practice. He uses 100,000 Points to complete and modify the Divine Powers into the All Heavens Immortal Light and All Heavens Divine Thunder.
  • Zhu Rong severely beats Tongtian, who is saved at the last moment by Laozi using the Heaven and Earth Mysterious Yellow Exquisite Pagoda.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao learns to use Points to complete and modify Divine Powers, showing his adaptability and resourcefulness.
  • Houtu shows concern for Li Hao and learns the modified Divine Powers to please him, demonstrating her growing attachment and protectiveness towards her brother.
  • Laozi shows his determination to protect his brother, Tongtian, even when outmatched.

Significant Themes

  • The power of Divine Powers and their importance in the Primordial Era.
  • The sibling bond between Li Hao and Houtu, and between Laozi and Tongtian.
  • The consequences of tampering with Divine Powers and the importance of authenticity.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Houtu: Li Hao shares his discovery about the Jade Slip with Houtu, and she learns the modified Divine Powers to please him.
  • Laozi and Tongtian: Laozi risks his life to protect Tongtian from Zhu Rong's attack, showing his determination as an older brother.
  • Zhu Rong and Tongtian: Zhu Rong toys with Tongtian, demonstrating his overwhelming power and lack of respect for his opponent.

Ch. 28Primordial Era: The Dao Isn't Finished, But the Ancestor Witches Are Already Saints

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Three Pure Ones (Laozi, Yuanshi, and Tongtian) are humiliated and captured by Li Hao and his siblings (Li Hao, Houtu, and Zhu Rong) of the Witch Tribe.
  • Li Hao accuses the Three Pure Ones of stealing the Witch Tribe's Divine Powers and treasure, and demands their return.
  • Laozi is forced to comply, as his brothers are held captive and he has no means to fight back.

Character Developments

  • Laozi: Realizes the power disparity and chooses to submit to avoid further humiliation and harm to his brothers.
  • Yuanshi: Becomes increasingly angry and defiant, but ultimately powerless against the Witch Tribe.
  • Li Hao: Shows cunning and manipulative behavior, using his siblings to intimidate the Three Pure Ones.
  • Houtu and Zhu Rong: Follow Li Hao's lead, with Houtu being more cautious and strategic, while Zhu Rong is more obedient and naive.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The story highlights the importance of strength and power in determining the outcome of conflicts.
  • Kinship and Betrayal: Despite sharing a common origin, the characters show no qualms about betraying and exploiting each other for personal gain.
  • Manipulation and Deception: Li Hao uses lies and manipulation to pressure the Three Pure Ones into submission.

Character Interactions

  • Laozi and Yuanshi: Laozi tries to protect Yuanshi, while Yuanshi becomes increasingly enraged and defiant.
  • Li Hao and Houtu: Li Hao leads the interactions with the Three Pure Ones, while Houtu provides strategic guidance and keeps Zhu Rong in line.
  • Houtu and Zhu Rong: Houtu manipulates Zhu Rong into following her instructions, ensuring he doesn't disrupt Li Hao's plans.

Ch. 29Untold Dao at Primordial Era: Ancestor Witches Already Achieved Sagehood

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Laozi, Yuanshi, and Li Hao negotiate over the Heaven and Earth Mysterious Yellow Exquisite Pagoda.
  • Li Hao uses the system to erase the Origin Brand on the pagoda, causing Laozi severe backlash.
  • Li Hao spends 200,000 Points to fully erase the Origin Brand.

Character Developments

  • Laozi: Realizes the gravity of losing his Origin Brand and the pagoda, feels helpless and pained.
  • Li Hao: Shows no remorse in taking the pagoda and erasing the Origin Brand, reveling in Laozi's confusion.

Significant Themes

  • Greed and its consequences (Li Hao's desire for the pagoda and Laozi's pain from losing it).
  • The power dynamics between characters (Li Hao's advantage due to the system, Laozi's helplessness).

Character Interactions

  • Laozi and Li Hao: Laozi tries to reason with Li Hao, but Li Hao shows no regard for his feelings.
  • Laozi and Yuanshi: Laozi seeks Yuanshi's support, but Yuanshi remains silent and unhelpful.

Ch. 30Primordial Era: Even Before the Lecture Finished, All the Ancestor Witches Already Attained Sagehood

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao and his group steal the treasures of the Three Pure Ones, including the Heaven and Earth Mysterious Yellow Exquisite Pagoda.
  • Hongjun attains Sagehood and announces his intention to preach the Dao at the Purple Cloud Palace, three thousand years from now.
  • The Ancestor Witches, having cultivated the Nine Revolutions Mysterious Origin Technique, feel no fear towards Hongjun's Sagehood.
  • Li Hao sends Zhu Rong to gather more Ancestor Witches, hinting at an upcoming 'big deal'.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao: He shows strategic thinking and concern for the Witch Tribe's safety, sending Zhu Rong to gather reinforcements. He also demonstrates his ability to foresee future events.
  • Houtu: She shows affection and concern for Li Hao's well-being, massaging his temples when he's troubled.
  • Zhu Rong: Despite his initial confusion, he follows Li Hao's instructions without question, showing loyalty and obedience.
  • Hongjun: He attains Sagehood and announces his intention to preach the Dao, demonstrating his power and influence.
  • The Ancestor Witches: They show determination and fighting spirit, unafraid of Hongjun's Sagehood due to their cultivation progress.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Influence: Hongjun's attainment of Sagehood demonstrates his power and influence over the Primordial Era. The Ancestor Witches' determination shows their growing power and influence as well.
  • Loyalty and Obedience: Zhu Rong's immediate response to Li Hao's instructions demonstrates his loyalty and obedience.
  • Brotherhood and Unity: Li Hao's actions show his concern for his 'brothers' and 'sisters' in the Witch Tribe, emphasizing the importance of unity and mutual support.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Houtu: They show a close, affectionate relationship, with Houtu caring for Li Hao's well-being.
  • Li Hao and Zhu Rong: Despite Zhu Rong's initial confusion, Li Hao shows patience and understanding, explaining the situation to him.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao shows concern for the Ancestor Witches' safety and well-being, sending Zhu Rong to gather more of them.

Ch. 31Hongjun Achieves Sagehood, Layout

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Hongjun attains sainthood and plans to preach at the Purple Cloud Palace three times, each sermon lasting three thousand years.
  • Li Hao, understanding the significance of the six meditation mats, decides to seize them for his clan.
  • The Ancestor Witches gather, and Li Hao convinces them to accompany him to the Purple Cloud Palace to listen to Hongjun's sermon.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao demonstrates his strategic thinking and ambition in seizing the meditation mats for his clan.
  • Houtu shows concern for Li Hao's well-being and encourages him to rely on his siblings more.
  • Dijiang, understanding Li Hao's plan, supports him and takes responsibility for managing the other Ancestor Witches.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition and strategizing: Li Hao's actions highlight his desire for power and his willingness to scheme to achieve it.
  • Unity and reliance on family: Houtu and Dijiang emphasize the importance of unity and mutual support among the Ancestor Witches.
  • The approach of the Witch-Demon Calamity: The looming calamity adds urgency to the Ancestor Witches' actions and serves as a driving force for their decisions.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Houtu: Houtu's concern for Li Hao and her attempt to ease his burden show a caring sibling relationship.
  • Li Hao and Dijiang: Dijiang's understanding and support of Li Hao's plan demonstrate their strong bond and mutual trust.
  • The Ancestor Witches: The interactions among the Ancestor Witches highlight their diverse personalities and Li Hao's ability to lead and manage them despite their differences.

Ch. 32Prehistoric: Before the Lecture Was Even Finished, All the Ancestor Witches Became Saints Chapter 32

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Little Pagoda's origins and capabilities are revealed. It's a defensive supreme treasure imbued with Pangu's merit, making it nearly as powerful as an Innate Supreme Treasure.
  • Xuanming receives the Little Pagoda from Li Hao as a gift to enhance her defense, as she primarily focuses on offense.

Character Developments

  • Xuanming: Recognizes Li Hao's concern for her safety and accepts the Little Pagoda, understanding its significance for her cultivation path.
  • Li Hao: Decides to retrieve the Chaos Bell, an Innate Supreme Treasure, to further enhance his and Xuanming's defenses, using the excuse of reclaiming their Father God's belongings.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of defense in cultivation, as seen through Xuanming's focus on offense and Li Hao's gifting of the Little Pagoda.
  • The power dynamics among the Ancestor Witches and the potential threats they face, leading Li Hao to take precautions.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Xuanming: Their sibling bond deepens as Li Hao shows concern for Xuanming's safety and gifts her the Little Pagoda.
  • Li Hao and Dijiang, Houtu: Dijiang is confused by Li Hao's behavior, while Houtu finds Li Hao's scheming cute.

Ch. 33The Primordial Era: Before His Lecture on the Dao Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches Had All Become Sages, Part 33

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao, an Ancestor Witch, sympathizes with the Six-Eared Macaque's tragic fate and decides to help it reach the Purple Heaven Palace.
  • The Witch Tribe, led by Li Hao, enters the chaotic realm to find the Purple Heaven Palace, where Saint Hongjun resides.
  • Many cultivators attempt to reach the palace but fail, turning to dust under the chaotic energy's impact. Some return to the Primordial Era, while others persist.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao: Shows empathy and determination to help the Six-Eared Macaque, despite knowing it might offend Hongjun. He demonstrates strategic thinking and resilience in navigating the chaotic realm.
  • Six-Eared Macaque: Wakes up confused but regains composure. It shows fear and embarrassment but also a sense of dignity.

Significant Themes

  • Destiny and Fate: Hongjun's "destiny" is revealed to be a test of worthiness, with only those who can reach the Purple Heaven Palace considered "destined."
  • Perseverance vs. Pragmatism: Some cultivators persist despite the risks, while Li Hao questions the wisdom of such actions, preferring a more pragmatic approach.
  • Empathy and Compassion: Li Hao's decision to help the Six-Eared Macaque highlights the theme of empathy and compassion, even towards those typically considered enemies.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and the Six-Eared Macaque: Li Hao shows kindness and care towards the Six-Eared Macaque, while the macaque shows initial fear and embarrassment but regains composure.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: The Witch Tribe members follow Li Hao's lead, showing unity and trust in his decisions.
  • Cultivators and the Chaos: The interactions between cultivators and the chaotic realm highlight the harsh and unforgiving nature of the journey, with many failing to reach the Purple Heaven Palace.

Ch. 34Primordial Era: The Ancestor Witches Became Saints Before the Dao Lecture Was Finished

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Six-Eared Macaque, injured, blurts out its wish to hear the Dao, and Li Hao brings it to the Purple Cloud Palace.
  • Six-Eared Macaque offers its birth-attuned Magic Treasure, the Suixin Iron Rod, to Li Hao as gratitude, but Li Hao declines.
  • Li Hao teaches Six-Eared Macaque to transform its weapon into a hammer for greater power.
  • Many great powers from the Primordial Era, including the Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, Fuxi, Di Jun, Tai Yi, and possibly Kunpeng, rush to the Purple Cloud Palace to hear the saint preaching the Dao.

Character Developments

  • Six-Eared Macaque: Shows gratitude and understanding of Li Hao's guidance, transforming its weapon based on Li Hao's advice.
  • Li Hao: Demonstrates kindness and patience in guiding Six-Eared Macaque, showing no interest in the Suixin Iron Rod.

Significant Themes

  • Gratitude and Repayment: Six-Eared Macaque feels a deep debt to Li Hao for bringing it to hear the Dao and wants to repay him.
  • Power and Weapons: Li Hao emphasizes the importance of a powerful weapon, comparing the staff and hammer, highlighting the significance of a weapon's form and function.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Six-Eared Macaque: Li Hao guides Six-Eared Macaque, showing no interest in its Magic Treasure but helping it transform its weapon.
  • Li Hao and Dijiang: Dijiang asks Li Hao about the increasing number of great powers arriving, showing deference to Li Hao's wisdom.

Ch. 35Primordial Era: The Dao Wasn't Finished, Yet the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Li Hao, arrive at the Purple Cloud Palace for Hongjun's lecture.
  • Li Hao hints at a secret plan after the lecture, but avoids revealing details due to potential eavesdropping.
  • Various great powers arrive, including the Three Pure Ones, and find the Ancestor Witches blocking the entrance.
  • Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi arrive, and Hong Yun attempts to communicate with Zhu Rong, one of the Ancestor Witches.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows caution and strategic thinking, using the system's Shielding Field to prevent eavesdropping.
  • Hong Yun demonstrates his good-guy nature by trying to communicate with Zhu Rong, despite the risk of humiliation.
  • Zhu Rong reveals his hot-headed nature and irritation at the situation.

Significant Themes

  • The Primordial Era's unclaimed territory and opportunities for cultivation growth.
  • The contrast between Hong Yun's good-guy nature and his bad luck.
  • The tension and power dynamics between the Ancestor Witches and other great powers.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Dijiang: Li Hao keeps secrets from Dijiang, causing him to be exasperated.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: They work together to block the entrance and seize cushions.
  • Hong Yun and Zhu Rong: Hong Yun attempts to communicate with Zhu Rong, but Zhu Rong is irritated and flared up.
  • Li Hao and Hong Yun: Li Hao observes Hong Yun's actions and thinks about his luck.

Ch. 36Primordial Era: The Dao Wasn't Finished, Yet the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches arrive at the Purple Cloud Palace, causing a commotion due to their size and strength.
  • Hong Yun, a great power, is shoved out of the palace by Zhu Rong, an Ancestor Witch, and receives no help from others.
  • Haotian and Yaochi, Hongjun's child attendants, come out to receive the guests, but Haotian is too shy and scared to invite them in properly.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Rong: Shows his strength and disregard for others, pushing Hong Yun out of the palace.
  • Hong Yun: Displayed kindness by trying to help others, but received no support when in trouble.
  • Haotian: Reveals his timidity and reluctance to interact with the gathered powers, despite being the future Jade Emperor.
  • Yaochi: Shows shyness and discomfort under Li Hao's gaze.

Significant Themes

  • Strength and Power: The strong rule supreme in the Primordial Era, and the weak are easily disregarded or taken advantage of.
  • Kindness and Betrayal: Hong Yun's kindness goes unappreciated, and he is left to fend for himself when in trouble.
  • Status and Appearance: Haotian's timidity contrasts with his future status as the Jade Emperor, highlighting the discrepancy between appearance and reality.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu Rong vs. Hong Yun: Zhu Rong's disregard for Hong Yun's well-being leads to a tense interaction, with no intervention from other powers.
  • Li Hao vs. Haotian and Yaochi: Li Hao observes the child attendants' behavior, noting their inappropriateness for their future roles.

Ch. 37Primordial Era: Before the Dao Lecture Was Finished, the Ancestor Witches Had All Become Sages — Part 37

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches enter the Purple Cloud Palace.
  • They find six special cushions at the front, which are the Heaven-ordained Saint Seats.
  • Li Hao stops the Ancestor Witches from sitting, knowing that doing so would bind them as saints.
  • The Six-Eared Macaque struggles with whether to seek the Dao or stay with Li Hao.

Character Developments

  • Yaochi blushes and becomes flustered after Li Hao pats her head, showing her growing feelings for him.
  • Haotian feels jealous and protective of Yaochi after seeing her reaction to Li Hao.
  • The Six-Eared Macaque grapples with its desire for the Dao and its growing attachment to Li Hao.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between personal desires and one's duty or path.
  • The consequences of one's actions and the unintended reactions they may cause (e.g., Li Hao's simple gesture leading to a chain reaction).

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao shows kindness and consideration towards the Six-Eared Macaque, offering to save a seat for it.
  • Yaochi and Haotian's dynamic changes due to Li Hao's actions, with Yaochi developing feelings for him and Haotian feeling jealous.
  • The Ancestor Witches follow Li Hao's instructions, showing their trust in him.

Ch. 38Before the Sermon Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches All Became Saints: A Lack of Efficiency

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao, impatient with the great beings' slow pace, finally gets them into the Purple Cloud Palace with less than a year left before Hongjun's lecture.
  • The great beings rush to secure seats, with the Three Pure Ones hesitating due to their previous encounter with Li Hao.
  • Li Hao, realizing the Three Pure Ones have few treasures left, invites them to take the seats of the absent Witch Tribe members, aiming to 'fatten them up' for future gains.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows cunning and manipulative behavior, trying to exploit the Three Pure Ones' respect for seniority and their desire to listen to the Dao.
  • The Three Pure Ones remain wary of Li Hao due to their past encounter, showcasing their caution and unwillingness to be easily deceived again.
  • Tongtian, the youngest of the Three Pure Ones, appears more naive and trusting, contrasting with his elder brothers' wariness.

Significant Themes

  • Seniority and Respect: The great beings' eagerness to secure seats near the front highlights the importance of seniority and closeness to the lecturer in the Primordial Era.
  • Manipulation and Trust: Li Hao's attempts to manipulate the Three Pure Ones, and their subsequent caution, underscore the theme of trust and its fragility in this era.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao's interactions with the Three Pure Ones reveal his manipulative nature and their wariness, with Tongtian being the exception due to his naivety.
  • The great beings' rush to secure seats showcases their competitive nature and desire to gain more from Hongjun's lecture.

Ch. 39Primordial Era: Before Finishing the Sermon, All Ancestor Witches Already Became Saints Chapter 39

Summary

Key Plot Points

  • Li Hao, Laozi, and Yuanshi are offended by the Witch Tribe's disrespect towards their ancestors.
  • Tongtian, Li Hao's brother, sides with the Witch Tribe, causing tension.
  • Li Hao gives up seats to Laozi and Yuanshi, demonstrating his power and generosity.
  • Nuwa asks for a seat, and Li Hao agrees, angering Houtu, who is jealous of the attention given to another woman.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows his strategic thinking and generosity by giving seats to Laozi and Yuanshi.
  • Houtu displays her jealousy and possessiveness over Li Hao's attention.
  • Tongtian shows his naivety and lack of judgment in siding with the Witch Tribe.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and respect among different tribes and ancestors.
  • Jealousy and possessiveness in relationships.
  • Strategic thinking and generosity in leadership.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao interacts with Laozi, Yuanshi, Tongtian, Nuwa, and Houtu, demonstrating his influence and control.
  • Houtu and Nuwa's interaction highlights Houtu's jealousy and Nuwa's charm.
  • Laozi and Yuanshi's interaction with Li Hao shows their respect and awe towards him.

Ch. 40The Primordial Era: Before the Lecture Was Even Finished, All the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao secures a seat for Houtu by claiming he loves her Dao Body, placating her.
  • Li Hao decides not to give Nuwa a seat, considering her future role in the Human Race.
  • Kunpeng approaches Li Hao for the last seat, but Li Hao refuses, enraging Kunpeng.
  • Li Hao expresses his desire to eat Kunpeng, sparking interest among the Ancestor Witches.

Character Developments

  • Houtu shows affection towards Li Hao, revealing her protective nature.
  • Li Hao demonstrates cunning and manipulation in securing seats.
  • Kunpeng shows anger and a desire for revenge after Li Hao's refusal.
  • The Ancestor Witches show a shared love for food, especially exotic dishes.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception in social interactions.
  • The importance of status and power, as seen in the competition for seats.
  • The theme of food and desire, with Li Hao's craving for Kunpeng and the Ancestor Witches' shared interest.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Houtu: Li Hao manipulates Houtu's feelings to secure a seat for her.
  • Li Hao and Kunpeng: Li Hao refuses Kunpeng's request for the last seat, enraging him.
  • Li Hao and Zhu Rong: Li Hao tries to convince Zhu Rong that Kunpeng is delicious, with mixed results.
  • The Ancestor Witches: They share a common interest in exotic food, as seen in their reaction to Li Hao's words about Kunpeng.
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