Ch. 61Becoming Willow Deity's Disciple

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao finds the Willow Deity and offers him gifts, including an Immortal Dao Spring Eye and a broken Immortal King weapon (Chaos Divine Disk).
  • The Willow Deity agrees to accept Shi Hao as his formal disciple after Shi Hao offers the Ten Fiends' Precious Techniques.
  • Shi Hao officially becomes the Willow Deity's senior disciple, and Ge Gu, the True Dragon's son, becomes his junior brother.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao: Becomes more confident and assertive in his pursuit of the Willow Deity as his master, demonstrating his determination and resourcefulness.
  • Willow Deity: Reveals his true intentions towards Shi Hao, acknowledging him as his disciple and providing guidance throughout his cultivation journey.

Significant Themes

  • Master-Disciple Relationship: The importance of a master's guidance and protection in the cultivation world is emphasized.
  • Karma and Destiny: The Willow Deity's acceptance of Shi Hao as his disciple helps resolve the karmic debt between Shi Hao and the True Dragon clan.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Willow Deity: Their interactions show Shi Hao's growth and determination, while the Willow Deity demonstrates his wisdom and patience in guiding his disciple.
  • Shi Hao and Ge Gu: Although not present in this chapter, their relationship is established as senior and junior brothers, setting the stage for future interactions.

Ch. 62Slumber

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao brings back a Five-Colored Peacock at the Venerable Realm from the Hundred Broken Mountains, seeking his teacher's help.
  • Willow Deity revives the Peacock Venerable, Kong Qiuji, and tasks him with guarding Stone Village.
  • Willow Deity performs a Nirvana technique, drawing in the divine essence of the void and transforming the ancient willow tree at the village entrance.
  • The transformation lasts for seven days and nights, with the Stone Village clansmen worshipping and receiving divine gifts.
  • After seven days, the transformation ends, and Willow Deity enters a deep slumber.

Character Developments

  • Kong Qiuji, the Peacock Venerable, is revived and regains some of his power. He becomes more respectful and serious after meeting Willow Deity.
  • Shi Hao demonstrates thoughtfulness and respect towards Willow Deity, bowing deeply and joining the clansmen in worship.

Significant Themes

  • The power of worship and faith, as seen in the Stone Village clansmen's praises and the divine gifts they receive.
  • The transformation and growth of the Willow Deity, symbolizing the potential for personal evolution and improvement.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao interacts with Kong Qiuji, showing him respect and guiding him to observe Willow Deity's Nirvana technique.
  • The Stone Village clansmen interact with Willow Deity through worship and praise, receiving divine gifts in return.
  • The True Dragon cub interacts with Shi Hao, showing curiosity and following his lead in paying respects to Willow Deity.

Ch. 63A Visit to the Heaven Mending Pavilion

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao, accompanied by Kong Qiuji (Peacock Venerable), travels to Heaven Mending Pavilion to form an alliance.
  • Heaven Mending Pavilion's ancestors gather due to the visit of a Venerable-level pure-blooded creature, unaware of the purpose of the visit.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao: Shows wisdom and martial prowess, commanding respect from Kong Qiuji.
  • Kong Qiuji: Reveals his eccentric and playful nature, enjoying life in Stone Village and the Hundred Herb Garden.
  • Tao Ye (Heaven Mending Pavilion Master): Shows concern for the pavilion's current state and its lack of a true master.

Significant Themes

  • The decline of Heaven Mending Pavilion due to the aging of its Sacrificial Spirit.
  • The importance of alliances and friendships in the face of potential threats.
  • The erosion of time and the struggle to maintain power and influence.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and Kong Qiuji: Their interaction shows a mix of respect and familiarity, with Shi Hao treating Kong Qiuji as an equal despite the age and power gap.
  • Heaven Mending Pavilion ancestors: Their interaction reflects their concern for the pavilion's current state and their uncertainty about the purpose of the visitors.

Ch. 64The Divine Fire Is About to Go Out

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao, accompanied by the Peacock Venerable, visits the Heaven Mending Pavilion.
  • Shi Hao reveals that the Heaven Mending Pavilion's Sacrificial Spirit, the Divine Vine, is nearing the end of its life, and its divine fire is flickering out.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion acknowledges the truth in Shi Hao's words and is desperate to find a solution to save their Sacrificial Spirit.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao: He is revealed to be from the Stone Clan's First Ancestral Land and is sent to aid the Heaven Mending Pavilion.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion Master: He initially maintains a calm demeanor but is visibly shaken when Shi Hao reveals the truth about their Sacrificial Spirit.
  • Tao Ye: The Heaven Mending Pavilion's Great Elder, he is shocked by Shi Hao's revelations and is open to accepting his clan's aid.

Significant Themes

  • The decline of a deity and the consequences of an extinguished divine fire.
  • The desperation of the Heaven Mending Pavilion to save their Sacrificial Spirit and protect their sect.
  • The potential threat posed by other major factions seeking to exploit the Heaven Mending Pavilion's weakness.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Heaven Mending Pavilion Master: Their interaction reveals the dire situation of the Heaven Mending Pavilion's Sacrificial Spirit and sets the stage for Shi Hao's clan to offer aid.
  • Shi Hao and Tao Ye: Their exchange demonstrates the Heaven Mending Pavilion's willingness to accept Shi Hao's clan's help, given their dire circumstances.

Ch. 65Reviving a Deity

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao brings the Ageless Divine Spring to the Heaven Mending Pavilion to revive their dying Divine Vine, the Sacrificial Spirit protecting the pavilion.
  • The Divine Vine, on the brink of death, absorbs the Ageless Divine Spring and undergoes a rapid recovery, regaining its peak condition and reigniting its divine fire.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion's elders and master express their gratitude and recognize the Shi Clan as an eternal ally.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao: Proves himself as a valuable ally to the Heaven Mending Pavilion by bringing the Ageless Divine Spring, securing an eternal alliance with the Shi Clan.
  • Heaven Mending Pavilion Master: Shows reason and understanding, recognizing the Shi Clan's importance and offering an alliance without further hesitation.
  • Divine Vine (Sacrificial Spirit): Revives and regains its peak condition, solidifying its role as the Heaven Mending Pavilion's protector.

Significant Themes

  • Alliance and mutual benefit: Shi Hao's actions demonstrate the importance of forming alliances for mutual gain, securing the Heaven Mending Pavilion's support for Stone Village.
  • Revitalization and renewal: The Divine Vine's revival symbolizes the renewal of life and hope, as the Heaven Mending Pavilion's elders regain their youth and vitality.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Heaven Mending Pavilion Master: Their interaction solidifies the alliance between the Shi Clan and the Heaven Mending Pavilion, with the master showing appreciation and respect for Shi Hao's actions.
  • Shi Hao and the Divine Vine: Shi Hao's gift of the Ageless Divine Spring leads to the Divine Vine recognizing the Shi Clan as an ally, with the vine gifting Shi Hao the Green-skinned Gourd.

Ch. 66Ghost Master, Wu Tianchong

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao reveals a divine artifact from the Hundred Broken Mountains, connected to the Heaven Mending Pavilion.
  • An ancient apparition, Wu Tianchong, the Heaven Mending Pavilion's founder, appears, cursed with a broken sword in his head.
  • Wu Tianchong's obsession is lifted upon retrieving his sword, and he passes down his inheritance to Shi Hao, including the formula for the Golden Body Liquid and the Heaven Mending Technique.
  • Wu Tianchong asks Shi Hao to avenge him by killing Goddess Tianyi of the Heavenly Kingdom.
  • Wu Tianchong's spirit dissipates, and Shi Hao offers to replicate his inheritance for the Heaven Mending Pavilion.

Character Developments

  • Wu Tianchong: His obsession with his lost sword is lifted, leading to his spirit's dissipation. He passes down his legacy to Shi Hao.
  • Shi Hao: He gains the formula for the Golden Body Liquid and the Heaven Mending Technique, along with Wu Tianchong's cultivation insights. He also accepts a task to avenge Wu Tianchong.
  • Heaven Mending Pavilion Ancestors: They mourn Wu Tianchong's departure and express gratitude to Shi Hao for replicating Wu Tianchong's inheritance.

Significant Themes

  • Obsession and its consequences (Wu Tianchong's curse)
  • Redemption and legacy (Wu Tianchong passing down his teachings)
  • The power of forgiveness and letting go (Wu Tianchong's spirit dissipating)

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and Wu Tianchong: They interact briefly, with Wu Tianchong gifting his sword and inheritance to Shi Hao.
  • Wu Tianchong and the Heaven Mending Pavilion Ancestors: They express their longing to meet Wu Tianchong, but he departs without speaking to them.
  • Shi Hao and the Heaven Mending Pavilion Ancestors: Shi Hao offers to replicate Wu Tianchong's inheritance for the pavilion, showing his goodwill.

Ch. 67Setting a Trap

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao and his companion stay at the Heaven Mending Pavilion to witness a planned trap against its enemies.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion leaks news about the Sacrificial Spirit's decline to attract enemies.
  • Various forces gather around the Heaven Mending Pavilion, waiting for an opportunity to strike.
  • Shi Yi, Shi Hao's rival, successfully enters the Ancient Sacred Academy.
  • After half a month, the Heaven Mending Pavilion's ancient courtyard collapses, and enemies swarm in to attack.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao remains calm and composed amidst the chaos, showing no concern for Shi Yi's achievements.
  • Elder Xiong Fei, an Inscription Realm elder, guides Shi Hao and his companion, revealing the Heaven Mending Pavilion's history and secrets.
  • Shi Yi, Shi Hao's rival, is praised for his achievements but is not mentioned to be present, hinting at his potential absence during the crisis.

Significant Themes

  • The decline of the Heaven Mending Pavilion and its Sacrificial Spirit leads to a power vacuum, attracting enemies and causing internal strife.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion's history and legacy are at risk of being lost or plundered by its enemies.
  • Shi Hao's indifference towards Shi Yi's accomplishments highlights his confidence and disdain for his rival.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and Elder Xiong Fei interact as the elder guides them through the Heaven Mending Pavilion's territory.
  • Shi Hao and Peacock Venerable discuss Shi Yi's achievements, with Peacock Venerable expressing mockery and Shi Hao showing indifference.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion's disciples and enemies interact, with disciples panicking and enemies charging in to attack.

Ch. 68Divine Battle

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Divine Vine, an ancient god, is challenged by five powerful Venerables who seek its Divine Seed to advance their cultivation.
  • The Divine Vine reveals its full power, surprising everyone by defeating the Dragon Angel, a rare hybrid and the master of the Western Divine Court, instantly.
  • The remaining four Venerables, including Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, retreat in fear, realizing the Divine Vine is not as weak as they thought.

Character Developments

  • The Divine Vine, previously believed to be decaying, reveals it has been faking its weakness to lure enemies and absorb their divine essence to recover its power.
  • The Dragon Angel, despite being a powerful hybrid, is easily defeated and absorbed by the Divine Vine, showing the latter's true strength.
  • The remaining Venerables, Qiongqi, the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, the Second Mountain Master, and the Peacock Great Ming King, are revealed to be formidable but not invincible, and they retreat when faced with the Divine Vine's true power.

Significant Themes

  • The theme of deception and hidden power is prominent, as the Divine Vine has been concealing its true strength to lure enemies.
  • The struggle for power and advancement is another key theme, as the Venerables seek the Divine Seed to progress to the realm of true gods.
  • The destructive power of the Venerable Realm is also emphasized, with each of the five Venerables being formidable opponents.

Character Interactions

  • The Divine Vine interacts with the five Venerables, revealing their true nature and challenging them.
  • The Venerables interact with each other, initially planning to work together to defeat the Divine Vine but later retreating individually when faced with its true power.
  • Kong Qiuji and Shi Hao, two figures from the Heaven Mending Pavilion, discuss whether to intervene in the battle but decide against it, recognizing the Divine Vine's strength.

Ch. 69The Mightiest Fall in Battle

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion's divine vine recovers to its peak, defying expectations.
  • Five powerful creatures (Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, Qiongqi, Second Mountain Master, Peacock Great Ming King, and a creature from Yi Mountain) attack the Heaven Mending Pavilion.
  • The divine vine, now a god, defeats all five attackers with ease.
  • The attackers, despite their power, are killed one by one, along with their followers.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion rises again, and the ancient pure land is restored.

Character Developments

  • The divine vine, now a god, demonstrates immense power and indifference, suppressing all enemies.
  • The attackers, despite their arrogance and power, are no match for the god and meet their end.

Significant Themes

  • The theme of power and its consequences: The god's power is absolute, and those who dare to challenge it face annihilation.
  • The theme of recovery and rebirth: The divine vine's recovery symbolizes the Heaven Mending Pavilion's rise from near destruction.

Character Interactions

  • The attackers initially underestimate the divine vine, leading to their demise.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion's higher-ups command their disciples to clear the battlefield, showing unity and control within the sect.
  • The attackers' followers are also killed, highlighting the god's indifference to life and the consequences of challenging its power.

Ch. 70The Stone Clan Ancestral Land, Set Out!

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao and the Stone Clan alliance successfully defend the Heaven Mending Pavilion against four Venerable creatures.
  • Shi Hao claims two Venerable creature corpses (Qiongqi and Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow) for the Stone Clan.
  • The Heaven Mending Pavilion and the Stone Clan form an alliance, and Shi Hao's identity is revealed.
  • The Stone Kingdom, upon learning of the alliance, sends forces to find the Shi Clan's ancestral land.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao: Proves his strength and cunning, securing valuable Venerable creatures for the Stone Clan and revealing his identity.
  • Kong Qiuji: Shows relief when Shi Hao doesn't take the Peacock Great Ming King.
  • Heaven Mending Pavilion Master: Plans to break through to the Venerable Realm with the Divine Vine's help.
  • Human Emperor: Struggles to find the Shi Clan's ancestral land and expresses regret for past actions.

Significant Themes

  • Alliance and unity for strength (Heaven Mending Pavilion and Stone Clan).
  • Revelation of secrets and past actions (Shi Hao's identity, Human Emperor's regret).
  • Fear and panic due to potential consequences (Martial King Manor and Rain Clan).

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Divine Vine: They discuss the distribution of Venerable creature corpses and the alliance.
  • Shi Hao and Kong Qiuji: Shi Hao shows consideration for Kong Qiuji by not taking the Peacock Great Ming King.
  • Human Emperor and Heaven Mending Pavilion: The Human Emperor visits the Heaven Mending Pavilion to inquire about the Shi Clan's ancestral land.
  • Martial King Manor and Rain Clan: These clans panic due to the potential threat from the Shi Clan's ancestral land.

Ch. 71Golden Body Liquid, Flawless Precious Body

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao and Zhu Yan encounter the corpses of two Venerable Realm beasts, Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, killed by the Sacrificial Spirit.
  • Shi Hao shares the formula for the Golden Body Liquid with Shi Yunfeng, which can create a flawless, leak-proof body.
  • The mysterious Little Tower asks Shi Hao for the pure-blooded creatures' skeletons in exchange for future help, but Shi Hao refuses.
  • Shi Hao uses the Golden Body Liquid to baptize his flesh and forge a Flawless Precious Physique.
  • Shi Qingfeng and others inform Shi Hao that a girl from Heavenly Deity Mountain, Yun Xi, is looking for him.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao continues to grow stronger and gains a Flawless Precious Physique.
  • The Little Tower reveals its desire for the pure-blooded creatures' skeletons and its frustration with Shi Hao's knowledge.
  • Yun Xi, a girl from the Celestial Clan, is introduced as an old friend of Shi Hao.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of power and strength, as seen in Shi Hao's cultivation and the village elders' excitement over the ancient beasts' corpses.
  • The importance of foundations and laying a solid base, as emphasized by the Willow Deity's instructions to Shi Hao.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and Zhu Yan share a history of rivalry with Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow.
  • Shi Hao and Shi Yunfeng discuss the Golden Body Liquid formula.
  • Shi Hao and the Little Tower have a tense exchange regarding the pure-blooded creatures' skeletons.
  • Shi Hao and Yun Xi have a playful and somewhat tense interaction, with Shi Hao calling her "Little Celestial" despite her protests.

Ch. 72The Kunpeng Nest Appears

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The North Sea Kunpeng Nest is about to appear, containing the Ten Fiends' precious techniques.
  • Shi Hao refuses to join an alliance led by Yun Xi of the Celestial Clan to explore the Kunpeng Nest.
  • After a month, Shi Hao reaches the North Sea, where he encounters a chaotic battle between various races and cultivators aiming to seize the treasure technique.
  • He finds a black paper boat with the words "Only I remain" written in blood, hinting at a difficult battle in the past and a possible invasion from Above the Heavens.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his indifference to alliances and his determination to explore the Kunpeng Nest on his own.
  • Yun Xi, a Celestial Clan member, shows interest in Shi Hao and tries to recruit him for their alliance.
  • The Ruthless Empress is revealed to have sent messages via black paper boats, hinting at a past battle and possible future threats.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition and competition for power, as seen in the chaotic battle between various races and cultivators.
  • The mysterious past and potential future threats from Above the Heavens.
  • The theme of loneliness and perseverance, as hinted at by the Ruthless Empress's actions.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao interacts briefly with Yun Xi, refusing her alliance offer.
  • Shi Hao encounters various races and cultivators battling each other at the North Sea.
  • Shi Hao has a vision of the Ruthless Empress, revealing a connection between them and hinting at a shared past.

Ch. 73Kun Wood, World Tree

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A decaying piece of wood, suspected to be the legendary Kun Wood (World Tree), appears near a golden gate on the reef.
  • Cultivators fight to obtain the Kun Wood, but many are crushed by the river's currents.
  • Shi Hao sends the God-Striking Stone to retrieve the Kun Wood, which is confirmed to be a remnant of the World Tree from the Ancient Nine Heavens Realm.
  • The God-Striking Stone suggests exploring the world behind the Divine Gate together, but Shi Hao declines due to the danger.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his calm and strategic nature, using the God-Striking Stone to retrieve the Kun Wood without risking himself.
  • The God-Striking Stone shows its power and fearlessness in the river but is still willing to follow Shi Hao's orders.

Significant Themes

  • The power and significance of the World Tree (Kun Wood) as a divine treasure and potential Immortal Seed.
  • The danger and allure of the unknown world behind the Divine Gate.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the God-Striking Stone interact, with Shi Hao using the stone to retrieve the Kun Wood and the God-Striking Stone suggesting a partnership to explore the Divine Gate's world.
  • Cultivators fight against each other to obtain the Kun Wood, showcasing their greed and ambition.

Ch. 74Inscription Realm

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Various races search the reefs for days to enter the Kunpeng Nest but fail until they use Kunpeng relics.
  • Shi Hao, knowing the true Kunpeng Dao arena is two years away, enters a seabed canyon.
  • After two years, Shi Hao emerges from the Meteor Valley, attracting schools of fish.
  • A mysterious figure, later revealed as the Witch of the Jietian Sect, appears, and Shi Hao attempts to attack her.
  • Shi Hao reveals he's from the Heaven Mending Sect in the Universe Region and demonstrates the Dragon Drawing Hand technique.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao continues to cultivate and make progress in the Spirit Transformation Realm.
  • The Witch of the Jietian Sect shows her cunning and scheming nature, eager to help Shi Hao against Yue Chan.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of patience and perseverance in cultivation (Shi Hao's two-year wait).
  • The dangers of revealing too much information (Shi Hao's attempt to use the Witch against Yue Chan).

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Witch of the Jietian Sect meet for the first time, with Shi Hao initially trying to attack her but later sharing information about Yue Chan.
  • Shi Hao uses the Witch's interest in eliminating Yue Chan to try and gain an advantage.

Ch. 75You Captured Jin Hong—What Does That Have to Do with Me, Shi Hao?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao manipulates the Witch to target Yue Chan (Qing Yi) to weaken the Heaven Mending Sect.
  • The Kunpeng Nest opens, revealing the Kunpeng Daoist Temple.
  • Shi Hao enters the temple and finds the weapon-refining grounds, aiming for the broken Wild Heaven War Halberd.
  • An intruder attempts to ambush Shi Hao in the cold pool but gets frozen.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his cunning and strategic thinking by using the Witch to create trouble for his enemies.
  • The intruder shows overconfidence and carelessness, leading to their downfall.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception as tools for gaining advantage.
  • The dangers of underestimating one's opponents and environments.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and the Witch: Shi Hao uses the Witch to further his goals, while the Witch believes she's acting independently.
  • Shi Hao and the intruder: The intruder attempts to ambush Shi Hao, but Shi Hao's preparation and the environment's danger turn the tables.

Ch. 76About Qidian

Key Plot Points & Events

  • Around 11 PM, all books originally published on Chuangshi became inaccessible on Qidian, except for top-tier authors.
  • The issue also affected books synchronized from Yunqi to Qidian on the female-oriented side.
  • Books synchronized from Qidian to Chuangshi were unaffected.
  • No official news or explanation from Qidian yet.

Character Developments

  • The author expresses concern for their 1,500 readers on Qidian and the potential loss of income.
  • The author shows empathy towards their readers, encouraging them not to panic and to follow updates on QQ Reading.

Significant Themes

  • Censorship and content regulation on online platforms.
  • The impact of such actions on authors and readers.
  • The importance of communication and transparency between platforms and users.

Character Interactions

  • The author interacts with other authors in an author group to gather information.
  • The author communicates with their readers, expressing empathy and providing guidance on how to access updates.

Ch. 77Humanity's Divine Ability: Shrinking Ground to an Inch

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao attempts to grasp the Wild Heaven War Halberd but is repelled by its resistance.
  • The expert who ambushed Shi Hao retreats after being frozen by Shi Hao's power.
  • Yun Xi, the Celestial Clan maiden, and other prodigies from various Primordial Divine Mountains arrive.
  • Qingyun, a pure-blooded descendant of the Qingluan lineage, provokes Shi Hao, leading to a fight.
  • Shi Hao defeats Qingyun and his Divine Servants, causing the other prodigies to turn pale.
  • Cultivators from behind catch up, and everyone rushes to seize supreme ancient artifacts in the Kunpeng's collection.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his mastery of the Indestructible Precious Physique and the Immortal Phoenix Undying Eyes, defeating Qingyun and his Divine Servants.
  • Qingyun reveals his arrogance and lack of combat skill, leading to his defeat and death.
  • Yun Xi and the other prodigies show initial shock and fear at Shi Hao's actions but quickly refocus on competing for artifacts.

Significant Themes

  • Power and strength: Shi Hao's physical prowess and divine abilities allow him to dominate his opponents.
  • Arrogance and hubris: Qingyun's overconfidence in his abilities leads to his downfall.
  • Competition and greed: The prodigies prioritize seizing artifacts over alliances once Qingyun is defeated.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and Qingyun: A clash of pride and skill, resulting in Qingyun's death.
  • Shi Hao and the Heavenly Deity Mountain Alliance: Initial alliance turns into competition for artifacts after Qingyun's death.
  • Yun Xi and Shi Hao: Yun Xi acknowledges Shi Hao's strength but does not intervene in the fight.

Ch. 78The Heaven-Measuring Ruler, a Chaotic Melee

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao retrieves the Heaven-Measuring Ruler from the cold pool and leaves without engaging further with the chaotic mob.
  • Shi Hao encounters and defeats the spiritual projection of Flood Dragon Venerable, a powerful old monster.
  • The True Dragon Body enters the Kunpeng Divine Treasury and encounters three prodigies from hegemonic clans fighting over an archaic wine. He attacks all three simultaneously.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his formidable strength and fearlessness, even against powerful Venerables.
  • The True Dragon Body showcases his powerful techniques and fearlessness, taking on three prodigies from hegemonic clans.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of power and treasures leads to chaos and conflict among cultivators.
  • Shi Hao's fearlessness and confidence in his abilities.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao vs. Flood Dragon Venerable: Shi Hao proves his strength and kills the old Venerable.
  • The True Dragon Body vs. Han Tian, Mo Shang, and the Mermaid Princess: The True Dragon Body attacks all three prodigies simultaneously, showing his fearlessness and power.

Ch. 79Saint Medicine, Star Grass

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao reunites with his True Dragon Body and shares his harvest from the weapon-refining grounds.
  • They head to the main hall where a Kunpeng bone, containing a supreme technique, is enshrined.
  • Shi Hao intentionally provokes the crowd by attempting to take the bone, leading to a chaotic battle among the factions.
  • Shi Hao falls into the Demon-Transforming Cave, where he finds and takes an Eight-Leaf Star Grass, a Saint Medicine.
  • He encounters lingering obsessions of Heaven-tier primordial ferocious beasts and dispels them using the True Dragon Roar.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates his cunning and strategic thinking by provoking the crowd to create an opportunity for himself.
  • His True Dragon Body shows confidence in their future prospects, indicating their growing power and ambition.

Significant Themes

  • Greed and ambition, as seen in the cultivators' desire for the Kunpeng bone and the lingering obsessions of the primordial ferocious beasts.
  • Opportunity and sacrifice, with Shi Hao taking a beating to gain access to the Demon-Transforming Cave and finding the Star Grass.

Character Interactions

  • Shi Hao and his True Dragon Body work together, showing unity and shared ambition.
  • Shi Hao interacts with the obsessions of the primordial ferocious beasts, demonstrating his power and fearlessness.

Ch. 80Kunpeng Technique

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Shi Hao discovers a divine pool of true Kunpeng blood at the end of a long corridor.
  • He captures a black fish from the pool, which merges into his body, initiating a transformation.
  • Above, a bloody battle for the Kunpeng Technique's inheritance rages on for three months.
  • Half a year later, Shi Hao emerges from the divine pool, having obtained the Kunpeng Technique.
  • He finds four dead Kunpeng eggs and the shattered Wild Heaven War Halberd, along with the remains of the Kunpeng.
  • Shi Hao decides to return home after three years away.

Character Developments

  • Shi Hao demonstrates courage and determination by capturing the black fish, marking his entry into the Kunpeng Technique.
  • He shows respect and consideration for the Kunpeng's legacy by deciding to preserve its remains and weapon.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Sacrifice: The Kunpeng Technique's inheritance comes at a great cost, with many cultivators losing their lives in the battle.
  • Karma and Debt: Shi Hao feels a debt to the Kunpeng and its son, which he plans to repay in the future.
  • Resilience and Transformation: Shi Hao's transformation after merging with the black fish symbolizes his growth and resilience.

Character Interactions

  • While not physically present, the Kunpeng's legacy and the other cultivators fighting for the inheritance influence Shi Hao's actions and decisions.
  • Shi Hao's interaction with the Kunpeng's remains and weapon shows his respect for the fallen divine beast.
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