Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dijun expresses confidence in defeating the Witch Clan, hinting at a secret method.
• Di Jiang dismisses Dijun's claim, relying on the Twelve Capitals Divine Fiend Formation.
• Dijun sends a message to Fuxi, who reveals the Mountains and Rivers State Map to Xuanming.
• Fuxi uses the scroll to protect himself and orders the Demon Clan to set up the Heavenly Stars Formation.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi self-destructs to delay the Witch Clan's pursuit.
• The Witch Clan retreats into Pangu Hall, leaving the Twelve Ancestral Witches to set up their formation.

Character Developments

• Dijun: Shows confidence in his plan, hinting at a secret method.
• Di Jiang: Underestimates Dijun, relying on the Twelve Capitals Divine Fiend Formation.
• Fuxi: Reveals the Mountains and Rivers State Map, shows determination to set up the formation despite Nuwa's concerns.
• Xuanming: Recognizes the Mountains and Rivers State Map, understands Nuwa's intentions.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Sacrifices his physical body to delay the Witch Clan.
• Nuwa: Intervenes indirectly by leaving divine consciousness in the Mountains and Rivers State Map and protecting Xuanming.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Confidence: Dijun's trust in his plan, Di Jiang's overconfidence in his formation.
• Sacrifice: Eastern Emperor Taiyi's sacrifice to protect his clan, Fuxi's determination to repay his karmic debt.
• Protection and Intervention: Nuwa's protection of Xuanming and Fuxi, her indirect intervention in the battle.

Character Interactions

• Dijun and Di Jiang: Dijun's confidence vs. Di Jiang's underestimation.
• Fuxi and Xuanming: Fuxi's determination vs. Xuanming's understanding and acceptance.
• Nuwa and Xuanming: Nuwa's indirect protection of Xuanming.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Zhu Jiuyin: Taiyi's sacrifice vs. Jiuyin's attempt to delay the explosion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Demon Clan forms the Heavenly Stars Formation using 365 Great Luo cultivators, borrowing the power of 365 heavenly stars, and the River Chart and Luo Script as its core. This formation unleashes power that reaches the Saint realm.
• The Witch Clan responds by forming their Twelve Capitals Divine Fiend Formation, with the Twelve Ancestral Witches transforming into their innate Dao bodies and drawing power from the Primordial World.
• The Witch Clan's formation summons a phantom of Great God Pangu, causing Heaven and Earth to tremble in welcome.

Character Developments

• Fuxi demonstrates his strategic prowess by commanding the Demon Clan's formation.
• Di Jiang, the Demon Clan's Heavenly Emperor, shows confidence in his clan's power but remains composed in the face of the Witch Clan's formation.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches display unity and reverence for their Father God, Pangu, as they form their powerful formation.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance between the Demon Clan and the Witch Clan.
• The reverence and respect for the creator deity, Pangu, among the Witch Clan.
• The trembling of Heaven and Earth signifies the Primordial World's reaction to the formations and the return of Pangu's power.

Character Interactions

• Taiyi, despite being reduced to a primordial spirit, taunts the Witch Clan, only to be rebuked by Zhu Jiuyin and Zhurong.
• Di Jiang and the Twelve Ancestral Witches work together to form their powerful formation, demonstrating their unity and coordination.
• Heavenly Dao Hongjun observes the events from Zixiao Palace, showing interest in the unfolding power dynamics and the appearance of Pangu's phantom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Twelve Ancestral Witches summon a phantom of Great God Pangu, shocking the Three Pure Ones and other powerful beings.
• The Demon Clan, led by Dijun, activates the Heavenly Stars Formation to combat the Pangu phantom.
• The Pangu phantom effortlessly disperses the Heavenly Stars Formation's attack, demonstrating power equivalent to a saint.

Character Developments

• Zhunti and Jieyin discuss the implications of the Pangu phantom's appearance.
• The Three Pure Ones (Laozi, Yuanshi, Tongtian) react with shock and awe to the phantom's appearance.
• Nuwa, Zhenyuanzi, and Hongyun pay respects to the Pangu phantom.
• Dijun initially feels confident but becomes disbelieving and fearful upon seeing the phantom's power.

Significant Themes

• The power and influence of Great God Pangu in the Primordial World.
• The fear and awe that powerful beings inspire in others.
• The consequences of summoning a being of immense power.

Character Interactions

• Zhunti and Jieyin share their thoughts on the situation, with Jieyin showing more composure.
• The Three Pure Ones discuss the Pangu phantom's appearance, with Laozi maintaining his calm while Yuanshi and Tongtian act more emotionally.
• Nuwa, Zhenyuanzi, and Hongyun show respect to the Pangu phantom, highlighting their reverence for Great God Pangu.
• Dijun's confidence is shaken by the Pangu phantom's power, contrasting with his earlier boasts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Heavenly Stars Formation (Demon Clan) and Twelve Capitals Divine Fiend Formation (Witch Clan) clash, causing widespread destruction and death.
• Dijun (Demon Clan leader) decides to risk his life and drain the formation's power to defeat the Witch Clan, influenced by tribulation aura.
• Di Jiang (Witch Clan leader) also decides to fight to the end, affected by the same tribulation aura.
• The Pangu phantom summoned by the Witch Clan condenses an Opening-Heaven Divine Axe, causing alarm among the Three Pure Ones.

Character Developments

• Dijun becomes desperate and reckless, willing to sacrifice the Primordial World to defeat the Witch Clan.
• Di Jiang also becomes determined to fight to the end, realizing that someone is plotting against both clans.
• The Ancestral Witches follow Di Jiang's lead, accepting the need to fight despite the potential consequences.

Significant Themes

• Desperation and recklessness in the face of overwhelming odds.
• The influence of external forces (tribulation aura) on characters' decisions.
• The potential consequences of unchecked power and conflict.

Character Interactions

• Dijun and Di Jiang's rivalry escalates, leading both to risk everything in battle.
• Di Jiang and Houtu (his sister) have a brief exchange, highlighting their relationship and Di Jiang's determination.
• The Three Pure Ones react to the Pangu phantom's power, showing their awareness and concern about the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author's first book, inspired by 'Black Myth: Wukong', is going premium.
• The story's timeline was moved back to the Primordial World due to difficulties in the original Journey to the West timeline.
• The protagonist's unique cultivation path was inspired by the World-Purifying White Lotus and the Dao of Devouring.
• The book faced challenges due to Qidian's recommendation system issues during National Day, losing potential readers.
• The author deleted negative comments, later regretting the decision, and was unable to restore them.
• The book made it to the Sanjiang list, marking a significant achievement.

Character Developments

• The author, as the narrator, shows vulnerability, sensitivity, and regret in handling negative comments and deleting them impulsively.
• The editor, Liu Xing, is portrayed as supportive and helpful.
• The author's friend, Millet Wine, is acknowledged for assisting in refining the outline.

Significant Themes

• The struggle and challenges of a new author in the publishing world.
• The importance of reader support and feedback.
• The author's determination and commitment to their work.

Character Interactions

• The author interacts with their editor, Liu Xing, and author friend, Millet Wine, showing appreciation for their support.
• The author addresses the readers, expressing gratitude for their support and asking for first-day subscriptions.

Detailed but Brief

The author reflects on their first book's journey, from inspiration to going premium. They discuss the story's origins, challenges faced, and the importance of reader support. The chapter ends with the author asking for first-day subscriptions and offering up a few books as sacrifices.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa, one of the two Saints in the Primordial World, observes the impending collision of the Witch and Demon Clans' formations without intervening.
• The Heavenly Dao's intention behind the Witch-Demon Calamity is revealed: to weaken both clans and prevent the Human Dao's revival.
• Nuwa understands that the Heavenly Dao will not allow the Witch Clan to dominate the Primordial World and will intervene to stop the war.
• The Pangu phantom and Dijun's pillar of light are about to collide, threatening the existence of the Primordial World.
• At the last moment, a white whisk appears, freezing the collision and revealing Hongjun, who erases the destructive power.

Character Developments

• Nuwa demonstrates her understanding of the Heavenly Dao's intentions and her ability to predict its actions.
• Dijun's desperation and determination to destroy the Witch Clan, even at the cost of his own life, are evident in his final strike.

Significant Themes

• The Heavenly Dao's manipulation of events to maintain its supremacy.
• The consequences of the great war between the Witch and Demon Clans on the Primordial World and its inhabitants.
• The power of Saints and their ability to intervene in major conflicts.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa's silent observation of the battle, without direct intervention, showcases her strategic thinking and trust in the Heavenly Dao's actions.
• The impending collision between the Pangu phantom and Dijun's pillar of light highlights the intense hostility and desperation between the Witch and Demon Clans.
• Hongjun's sudden appearance and intervention in the battle, using his whisk to erase the destructive power, demonstrates his power and authority as a Saint.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Dao Ancestor intervenes, stopping the Witch and Demon Clans' mutual destruction, saving the Primordial World.
• Dijun regains clarity and suspects that he was manipulated into attacking the Witch Clan.
• The Witch Clan demands the Dao Ancestor's non-interference in their conflict with the Demon Clan.
• The Dao Ancestor agrees to let the Witch Clan state their demands, leading to a negotiation.

Character Developments

• Dijun regains his reason and begins to question his actions, suspecting manipulation.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches, particularly Di Jiang, demonstrate boldness and strategic thinking in their negotiation with the Dao Ancestor.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Dao Ancestor, the Witch Clan, and the Demon Clan.
• The consequences of reckless actions and the importance of self-reflection (Dijun).
• The theme of negotiation and compromise in resolving conflicts.

Character Interactions

• The Dao Ancestor (Hongjun) and the Witch Clan (Di Jiang, Zhurong) engage in a tense negotiation, with the Dao Ancestor ultimately agreeing to the Witch Clan's demands.
• Dijun and the Dao Ancestor have an unspoken understanding, with Dijun realizing that the Dao Ancestor might have intervened to save him and the Demon Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Dao Ancestor agrees to lend the Jade Disc of Creation to the Witch Clan for ten thousand years, on the condition that the Demon Clan does not wage war for one yuanhui (an undefined period).
• The Witch and Demon Clans withdraw their forces, ending the war. The great powers of the Primordial World breathe a sigh of relief.
• Nuwa treats the Demon Clan's wounded and restores Taiyi's physical body, but Fuxi decides to leave the Demon Clan to avoid further involvement in the Witch-Demon Calamity.
• The Witch Clan enters seclusion to comprehend the Great Daos using the Jade Disc of Creation. Di Jiang and Houtu are optimistic about their chances of becoming Saints.

Character Developments

• Di Jiang: He successfully borrows the Jade Disc of Creation but faces threats from the Demon Clan. He remains determined to comprehend the Great Daos and become a Saint.
• Houtu: She is confident in her ability to fully comprehend the Great Dao of Reincarnation within ten thousand years with the Jade Disc of Creation's assistance.
• Dijun: He is dispirited and worried about the Demon Clan's future, but he remains defiant against the Witch Clan.
• Fuxi: He decides to leave the Demon Clan to avoid further involvement in the Witch-Demon Calamity, effectively removing half his body from the conflict.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and resources between the Witch and Demon Clans.
• The pursuit of enlightenment and comprehension of the Great Daos.
• The consequences of war and the need for recovery and rebuilding.

Character Interactions

• Di Jiang and Dijun: They exchange threats after the war, highlighting the ongoing tension between the Witch and Demon Clans.
• Nuwa and Fuxi: They work together to treat the Demon Clan's wounded and restore Taiyi's physical body, but Fuxi decides to leave the Demon Clan to avoid further involvement in the calamity.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches: They discuss their plans to enter seclusion and comprehend the Great Daos using the Jade Disc of Creation.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing absorbs chaotic qi, transforming and evolving his physical body.
• After an unknown period, Bai Jing awakens, having completed the seventh turn of the Mystical Art, attaining sainthood through his body.
• Bai Jing returns to Yingzhou Immortal Island after over sixty thousand years.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing's physical body evolves to the level of a Hunyuan Great Luo Golden Immortal, granting him immense power and understanding of ultimate truths.
• Bai Jing realizes his strength is comparable to Nuwa but may not be a match for her, and he can likely defeat other saints in the Primordial World.

Significant Themes

• The power and significance of attaining sainthood.
• The concept of time and space in the chaos.
• The hierarchy of strength among saints.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing interacts with Qinglin, his mount, upon returning to Yingzhou Immortal Island. He asks about the time he has been away and if any significant events occurred in his absence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing becomes a saint and leaves Yingzhou Immortal Island.
• The Heavenly Dao announces Bai Jing's sainthood with a grand phenomenon.
• Nuwa appears and acknowledges Bai Jing's sainthood.
• Bai Jing declares he will preach the Dao in three thousand years.
• The Three Pure Ones and other deities express surprise and concern about Bai Jing's method of attaining sainthood.
• Hongjun, within Zixiao Palace, communicates with the Heavenly Dao about Bai Jing.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing: Becomes a saint, accepts his destiny to preach the Dao, and faces the Heavenly Dao's wrath.
• Nuwa: Recognizes Bai Jing's sainthood and awaits his actions.
• The Three Pure Ones: Express shock and doubt about Bai Jing's method of attaining sainthood.
• Hongjun: Communicates with the Heavenly Dao about Bai Jing, suggesting to wear away his fortune.

Significant Themes

• The path of proving the Dao through strength.
• The Heavenly Dao's control and its limits.
• Karma and destiny.
• The power of the Chaos Green Lotus Lineage's fortune.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing and Qinglin: Bai Jing mounts Qinglin, acknowledging him as his proper mount.
• Bai Jing and Nuwa: They meet, and Nuwa acknowledges Bai Jing's sainthood.
• The Three Pure Ones: They discuss Bai Jing's attainment of sainthood among themselves.
• Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao: Hongjun suggests wearing away Bai Jing's fortune, but the Heavenly Dao is dissatisfied.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun and Heavenly Dao attempt to divert Bai Jing's luck by creating a Nine-Rank Merit Golden Lotus, but it only receives 3% of the Chaos Green Lotus lineage's luck.
• Hongjun realizes that Bai Jing possesses a trace of the Chaos Green Lotus's origin, allowing him to gather 70% of the lineage's luck. The remaining 30% should have gone to a Nine-Rank White Lotus, but it was destroyed by the Primordial Measure of Heaven Ruler (implied to be in Bai Jing's possession).
• Hongjun sends the Merit Golden Lotus, now named Golden Lotus Seed, to the West to be taught by Jieyin and Zhunti.
• Bai Jing invites Nuwa to Yingzhou Immortal Island and discusses the Human Clan's development. He expresses his desire to take a disciple from the Phoenix Clan, specifically Kong Xuan.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Shows his wisdom and understanding of the Heavenly Dao's workings. He decides to send Golden Lotus Seed to the West to be taught by Jieyin and Zhunti.
• Bai Jing: Reveals his intention to take a disciple from the Phoenix Clan, specifically Kong Xuan. He also expresses his satisfaction with the Human Clan's development.
• Nuwa: Shows her gratitude towards Bai Jing for helping her save her brother. She provides updates on the Human Clan's development and offers to help Bai Jing contact Kong Xuan.
• Qinglin: Feels threatened when Bai Jing mentions taking another mount but is relieved when Bai Jing clarifies that he wants a disciple. He later acknowledges his mistake in not cultivating diligently enough.

Significant Themes

• Fate and Destiny: Bai Jing believes in the concept of fate, stating that if he is meant to meet Kong Xuan, he will take him as a disciple.
• Cultivation and Growth: The Human Clan's development and Qinglin's cultivation serve as reminders of the importance of continuous growth and improvement.
• Lineage and Legacy: Bai Jing's desire to take a disciple highlights the theme of passing down knowledge and legacy.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Heavenly Dao: They work together to try and divert Bai Jing's luck but ultimately decide to send Golden Lotus Seed to the West.
• Bai Jing and Nuwa: They discuss the Human Clan's development and Bai Jing's intention to take a disciple from the Phoenix Clan. Nuwa offers to help Bai Jing contact Kong Xuan.
• Bai Jing and Qinglin: Bai Jing encourages Qinglin to cultivate diligently, comparing him to Nuwa's mount, Golden Phoenix, who is in the mid-stage quasi-saint realm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing asks Nuwa to inscribe the Dao of Enchantment onto the Creation White Lotus, which they complete together after a thousand years.
• Bai Jing refines the Creation White Lotus into a supreme-grade innate spirit treasure, demonstrating his exceptional artifact-refining skills.
• Bai Jing visits the Witch Clan, bringing a sphere of chaos qi to aid Di Jiang in his transformation and advising Houtu to travel the Primordial World to find an opportunity to master the Dao of Reincarnation.
• Bai Jing borrows the Witch Clan's blood pool to draw closer to Great God Pangu and attempt to imitate the Dao charm of the first axe mark.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing: Proves his prowess in artifact refinement, continues to aid the Witch Clan, and makes progress in understanding the axe marks of Pangu.
• Nuwa: Assists Bai Jing in inscribing the Dao of Enchantment, expresses interest in learning artifact refinement, and declines to accompany Bai Jing to the Witch Clan.
• Di Jiang: Receives chaos qi from Bai Jing to accelerate his transformation, expresses gratitude but is interrupted by Bai Jing.
• Houtu: Seeks Bai Jing's advice on mastering the Dao of Reincarnation, decides to travel the Primordial World following his suggestion.

Significant Themes

• Artifact refinement: Bai Jing's skill in artifact refinement is highlighted, and Nuwa expresses interest in learning it.
• Guidance and assistance: Bai Jing continues to guide and assist the Witch Clan, providing them with resources and advice.
• Opportunity and enlightenment: The theme of finding opportunities for enlightenment and progress is emphasized, particularly in Houtu's case.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing and Nuwa: Collaborate in inscribing the Dao of Enchantment, and Nuwa expresses admiration for Bai Jing's artifact-refining skills.
• Bai Jing and the Witch Clan: Bai Jing visits the Witch Clan, bringing chaos qi for Di Jiang and advising Houtu, while the Twelve Ancestral Witches examine and discuss him.
• Bai Jing and Di Jiang: Di Jiang expresses gratitude to Bai Jing, but Bai Jing interrupts him, emphasizing that thanks can be expressed later.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing awakens after comprehending the first Dao rhythm within the nine axe marks, which took him over 1600 years.
• He returns to Yingzhou Immortal Island, where many great powers have gathered to hear his preaching.
• The island's restrictions open after three thousand years, allowing all cultivators to enter.
• Bai Jing answers questions from the Human Clan about acquired beings' cultivation and Minghe about fusing the Three Corpses before starting his Dao preaching.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing has comprehended the first Dao rhythm, indicating his growth as a saint.
• The Human Clan members show initiative in seeking answers for their clan's cultivation issues.
• Minghe, despite being a powerful figure, is disappointed by Bai Jing's lack of knowledge about fusing the Three Corpses.

Significant Themes

• The path to becoming a saint and the challenges faced by those at the final steps.
• The wealth and resources of a saint, as seen in Yingzhou Immortal Island's treasures.
• The cultivation of acquired beings and the Human Clan's future.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing interacts with the gathered great powers, answering their questions before preaching his Dao.
• The Human Clan members interact with Bai Jing, seeking guidance for their clan's cultivation.
• Minghe asks Bai Jing about fusing the Three Corpses, showing his eagerness to become a saint.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing concludes his three-thousand-year exposition, leaving the listeners enlightened.
• He dismisses the crowd but keeps the Three Pure Ones, Hongyun, Zhenyuanzi, and an unnamed cultivator behind.
• Bai Jing reveals his desire to exchange treasures with the Three Pure Ones.
• He successfully trades two Innate Five Directional Banners for branches of the Enlightenment Tea Tree.
• The Three Pure Ones depart, and Zhenyuanzi and Hongyun present gifts to Bai Jing.
• Bai Jing warns Hongyun about the consequences of attaining Sainthood through forced evolution.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing demonstrates his generosity and wisdom, securing valuable treasures for his origin repair.
• The Three Pure Ones show their willingness to trade, valuing the Enlightenment Tea Tree branches highly.
• Hongyun and Zhenyuanzi express their gratitude and commitment to Bai Jing after his guidance.

Significant Themes

• The importance of treasures and resources in cultivation and origin repair.
• The value of wisdom and guidance in the cultivation world.
• The consequences of forced evolution and attaining Sainthood through unnatural means.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing interacts with the Three Pure Ones, demonstrating his strength and equality through trade.
• He receives gifts from Zhenyuanzi and Hongyun, solidifying their relationships.
• Bai Jing guides Hongyun, showing his concern for the latter's future and the world's stability.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing sends Hongyun and Zhenyuanzi back to Five Villages Temple, fearing Demon Clan retaliation.
• Kong Xuan, an innate Dao body cultivator, appears before Bai Jing, seeking his teachings.
• Bai Jing accepts Kong Xuan as his chief disciple after assessing his understanding of the Dao.
• Kong Xuan is given the Five-Needle Pine and the White Lotus Primordial Essence Canon by Bai Jing.
• An ethereal voice in Zixiao Palace discusses the Primordial World's stability with Hongjun.
• Xihe gives birth to ten Golden Crow princes in the Demon Clan's Heavenly Court.
• Minghe creates the Ashura Clan, but receives less merit than Nuwa, failing to become a Saint.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing shows his care for his disciples' safety and his discernment in accepting Kong Xuan.
• Kong Xuan demonstrates his understanding of his Dao and is accepted as Bai Jing's disciple.
• Hongjun remains steadfast in his belief in Pangu's return, despite the ethereal voice's manipulations.
• Dijun shows his affection for Xihe and their children, boosting the Demon Clan's morale.
• Minghe's ambition to become a Saint through creating a new race is thwarted, but he maintains his composure.

Significant Themes

• The importance of fate and timing in accepting a disciple (Bai Jing and Kong Xuan).
• The struggle between the Heavenly Dao and beings beyond its control (Hongjun and the ethereal voice).
• The consequences of creating a new race (Minghe and the Ashura Clan).

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing and Kong Xuan: Master and disciple, with Bai Jing testing Kong Xuan's understanding of the Dao.
• Hongjun and the ethereal voice: A tense exchange where Hongjun remains unmoved by the voice's arguments.
• Dijun and Xihe: Dijun's concern and affection for Xihe and their children.
• Minghe and the Ashura Clan: Minghe's frustration with the Ashura Clan's merit and his decision to let them fend for themselves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing repairs his origin by refining three Innate Five Elements Banners and six Nine-Rank Merit Golden Lotuses.
• His origin and comprehension of the Purification Great Dao increase significantly.
• Bai Jing transforms into a Thirty-Grade Chaos White Lotus and attains a Chaos spiritual root level innate foundation.
• He breaks through to the peak of Daluo Golden Immortal and returns to Yingzhou Immortal Island.
• Bai Jing takes control of Yingzhou Immortal Island, refines its restrictions, and summons the Source-Yang Cauldron and Primordial Measure of Heaven Ruler.
• He senses the Heavenly Dao's gaze but is unperturbed and travels to Mount Shouyang.
• Bai Jing finds that Suiren, one of the Three Ancestors of Humanity, has become a Daluo Golden Immortal and condensed a unique Daluo Dao Fruit.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing's origin and comprehension of the Purification Great Dao significantly improve, leading to a substantial increase in his power and understanding of the Great Dao.
• Kong Xuan's cultivation breaks through to the middle stage of Taiyi Golden Immortal.
• Suiren becomes the first Human Clan member to reach Daluo Golden Immortal, demonstrating the clan's potential and resilience.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and enlightenment, as seen through Bai Jing's relentless quest to repair his origin and master the Great Dao.
• The Human Clan's unyielding spirit and potential for growth, exemplified by Suiren's breakthrough and the unique Daluo Dao Fruit he condensed.

Character Interactions

• Kong Xuan respectfully greets Bai Jing upon his return and continues his cultivation on Yingzhou Immortal Island.
• Bai Jing acknowledges Kong Xuan's progress and instructs him to remain on the island.
• Bai Jing observes Suiren's breakthrough and praises the Human Clan's spirit and potential, highlighting his continued interest and support for the clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing visits Xuan Yu, the leader of the Human Clan, to check on their development.
• Xuan Yu reports that the Human Clan has grown to over five billion members, with mixed-blood humans and witches numbering nearly a million.
• Bai Jing suggests having witches cultivate the Human Ancestor Scripture.
• Bai Jing guides Youchao to establish burial rites for the dead, earning merit and helping Youchao reach the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• Ziyi weaves the first piece of mortal cloth, also reaching the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• The Kongtong Seal appears, and Suiren passes it to Xuan Yu for safekeeping.
• Nuwa visits Bai Jing, warning him about the upcoming troubles for the Human Clan.

Character Developments

• Bai Jing: Shows concern for the Human Clan's development, provides guidance to Youchao and Ziyi, and leaves a thread of divine sense in the Kongtong Seal for protection.
• Xuan Yu: Devoted to the Human Clan's development, reports their progress to Bai Jing, and receives the Kongtong Seal.
• Youchao: Receives guidance from Bai Jing, establishes burial rites, and reaches the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• Ziyi: Receives guidance from Bai Jing, weaves the first mortal cloth, and reaches the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• Nuwa: Warns Bai Jing about the impending troubles for the Human Clan.

Significant Themes

• The Human Clan's development and growth.
• The importance of proper burial rites for the dead.
• The intermingling of human and witch bloodlines.
• The protection and guidance of the Human Clan by Bai Jing and Nuwa.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing interacts with Xuan Yu, Youchao, Ziyi, and Nuwa, providing guidance and support to the Human Clan.
• Xuan Yu reports to Bai Jing and receives the Kongtong Seal.
• Youchao and Ziyi receive guidance from Bai Jing and reach the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• Nuwa warns Bai Jing about the upcoming troubles for the Human Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Jing invites Nuwa to stay on Mount Shouyang, and they discuss artifact refinement.
• Laozi leaves Kunlun Mountain to find his opportunity to prove the Dao among the Human Clan.
• Laozi arrives at Mount Shouyang and decides to preach the Golden Elixir Path to all acquired beings, adapting his initial plan.
• Laozi preaches the Golden Elixir Path, and the Human Clan listens for nine hundred years.
• Laozi decides to establish the Daoist Church and prove the Dao, gaining a disciple in the process.

Character Developments

• Nuwa learns artifact refinement from Bai Jing but finds she has little talent for it.
• Laozi adapts his plan to preach the Golden Elixir Path to all acquired beings instead of just the Human Clan.
• A Human Clan member shows exceptional comprehension and becomes Laozi's disciple.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability: Laozi demonstrates his ability to adapt his plans based on new information.
• The Human Clan's development: The Human Clan's advancements in cultivation methods challenge Laozi's initial plans.
• Preaching the Dao: Laozi's decision to preach the Golden Elixir Path to all acquired beings highlights the theme of sharing knowledge and enlightenment.

Character Interactions

• Bai Jing and Nuwa discuss artifact refinement and share knowledge.
• Laozi interacts with the Human Clan, ultimately deciding to take one of them as his disciple.
• The Human Clan listens to Laozi's preaching, with one member showing exceptional comprehension and compatibility with his Great Dao.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi becomes a saint, but fails to attain the Primordial Golden Immortal fruition.
• Nuwa and the void beings discuss the power dynamics among the new saints.
• Laozi tests Xuandu, who becomes the first human to receive a saint's attention.
• The Three Pure Ones (Laozi, Yuanshi, Tongtian) become saints and announce they will preach the Dao at Kunlun Mountain.
• Jieyin and Zhunti, motivated by fear of being left behind, also become saints.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Becomes a saint but feels constrained by the Heavenly Dao. He tests Xuandu, showing his interest in taking a human disciple.
• Xuandu: Recognized by Laozi, receives a test to reach Kunlun Mountain, setting him on the path to becoming Laozi's disciple.
• The Three Pure Ones: All become saints, each with unique sects and purposes. They decide to preach the Dao together at Kunlun Mountain.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: Become saints to keep up with the other saints, showing their desire for recognition and power.

Significant Themes

• Sainthood: The path to sainthood, its constraints, and the power dynamics among saints.
• Dao Transmission: The importance of finding a suitable disciple to pass on one's Dao, as seen in Laozi's interest in Xuandu.
• Karmic Causality: The idea that one's fate is determined by their actions and the consequences of those actions, as seen in Jieyin and Zhunti's decision to become saints.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and Xuandu: Laozi tests Xuandu, showing interest in him as a potential disciple.
• The Three Pure Ones: They discuss their sainthood and decide to preach the Dao together, showing unity and cooperation.
• Jieyin and Zhunti: They interact, showing their desire to keep up with the other saints and their fear of being left behind.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jieyin and Zhunti establish the Western Teaching sect, gaining merit and becoming saints.
• Minghe establishes the Ashura Sect but receives minimal merit.
• Bai Jing establishes the Holy Lotus Sect, receiving substantial merit from the Heavenly Dao.

Character Developments

• Jieyin and Zhunti: They become saints but are burdened with debt to the Heavenly Dao.
• Minghe: Frustrated by the small amount of merit received for establishing his sect.
• Bai Jing: Establishes the Holy Lotus Sect to weaken the Heavenly Dao's authority and further his plans.

Significant Themes

• The importance of merit in becoming a saint and the Heavenly Dao's manipulation of merit distribution.
• The tension between the Heavenly Dao and the Demon Clan, with the increase in saints posing a threat to the Heavenly Court's power.

Character Interactions

• Jieyin and Zhunti: They work together to establish their sect and become saints, despite initial reluctance.
• Minghe and the Heavenly Dao: Minghe feels slighted by the small amount of merit received for establishing his sect.
• Bai Jing and the Heavenly Dao: Bai Jing establishes the Holy Lotus Sect to counter the Heavenly Dao's influence.
• Dijun and the Heavenly Dao: Dijun worries about the Heavenly Court's future with the increase in saints.