Ch. 101The Battle for Fortune
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chu Zheng kills Chou Shi, a cultivator at the peak of the Entering the Dao Realm, and absorbs his Fortune, increasing his recognition by Heaven and Earth.
- An enraged cultivator from the Hundred Demons Assembly, a middle-aged man with a Soul Condensation Realm cultivation, pursues Chu Zheng with his Ink Flood Dragon.
- Chu Zheng uses his Five Thunders Orthodox Method to repeatedly strike the Flood Dragon, hindering its pursuit.
- After two days of relentless pursuit, the middle-aged cultivator stops, and Chu Zheng enters the Small World to shake off the pursuit.
- Chu Zheng plans to gather the fragments of the Martial Wall and meet the Heavenly Prides on the Hidden Dragon Ranking along the way.
Character Developments
- Chu Zheng's cultivation and understanding of the Heavenly Dao grow after absorbing Chou Shi's Fortune. He also improves his Thunder Law during the pursuit.
- The middle-aged cultivator from the Hundred Demons Assembly becomes increasingly desperate and determined to kill Chu Zheng to redeem himself.
- Song Lingxue, Chu Zheng's wife, continues to cultivate diligently and is close to advancing another step in her Martial Dao. She learns about the Heavenly Dao's deviation from Geng Yiyang, the Holy Lord of the Grand Xuan Holy Land.
Significant Themes
- The struggle for the Hidden Dragon title and the Heavenly Fortune of an entire world.
- The influence of Qi Cultivators over Demonic Beasts.
- The gap between cultivation realms and the difficulty of confronting more powerful enemies.
- The importance of diligent cultivation and the consequences of deviation from the Heavenly Dao.
Character Interactions
- Chu Zheng and Chou Shi: Chu Zheng kills Chou Shi and absorbs his Fortune, increasing his recognition by Heaven and Earth.
- Chu Zheng and the middle-aged cultivator from the Hundred Demons Assembly: They engage in a pursuit battle, with Chu Zheng using his Thunder Law to hinder the cultivator's advance.
- Song Lingxue and Geng Yiyang: Geng Yiyang warns Song Lingxue about the Heavenly Dao's deviation and the consequences of cultivating too diligently.