Chapter Summaries

Summary

Plot Points and Events

• Li Su decides to head to the ancient city to seize and question native residents about the Immortal Prison's true purpose.
• An old man and his granddaughter, who brought the dragonship to this place, also approach the ancient city, aiming to obtain a pass to leave early.
• The old man reveals that the Immortal Prison serves as a high-level cultivation ground for immortals, where criminals can improve their living conditions or even join the Heavenly Court by killing others.
• The ancient city's pressure increases as Li Su approaches, causing his minor Daos to expand slightly.

Character Developments

• Li Su: Realizes the importance of consolidating his foundation before breaking through to Taiyi.
• The old man: Becomes anxious and wary of Li Su's presence, fears interference with his original plan.
• The little girl: Eager to fight and obtain a qualification certificate to enter the Demon-Subduing Hall.

Significant Themes

• The Immortal Prison's dual function: imprisonment and cultivation.
• The power of ancient Primordial World affecting Li Su's cultivation.
• The importance of solid foundation before advancing to higher realms.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the natives: Li Su kills two natives at the city gate, demonstrating his intention to force his way in.
• The old man and his granddaughter: They discuss their plan to obtain a pass and enter the Demon-Subduing Hall.
• Li Su and the old man: Unaware of each other's intentions, they both approach the ancient city, potentially setting the stage for a confrontation.

Key Plot Points

• A lone cultivator, later revealed to be a body cultivator, breaks into the Ancient City.
• The city's inhabitants, sinfolk, plan to capture him alive to feed on his resentment-filled flesh.
• The invader effortlessly slaughters thousands of sinfolk, demonstrating immense combat strength.

Character Developments

• The invader shows exceptional combat prowess and disregard for the sinfolk's immortal power.
• The sinfolk, despite their numbers, are unable to stop the invader, revealing their vulnerability.

Significant Themes

• The disparity in power between the invader and the sinfolk highlights the theme of strength and vulnerability.
• The sinfolk's desire for resentment-filled flesh underscores their twisted nature and dependence on suffering.

Character Interactions

• The invader interacts with the sinfolk only through violence, showing no mercy or hesitation.
• The sinfolk, despite their numbers, fail to cooperate effectively against the invader, revealing their disorganization.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su continues his battle against the natives, eventually facing stronger opponents who are more resilient and powerful.
• The natives' giants appear, possessing higher realms and formidable regenerative abilities.
• The ancient city's restriction is activated, causing the city to regain its former glory and summon an army of ancient heavenly soldiers, each with the power of a peak Heavenly Immortal.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his incredible physical strength and resilience, pushing the limits of his body's power without using mana.
• The natives, though controlled and forced to fight, show fear and awe of Li Su's strength.
• The Heavenly Court faction outside the city is shocked and intimidated by Li Su's prowess.

Significant Themes

• The power of physical cultivation and resilience is highlighted, as Li Su's body cultivation allows him to dominate his opponents even without mana.
• The ancient city's restriction and the appearance of the ancient heavenly soldiers emphasize the power of formations and the danger Li Su now faces.

Character Interactions

• Li Su interacts with the natives through combat, demonstrating his overwhelming strength and causing them to fear and respect him.
• The Heavenly Court faction discusses Li Su's strength and the danger he poses, revealing their shock and awe at his prowess.
• The six suits of armor in the ancient city communicate with each other, expressing their interest in training Li Su after he is defeated.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• A hundred-thousand-strong Heavenly Court legion, composed of perfected Celestial Immortals, attacks Li Su using a powerful military formation.
• Li Su, despite being outnumbered, fights back fiercely, using his Supreme Flesh and Great Dao of Life to withstand and counter the formation's attacks.
• The Heavenly Court legion employs the Four Symbols and Five Elements formations, amplifying their power and gaining the upper hand.
• Li Su responds with his ultimate attack, "True Dragon Fury," which collides with the Heavenly Court's Four Spirits Formation.
• The clash results in the destruction of both formations, and a thousand thirteen-flame celestial generals emerge from the ancient city.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his formidable power and battle prowess, proving himself a worthy opponent against the Heavenly Court's powerful formations.
• The Heavenly Court legion and celestial generals showcase their might, revealing the Ancient Heavenly Court's terrifying strength.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power and its consequences is emphasized, as the Heavenly Court's military might is revealed to be overwhelming and terrifying.
• The epic nature of the Ancient Heavenly Court is highlighted, emphasizing its status as a legendary and formidable force.

Character Interactions

• Li Su faces off against the Heavenly Court legion and celestial generals, showcasing his strength and determination in the face of adversity.
• The Heavenly Court legion and celestial generals interact with Li Su, demonstrating their power and coordination through their military formations.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su faces a thousand heavenly generals after defeating a hundred thousand heavenly soldiers.
• He stalls for time, observing and learning the heavenly generals' combat techniques.
• After three minutes, Li Su activates his Jade Purity Supreme and Immortal Slaughter, defeating all heavenly generals in one strike.
• The ancient city reacts, and a general's armor begins to stir within the only intact building.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his ability to adapt and learn new combat techniques, showcasing his versatility and intelligence.
• The heavenly generals display their powerful coordination and battle skills, pushing Li Su to his limits.
• The Heavenly Court Taiyi cultivators recognize Li Su's strength and consider him a peer.

Significant Themes

• The power of adaptation and learning in combat.
• The difference between Li Su's combat style and the heavenly generals' techniques.
• The fear and awe inspired by Li Su's strength, even among Taiyi cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Li Su faces off against the heavenly generals, learning their techniques and ultimately defeating them.
• The Heavenly Court Taiyi cultivators watch the battle, impressed by Li Su's strength and considering him a peer.
• The ancient city and the general's armor within react to Li Su's actions, hinting at an upcoming challenge.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su faces the Black-Armored Heavenly Army and Red Armor (a fifteen-flame Taiyi Golden Immortal).
• Li Su fights and defeats the Black-Armored soldiers, but suffers injuries and loses many cells.
• Red Armor enters the battle, and Li Su is severely injured by a single punch.
• Li Su uses his ultimate moves (Immortal Slayer, Immortal Trap, Immortal Slaughter) against Red Armor's Army Breaker.
• The clash of their powers destroys the area within a hundred-li radius of the ancient city.
• Li Su and Red Armor continue their battle within the destruction, both suffering severe injuries.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his power and resilience, fighting against overwhelming odds and suffering severe injuries.
• Red Armor shows its power and resilience, matching Li Su's strength and also suffering damage.
• Qing'er and Bai Su show concern for Li Su's safety and express their trust in him.

Significant Themes

• The power of resilience and undying nature in the face of overwhelming odds.
• The destructive force of ultimate moves and the collateral damage they cause.
• The importance of trust and belief in one's abilities and allies.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and Red Armor engage in a brutal and destructive battle, each trying to outmatch the other.
• Qing'er and Bai Su express their worry and support for Li Su.
• The Heavenly Court elder, the old man, and his granddaughter observe the battle, revealing their knowledge of the ancient city's secrets and the true nature of the Black-Armored soldiers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su, severely injured, decides to retreat after realizing the gap of a major realm between him and the red armor.
• The red armor prepares to strike with its third move, Army Breaker, but Li Su uses the Kindling Flame Banner to dodge and counterattack.
• Li Su seizes one suit of armor and destroys the others, then leaves the ancient city, causing it to collapse and return to its original state.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his strategic thinking and resourcefulness by using the Kindling Flame Banner to dodge the red armor's attack and escape.
• The original residents of the ancient city reappear, showing fear, hatred, and madness towards Li Su and the seized armor.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Ancient Heavenly Court's artifacts and the danger they pose, even when left unused for millennia.
• The importance of strategic retreat and adaptability in the face of overwhelming power.

Character Interactions

• Li Su interacts with the six suits of armor that ambush him, using his Immortal-Ending Sword Intent to destroy their consciousnesses.
• The original residents of the ancient city interact with Li Su through their emotions, showing fear and hatred towards him and the seized armor.

• Key Plot Points: The ancient city's inhabitants, controlled by six masters, lured outsiders to fight and kill each other to obtain their resentment-filled flesh. Li Su, Qing'er, and Bai Su are the only survivors. The Heavenly Court and other cultivators arrive and learn the truth. Li Su captures the last master, a Red Armor heavenly general.

Character Developments

• Li Su: Despite his injuries, he remains calm and composed. He decides to charge a fee for his services, showing a shrewd side. He also displays his status as the Dao Child of the Interception Sect, asserting his authority over a True Immortal.
• The Natives: They reveal their plight and beg Li Su to kill the Red Armor general to free them from their torment. They show fear and desperation, highlighting their miserable existence.
• The Heavenly Court Elder: He acknowledges Li Su's contribution but is reluctant to pay more after the dragon ship incident. He shows concern for Li Su's well-being but is unwilling to compromise on payment.
• The True Immortal: He addresses Li Su casually, angering him. After Li Su asserts his authority, the True Immortal backs down, showing fear and deference.
• Significant Themes: The theme of enslavement and the desperate measures people take to escape it is prominent. The natives' plight highlights the cruelty of their situation and the lengths they are willing to go to for freedom. The theme of status and authority is also evident, with Li Su asserting his position as the Dao Child of the Interception Sect.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the Heavenly Court Elder: They have a tense exchange about payment, with Li Su demanding more and the elder refusing.
• Li Su and the True Immortal: Li Su rebukes the True Immortal for addressing him casually, asserting his authority and making the True Immortal back down.
• Li Su and the Natives: Li Su is initially unsympathetic to the natives' plight but eventually agrees to kill the Red Armor general to free them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su's injuries from the battle in the ancient city are revealed to be severe, with a crack in his origin star.
• The natives and the people from the dragon ship approach Li Su, with the natives asking for the armor and the dragon ship representatives probing Li Su's condition.
• Qing'er and Bai Su deduce that both sides have ill intentions and decide to leave Li Su to protect themselves.
• Qing'er transforms into a giant snake and escapes, drawing the Immortal Prison's heavenly tribulation.
• Li Su is left alone and enters a state of extreme emotion, emitting a terrifying killing intent that devastates the area around him.

Character Developments

• Li Su: His injuries are severe, and he's concerned about Qing'er and Bai Su's safety. He values his bonds deeply and is willing to trade with the Heavenly Court to protect the sisters.
• Qing'er and Bai Su: They understand the danger Li Su is in and decide to leave him to protect themselves, showing their determination and resourcefulness.
• The natives and the dragon ship representatives: They reveal their hidden intentions, showing their greed and lack of trustworthiness.

Significant Themes

• The value of bonds and loyalty, as shown by Li Su's concern for Qing'er and Bai Su, and their determination to protect themselves.
• The corrupting influence of power and greed, as shown by the natives and the dragon ship representatives' willingness to betray their agreements and harm Li Su for personal gain.
• The consequences of extreme emotions, as shown by Li Su's terrifying killing intent when he's enraged.

Character Interactions

• Li Su, Qing'er, and Bai Su: They show a deep bond, with Li Su caring for the sisters and them being willing to protect themselves to avoid becoming a burden to Li Su.
• The natives and the dragon ship representatives: They interact with Li Su with hidden agendas, showing their lack of trustworthiness and willingness to betray agreements.

Plot Points and Events

• Li Su's injuries are severe, but he rapidly recovers using his Seven Supreme Sages' Dao Fruits and the river's mana.
• The natives, driven by desperation and the promise of freedom, charge out of the ancient city to confront Li Su.
• Li Su, enraged by the actions of those on the dragon ship and the Heavenly Court, decides to eliminate the natives and the evil entity within the armor.
• Li Su kills the hundred thousand natives a hundred times using bone spears, then engages in a brutal melee with the remaining natives.

Character Developments

• Li Su's extreme emotions fuel his rapid recovery and intensify his resolve to eliminate the natives and the evil entity.
• The natives, driven by desperation and the promise of freedom, become fearless and single-minded in their pursuit of killing Li Su.
• Those on the dragon ship, especially Taiyi and his disciples, are filled with horror and regret as they witness Li Su's true power.

Significant Themes

• The theme of desperation and the lengths people will go to when they feel they have nothing left to lose.
• The theme of the consequences of one's actions, as Li Su's fury is fueled by the actions of those on the dragon ship and the Heavenly Court.
• The theme of the power of emotion, as Li Su's extreme emotions drive his rapid recovery and intense resolve.

Character Interactions

• Li Su's interactions with the natives are characterized by brutal violence, as he seeks to eliminate the evil entity within the armor.
• Li Su's interactions with those on the dragon ship and the Heavenly Court are marked by intense hostility, as he blames them for the price the two women paid.
• The natives' interactions with each other are characterized by desperation and single-minded pursuit of their goal, as they charge forward despite the immense casualties.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su continues to fight against the natives, displaying immense strength and skill, while the natives, despite their numbers, cannot land a single effective attack.
• After five hours, the natives' attacks become more frenzied and chaotic, while Li Su's stamina shows no signs of flagging.
• Some True Immortals from the dragon ship attempt to sneak away and target the two women who fled, but Li Su notices and attacks them, killing many and wounding a Taiyi.
• The Heavenly Court elder decides to enter the fray, revealing that they suspect Li Su cannot let go of the armor and may be in trouble. They offer to cooperate with Li Su.

Character Developments

• Li Su's physical body fights instinctively, processing vast amounts of information and responding with incredible speed and precision.
• The natives' minds become increasingly chaotic and frenzied due to their repeated deaths and injuries.
• The Heavenly Court elder shows concern for Li Su's situation and decides to help, realizing that the gains from guessing wrong and the price of guessing right are not proportional.

Significant Themes

• The strong devouring the weak in the Mythical Realm.
• The importance of understanding one's own perspective and the perspectives of others.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponent.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the natives engage in a brutal battle, with Li Su holding the upper hand despite the natives' numbers.
• Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder have a tense exchange, with Li Su cursing the elder for his shamelessness and the elder offering to cooperate.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder negotiate a deal after Li Su's outburst.
• Li Su demands compensation for his two girls' injuries, including a true dragon inheritance, Da Luo realm cultivation, and a true dragon demonstrating the Great Unity True Dragon Dao Rhythm.
• The Heavenly Court elder agrees to compensate with stars, a true dragon cultivation art, and a Taiyi cultivator to teach them, but Li Su keeps pushing for more.
• They eventually settle on five hundred stars, the Dragon Transformation Chapter, and no Taiyi teacher.
• Li Su agrees to let the Heavenly Court help him fight the natives, and they both ignore each other to focus on their respective tasks.

Character Developments

• Li Su shows his ruthless negotiation skills and willingness to push for more, even when faced with the Heavenly Court's involvement.
• The Heavenly Court elder shows his reluctance to give in to Li Su's demands but eventually compromises to avoid further conflict.
• The cultivators aboard the dragon ship, especially the Great Unity cultivators and True Immortals, show their despair and madness when faced with the reality of their situation.

Significant Themes

• Greed and ambition leading to despair and madness (cultivators' reaction to their situation)
• The power dynamics between sects and the consequences of challenging them (Li Su vs. the Heavenly Court)
• The value of resources and the cost of cultivation (compensation for the girls' injuries)

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder engage in a tense negotiation, with Li Su pushing for more and the elder reluctantly compromising.
• The cultivators aboard the dragon ship interact with each other, showing their despair, madness, and fear as they realize their situation.
• Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder ignore each other to focus on their respective tasks, showing a temporary truce between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su completes his star, reaching the peak of the True Immortal realm and nearing the Taiyi realm.
• He demonstrates his newfound power by shattering space and killing thousands of natives without using mana.
• Li Su throws his armor to an old man from the Heavenly Court and leaves, causing the natives to turn their attention to the old man.

Character Developments

• Li Su's power and understanding of the Great Dao increase significantly, allowing him to heal his injuries and reach a new level.
• The old man from the Heavenly Court is put in a difficult situation after Li Su leaves, facing the wrath of the natives.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Great Dao and the progression of cultivation.
• The consequences of Li Su's actions and the ripple effects they have on others.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the old man from the Heavenly Court interact briefly, with Li Su passing on his armor and leaving the old man to deal with the natives.
• The natives, driven by their instincts, turn their aggression toward the old man after Li Su leaves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su, dissatisfied and distrustful, decides to find Bai Su and Qing'er himself, fearing they might suspect the worst if the Heavenly Court elder went instead.
• He tracks them using his enhanced senses, navigating through their misleading traces and avoiding them.
• After half an hour, he detects their strong scent, indicating they're nearby.
• He encounters a black rider on a dragon-horse, a prison guard of the Immortal Prison, riding towards him.
• The prison guard's direction intersects with the ancient city, where Li Su and the others are headed.

Character Developments

• Li Su's distrust of the Heavenly Court grows, leading him to take matters into his own hands.
• His determination to protect Bai Su and Qing'er is evident, as he fears they might suspect him if the Heavenly Court elder goes to find them.

Significant Themes

• Distrust and fear of the Heavenly Court.
• The vast power and wealth of the Ancient Heavenly Court, as evidenced by the prison guards' equipment.
• The harsh, relentless pursuit the two women have faced, leading to their skillful evasion techniques.

Character Interactions

• Li Su's interaction with the prison guard is imminent, raising the stakes and tension in the story.
• His internal monologue reveals his frustration and disbelief at the prison guards' power and the Ancient Heavenly Court's wealth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su plans a sneak attack on a prison guard, aiming to strike in 13 minutes and 18 seconds.
• Bai Su and Qing'er appear, confronting the prison guard and defeating him with their combined strength and understanding of the Immortal Prison's punishment mechanism.
• Li Su finds them after the battle, and they reveal they've discovered a way to merge damaged armor and weapons to restore their functions.

Character Developments

• Li Su: Shows strategic thinking in planning his attack and concern for Bai Su and Qing'er's safety.
• Bai Su: Demonstrates courage and resourcefulness in confronting the prison guard and understanding the prison's punishment mechanism.
• Qing'er: Exhibits resilience and determination in enduring the punishment and finding a way to restore the damaged equipment.

Significant Themes

• Endurance and resilience: Both Bai Su and Qing'er show remarkable endurance in facing the punishment and finding a solution.
• Resourcefulness: They demonstrate the ability to adapt and find creative solutions in a challenging environment.
• Teamwork: Their combined efforts lead to the defeat of the prison guard and the discovery of a way to restore the equipment.

Character Interactions

• Li Su shows concern for Bai Su and Qing'er's well-being, while they demonstrate their resourcefulness and determination to help him.
• Bai Su and Qing'er work together to understand the prison's punishment mechanism and restore the damaged equipment, showcasing their teamwork and mutual support.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su examines the Black Rider armor and Dragon Spear, concluding they are extraordinary Immortal-grade magical treasures.
• Li Su undergoes a powerful lightning tribulation, demonstrating the severity of Immortal Prison's punishments.
• Li Su reveals that he has agreed to cooperate with an old Heavenly Court figure to deal with a threat inside the ancient city.

Character Developments

• Bai Su and Qing'er adapt to withstanding heavenly punishments, discovering they can protect themselves within Immortal Prison.
• Li Su shows concern for the sisters' safety, planning their escape route and providing them with a means to protect themselves.

Significant Themes

• The power of heavenly punishments and the struggle for survival within Immortal Prison.
• The importance of adaptability and resilience in the face of adversity.
• The value of ancient magical treasures and the knowledge they hold.

Character Interactions

• Li Su, Bai Su, and Qing'er work together, with Li Su taking the lead in protecting and guiding the sisters.
• Li Su shares his plans and knowledge with the sisters, demonstrating trust and camaraderie.
• The sisters support each other, showing unity and determination in the face of danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su, with Qing'er and the other woman, returns to the ancient city, racing against time to avoid the Immortal Prison's daily punishment.
• The Heavenly Court elder and the dragon ship's inhabitants engage in a chaotic battle with the natives. The Heavenly Court elder is severely injured.
• Three Taiyi cultivators, who initially feared the natives, defect and incite others to join the Immortal Prison Sect, leading to a fight to the death with no surrender accepted.

Character Developments

• Li Su: Shows concern for the two women's safety and understanding of the Immortal Prison's punishment. He also expresses his desire to exact revenge on the dragon ship's inhabitants.
• The Heavenly Court elder: Becomes increasingly enraged and desperate as the battle turns against him. He threatens to give the armor to the natives if Li Su doesn't return.
• The three Taiyi cultivators: Initially terrified of the natives, they later defect and incite others to join the Immortal Prison Sect, showing ambition and ruthlessness.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and retribution: Li Su's actions are driven by his desire to exact revenge on those who wronged him.
• Power dynamics: The battle between the Heavenly Court elder's group and the natives illustrates the shifting power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating one's enemies.
• Fear and courage: The natives' fearlessness in battle contrasts with the Heavenly Court elder's group, who, despite their numbers, are gradually losing their courage and morale.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the two women: Li Su protects the women and shares information about the Immortal Prison with them.
• The Heavenly Court elder and the dragon ship's inhabitants: The elder's frustration grows as he struggles to control the situation and keep his allies from defecting.
• The three Taiyi cultivators and the defectors: The cultivators incite the defectors to join the Immortal Prison Sect, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose among them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A brutal war involving tens of millions of people unfolds before Li Su and his companions.
• The Heavenly Court side is outnumbered and surrounded, suffering heavy casualties.
• Li Su watches the battle, waiting for the natives' daily punishment to begin.
• The punishment, a burning agony from within, affects everyone in the Immortal Prison, causing widespread screams and suffering.

Character Developments

• Li Su shows no urgency to intervene in the battle, focusing on healing his companions.
• The Heavenly Court old man, despite his power and experience, is overwhelmed and humiliated in the battle.
• The natives are revealed to have a daily punishment that causes immense pain and suffering.

Significant Themes

• The cruelty and indifference of war.
• The consequences of ingratitude and betrayal.
• The power dynamics between the Heavenly Court and the natives.

Character Interactions

• Li Su interacts with his two female companions, healing them and discussing their next move.
• The Heavenly Court old man interacts with Li Su, expressing his anger and frustration at Li Su's presence.
• The natives and the Heavenly Court cultivators clash, both sides showing no mercy.

• Plot Points and Events: The chapter begins with a terrifying fire tribulation that affects everyone outside the ancient city, causing immense pain and preventing death. Li Su, however, seems unaffected and even sends out tiny versions of himself to loot the dragon ships. The Heavenly Court elder asks Li Su for help to enter the ancient city, but Li Su questions the elder's intentions.
• Character Developments: The Heavenly Court elder's resolve weakens as he struggles to endure the fire tribulation, while Li Su demonstrates his immunity to it. The native inhabitants of the ancient city, driven mad by the fire, gather within the city, hinting at potential danger.
• Significant Themes: The theme of endurance and perseverance is prominent as characters struggle to withstand the fire tribulation. The theme of wealth and greed is also present, as Li Su sends his tiny clones to loot the dragon ships.
• Character Interactions: Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder interact, with Li Su showing no signs of the fire tribulation's effects and the elder asking for Li Su's help to enter the ancient city. The native inhabitants watch the scene from within the ancient city, their madness growing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Su seizes spatial bags from cultivators, amassing a large quantity of supplies.
• He buries over ten million people, including turncoats and natives, in pits outside the ancient city.
• The fire tribulation ends after an hour. Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder prepare to attack the ancient city.
• Li Su attacks the city with bone spears, holding off the natives for five minutes.
• The Heavenly Court elder and Li Su charge into the ancient city, followed by Bai Su, Qing'er, and the Heavenly Court's Taiyi.
• The Rain Department Taiyi gathers the remaining cultivators to hold off the natives for a quarter of an hour.

Character Developments

• Li Su demonstrates his power and ruthlessness by burying millions of people and attacking the ancient city relentlessly.
• The Heavenly Court elder shows resilience in enduring the fire tribulation without complaint.
• The remaining cultivators follow the Rain Department Taiyi's orders, demonstrating their loyalty and unity.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and alliances: Li Su and the Heavenly Court cooperate despite their mistrust, while the remaining cultivators follow the Rain Department Taiyi's orders.
• Ruthlessness and decisiveness: Li Su's actions show no mercy, burying millions and attacking relentlessly.
• Endurance and resilience: The Heavenly Court elder endures the fire tribulation without complaint, and the remaining cultivators prepare to hold off the natives for a quarter of an hour.

Character Interactions

• Li Su and the Heavenly Court elder cooperate to attack the ancient city, despite their mistrust.
• The Rain Department Taiyi gathers the remaining cultivators to hold off the natives, demonstrating unity and loyalty.
• Bai Su and Qing'er follow Li Su's instructions, showing their trust in him.