Ch. 61Primordial Era: Before the Lecture Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches All Became Saints Chapter 61

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches visit the Ancestral Land and find it improved, with better resources.
  • Ru Shou, the fourth Ancestor Witch, becomes arrogant due to his newfound strength and provokes Dijiang.
  • Dijiang, in retaliation, offers Ru Shou Geng Metal Qi, knowing it's with Li Hao, the thirteenth Ancestor Witch.
  • Li Hao, cornered, decides to give Ru Shou the Geng Metal Qi to avoid conflict.
  • Ru Shou absorbs the Geng Metal Qi and returns to his dwelling to refine it.
  • The Ancestor Witches decide to focus on farming to further enhance their physical strength.

Character Developments

  • Ru Shou: Becomes arrogant and reckless due to his increased strength, showing a lack of self-control and respect for his peers.
  • Dijiang: Shows a cunning side, using Ru Shou's arrogance to his advantage to teach him a lesson.
  • Li Hao: Shows quick thinking and adaptability, deciding to give Ru Shou the Geng Metal Qi to avoid a conflict that could harm the Witch Tribe.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The chapter explores the dynamics of power within the group of Ancestor Witches, with Ru Shou's arrogance challenging the established order.
  • Self-Control: Ru Shou's lack of self-control leads him to act recklessly, highlighting the importance of maintaining composure despite increased power.
  • Unity and Cooperation: Despite the initial conflict, the Ancestor Witches ultimately decide to work together for the benefit of the Witch Tribe, demonstrating the importance of unity.

Character Interactions

  • Ru Shou and Dijiang: Their interaction highlights the power dynamics and tension within the group, with Dijiang manipulating Ru Shou's arrogance to teach him a lesson.
  • Li Hao and Ru Shou: Li Hao's interaction with Ru Shou shows his adaptability and quick thinking, as he decides to give Ru Shou the Geng Metal Qi to avoid a larger conflict.
  • The Ancestor Witches: Despite initial individual interests, the Ancestor Witches ultimately decide to work together to enhance their physical strength, demonstrating their commitment to the Witch Tribe's well-being.

Ch. 62Not Strong Enough Means Imperfection

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches start farming but don't change physically after 50 years.
  • Ru Shou returns and expresses confusion about their unchanged state.
  • Dijiang scolds Ru Shou for not practicing the Nine Revolutions Mysterious Origin Technique.
  • Zhu Rong beats up Ru Shou for his past transgressions and neglect of cultivation.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao and Dijiang plan the Witch Tribe's future activities.
  • Ru Shou shows curiosity and naivety about the Witches' unchanged state.
  • Dijiang displays anger and frustration at his brothers' lack of cultivation progress.
  • Zhu Rong demonstrates improved strength and seeks revenge on Ru Shou.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of cultivation and self-improvement in the Witch Tribe's society.
  • The consequences of neglecting one's duties and responsibilities.
  • The power dynamics and sibling rivalry among the Ancestor Witches.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Dijiang work together to plan for the tribe's future.
  • Dijiang scolds Ru Shou for his lack of progress and understanding.
  • Zhu Rong seeks retribution on Ru Shou for past grievances, with Dijiang's approval.

Ch. 63Chapter 63

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhu Rong's return after 50 years, now stronger than before.
  • Ru Shou's defeat and discovery of the complementarity of farming and the Nine Revolutions Technique.
  • Ancestor Witches' decision to embark on another journey, leaving the Ancestral Land in Chiyou's charge.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Rong: Strengthened and matured, now capable of defeating Ru Shou.
  • Ru Shou: Realizes the benefits of combining farming with the Nine Revolutions Technique, eager to improve his strength.
  • Dijiang: Shows leadership and caution in preparing for the Ancestor Witches' journey.
  • Li Hao: Discovers the technique's compatibility with farming, becomes the strongest among the Ancestor Witches.

Significant Themes

  • The power of perseverance and hard work (farming and cultivating).
  • The importance of adaptability and discovery (combining farming with the Nine Revolutions Technique).
  • The consequences of careless words (Chiyou's near-flag-setting incident).

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Dijiang: Collaborate in discovering the technique's compatibility with farming and share their findings with the Ancestor Witches.
  • Ru Shou and Zhu Rong: Their fight highlights Zhu Rong's growth and Ru Shou's realization about the technique.
  • Dijiang and Chiyou: Dijiang entrusts the Ancestral Land to Chiyou, emphasizing precautions and the importance of continuous cultivation.

Ch. 64Primordial Era: The Dao Hasn't Even Been Finished, Yet the Ancestor Witches Have All Become Saints — Section 64

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, including Li Hao (Thirteenth Brother) and Dijiang (First Brother), embark on another treasure-hunting journey, this time heading East.
  • They find numerous treasures, filling their coffers once again.
  • As the deadline for the first sermon approaches, a powerful celestial phenomenon occurs on Buzhou Mountain, indicating a supreme treasure.
  • Li Hao, however, shows no excitement or interest in the treasure.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao demonstrates a change in his character, showing indifference towards a powerful treasure, which is unusual for him.
  • Dijiang expresses confusion and suspicion at Li Hao's behavior, highlighting his protective and caring nature towards his brother.

Significant Themes

  • Greed vs. Indifference: Li Hao's sudden indifference towards a treasure contrasts with his usual greed, suggesting a potential internal struggle or growth.
  • Brotherhood: Dijiang's concern and confusion over Li Hao's behavior emphasize the strong bond between the Ancestor Witches.

Character Interactions

  • Dijiang and Li Hao's interaction reveals their close relationship, with Dijiang showing concern and confusion over Li Hao's unusual behavior.
  • The Ancestor Witches' group dynamic is shown through their collective excitement for treasure hunting and their shared history of adventures.

Ch. 65Primordial Era: The Dao Wasn't Finished, Yet the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao reveals that the highly anticipated treasure is the Gourd Vine the Ancestor Witches have been growing.
  • The Ancestor Witches are disappointed by the ordinariness of the treasure.
  • Li Hao decides they must return to the Ancestral Land to protect their legacy from the incoming Primordial Cultivators.
  • The Ancestor Witches rush back in record time, only to find their tribe in a state of emergency, preparing for battle due to a misunderstanding.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows responsibility and concern for his tribe's legacy, prioritizing its protection over personal gain.
  • The Ancestor Witches display their power and unity, pushing themselves to return quickly despite the strain.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of legacy and heritage.
  • The consequences of miscommunication and misunderstandings.
  • The power of unity and collective effort.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao's decision-making influences the Ancestor Witches' actions, showing their trust in him.
  • The Ancestor Witches and the Great Witches: The Great Witches' overreaction to the Ancestor Witches' return highlights the communication gap between them.

Ch. 66Primordial Era: Before Finishing the Sermon, the Ancestor Witches Have All Become Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Witch Tribe mistakenly believes a powerful enemy is approaching and prepares for war.
  • Li Hao realizes the mistake but decides to let it play out.
  • Kuafu and Dayi, the Great Witches who accidentally blew the horn, hide to avoid punishment.
  • The Witch Tribe holds a meeting to discuss defense strategies against the potential enemy.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao remains calm and collected, showing no signs of worry about the impending conflict.
  • Kuafu and Dayi demonstrate cowardice and evasiveness, avoiding responsibility for their mistake.
  • The Ancestor Witches grow increasingly anxious about the treasure and seek Dijiang's advice.

Significant Themes

  • Mistaken Identity and Consequences: The Witch Tribe's misunderstanding leads to unnecessary preparations for war.
  • Avoidance of Responsibility: Kuafu and Dayi's refusal to admit their mistake highlights the theme of evading consequences.
  • Anxiety and Uncertainty: The Ancestor Witches' growing worry about the treasure reflects the theme of living with uncertainty.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao questions Chiyou about the horn, leading to the discovery of Kuafu and Dayi's mistake.
  • Kuafu and Dayi interact with the crowd, trying to avoid being identified as the ones who blew the horn.
  • The Ancestor Witches discuss the potential enemy with Dijiang, expressing their anxiety about the situation.

Ch. 67Primordial Era: The Ancestor Witches All Achieved Sagehood Before the Lecture Finished, Chapter 67

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches agree to let Li Hao handle the treasure situation.
  • Li Hao reveals he knows the treasure's location but it's not yet ready to be taken.
  • He advises the Witches to stay in the Ancestral Land, improve their skills, and wait for the right time.
  • As the three-thousand-year mark approaches, Li Hao selects some Ancestor Witches to stay behind while the rest set out for Buzhou Mountain.
  • They discover the treasure, an Innate Gourd Vine, guarded by seven beams of light.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao demonstrates his strategic thinking and patience in handling the treasure situation.
  • Dijiang shows understanding and trust in Li Hao's plans.
  • The Ancestor Witches display unity and obedience to Li Hao's decisions.

Significant Themes

  • Patience and timing: Li Hao emphasizes the importance of waiting for the right moment to act.
  • Unity and trust: The Ancestor Witches' unity and trust in Li Hao are crucial for their success.
  • Favoritism: The Nine Heavens Breathing Soil seems to favor the Three Pure Ones, providing them with opportunities repeatedly.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Dijiang: Dijiang shows understanding and trust in Li Hao's plans, while Li Hao values Dijiang's input and opinion.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao guides and advises the Ancestor Witches, who follow his lead without question.
  • The Ancestor Witches among themselves: They display unity and cooperation, following Li Hao's plans together.

Ch. 68Primordial Era: Even Before the Sermon Finished, the Ancestor Witches All Achieved Sagehood

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Primordial Era ends, and guests return to their respective eras.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti rush back to the Western Lands, sensing something amiss.
  • Zhen Yuanzi and Hong Yun part ways, with Hong Yun pursuing a stroke of fate.
  • Hong Yun discovers seven divine gourds on Buzhou Mountain, attracting the Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, Di Jun, Tai Yi, and himself.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao and Dijiang plan to observe and act accordingly.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti become suspicious and hurry back to the Western Lands.
  • Zhen Yuanzi shows concern for Hong Yun's safety.
  • Hong Yun decides to pursue a stroke of fate, showing a rare determination.

Significant Themes

  • Fate and destiny.
  • The pursuit of power and treasures.
  • Friendship and trust between cultivators.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Dijiang discuss their plan.
  • Jieyin and Zhunti show concern for each other's safety.
  • Zhen Yuanzi and Hong Yun part ways, with Zhen Yuanzi offering help.
  • Hong Yun, the Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, Di Jun, and Tai Yi gather at Buzhou Mountain, showing excitement and determination.

Ch. 69Before the Dao Lecture Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches Had All Become Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Three Pure Ones, Tongtian, Laozi, and Yuanshi, arrive at the Gourd Vine valley, where they had suffered before.
  • Di Jun suggests dividing the six mature gourds among them, volunteering to give up one share.
  • The Three Pure Ones hesitate to approach the gourds first, fearing bad luck.
  • Li Hao and the Witch Tribe ambush the group, revealing that the gourds are in their territory.
  • Tongtian is allowed to take a gourd, and Li Hao sends him away, promising to release his brothers later.
  • Li Hao teases Nuwa, angering Di Jun and Tai Yi.

Character Developments

  • The Three Pure Ones show fear and reluctance when facing the gourds, revealing their past trauma.
  • Tongtian demonstrates loyalty and concern for his brothers but is easily swayed by Li Hao's promises.
  • Li Hao maintains his frivolous and teasing demeanor, showing no fear of the powerful cultivators present.
  • Nuwa remains calm and composed despite Li Hao's teasing, showing growth in her composure and self-control.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi display their imperial aura and growing animosity towards the Ancestor Witches.

Significant Themes

  • Fear and Trauma: The Three Pure Ones' hesitation and fear highlight the lasting impact of their past experiences.
  • Greed and Temptation: The cultivators' desire for the gourds leads them into a trap, emphasizing the dangers of unchecked ambition.
  • Power Dynamics: The interaction between the Ancestor Witches and the cultivators showcases the shifting balance of power and the growing tension between them.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and the Three Pure Ones: Li Hao uses the Three Pure Ones' fear to his advantage, manipulating them and showing no respect for their power.
  • Tongtian and Li Hao: Tongtian's loyalty is exploited by Li Hao, who easily convinces him to leave without his brothers.
  • Di Jun, Tai Yi, and Li Hao: The growing animosity between the Great Sun Golden Crows and the Ancestor Witches is evident in their reactions to Li Hao's teasing of Nuwa.

Ch. 70The Ancestor Witches Became Saints Before the Dao Lecture Was Even Finished: Part 70

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches (Di Jun, Tai Yi, Nuwa, Hong Yun, Laozi, and Yuanshi) arrive at the Witch Tribe's Ancestral Land to divide the treasures.
  • Li Hao, the leader of the Ancestor Witches, refuses to let them in, leading to a confrontation.
  • Li Hao's brothers (Zhu Rong, Third Brother) join the fray, and a fight ensues.
  • Yuanshi challenges Li Hao, and Zhu Rong steps in to fight him instead.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows his strategic and manipulative side, trying to provoke the Ancestor Witches into a fight to seize their treasures.
  • Yuanshi, enraged by Li Hao's provocation, decides to fight despite knowing he might not win.
  • Zhu Rong, Li Hao's brother, is shown to be strong and confident, eager to fight Yuanshi.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The Ancestor Witches' refusal to let the other Ancestor Witches enter the Ancestral Land highlights the power struggle among the Primordial Cultivators.
  • Provocation and Manipulation: Li Hao's attempts to provoke the Ancestor Witches into a fight show his manipulative nature and willingness to use any means to gain an advantage.
  • Pride and Hubris: Yuanshi's decision to fight despite knowing he might not win illustrates his pride and hubris, which could lead to his downfall.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and his brothers (Zhu Rong, Third Brother) interact, showing a dynamic of respect and camaraderie.
  • Li Hao provokes Yuanshi, leading to a confrontation between Zhu Rong and Yuanshi.
  • Nuwa and Hong Yun watch the scene unfold, showing concern but not intervening.

Ch. 71Primordial Era: Before the Sermon Was Even Finished, the Ancestor Witches Became Saints, Part 71

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ancestor Witches, including Yuanshi, Laozi, and Houtu, attempt to subdue Li Hao and Zhu Rong.
  • Yuanshi uses the Three Pure Thunder Arts, but Li Hao and Zhu Rong are unharmed.
  • Laozi uses One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones, creating four clones to join the fight.
  • Xuanming intervenes, using the Heaven and Earth Mysterious Yellow Exquisite Pagoda to protect Li Hao and Zhu Rong.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows excitement at seeing Laozi's secret art, One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones, indicating his desire to learn and adapt it.
  • Houtu shows concern for Li Hao's well-being, deciding to let him handle the situation while still keeping a close eye on him.
  • Xuanming demonstrates her protective nature towards Li Hao, intervening to shield him from Laozi's attack.

Significant Themes

  • The power dynamics between the Ancestor Witches and Li Hao's group.
  • The desire for knowledge and power, as seen in Li Hao's interest in Laozi's secret art.
  • The protective bond between Xuanming and Li Hao.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Zhu Rong show camaraderie, facing the Ancestor Witches together.
  • Houtu and Li Hao have a tense relationship, with Houtu watching over Li Hao but not directly interfering.
  • Xuanming and Li Hao share a protective bond, with Xuanming stepping in to defend Li Hao.

Ch. 72Primordial Era: Before the Dao Lecture Was Finished, the Ancestor Witches Had All Become Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Laozi faces no backlash from using the Exquisite Pagoda, causing him to question its authenticity.
  • Li Hao, Zhu Rong, Xuanming, and Houtu taunt Laozi, revealing that they possess the complete Nine Revolutions Mysterious Origin Technique, which is incredibly powerful.
  • Li Hao exposes that the Three Pure Ones (Laozi, Yuanshi, and Tongtian) have stolen Divine Powers and Magic Treasures from the Witch Tribe in the past.
  • Di Jun calls for a joint attack against the Witch Tribe to divide the treasures.

Character Developments

  • Laozi and Yuanshi are humiliated and provoked by Li Hao's words, leading to increased aggression.
  • Xuanming is surprised to learn about her 'stolen' Divine Power and is manipulated by Houtu into acting angry.
  • Nuwa and Hong Yun feel absurdity and hidden worry upon witnessing the Three Pure Ones' predicament.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and the consequences of past actions.
  • Manipulation and deception in battle.
  • The struggle between arrogance and humility, as seen in Yuanshi's character.

Character Interactions

  • Laozi and Yuanshi are targeted and humiliated by Li Hao, leading to increased hostility.
  • Xuanming and Houtu interact, with Houtu manipulating Xuanming into acting angry.
  • Nuwa and Hong Yun discuss their concerns about the Three Pure Ones' situation and Di Jun's call for a joint attack.

Ch. 73The Primordial Era: Still Not Done Preaching, and the Ancestor Witches Are All Saints Yet

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Three Pure Ones (Yuanshi, Hongjun, and Laojun) and the Demon Race (Di Jun and Tai Yi) temporarily ally to fight against the Ancestor Witches.
  • The Witches, led by Li Hao, are determined to protect their territory and the gourds they've collected.
  • Xi Zi, the Ninth Brother, uses a powerful kick to incapacitate Di Jun.
  • Li Hao decides to teach Yuanshi and Laozi a lesson about the rules of the Primordial Era.

Character Developments

  • Yuanshi is revealed to be a tsundere, looking down on others but secretly valuing his dignity and lineage.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi show cunning and opportunism, agreeing to Yuanshi's alliance to secure more gourds.
  • Li Hao demonstrates his ruthlessness and strategic thinking, planning to prevent the birth of the ten little birds.
  • Nuwa and Hong Yun remain on the sidelines, observing the conflict with curiosity and sympathy for the Witches, respectively.

Significant Themes

  • Alliances and Betrayals: Temporary alliances are formed based on convenience and self-interest, with betrayals likely to occur once the common goal is achieved.
  • Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and resources shapes the interactions and decisions of the characters.
  • Perception of Good and Evil: Different characters have varying perceptions of who is good or evil, based on their personal experiences and biases.

Character Interactions

  • Yuanshi and the Demon Race: Yuanshi reluctantly allies with the Demon Race, while Di Jun and Tai Yi scheme to secure more gourds.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao leads the Witches in defending their territory and teaches Yuanshi and Laozi a lesson.
  • Nuwa and Hong Yun: Nuwa and Hong Yun observe the conflict from the sidelines, each with their own reasons for not getting involved.

Ch. 74Primordial Era: The Dao Wasn't Finished Yet, and the Ancestor Witches Had Already Become Saints

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches, led by Li Hao, continue to assault Di Jun and Tai Yi, aiming to break their spirits rather than kill them.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi, overwhelmed, decide to use their supreme treasures: the River Diagram and Luo Shu, and the Chaos Bell.
  • The treasures create powerful effects, causing the entire Primordial Era to tremble and resonate.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows eagerness and anticipation for the Birdmen's supreme treasures.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi demonstrate resilience and strategic thinking by using their treasures to counterattack.
  • Nuwa shows excitement and eagerness, hinting at her interest in the Chaos Bell.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The Ancestor Witches' strategy of breaking the Birdmen's spirits rather than killing them highlights the theme of power dynamics and psychological warfare.
  • Sacrifice and Resilience: Di Jun and Tai Yi's decision to use their treasures to counterattack shows their resilience and willingness to make sacrifices in the face of adversity.
  • Desire and Ambition: Li Hao's eagerness for the Chaos Bell and Nuwa's excitement hint at their ambitious nature and desire for power.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches continue their assault on Di Jun and Tai Yi, showcasing their unity and coordination.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi work together to use their treasures, demonstrating their trust and camaraderie.
  • Nuwa's excitement mirrors Li Hao's eagerness, hinting at a potential shared ambition or interest.

Ch. 75Primordial Era: Haven't Finished the Sermon Yet, and the Ancestor Witches Are All Saints Already Chapter 75

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The chapter begins with anticipation for a fight between the Witch Tribe and the Ancestor Witches.
  • Hong Yun, despite his concerns, cannot mediate due to his lack of influence.
  • Yuanshi uses his Jade Pure Divine Thunder, but it's ineffective.
  • Hong Yun attempts to intervene and negotiate, but is rebuked by both sides.
  • Di Jun mocks Hong Yun, leading to a physical altercation with a Witch, and ultimately, his capture.

Character Developments

  • Hong Yun: Stands up for the Witch Tribe, trying to prevent the fight, but is dismissed by both sides.
  • Di Jun: Becomes the first Ancestor Witch to be captured by the Witch Tribe.
  • Yuanshi: Struggles with his Jade Pure Divine Thunder, but adapts and continues fighting.

Significant Themes

  • The theme of intervention and its consequences is explored through Hong Yun's attempts to mediate.
  • The theme of power dynamics is evident in the dismissive treatment of Hong Yun and the capture of Di Jun.

Character Interactions

  • Hong Yun's intervention leads to tension with both the Witch Tribe and the Ancestor Witches.
  • Di Jun's mocking of Hong Yun results in a physical altercation with a Witch, leading to his capture.
  • Yuanshi's interaction with the other Ancestor Witches shows their unity and shared goal.

Ch. 76Primordial Era: Before the Dao Lecture Was Finished, All the Ancestor Witches Became Saints – Chapter 76

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Ancestor Witches struggle to defeat Di Jun and Tai Yi due to their formidable Magic Treasures.
  • Li Hao, the 13th Ancestor Witch, arrives and advises his brethren on how to subdue their enemies.
  • The Ancestor Witches use their full strength and invoke their Laws, overwhelming Di Jun and Tai Yi.
  • Tai Yi faints from mana exhaustion after the Chaos Bell is continuously attacked.

Character Developments

  • The Ancestor Witches grow in confidence and understanding of their powers after Li Hao's guidance.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi realize the true extent of the Witch Tribe's strength and regret their actions.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of understanding one's enemy and adapting strategies accordingly.
  • The consequences of underestimating opponents and the value of humility.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao mentors the Ancestor Witches, helping them understand how to use their powers effectively.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi interact with the Ancestor Witches, initially underestimating them but later acknowledging their strength.

Ch. 77Chapter 77

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao confronts Di Jun and the Three Pure Ones, leading to a standoff.
  • The Ancestor Witches reveal their strength, scaring the Three Pure Ones.
  • Li Hao forces Laozi and Yuanshi to hand over their stolen Divine Power.
  • Li Hao calls Hong Yun over, hinting at future interactions.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao demonstrates his power and cunning, striking fear into the Three Pure Ones.
  • Hong Yun is revealed to be a key figure, with Li Hao showing interest in him.
  • Nuwa remains uninvolved, observing the events unfold.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and the consequences of overreaching.
  • The importance of understanding one's place and the rules.
  • The theme of unexpected alliances and shifting loyalties.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Di Jun: A tense standoff, with Li Hao asserting dominance.
  • Li Hao and the Three Pure Ones: A power play, with Li Hao forcing them to comply.
  • Li Hao and Hong Yun: Li Hao shows interest in Hong Yun, hinting at future interactions.
  • Nuwa and the others: Nuwa remains uninvolved, observing the events with mild amusement.

Ch. 78Primordial Era: Before the Dao Was Fully Preached, the Ancestor Witches Became Saints

  • Key Plot Points: Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches defeat Di Jun and Tai Yi. Li Hao gives Hong Yun a Red Gourd and advises him to stay with Zhen Yuanzi. He decides not to kill Di Jun and Tai Yi, renaming them "Feathered Beast No.1 and No.2" instead.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows mercy to Di Jun and Tai Yi, aiming to use them for future plans.
  • Hong Yun receives a Red Gourd and Li Hao's advice, showing growth in his character.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi are humiliated and renamed, marking a significant change in their status.
  • Significant Themes: Forgiveness vs. Retribution, Patience and Planning, Change in Status.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao interacts with Hong Yun, showing kindness and guidance.
  • Li Hao interacts with Di Jun, showing mercy and humiliation.
  • The Ancestor Witches interact with Di Jun and Tai Yi, showing aggression and dominance.

Ch. 79Primordial Era: The Dao Wasn't Finished Yet, and the Ancestor Witches Had Already Become Saints

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Di Jun and Li Hao negotiate for the treasures, with Li Hao insisting on the Chaos Bell (Pangu Bell) in exchange.
  • Li Hao communicates with the system to enhance the Chaos Bell but finds it requires one million Points, which he doesn't have.
  • Li Hao decides to barter trade instead.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows ambition and cunning, aiming for the powerful Chaos Bell.
  • Di Jun displays frustration and desperation, trying to protect his clan's treasure.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition and desire for power, as seen in Li Hao's pursuit of the Chaos Bell.
  • The value and importance of treasures and their origins.
  • The struggle between different clans or factions for resources and power.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and Di Jun engage in a tense negotiation, with Li Hao using his Ancestor Witches to overpower Di Jun.
  • Li Hao communicates with the system, revealing his desire to enhance the Chaos Bell.
  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches work together to pressure Di Jun.

Ch. 80Primordial Era: The Ancestor Witches All Achieved Sagehood Before the Sermon Could Even Finish

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Li Hao decides not to pursue the Chaos Bell due to the Origin Brand and potential risks.
  • The Ancestor Witches, disappointed, decide to leave without trading.
  • Li Hao takes the Innate Gourd Vine and Nine Heavens Breathing Soil, intending to delay the birth of the Human Race.
  • Di Jun tries to negotiate further, but Zhu Rong, frustrated, attacks him.

Character Developments

  • Li Hao shows strategic thinking, weighing risks and benefits before deciding not to pursue the Chaos Bell.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi remain unaware of the true value of their treasures and the Witches' intentions.
  • Zhu Rong vents his frustration on Di Jun after being reprimanded by Dijiang.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between the Witch Tribe and the Demon Race, with Li Hao's actions hinting at a potential shift in power dynamics.
  • The theme of delayed gratification and long-term planning, as Li Hao chooses not to act immediately to avoid potential risks.

Character Interactions

  • Li Hao and the Ancestor Witches: Li Hao leads the Witches, making decisions based on their best interests, while the Witches follow him loyally.
  • Di Jun and Tai Yi vs. Zhu Rong: Di Jun and Tai Yi attempt to negotiate with the Witches, but Zhu Rong, frustrated, attacks Di Jun.
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