Chapter Summaries

Song Shuhang’s newborn sister, Song Shuyu, received a precious gift and met the many companions and accessories gathered around her brother. After Senior White explained that Song Shuhang’s face could speak through a technique, she resolved to keep her expression blank and became expressionless.

• Senior White gave Tyrant Sis a prototype Thirty-Three Beasts Composite Dharma Artifact, and Song Shuhang welcomed the artifact spirits who gathered around her.
• The Merit Snake Beauty and Creation Fairy teased Song Shuhang about his many powerful backers, while Blackhide joined in and Dad Song lamented how many accessories his son had.
• Pavilion Master Chu, White Dragon Sister, and the Heart-Demon Scarlet Heaven Sword announced that they would visit with other companions, and Song Shuhang prepared to host them.
• Senior Turtle and Onion Lady arrived with foundation-building pills from the Northern Great Emperor, and Onion Lady asked Song Shuhang for her wages.
• Song Shuyu watched her brother’s face and, after Senior White explained the Passive Face-Reading Technique, decided to keep her own face blank.

Plot points and events

• Senior White holds newborn Song Shuyu (Tyrant Sis), who tries to hide her feelings behind a poker face. Her inherited Passive Face Reading and body-language abilities make it hard for her to conceal her emotions.
• Dad Song is surprised when Shuyu refuses to smile at him. Little Lingxiao can still tell she is happy, so Shuyu closes her eyes and adopts an even colder expression.
• Song Shuhang reassures his father that this is just a phase and secretly plans to give Shuyu a Mask of Hypocrisy on her next birthday. Shuyu misinterprets his confidence as a challenge and vows to stay expressionless forever.
• Though mentally mature, Shuyu is physically an ordinary infant: she can only make sounds and squirm, and mainly drinks breast milk and Living Spring. Her awareness means her parents miss some of the usual challenges—and pleasures—of caring for a baby.
• Shuyu notices that guests treat her brother with great respect and call him “Tyrant Song.” When she hears herself called “Tyrant Sis,” she is confused and decides to object to the title.
• Soft Feather teaches Shuyu Ancient Language. Shuhang explains that “Tyrant Song” is his holy title, then promises Shuyu a much better title when she reaches Eighth Grade and achieves Sage Manifestation.
• Merit Snake Beauty, Creation Fairy, and Blackhide dramatically recite a celebratory verse. Blackhide’s assigned line calls Shuyu “Tyrant Crab.” A coincidental voice message about a bumper crop of immortal crabs makes Shuyu fear that Shuhang intends to raise her and eat her.

Character developments and interactions

• Tyrant Sis is intelligent, observant, and expressive through body language despite her deliberately blank face. She wants to control how others perceive her and is already sensitive to her identity and title.
• Song Shuhang understands his sister’s antics, comforts her, and shows affection through teasing and promises—though his friends’ absurd performance unintentionally undermines his reassurance.
• Dad Song misses his daughter’s smiles and worries that her new poker-face habit will deprive him of her affectionate attention.
• Senior White is gentle with Shuyu and gives others a chance to hold her rather than keeping her to himself.
• Soft Feather acts as Shuyu’s teacher, while the other companions contribute to the playful, chaotic family atmosphere.

Significant themes

• Family affection and humor: The chapter’s comedy comes from Shuyu’s serious inner thoughts colliding with her infant behavior and the adults’ antics.
• Identity and reputation: Shuyu is already concerned with the titles others give her, while Shuhang’s public status shapes how visitors treat the family.
• Understanding and miscommunication: Shuhang can read Shuyu’s emotions, but jokes and coincidences repeatedly lead her to startling conclusions.
• Inheritance and growing up: Shuyu has inherited unusual abilities and maturity from her brother, yet remains physically a baby and is beginning to form her own personality.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Shuhang jokingly tells Song Shuyu that she may receive the dao title “Tyrant Crab,” prompting her to secretly vow to make him fear crabs.
• He explains that Phoenix Slayer and Doudou will soon visit, and that Phoenix Slayer may serve as a “CPU” for Tyrant Sis because of his powerful cultivation.
• The characters discuss Phoenix Slayer’s appearance. Soft Feather remembers him as a hairless Sphinx cat, while Senior White explains that he lost his fur after a fierce battle with Doudou.
• Doudou and Phoenix Slayer arrive through a Space Gate, bringing large boxes of Celestial Crabs.
• Doudou presents himself dramatically in armor, while Phoenix Slayer transforms from a six-tailed orange cat into a handsome human.
• Senior White immediately kills one of the crabs and looks forward to eating it.
• Seeing a cat transform into a human, Song Shuyu realizes that Song Shuhang’s family and friends are far from ordinary.

Character Developments

• Song Shuyu/Tyrant Sis: Begins forming strong opinions and personal grudges despite her expressionless face. She becomes curious about Phoenix Slayer and horrified by the possibility of being associated with crabs, while also admiring his appearance.
• Song Shuhang: Continues treating extraordinary events as normal, casually discussing cultivation, Space Gates, transformed animals, and crab-based dao titles.
• Phoenix Slayer: Has advanced from the Fifth-Grade to the late Sixth-Grade Realm in roughly a year and a half, making tremendous progress with Song Shuhang and Senior White’s support. He is revealed to be a six-tailed orange cat capable of human transformation.
• Doudou: Remains playful, proud, and theatrical, using his armored form to impress Tyrant Sis. His old rivalry with Phoenix Slayer is emphasized.
• Senior White: Displays his usual calm, powerful, and food-oriented behavior by killing a Celestial Crab with one poke and planning to eat it.
• Soft Feather: Interacts affectionately with Tyrant Sis, using her hair to entertain her.

Significant Themes

• The absurdity of the supernatural: Extraordinary phenomena—cultivation breakthroughs, talking animals, shapeshifting, and Space Gates—are treated as everyday family matters.
• Family and identity: Tyrant Sis begins questioning what kind of family she belongs to as she encounters increasingly bizarre individuals.
• Humor through misunderstanding: The chapter plays with the meanings of “CPU,” “Tyrant Crab,” Doudou’s dog speech, and Phoenix Slayer’s changing appearance.
• Appearance and transformation: Phoenix Slayer’s forms, including his hairless-cat state, armored cat body, and handsome human form, become a source of comedy and admiration.
• Food and danger: The powerful Celestial Crabs are simultaneously cute, frightening, and delicious, reinforcing the story’s blend of cultivation action and domestic comedy.

Character Interactions

• Song Shuhang teases Tyrant Sis about crabs and promises her access to Phoenix Slayer’s “CPU.”
• Soft Feather and Senior White clarify Phoenix Slayer’s history and appearance.
• Doudou communicates in barking sounds, frustrating Song Shuhang before switching to human speech.
• Doudou and Phoenix Slayer arrive together, with Doudou seeking to impress Tyrant Sis.
• Senior White casually kills a crab, while Phoenix Slayer offers to cook.
• Tyrant Sis silently judges the strange group and finally asks whether their family is truly ordinary.

Song Shuhang tried to reassure Song Shuyu that their family was ordinary, but Young Master Phoenix Slayer’s gifts and unusual fishing setup soon proved otherwise. The chapter left Song Shuyu questioning her brother’s claim as Phoenix Slayer began fishing inside a miniature ocean held in a Kun’s mouth.

• Song Shuhang told Song Shuyu that Senior Phoenix Slayer could take human form because he had reached the Fifth-Grade Realm, and Phoenix Slayer gave her an enchanted ball.
• Young Master Phoenix Slayer handed out Kun Eggs prepared by Senior Big White Two and Senior Little White Two, explaining that they were flawed clones of Kun King Eggs.
• White-Bone Fairy arrived through a Space Gate, and Song Shuhang caught her on his finger when she stepped into empty air.
• Young Master Phoenix Slayer summoned a little Kun with a Poké Ball and revealed that its mouth contained an ocean connected to the sea by a spatial formation.
• Young Master Phoenix Slayer held Song Shuyu and cast a fishing line into the Kun’s mouth, prompting Song Shuyu to question Song Shuhang’s claim that their family was ordinary.

Song Shuhang and his companions welcomed Song Shuyu into their supernatural family life, while Senior White planned to take Soft Feather and Sixteen to his hometown. The community health workers completed their visit, and Song Shuhang signed the family form.

• Song Shuyu went fishing with Young Master Phoenix Slayer, and Song Shuhang gave her a Kun Egg as a future demon pet.
• Soft Feather suggested finding Song Shuyu a Spirit Ghost, and Song Shuhang and Senior White discussed creating Second-Generation Spirit Ghosts.
• Senior White said Song Shuyu could form a Spirit Ghost contract after Foundation Establishment and planned to take her, Soft Feather, and Sixteen to his hometown, leaving Song Shuhang behind.
• Song Shuhang lowered his profile as community healthcare workers visited to check on Mom Song and Song Shuyu.
• A healthcare worker asked a family member to sign a form, and Song Shuhang signed it.

Key plot points and events

• Community healthcare workers leave after registering Song Shuhang’s family information. Once outside, they recover from the effects that had suppressed their awareness and realize how extraordinary—and intimidating—the household’s residents are.
• One worker recognizes Shuhang as the notorious “Senior Brother Gao Sheng,” but the slogan “must die” feels far less convincing after meeting him. Shuhang’s signature also appears to radiate a purifying, Blade-Nourishing Art-like effect, easing a worker’s neck pain and leaving the staff unsure what to do with such a precious object.
• Back at home, Phoenix Slayer asks whether Shuhang’s signature is safe to circulate. Shuhang says he suppressed its rules so it will not seriously affect ordinary people.
• Doudou suggests giving Song Shuyu an Ancient Language name, proposing one that Phoenix Slayer rejects as another of Doudou’s obsessions. Shuhang jokes that he could reverse time to erase Doudou’s very thought.
• During a group video call, Doudou notices that Shuyu and Soft Feather have similar auras. Shuhang explains that both are “Heavenly Dao Kin”—beings closely connected to the Heavenly Dao.
• Three Waves speculates that Soft Feather may be related to a Heavenly Dao, prompting the group to look toward her father, Spirit Butterfly. Shuhang clarifies that Soft Feather is Senior White Two’s niece. Three Waves then likens her thrill-seeking personality to Senior White’s, leaving Spirit Butterfly visibly bewildered.

Character developments and interactions

• Shuhang’s power is evident even in mundane matters: his signature can affect people, though he takes care to restrain it.
• The healthcare workers’ initial composure gives way to awe, fear, and fascination once Shuhang’s and the others’ presence no longer suppresses their perceptions.
• Doudou’s playful, provocative suggestions draw Phoenix Slayer’s rebuke and Shuhang’s teasing response.
• Three Waves once again makes an outrageous inference and realizes too late that Spirit Butterfly is watching. Northern River warns him, while Senior White dryly regrets having given Three Waves Immortality Sand.
• Soft Feather’s origins and resemblance to Senior White are discussed, while Spirit Butterfly reacts with comic confusion.

Significant themes

• Power hidden in ordinary life: Shuhang’s presence and signature have supernatural effects even during routine paperwork.
• Cosmic family and inheritance: Shuyu and Soft Feather share a special connection to the Heavenly Dao, while Soft Feather’s lineage links her to Senior White Two.
• Humor through social chaos: The chapter turns profound revelations into a series of teasing misunderstandings, especially at Three Waves’ expense.

Plot points and events

• Sage Spirit Butterfly learns that his Dao companion is Senior White Two’s younger sister, making him the Netherworld Ruler’s brother-in-law. He briefly panics, then regains his composure, crediting his increasingly bizarre experiences with toughening him up.
• The group jokes that the Spirit Butterfly family has connections to Heavenly Dao figures across different eras, including past and future ones. Soft Feather’s future rise to the Heavenly Dao is treated as all but certain.
• Three Waves makes one joke too many about Spirit Butterfly’s powerful family. Spirit Butterfly calmly says he will visit him the next day; Three Waves responds by dramatically killing himself.
• Three Waves’s body dissolves, and Immortality Sand begins resurrecting him. During the process, mystical writing appears around him. Venerable Eternal Fire recognizes it as the Confucian Sage’s Original Confucian Script and notices Skylark nearby, prompting him to privately conclude that Song Shuhang must be the Sage’s reincarnation.
• Shuhang dismisses Eternal Fire’s theory and reassures him that Three Waves is happy. He suggests Three Waves is finally living for himself—and that Skylark is attracted to him simply for who he is.

Character developments and interactions

• Spirit Butterfly shows how experience has made him remarkably unflappable, though his calm warning still frightens Three Waves.
• Three Waves remains theatrical and self-destructive, turning a teasing remark into another spectacular death and resurrection.
• Eternal Fire is shaken by the apparent connection between Three Waves, Skylark, and the Sage’s script, and transfers his speculation to Shuhang.
• Shuhang reflects on the difference between his own meaningful deaths and Three Waves’s antics, then offers a kinder interpretation of Three Waves’s relationship with Skylark.
• The group bonds through escalating jokes about the Spirit Butterfly family’s Heavenly Dao connections, while Yellow Mountain admires Spirit Butterfly’s composure. Shuhang privately warns that imitating it could make the group dangerously combative.

Significant themes

• Adaptability through experience: repeated shocks have made Spirit Butterfly resilient.
• Identity and living for oneself: Three Waves’s relationship with Skylark is framed as a connection to his unadorned, authentic self.
• Fate, lineage, and absurdity: the group turns Heavenly Dao succession and family ties into comic speculation.
• Reality defying expectations: the mystical signs around Three Waves unsettle even knowledgeable observers, blending serious revelations with farce.