Ch. 661This King Isn't Optimistic About Either
Key Plot Points and Events
- Jiang Changkong, Sun Li, Sun Qing, and the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King encounter a small blood pool instead of a vast river of blood.
- They deduce that Chaos fiendish beasts have occupied the pool and replaced the Ginseng Fruit essence with blood.
- A powerful Chaos fiendish beast, close to becoming an Immortal Emperor, emerges from the pool.
- Jiang Changkong effortlessly kills the beast and continues to eliminate waves of Chaos fiendish beasts, growing stronger with each kill.
- The group discusses the Heavenly Realm's reorganization and the impending age of darkness.
- The Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King reveals his lack of confidence in surviving the upcoming chaos and his belief in choosing the right side for prosperity.
Character Developments
- Jiang Changkong: Demonstrates immense power, killing Chaos fiendish beasts with ease. He shows boredom and a desire to see if these beasts can feel despair, hinting at his growing disinterest in simple challenges.
- Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King: Reveals his clear-headed nature and lack of blind loyalty to the Heavenly Court. He acknowledges the possibility of the Heavenly Court's defeat and his own death, showing a pragmatic and realistic view of the situation.
- Sun Li and Sun Qing: Express their desire to avoid further conflict with the Heavenly Court and seek an easier path. They also show curiosity about Jiang Changkong's and the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King's preferences regarding the upcoming forces.
Significant Themes
- Power and Strength: The chapter emphasizes Jiang Changkong's immense power and his growing boredom with easy challenges.
- Realism vs. Idealism: The Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King's pragmatic view contrasts with the idealistic belief in the Heavenly Court's inevitable victory.
- Survival and Adaptation: The characters discuss the need to choose the right side to survive the upcoming age of darkness and prosper.
Character Interactions
- Jiang Changkong and the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King: They engage in a conversation that reveals their differing views on the Heavenly Court's chances of success and their own survival prospects.
- Sun Li, Sun Qing, and the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King: The brothers express their desire to avoid further conflict with the Heavenly Court, and the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King offers them a way to join the Heavenly Court to improve their chances of survival.
- Jiang Changkong and the Chaos fiendish beasts: Jiang Changkong's interactions with the Chaos fiendish beasts highlight his immense power and growing disinterest in simple challenges.