Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu spends a night by the campfire, feeling the chill of the Primordial World.
• Little Moon Spirit starts cultivating, with Yibao recording the process to potentially learn her cultivation method.
• Wu Chu struggles with negative emotions, thinking about his old life and family, and tries to sleep using a mental exercise.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Struggles with negative emotions and homesickness, but maintains resilience. He's hopeful about the possibility of cultivating in this world.
• Little Moon Spirit: Starts cultivating, displaying her high-level cultivation (Celestial Immortal) and the absence of meridians at her level.
• Yibao: Attempts to learn Little Moon Spirit's cultivation method but fails. She uploads the recorded footage to Wu Chu's phone.

Significant Themes

• Homesickness and Negative Emotions: Wu Chu grapples with feelings of loss and longing for his old life, highlighting the emotional challenges of being stranded in a foreign world.
• Cultivation and Aspiration: Wu Chu's hope of learning to cultivate in this world and potentially becoming a long-lived being is a driving force for his actions.
• The Strangeness of the Primordial World: The harsh, unfamiliar environment of the Primordial World is emphasized through Wu Chu's discomfort and the presence of dangerous beasts.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They have a brief exchange where Wu Chu asks Little Moon Spirit to let Yibao watch her cultivate.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: They discuss the possibility of learning Little Moon Spirit's cultivation method, with Yibao later reporting her failure to Wu Chu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and Yibao discuss cultivation methods, realizing that Wu Chu needs powerful spiritual strength to begin any cultivation path.
• Wu Chu decides to let nature take its course and improve his physique to increase spiritual strength.
• Wu Chu sees giant funnel-shaped clusters of light over the lake, indicating the presence of powerful creatures.
• Wu Chu prepares dinner and makes a bamboo toothbrush.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Struggles with the concept of cultivation and decides to improve his physical condition first. Shows concern for his teeth and hygiene.
• Yibao: Offers suggestions for making bamboo salt and a toothbrush. Shows understanding of Wu Chu's situation and concerns.
• Little Wolf Cub: Responds to a distant wolf howl, displaying a sense of pack loyalty and urgency.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and spiritual growth: Wu Chu's struggle to understand and begin cultivation highlights the challenges and complexities of spiritual development.
• Adaptation and survival: Wu Chu's focus on improving his physical condition and maintaining hygiene emphasizes the importance of adaptation and survival in the Primordial World.
• The unknown and danger: The sight of the light clusters over the lake serves as a reminder of the unknown and potential dangers lurking in the world.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao: They discuss cultivation methods and daily necessities, showing a collaborative and supportive relationship.
• Wu Chu and Little Wolf Cub: Wu Chu feeds the cub and shows concern for its well-being. The cub responds to a distant wolf howl, demonstrating a connection between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and his group encounter a pack of giant wolves and a massive black bear in the forest.
• The wolves, belonging to the Moon-Roaring Clan, seek Wu Chu's help against the bear and offer loyalty in exchange.
• The bear retreats after the wolves claim Wu Chu as their master.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Struggles with the unexpected responsibility of being seen as a powerful figure by the wolves.
• Yibao: Shows a growing tendency to make jokes and tease Wu Chu.
• Little Moon Spirit: Demonstrates loyalty and willingness to protect Wu Chu, but lacks understanding of human customs regarding mounts.

Significant Themes

• Appearances vs. Reality: Wu Chu is mistaken for a powerful figure due to his human form, leading to unexpected responsibilities.
• Misunderstandings: Wu Chu's struggle with the wolves' misunderstanding of his capabilities.
• Loyalty: The wolves offer loyalty to Wu Chu in exchange for protection.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao: Their dynamic shifts as Yibao becomes more playful and teasing.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: Little Moon Spirit shows unwavering loyalty and protectiveness towards Wu Chu.
• Wu Chu and the Moon-Roaring Clan: The wolves mistake Wu Chu for a powerful figure and offer loyalty, leading to an unexpected responsibility for Wu Chu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu refuses the Howling Moon Wolf Clan's loyalty, plucking fur from their tails as a symbolic punishment.
• Wu Chu collects wolf fur to make toothbrushes and considers using bear fat for soap.
• Little Moon Spirit brings back the black bear Wu Chu had previously scared away, which he plans to use for food and its hide for warmth.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Shows leadership and resourcefulness, planning to use the wolf fur and bear hide for practical purposes. He also displays empathy towards the black bear.
• Little Moon Spirit: Demonstrates her strength and hunting skills, proving herself useful to Wu Chu. She also shows curiosity and eagerness to learn from Wu Chu.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation: Wu Chu adapts to his new environment by finding uses for the resources around him, such as making toothbrushes from wolf fur and planning to make soap from bear fat.
• Empathy: Wu Chu feels sympathy for the black bear, showing his compassionate side despite the bear's intended use for food and its hide.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They work together, with Wu Chu guiding Little Moon Spirit in skinning the bear and using her magical power to soak the bear hide. Their relationship continues to grow, with Wu Chu treating Little Moon Spirit like a younger sister or apprentice.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and his companions are at the lakeside, processing a recently hunted bear.
• They obtain various organs and fat from the bear, with Wu Chu emphasizing the importance of each part.
• Wu Chu teaches Little Moon Spirit about cooking and overcoming disgust, using the bear's intestines as an example.
• Wu Chu renders bear oil and plans to cook honey-steamed bear paw, asking Little Moon Spirit to find wild honey and Wild Mountain Ginseng.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Demonstrates his culinary knowledge and teaching skills, showing patience and understanding towards Little Moon Spirit's initial squeamishness.
• Little Moon Spirit (Yueling): Shows eagerness to learn and adapt, overcoming her initial aversion to handling raw, disgusting ingredients.
• Yibao: Exhibits her ability to manipulate Wu Chu's phone, displaying her growing understanding of human technology.

Significant Themes

• Learning and Adaptation: Both Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit learn and adapt to new situations and knowledge.
• Overcoming Disgust: The chapter explores the idea of overcoming initial revulsion to learn and appreciate new things, symbolized by handling and cooking the bear's organs.
• Resourcefulness: Wu Chu makes use of every part of the bear, emphasizing the importance of each ingredient in the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: Wu Chu teaches and guides Little Moon Spirit, showing patience and understanding. Little Moon Spirit eagerly learns from him.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: They engage in playful banter, with Yibao teasing Wu Chu about his knowledge of "little movies."

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu, an Ordinary man with an Ordinary strange illness, spends his night rendering bear fat into oil and cracklings.
• Yibao, his Phone Sprite, teases him, and they have a light-hearted conversation about Scorpio men and relationships.
• Little Moon Spirit, a creature from the Primordial World, returns with a giant Wild Mountain Ginseng and a honeycomb.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit have a brief conversation about longevity and transformation in the Primordial World.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Shows patience and calmness in his tasks, displays a philosophical view on relationships, and expresses empathy for the Wild Mountain Ginseng.
• Yibao: Continues to tease Wu Chu, showing a playful and mischievous side.
• Little Moon Spirit: Demonstrates strength and resourcefulness in obtaining the Wild Mountain Ginseng and honeycomb, and shows curiosity about Wu Chu's Ordinary nature.

Significant Themes

• The Ordinary illness: Wu Chu's unique condition is a central theme, setting him apart from the creatures of the Primordial World.
• Relationship dynamics: The conversation between Wu Chu and Yibao touches on the complexities of relationships and the role of familiarity and novelty.
• Longevity and transformation: The discussion between Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit highlights the vast differences in lifespan and development between humans and Primordial World creatures.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao: Their playful banter showcases their close, familiar relationship, with Yibao teasing Wu Chu and Wu Chu good-naturedly enduring it.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They have a respectful and curious exchange, with Wu Chu showing interest in Little Moon Spirit's world and Little Moon Spirit showing acceptance of Wu Chu's Ordinary nature.
• Little Moon Spirit and Little Wolf Cub: They interact playfully, with Little Moon Spirit enjoying the Little Wolf Cub's antics and rewarding it with treats.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu continues having dreams where he cultivates as the Purple Jade Daoist, absorbing spiritual energy and mana.
• He tries to replicate the cultivation method in his dream but fails, leading him to question its authenticity.
• Little Moon Spirit experiments with Honey-Glazed Roasted Meat, delighting Wu Chu with her culinary progress.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit discuss various seasonings, and Yibao provides images of them from Wu Chu's memories.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Struggles to replicate his dream cultivation method, becomes frustrated but remains curious and determined.
• Little Moon Spirit: Demonstrates creativity and initiative in her culinary experiments, showing growth in her understanding of the Culinary Dao.
• Yibao: Shows eagerness to learn and create, revealing her ambition to grow faster and gain more Merit.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and learning: Wu Chu's struggle to replicate his dream cultivation method highlights the challenges and frustrations of learning new skills or knowledge.
• Creativity and innovation: Little Moon Spirit's culinary experiments showcase the value of creativity and initiative in problem-solving and growth.
• Ambition and desire: Yibao's focus on gaining Merit reflects her ambition and desire for growth and improvement.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: Their interaction revolves around culinary experiments and discussions about seasonings, showcasing a mentoring relationship with mutual respect and affection.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: Their playful banter highlights their close relationship, with Wu Chu acting as a mentor and Yibao displaying her ambition and eagerness to learn.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit spend the night by the lake, with Wu Chu enjoying the bear meat and contemplating cultivation.
• They gather scallions and garlic chives for cooking, and Wu Chu decides to steam bear paws.
• Yibao reveals she can use the law of size alteration to enlarge the clay basin using the power from Wu Chu's phone.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu shows his carefree and casual nature, enjoying the food and pondering cultivation.
• Little Moon Spirit displays her curiosity and innocence, asking about cultivation partners and little wives.
• Yibao demonstrates her confidence and pride, initially refusing to help enlarge the clay basin but eventually doing so after Wu Chu's persuasion.

Significant Themes

• The power of cultivation and merit, hinted at through Yibao's abilities and Wu Chu's contemplation.
• The relationship between cultivation partners, discussed between Wu Chu, Yibao, and Little Moon Spirit.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao's playful banter, with Wu Chu teasing Yibao and Yibao responding with pride and mock anger.
• Wu Chu's care for Little Moon Spirit, shown in his patient explanations and guidance.
• The dynamic between Wu Chu, Yibao, and Little Moon Spirit, with Wu Chu as the carefree leader, Yibao as the proud and confident one, and Little Moon Spirit as the curious and innocent one.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yibao successfully reforges the clay pot with Merit Power, allowing it to grow and shrink under Little Moon Spirit's control.
• Wu Chu instructs Little Moon Spirit to prepare a steamed bear paw using a bear's front paw from the Primordial World.
• The bear paw is cleaned, scored, and stuffed with ginger, then steamed for over three hours. Honey is brushed on, and it's deep-fried before being steamed again with ginseng slices.
• The steamed bear paw is finally ready, and its aroma attracts nearby spiritual creatures.

Character Developments

• Yibao: Shows pride in her accomplishment but remains mischievous and secretive about her abilities.
• Wu Chu: Demonstrates his knowledge of cooking and appreciation for high-quality ingredients. He also shows affection towards Little Moon Spirit's innocence and naivety.
• Little Moon Spirit: Learns cooking techniques from Wu Chu, displays humility, and takes his teachings seriously. She also shows curiosity about Wu Chu's potential recovery.

Significant Themes

• The power of Merit Power and its applications (clay pot's growth and shrinkage).
• The value of simple cooking methods for high-end ingredients.
• The allure of rare and powerful ingredients (bear paw from the Primordial World).

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu admires Yibao's accomplishment but teases her playfully.
• Yibao feels annoyed by Wu Chu's teasing but keeps her other abilities a secret.
• Wu Chu enjoys playing Go with Little Moon Spirit, appreciating her innocence and lack of skill.
• Little Moon Spirit learns from Wu Chu, showing eagerness and humility.
• Yibao feels left out while watching Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit interact.
• A Qiu, the little wolf, shows interest in the steamed bear paw, drooling and watching from the side.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu overeats a heavenly delicacy, leading to a spiritual energy overload.
• He experiences symptoms of drunkenness and heat, unable to digest the excess energy.
• He enters a trance-like state and discovers a crimson world within his mind, representing his spiritual energy.
• In this world, he finds a pulsating crimson boulder and a sea of multicolored mist.
• He learns to draw white mist into the sea, widening paths and breaking barriers, effectively cultivating his spiritual energy in a primitive manner.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Shows greed in consuming the delicacy, leading to his current state. He demonstrates curiosity and determination in exploring his newfound spiritual energy world and begins cultivating.
• Yibao: Shows concern for Wu Chu's condition and helps him lie down. She plans to record and analyze his data but lacks the necessary tools.

Significant Themes

• Greed and its consequences: Wu Chu's greed in consuming the delicacy leads to his current state.
• New beginnings: The chapter marks Wu Chu's first step into the world of cultivation.
• Primitive cultivation: Wu Chu's method of cultivating is crude but effective, reflecting his lack of knowledge and guidance.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao: Yibao shows concern for Wu Chu's condition, while Wu Chu is focused on exploring his new spiritual energy world.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: Though not directly interacting, Little Moon Spirit's experience with excess spiritual energy helps Yibao understand Wu Chu's condition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu wakes up after sleeping for over a month, discovering he has gained significant strength and can now use inner vision for cultivation.
• He accidentally damages his cabin's roof due to his increased strength.
• Wu Chu struggles to adapt to his newfound power, needing help from Little Moon Spirit for simple tasks like going to the toilet and bathing.
• He experiments with his new abilities, jumping to great heights and practicing to control his strength.
• Wu Chu decides to make soap to clean his clothes.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Gains significant strength and the ability to use inner vision for cultivation. Struggles to adapt to his new power but is overjoyed with his progress.
• Little Moon Spirit: Shows concern and care for Wu Chu, helping him with daily tasks as he adapts to his increased strength.
• Yibao: Retreats into the phone, feeling jealous of Little Moon Spirit's attention towards Wu Chu.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation: Wu Chu struggles to adapt to his newfound strength, highlighting the theme of change and adaptation.
• Growth: Wu Chu's journey showcases personal growth and development, both physically and in his cultivation abilities.
• Humor: The chapter incorporates comedic elements, such as Wu Chu's clumsy attempts to control his strength and his accidental exposure while jumping.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: Little Moon Spirit assists Wu Chu in various tasks, showing a caring and attentive side to her character.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: Yibao feels jealous of Little Moon Spirit's attention towards Wu Chu, leading to her retreat into the phone.
• Wu Chu and Yueling: Yueling watches Wu Chu's antics from afar, showing curiosity and amusement at his behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu, Yueling, and Yibao make soap using the method extracted from Wu Chu's memories.
• The Howling Moon Wolf Clan gifts Wu Chu a dead beast, Dang Kang, as a token of gratitude.
• Wu Chu and Yueling discuss the nature of the Dang Kang beast, with Yueling revealing its ability to locate spiritual plants and its potential to cause destruction.
• Wu Chu, Yueling, and Yibao successfully create soap, but no Merit is awarded.
• Wu Chu washes his clothes and bear hides using the soap, and Little Moon Spirit suggests he try wielding her sword.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu demonstrates adaptability and resourcefulness by using his memories to create soap.
• Yueling shows knowledge of the Dang Kang beast and its abilities.
• Little Moon Spirit expresses her desire to eat the Azure Dragon, revealing her obsession with it.

Significant Themes

• The theme of resourcefulness and adaptation is shown through Wu Chu's ability to create soap from his memories.
• The theme of knowledge and understanding is demonstrated through Yueling's recognition of the Dang Kang beast.
• The theme of desire and obsession is highlighted through Little Moon Spirit's fixation on eating the Azure Dragon.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu interacts with Yueling and Yibao to create soap, demonstrating teamwork and cooperation.
• Wu Chu and Yueling discuss the nature of the Dang Kang beast, showcasing their shared curiosity and knowledge.
• Little Moon Spirit encourages Wu Chu to try wielding her sword, displaying her faith in his abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A heavy rainstorm occurs, and Wu Chu, Little Moon Spirit, and Little Wolf Cub are inside their wooden house.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit engage in a game of chess while waiting for the rain to pass.
• Wu Chu eats a honey-smothered bear paw and decides to cultivate, with Little Moon Spirit guarding him.
• After cultivating for a day, Wu Chu wakes up and asks Little Moon Spirit for a sip of water. She misunderstands and gives him a cup of her saliva, which Little Wolf Cub knocks over. Wu Chu asks for another cup, and Little Moon Spirit clarifies her misunderstanding.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: He continues to cultivate and grows stronger. His appetite also increases significantly. He shows curiosity and a desire to try new things, like tasting dragon meat.
• Little Moon Spirit: She becomes more attentive to Wu Chu's needs, hoping to please him and eat dragon meat sooner. She also shows a shy and bashful side when she misunderstands Wu Chu's request for water.
• Little Wolf Cub: It remains protective of Wu Chu, knocking over the cup of saliva to prevent Wu Chu from drinking it.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation: Wu Chu continues to cultivate and grow stronger, digesting the spiritual energy within his body.
• Food and appetite: Wu Chu's appetite increases, and he expresses a desire to taste dragon meat. Food is also used as a bonding mechanism between the characters.
• Misunderstandings: Little Moon Spirit misunderstands Wu Chu's request for water, leading to a humorous situation.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They interact playfully, with Little Moon Spirit trying to please Wu Chu and Wu Chu showing curiosity and amusement in their interactions.
• Wu Chu and Little Wolf Cub: Little Wolf Cub remains protective of Wu Chu, showing its loyalty and concern for his well-being.
• Wu Chu, Little Moon Spirit, and Little Wolf Cub: The three characters share a close bond, with Little Moon Spirit and Little Wolf Cub both showing concern for Wu Chu's well-being and happiness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu misunderstands Little Moon Spirit's offer of water, leading to an awkward moment.
• Wu Chu bathes and practices his water-controlling technique, improving his strength and jumping abilities.
• Wu Chu realizes he hasn't reached the Innate Realm despite consuming a potent Wild Mountain Ginseng.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit discuss cultivation realms, revealing that Little Moon Spirit is in the Heavenly Immortal Realm.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu shows growth in his strength and control over his abilities.
• Little Moon Spirit demonstrates her knowledge of cultivation realms and her diligence in preparing food for Wu Chu.

Significant Themes

• The awkwardness and misunderstandings that can arise from cultural and linguistic differences.
• The process of learning and growth, both in terms of physical abilities and knowledge.
• The importance of patience and persistence in cultivation and self-improvement.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit's interaction highlights their growing understanding and comfort with each other.
• Wu Chu's praise of Little Moon Spirit's cooking skills boosts her confidence and happiness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu learns that all life in the current Primordial World is Innate Beings, including plants, and that Acquired Beings haven't appeared yet.
• He realizes that the cultivation knowledge he knows might not be entirely accurate but can still serve as a reference.
• Wu Chu asks Little Moon Spirit about the Indestructible Spirit Light and learns about Innate Divine Beings.
• Wu Chu cultivates and breaks through several barriers within his body, experiencing a transformation.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Becomes more confident in his cultivation progress and understands his body's transformation better.
• Little Moon Spirit: Shows concern for Wu Chu's cultivation and is eager to help him.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and growth: Wu Chu's cultivation journey and the transformation of his body.
• Knowledge and understanding: Wu Chu's realization that his previous knowledge might not be entirely accurate.
• Power dynamics: The existence of powerful beings like old Daoist Ran Deng and Innate Divine Beings.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They interact more, with Little Moon Spirit showing concern for Wu Chu's cultivation and Wu Chu treating her kindly.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: They have a playful exchange, with Yibao teasing Wu Chu about his boasting.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Wu Chu, after crossing over, experiences physical changes and impurities being expelled from his body, resembling descriptions from novels and dramas.
• He realizes he's likely in the Innate Realm and his lifespan should be more than a hundred days due to the Wild Mountain Ginseng.
• Wu Chu spends three days cultivating, which equals three years on Earth. His hair and beard grow significantly.
• He asks Little Moon Spirit to help shave his beard, but Yibao volunteers instead.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Realizes the truth behind physical transformations in cultivation novels, adapts to his changing physique, and understands the passage of time in the Primordial World.
• Little Moon Spirit: Shows concern for Wu Chu's well-being, understands the concept of a 'wife' as a dao companion, but doesn't grasp the full extent of the role.
• Yibao: Teases Wu Chu, feels jealous when Little Moon Spirit wants to be Wu Chu's wife, but can't explain the difference between a wife and a dao companion.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and its physical effects: Wu Chu's body changes and increased strength due to cultivation.
• Time dilation: Three days in the Primordial World equals three years on Earth.
• Relationship dynamics: Wu Chu's interactions with Little Moon Spirit and Yibao, and the concept of a 'wife' and 'dao companion'.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They have a friendly, almost familial bond. Little Moon Spirit is concerned about Wu Chu's well-being and wants to help him.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: They have a playful, teasing relationship. Yibao feels jealous when Little Moon Spirit wants to be Wu Chu's wife but can't explain the difference between a wife and a dao companion.
• Little Moon Spirit and Yibao: They have a competitive dynamic, with Little Moon Spirit not understanding the full extent of being a wife and Yibao feeling jealous of her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu, after cleaning up and trimming his appearance, looks more spirited.
• Wu Chu decides to target the Azure Dragon's corpse for its innate substances.
• Little Moon Spirit uses her Cloud-Riding Mist Art to carry Wu Chu and Yibao to the Azure Dragon.
• Wu Chu tries but fails to cut through or pry open the Azure Dragon's scales.
• Yibao suggests that the Azure Dragon's mouth is its weak point.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Shows determination in improving his physique and strength, and displays a practical mindset by suggesting raising Dang Kangs for food.
• Little Moon Spirit: Demonstrates her ability to use the Cloud-Riding Mist Art and shows concern for Wu Chu's safety by waiting at a distance from the Azure Dragon's corpse.
• Yibao: Reveals her analytical abilities and suggests targeting the Azure Dragon's mouth as its weak point.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and survival in a primitive world.
• The importance of strength and physical prowess.
• The value of practical knowledge and problem-solving skills.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit: They work together, with Little Moon Spirit carrying Wu Chu and Yibao to the Azure Dragon, and Wu Chu discussing plans with her.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: They collaborate to find a way to harvest the Azure Dragon's innate substances, with Yibao using her analytical skills to suggest targeting the dragon's mouth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu discovers the head of an azure dragon on a mountainside, with fresh Dragon Blood flowing from its mouth.
• He decides to cut off the dragon's tongue, despite its immense size and the lingering psychological intimidation of the dead dragon.
• After several hours of chopping, Wu Chu manages to cut off two large chunks of the dragon's tongue, weighing around 660 lbs (300 jin) each.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu demonstrates determination and perseverance in facing the daunting task of cutting the dragon's tongue, despite his initial apprehension.
• Yibao, a Merit Spiritual Treasure, shows a playful and somewhat mischievous side, laughing at Wu Chu's struggle but ultimately supporting him.
• Little Moon Spirit, initially unseen, expresses delight and admiration for Wu Chu's return with the dragon meat.

Significant Themes

• The lingering might and intimidation of a dead dragon, symbolizing the psychological impact of past threats.
• The transformation of dragon slaying into butchering meat, highlighting the mundane tasks that follow extraordinary feats.
• The value of perseverance and determination in overcoming challenging tasks.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao interact playfully, with Wu Chu threatening to spank Yibao for laughing at him, and Yibao retorting with sarcastic remarks.
• Wu Chu expresses affection towards Little Moon Spirit, hugging her upon his return with the dragon meat.
• Wu Chu seeks Little Moon Spirit's help in preparing the dragon meat, showing trust in her abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu discovers that Azure Dragon's blood still retains vitality, posing a risk to consume.
• He conducts an experiment using fire to try and neutralize the blood's vitality, but it reacts strangely and wriggles in the flame.
• Wu Chu pours the Dragon Blood into the lake, causing a feeding frenzy among the fish. A large, crimson giant fish shows interest in Wu Chu.
• Little Moon Spirit cooks a piece of Dragon Tongue Meat in a clay pot.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu demonstrates caution and thoroughness in his experiments, learning from his mistakes.
• Little Moon Spirit shows confidence in her ability to handle the Dragon Meat, displaying fearlessness.
• Yibao and Little Moon Spirit both show eagerness to participate in Wu Chu's experiments to gain Merit.

Significant Themes

• The power and danger of consuming powerful creatures like dragons.
• The curiosity and determination of Wu Chu in understanding and adapting to his new environment.
• The relationship between Wu Chu and the creatures around him, such as the Red Giant Fish.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit work together, with Wu Chu seeking her help in his experiments.
• Wu Chu interacts with the Red Giant Fish, feeling a connection but unable to communicate or help it directly.
• Yibao and Little Moon Spirit both show enthusiasm to assist Wu Chu, indicating their growing bond with him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu feeds the Red Giant Fish with the bloody water from the Dragon Meat, and the fish absorbs it without harm.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit attempt to cook the Dragon Tongue Meat, discovering its extraordinary resistance to heat and energy.
• Wu Chu clears a plot of land and plants various spirit plants with Little Moon Spirit's help.
• Wu Chu wakes up after a short rest, and Little Moon Spirit is almost done cooking the Dragon Tongue Meat.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu shows concern for the Red Giant Fish's well-being, indicating his growing affection for the creature.
• Little Moon Spirit demonstrates patience and diligence in cooking the Dragon Tongue Meat, showcasing her determination to help Wu Chu.
• Wu Chu's cultivation level is hinted to be at the Golden Immortal level, as he can chop Dragon Meat with ease.

Significant Themes

• The extraordinary nature of the Dragon Meat and its energy, which requires special methods to cook and consume.
• The passage of time in the Primordial World, with a day there equivalent to a year on Earth.
• Wu Chu's growing bond with Little Moon Spirit, as he seeks her help and protection.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu interacts playfully with Little Moon Spirit, showing affection and appreciation for her help.
• Wu Chu and Little Moon Spirit work together to cook the Dragon Tongue Meat, highlighting their teamwork and mutual respect.
• Yibao briefly appears, expressing her displeasure at being left out and asserting her power as a Primordial Supreme Treasure.