Ch. 81Do Not Mock the Poor Elder!
Summary of "Do Not Mock the Poor Elder!"
1. Key Plot Points & Events
- Fart God’s Mission: After receiving a portrait and light orb from the God of Shadow, Fart God—an inept third-level god—is tasked with killing a junior from the lower realm. He dismisses the mission as beneath him, fearing ridicule if exposed.
- Body Sect’s Invasion: The Body Sect, led by Sect Master Du Busi, launches a full-scale assault on the Clear Sky Sect, the former world’s top sect. Their force includes:
- Xiao Jinchen (a cheat-level existence)
- Jin Peng Douluo (Ice and Snow Empresses)
- Two rank 98 Super Douluo (overseers)
- Two rank 97 Super Douluo (Lin Cang, Chu He)
- Over 500 elite disciples, including 100+ Soul Douluo/Soul Sage-level experts and Soul Kings/Emperors in their 50s–60s.
- Objective: The Body Sect aims to plunder Clear Sky Sect’s wealth after wiping them out, as they are seen as vulnerable after losing their top combatants (Niu Tian and Tai Tan).
- First Encounter: The Body Sect arrives at Clear Sky Peak, a towering, cloud-shrouded mountain. Xiao Jinchen and his elite team ascend first, effortlessly bypassing dangerous formations.
- Clear Sky Sect’s Defense: The sect’s First Elder, Tang Shan, and seven top experts (including 200,000-year Spirit Ring holders) confront them. Despite their power, they are overwhelmed by Du Busi’s Limit Douluo-level Soul Power, which paralyzes them.
- Tang Shan’s Warning: He refuses to engage directly, instead issuing a defiant but cautious challenge, hinting at future retaliation.
2. Character Developments
Fart God
- Self-conscious and incompetent, he avoids the mission to prevent embarrassment.
- His passive acceptance of the God Official’s task shows his lack of confidence in handling divine affairs.
Du Busi (Body Sect Sect Master)
- Arrogant and ruthless, he dismisses the Clear Sky Sect as easy prey.
- His Limit Douluo-level power makes him a formidable force, intimidating even the Clear Sky Sect’s elite.
Tang Shan (Clear Sky Sect First Elder)
- Experienced and pragmatic, he avoids direct confrontation to preserve his sect’s strength.
- His internal monologue reveals his strategic thinking—delaying the fight until reinforcements return.
Xiao Jinchen
- Confident and dominant, he commands the operation with ease, showcasing his superiority over lesser powers.
- His cheat-level abilities make him a game-changer in the assault.
Clear Sky Sect Disciples
- Initially arrogant, they are quickly crushed by Du Busi’s power, showing the sect’s decline.
- Their humiliation sets up future revenge plots.
3. Significant Themes
Power Imbalance & Vulnerability
- The Clear Sky Sect’s past glory contrasts with their current weakness after losing key members.
- The Body Sect’s overwhelming force highlights how sects rise and fall based on leadership and combat power.
Prestige & Humiliation
- The Clear Sky Sect’s refusal to fight directly stems from fear of annihilation.
- The Body Sect’s smugness is undercut by the looming threat of retaliation.
Strategy Over Brutality
- Tang Shan’s caution ("Do not mock the poor elder!") suggests long-term planning over immediate victory.
- The Body Sect’s focus on plunder reveals their pragmatic, exploitative nature.
Divine & Mortal Realms
- Fart God’s incompetence contrasts with the seriousness of divine missions, hinting at hierarchy and inefficiency in the divine world.
4. Character Interactions
Fart God & God Official
- Passive-superior dynamic—Fart God delegates the mission without enthusiasm, while the God Official **questions its