Ch. 1I Crossed Into the Primordial Wilderness and Became a Gourd Vine
Key Plot Points and Events
- Qing Xuan, a transmigrator, finds himself as an Innate Gourd Vine in the Primordial Era.
- He learns about the vine's tragic fate and decides to achieve form transformation to change its destiny.
- Qing Xuan absorbs Innate Spiritual Qi, nurtures seven gourds, and gains eight laws.
- He attempts to cultivate each law separately and all at once to achieve form transformation but fails.
- Hong Jun proves the Dao and becomes a Saint, causing a Merit Spirit Rain and putting Qing Xuan's life in danger.
- A young maiden discovers Qing Xuan and decides to take him to her Dojo, Phoenix Perch Mountain, to protect him.
Character Developments
- Qing Xuan: Initially helpless and resigned to his fate, he becomes determined to change his circumstances and achieves sentience.
- The Young Maiden: She shows interest in the gourd vine and decides to protect it, displaying kindness and consideration.
Significant Themes
- Fate and Destiny: Qing Xuan's initial acceptance of his tragic fate changes to determination to alter it.
- Cultivation and Growth: Qing Xuan's absorption of Innate Spiritual Qi and attempt to cultivate multiple laws represent his growth and pursuit of form transformation.
- Protection and Ownership: The young maiden's decision to take Qing Xuan to her Dojo highlights the theme of protection and ownership.
Character Interactions
- Qing Xuan and the Young Maiden: They interact briefly, with Qing Xuan persuading the maiden to take him to her Dojo for protection.
- Qing Xuan and the Innate Gourd Vine: Qing Xuan's internal dialogue with the vine represents his self-awareness and determination to change its fate.