Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ze, a cute beast, successfully advances to the Daluo level, causing a public humiliation scene due to its exaggerated ego and refusal to take human form.
• Wu Chu, along with A Wu and A Wen, returns to Purple Jade Mountain and later heads to Purple Cloud Palace for the Patriarch's second sermon. They are delayed at the gate due to the Patriarch's seclusion.

Character Developments

• Bai Ze: Despite advancing to a higher level, Bai Ze remains attached to its cute beast form, refusing to take human form consistently. It shows growth in its cultivation but struggles with maintaining humility.
• Wu Chu: Wu Chu demonstrates confidence and calmness in the face of the powerful Chaos Divine Thunder, showing growth in his cultivation and understanding of the world's profound principles.

Significant Themes

• Humility vs. Pride: Bai Ze's struggle with maintaining humility after achieving a higher level of cultivation.
• The Path of Cultivation: Wu Chu's understanding that the path of cultivation has no end, and even Sages have flaws, reflecting the theme of continuous growth and learning.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Bai Ze: Wu Chu mocks Bai Ze for acting cute and pretending to be a pet, highlighting the contrast in their attitudes towards cultivation and growth.
• Tongtian and Wu Chu: Wu Chu criticizes Tongtian's narrow-minded view of the world, showing a protective and guiding role towards his younger brother.
• Yuanshi and Tongtian: Yuanshi seizes the opportunity to berate Tongtian, displaying his tendency to criticize others without regard for their status.

Key Plot Points/Events

• The author concludes the "ten-update blitz" and appeals for reader support.
• The current monthly ticket count is around 500, falling short of the 1000 target.
• The author expresses concern about a decline in subscriptions and encourages readers to stop "stockpiling" chapters.

Character Developments

• The author (as the narrator) demonstrates sincerity, urgency, and a touch of humor in their appeal for support.

Significant Themes

• Support and Engagement: The author emphasizes the importance of reader support through votes and subscriptions to keep the story going.
• Transparency: The author openly discusses the story's progress and the challenges faced, fostering a direct connection with readers.

Character Interactions

• The author directly addresses readers as "brothers and sisters," creating a familial, inclusive tone and encouraging interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and his group arrive early at Purple Cloud Palace. Wu Chu triggers the formation to alert Hao, who lets them in.
• They spend time cultivating in the Chaos Divine Lightning outside Purple Cloud Palace before the second lecture begins.
• Houtu comprehends the Dao of Life within the annihilating Chaos Divine Lightning, which combines with the Dao of Death to form reincarnation.

Character Developments

• Hao shows maturity in understanding the dynamics between Wu Chu and the others, and Wu Chu acknowledges Hao's value.
• Wu Chu feels melancholic about Houtu's potential future and her comprehension of the Dao of Life.
• Houtu remains compassionate and dedicated to her path, even in the face of potential challenges.

Significant Themes

• Compassion and Selflessness: Houtu's compassion for lonely ghosts and wandering spirits drives her to create the Dao of Reincarnation, demonstrating selflessness and sacrifice.
• Cultivation and Comprehension: The struggle to comprehend the Dao is a central theme, with Houtu's achievement highlighting the rarity and value of such insights.
• Jealousy and Acceptance: Wu Chu's envy of Houtu's accomplishment and his acceptance of her path reflect the complex emotions and choices faced by cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu shows affection towards Hao, acknowledging his worth and understanding his role.
• Wu Chu and Houtu interact as a couple, with Wu Chu expressing his envy of Houtu's comprehension and Houtu inviting him to enjoy food and wine together.
• The group dynamic between Wu Chu, Hao, and the others is shown, with Wu Chu leading and the others following his example.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu and Nuwa discuss their relationship and fears of losing it.
• Wu Chu learns that Ran Deng, whom they had previously tried to kill, has arrived at Purple Cloud Palace, mediated by the Western Land brothers.
• Wu Chu's junior brothers and sisters discuss the situation and express their opinions on reconciling with the Western Land brothers and forgiving Ran Deng.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Reflects on his relationship with Nuwa and worries about losing her affection. He also considers the potential consequences of not reconciling with the Western Land brothers and forgiving Ran Deng.
• Nuwa: Expresses her anger towards Zhunti and her desire to hit him. She is protective of Wu Chu and does not want him to be bullied by his junior brothers.
• The Western Land Brothers: Their status has decreased after losing their qualification to sit on the prayer cushions. They attempt to mediate between Wu Chu and Ran Deng.
• Ran Deng: Despite his past actions, he has come to Purple Cloud Palace, likely mediated by the Western Land brothers.

Significant Themes

• Relationships and fears of loss: Wu Chu worries about losing Nuwa's affection and the potential loss of his junior brothers' respect.
• Reconciliation and forgiveness: The theme of forgiving past transgressions and reconciling with others is explored, with Wu Chu considering the benefits and drawbacks of doing so.
• Power dynamics: The change in the Western Land brothers' status highlights the importance of power and respect in their relationships with others.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Nuwa: They discuss their relationship and fears, with Nuwa expressing her protective instincts towards Wu Chu.
• Wu Chu and the Western Land Brothers: Though not directly interacting, Wu Chu considers the potential consequences of not reconciling with them.
• Wu Chu and Ran Deng: Though not interacting directly, Wu Chu considers the possibility of forgiving Ran Deng and the potential consequences of not doing so.
• Nuwa and the others: They discuss the situation and express their opinions on reconciling with the Western Land brothers and forgiving Ran Deng, with Nuwa being particularly protective of Wu Chu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu decides to meet the sorrowful brothers (Jieyin and Zhunti) and Lantern-Burning Daoist to maintain harmony in the Primordial World.
• Lantern-Burning Daoist, who had previously tried to kill Wu Chu, seeks forgiveness and reconciliation.
• Wu Chu forgives Lantern-Burning, and the sorrowful brothers apologize for their past actions, seeking unity and harmony.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu shows maturity and wisdom by prioritizing harmony and forgiveness over personal grudges.
• Lantern-Burning Daoist expresses remorse for his past actions and fears Wu Chu's retaliation.
• Jieyin and Zhunti show political acumen by apologizing and seeking reconciliation to maintain unity.

Significant Themes

• Forgiveness and reconciliation: Wu Chu and Lantern-Burning Daoist overcome their past enmity, highlighting the importance of forgiveness and moving forward.
• Unity and harmony: The characters emphasize the need for unity and harmony to maintain stability in the Primordial World, reflecting the theme of cooperation over conflict.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Lantern-Burning Daoist: Their interaction showcases forgiveness and understanding, with Wu Chu acknowledging Lantern-Burning's sincerity and remorse.
• Jieyin and Zhunti with Wu Chu, Red Cloud, and Nuwa: The sorrowful brothers apologize and seek unity, demonstrating their political savvy and desire for harmony.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu's past actions and motivations regarding Ran Deng are revealed.
• Jieyin and Zhunti leave Purple Cloud Palace after the lecture, feeling unwelcome.
• The Patriarch's second lecture focuses on the Three Corpses Severing Method, explaining its key points and the need for top-grade spiritual treasures.
• Wu Chu is summoned by the Patriarch, who reveals that he won't be granting him the Grandmist Purple Qi, as he intends for Red Cloud to have it.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu's disappointment and frustration grow as he realizes the Patriarch's intentions for the Grandmist Purple Qi.
• The Patriarch shows favoritism towards Jieyin and Zhunti, hinting at his desire for the Western Land to have two saints.

Significant Themes

• Favoritism and Bias: The Patriarch's favoritism towards Jieyin and Zhunti is evident, causing Wu Chu to feel unfairly treated.
• Scheming and Manipulation: Wu Chu's past actions and motivations reveal his strategic thinking and willingness to manipulate others for his goals.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and the Patriarch: Their interaction highlights the Patriarch's favoritism towards Jieyin and Zhunti, causing Wu Chu to feel cheated and disappointed.
• Wu Chu and Ran Deng: Wu Chu's thoughts reveal his past actions towards Ran Deng, driven by his usual persona of kindness and lack of threat posed by Ran Deng.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Patriarch reveals the Grandmist Purple Qi's temptation and the Immortal Slaying Sword's power to Wu Chu.
• Wu Chu is given a choice: refine the Grandmist Purple Qi to become a Saint himself or let Red Cloud refine it.
• The Patriarch explains that refining the Grandmist Purple Qi means becoming one with the Primordial World, risking death if the world perishes.
• Wu Chu is given one yuanhui (an indeterminate period) to decide, with the possibility of comprehending his own Dao to earn the Patriarch's approval.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu struggles with his decision, showing indecision and a lack of a clear Dao path.
• The Patriarch demonstrates wisdom and foresight, understanding the consequences of refining the Grandmist Purple Qi and Wu Chu's internal conflict.

Significant Themes

• The temptation of power and the consequences of one's choices.
• The struggle to find one's own path and purpose in life.
• The interconnectedness of all things, as seen in the risk of perishing with the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and the Patriarch engage in a conversation revealing Wu Chu's internal conflict and the Patriarch's understanding of his disciple's dilemma.
• Wu Chu's hesitation contrasts with the Patriarch's clarity and decisiveness, highlighting the differences in their characters and understanding of the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu returns from meeting the Ancestor, conflicted about the Grandmist Purple Qi.
• He decides not to refine the Qi immediately, instead asking Yibao to analyze it.
• Wu Chu struggles with the decision due to his friendship with Red Cloud, who was supposed to receive the Qi.
• Wu Chu decides to use the temptation of the Qi to temper his Dao Heart.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu grapples with moral dilemmas and shows growth in his understanding of friendship and loyalty.
• Yibao demonstrates wisdom and understanding, helping Wu Chu navigate his internal conflict.

Significant Themes

• Friendship vs. Ambition: Wu Chu struggles between his desire for power and his loyalty to his friend.
• Temptation and Moral Growth: The Grandmist Purple Qi serves as a temptation that helps Wu Chu grow morally.
• The Burden of Opportunity: Wu Chu feels guilty for taking an opportunity meant for someone else.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Yibao's interaction shows a deep understanding and trust between them.
• Wu Chu's interaction with his junior brothers and sisters highlights their envy and admiration for him.
• Wu Chu's thoughts about Tongtian suggest a sense of responsibility for his fellow disciples.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu returns to Purple Jade Mountain after the Primordial Land gathering.
• He decides to make contact with the Grandmist Purple Qi before deciding whether to pursue it.
• Wu Chu enters seclusion and consults Yibao about the Grandmist Purple Qi.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu struggles with the temptation of attaining the Dao versus keeping his promise to Red Cloud.
• Yibao reveals she can access the 'Heavenly Dao System' and offers to help Wu Chu find the Origin Core within the Great Dao Origin.

Significant Themes

• Temptation vs. Loyalty: Wu Chu's internal conflict between pursuing power and keeping his word.
• The Nature of the Dao: The exploration of the Great Dao Origin and the Origin Core within it.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu seeks Yibao's help in understanding the Grandmist Purple Qi and finding the Origin Core.
• Yibao shares her insights about the Grandmist Purple Qi and offers to assist Wu Chu in his search for the Origin Core.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu continues to comprehend the Dao of Greed, causing noticeable changes in his temperament.
• Butterfly Lady, Red Cloud's disciple, advances to the Daluo Realm.
• Wu Chu, Houtu, and other disciples visit Red Cloud's Fire Cloud Palace to congratulate Butterfly Lady.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu's possessiveness and greed increase due to his comprehension of the Dao of Greed.
• Butterfly Lady successfully advances to the Daluo Realm, strengthening her position.
• Red Cloud, despite his initial embarrassment, shows willingness to marry Butterfly Lady.

Significant Themes

• The theme of cultivation and its effects on one's temperament and relationships.
• The importance of companionship and marriage in the cultivation world.
• The benefits of Dao Resonance when a being advances in realm.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Houtu discuss Wu Chu's changes and decide to visit Red Cloud.
• Wu Chu, Fuxi, and others tease Red Cloud about his relationship with Butterfly Lady.
• Nuwa, Fuxi, Zhen Yuanzi, and others suggest that Red Cloud and Butterfly Lady should marry.

Key Plot Points

• Red Cloud marries his former disciple, Butterfly Lady, after dissolving their master-disciple relationship.
• The wedding is a grand event attended by powerful cultivators, including the eleven Ancestral Witches, the Three Kunlun Brothers, and others.
• Wu Chu, as the eldest senior brother, plays a significant role in organizing the wedding and guiding the guests in their discussions of the Dao.

Character Developments

• Red Cloud, initially hesitant due to the impropriety of marrying his former disciple, accepts the marriage to fulfill Butterfly Lady's devotion.
• Wu Chu is seen as a wise and enigmatic figure by the guests, with his unique insights and behavior.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and the Great Dao consumes the lives of cultivators in this world.
• The importance of relationships and personal connections, as seen in Red Cloud's marriage and Wu Chu's interactions with the guests.

Character Interactions

• Red Cloud and Butterfly Lady's relationship evolves from master-disciple to husband and wife.
• Wu Chu interacts with various powerful cultivators, guiding them and solidifying his position as the eldest senior brother.
• Wu Chu reflects on his life with Houtu, reminiscing about simpler times and questioning the single-minded pursuit of cultivation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The young lady and Wu Chu discuss the meaning of being a witch and the focus of their lives.
• Wu Chu feels restless due to his uncertainty about his future Dao.
• Wu Chu reflects on the Daos pursued by others and the path of Proving the Dao through Force.
• Wu Chu awaits news from Yibao about the Origin Core but grows impatient as the time for Patriarch Master's third lecture approaches.

Character Developments

• The young lady gains confidence and contentment in her life, accepting that she may never find the meaning of being a witch but finds joy in her relationships.
• Wu Chu struggles with finding his purpose and Dao, feeling restless and uncertain about his future path.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of one's purpose and Dao in life.
• The importance of relationships and contentment in life.
• The challenges and uncertainty of attaining the Dao and becoming a Sage.

Character Interactions

• The young lady and Wu Chu share intimate moments and discuss their thoughts and feelings.
• Wu Chu reflects on the Daos pursued by other characters, comparing them to his own uncertainty.
• Wu Chu awaits news from Yibao, growing impatient as time passes and the lecture approaches.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu stalls for time before Li Ancestor's third sermon.
• Wu Chu and his group travel from Purple Jade Mountain to Purple Cloud Palace, taking only five or six hundred years due to their improved use of the Great Dao.
• Yibao sends Wu Chu an abstruse chain of rune symbols, revealing she has found a segment of the source-core rune of the Five Elements Dao.
• Wu Chu and his group arrive at Purple Cloud Palace, where Hao greets them.
• Wu Chu visits Li Ancestor, returning the Grandmist Purple Qi and revealing his choice.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Struggles with his decision, eventually choosing to support his junior brothers and sisters, demonstrating humility and respect for his master's teachings.
• Yibao: Continues her analysis of the Origin Core, making significant progress by finding a segment of the source-core rune of the Five Elements Dao.
• Hao: Shows concern for Wu Chu and his group's delayed arrival.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between personal ambition and selflessness.
• The importance of guidance and mentorship (Li Ancestor's role in Wu Chu's development).
• The value of perseverance and dedication (Yibao's continuous work on the Origin Core).

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and his group: Travel together, contemplating the meaning of life, and supporting each other.
• Wu Chu and Li Ancestor: Master and disciple interact, with Li Ancestor guiding Wu Chu's decision.
• Wu Chu and Yibao: Secretly communicate, with Yibao sharing her findings and Wu Chu expressing his affection for her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu confesses his internal struggle to the Ancestor, choosing to not use the Grandmist Purple Qi to avoid easy cultivation gains.
• The Ancestor grants Wu Chu's request to make his choice publicly.
• Wu Chu enjoys leisure time with Little Moon Spirit, preparing for the Ancestor's third sermon on artifact refinement.
• The Ancestor concludes his sermons and announces the establishment of Xuanmen, appointing Wu Chu as the eldest disciple and accepting the Three Kunlun Brothers and Nuwa as formal inner disciples.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu: Shows maturity and self-control by resisting the temptation of easy cultivation, demonstrating his growth and understanding of the path to enlightenment.
• The Ancestor: Reveals his mischievous side while tempting Wu Chu, showing he is not entirely serious about his teachings. He also displays favoritism towards certain disciples.
• Red Cloud: Feels awkward and overlooked when the Ancestor appoints disciples, highlighting his insecurities and desire for recognition.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between temptation and self-control in the pursuit of enlightenment.
• The consequences of easy gains in cultivation, which may lead to a lack of genuine accomplishment.
• The importance of self-awareness and understanding one's path in cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and the Ancestor: Their conversation reveals Wu Chu's internal struggle and the Ancestor's mischievous side.
• Red Cloud and the Ancestor: Red Cloud's awkwardness highlights the Ancestor's favoritism and suppression of Red Cloud.
• The Three Kunlun Brothers and Nuwa: They eagerly accept the Ancestor as their master, showing their respect and eagerness to learn from him.
• The West brothers: Their public display of begging the Ancestor to accept them as disciples contrasts with the more reserved behavior of other characters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu, Red Cloud, and the Sorrowful Brothers become the Patriarch's Named Disciples.
• The Patriarch distributes seven strands of Grandmist Purple Qi to his disciples, with Wu Chu giving up his share to his junior brothers and sisters.
• The Patriarch bestows various treasures upon Wu Chu and the other disciples, with Wu Chu receiving the Primordial Unity Horsetail Whisk.
• The Patriarch announces that the remaining treasures are on the Treasure-Dividing Rock outside Purple Cloud Palace, and cultivators rush to claim them.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu demonstrates humility and selflessness by giving up his Grandmist Purple Qi strand to his junior brothers and sisters, earning their respect and gratitude.
• Red Cloud, initially awkward, gains confidence and follows Wu Chu's example to ask the Patriarch to accept him as a disciple.
• The Sorrowful Brothers, Jieyin and Zhunti, feel ashamed of their earlier criticisms of Wu Chu and are grateful for his kindness.

Significant Themes

• Humility and selflessness: Wu Chu's actions highlight the importance of these qualities, even when faced with great power and opportunity.
• Gratitude and respect: Wu Chu's actions earn him the gratitude and respect of his junior brothers and sisters.
• Fate and destiny: The Patriarch's statement that his fate with the cultivators has ended suggests that their paths will diverge, and each will face their own challenges and destinies.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and the Patriarch: Their exchange about dividing the Grandmist Purple Qi is a show to teach the other disciples about selflessness and humility.
• Wu Chu and his junior brothers and sisters: Wu Chu's actions earn him their respect and gratitude, solidifying his position as their eldest senior brother.
• The Sorrowful Brothers and Wu Chu: Despite their initial criticisms, they come to respect and appreciate Wu Chu's kindness and selflessness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu finds the Treasure-Dividing Rock ordinary and returns to his Daoist Temple with everyone.
• The Sorrowful Brothers thank Wu Chu for yielding the Grandmist Purple Qi, and Wu Chu tells them to show their gratitude by restoring the Western Land.
• Wu Chu bids farewell to his patriarch-master, who warns him about the dangers of his chosen path.
• The Sorrowful Brothers and Wu Chu's group part ways, with Wu Chu and his disciples returning to the Primordial World.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu demonstrates his selflessness and generosity by yielding the Grandmist Purple Qi to his junior brothers and sisters, showing his confidence in his chosen path of Proving the Dao through Force.
• The patriarch shows concern for Wu Chu's safety and acknowledges Wu Chu's potential.
• Hao and Yao show concern for Wu Chu's decision to pursue the dangerous path of Proving the Dao through Force.

Significant Themes

• Selflessness and generosity: Wu Chu's decision to yield the Grandmist Purple Qi to his junior brothers and sisters demonstrates his selflessness and generosity.
• The dangers of pursuing the Dao: The patriarch warns Wu Chu about the dangers of his chosen path, highlighting the risks cultivators face in their pursuit of the Dao.
• The importance of family and bonds: Wu Chu's farewell to his patriarch-master and his parting with his junior brothers and sisters emphasize the importance of family and bonds in the cultivation world.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu interacts with the Sorrowful Brothers, showing a mix of disdain and acceptance of their gratitude.
• Wu Chu interacts with his patriarch-master, showing a mix of filial piety and rebelliousness.
• Wu Chu interacts with his junior brothers and sisters, showing a mix of pride and concern for their well-being.
• Hao and Yao interact with Wu Chu, showing concern and worry for his chosen path.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Everyone returns to the Primordial World after the battle and goes their separate ways.
• Wu Chu lends Red Cloud the Qiankun Chessboard and has Shadowless the Thunder Beast temporarily serve as Red Cloud's guardian for protection against potential threats due to his possession of Grandmist Purple Qi.
• Wu Chu, Houtu, and Qingqiu Li return to Purple Jade Mountain, but Wu Chu has some matters to attend to and enters the Heavenly Gourd Realm.

Character Developments

• Red Cloud: Shows kindness and uncontentious temperament, but understands the need for protection in the Primordial World.
• Wu Chu: Demonstrates foresight and concern for Red Cloud's safety, arranging protection and lending him the Qiankun Chessboard.
• Qingqiu Li: Angry at Wu Chu for giving up his chance to attain the Dao but eventually understands his reasons.

Significant Themes

• Kindness vs. Self-Preservation: Red Cloud's kindness contrasts with the need for self-preservation in the Primordial World.
• Protection and Trust: Wu Chu's actions show his trust in Red Cloud and his desire to protect him.
• Attaining the Dao: The importance of Grandmist Purple Qi in increasing the chances of successfully attaining the Dao.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Red Cloud: Wu Chu shows concern and protection towards Red Cloud, while Red Cloud is embarrassed by Wu Chu's goodwill.
• Wu Chu and Qingqiu Li: Qingqiu Li is initially angry at Wu Chu for giving up his chance to attain the Dao but eventually understands his reasons.
• Wu Chu, Houtu, and Qingqiu Li: The three discuss Wu Chu's decision to give up the Grandmist Purple Qi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu suspects the Ancestor has ill intentions but dismisses the thought.
• Wu Chu explains that Proving the Dao through Force has never been successful in history.
• Wu Chu shows his wives the Runic Divine Chain (Origin Core) but they can't see its structure.
• Wu Chu reveals the Origin Core is the foundation for Proving the Dao through Force.
• Wu Chu, along with Qingqiu Li and Fox Ancestress, heads to Purple Jade Mountain.
• They witness Stubborn Stone taking Transformation Form.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu remains conflicted about the Ancestor's intentions but keeps an open mind.
• Wu Chu is determined to raise his cultivation and explore the path of Proving the Dao through Force.
• Qingqiu Li understands Wu Chu's struggles and supports his decisions.
• Fox Ancestress remains observant and perceptive about Wu Chu's actions.
• Stubborn Stone, potentially a future disciple of Wu Chu, begins her transformation.

Significant Themes

• The struggle and uncertainty of pursuing the path of Proving the Dao through Force.
• The importance of personal comprehension and discovery in cultivation.
• The concept of fate and destiny in relationships and events.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu shares his thoughts and discoveries with his wives, fostering a sense of unity and mutual understanding.
• Qingqiu Li and Fox Ancestress support Wu Chu's decisions and express their understanding of his struggles.
• Wu Chu and his wives witness Stubborn Stone's transformation, potentially setting the stage for a new relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The ten-update barrage has concluded.
• The author expresses gratitude for the overwhelming support during the last three days of the previous month, which had double monthly votes, resulting in over a thousand extra votes.
• The new month has begun, and the author requests this month's guaranteed monthly votes.

Character Developments

• The author's character (as the narrator) shows appreciation and humility, acknowledging the readers' support and encouraging them to continue voting.

Significant Themes

• Gratitude: The author expresses sincere thanks for the readers' support.
• Continuation of Support: The author encourages readers to continue voting, implying the importance of their engagement for the story's progress.

Character Interactions

• The author interacts with the readers, engaging them in the story's development by requesting their votes. This interaction fosters a sense of community and shared responsibility in the story's success.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shiji, a Stone Spirit, successfully takes human form after cultivating in the White Bone Cave on Myriad Crows Mountain.
• Wu Chu, along with Fox Ancestress and Houtu, witnesses Shiji's transformation and acknowledges her as his disciple.
• Shiji, now named Shiji by Wu Chu, returns to Purple Jade Mountain with her master and meets her senior brothers and sister, as well as her mistresses.
• Shiji is awestruck by the strength and beauty of Purple Jade Mountain and feels secure and happy in her new environment.

Character Developments

• Shiji: Transforms from a Stone Spirit into a human, becomes Wu Chu's fourth disciple, and is awestruck by Purple Jade Mountain.
• Wu Chu: Accepts Shiji as his disciple, shows affection towards his disciples, and displays his strength and influence on Purple Jade Mountain.
• Little Moon Spirit: Accepts Shiji as a junior sister, shows understanding and contentment with her cultivation progress, and displays a laid-back attitude.
• Little Fox: Misunderstands Wu Chu initially but later accepts Shiji as a junior sister, showing her playful and caring nature.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Transformation: Shiji's transformation from a Stone Spirit to a human highlights the theme of cultivation and growth.
• Family and Belonging: Shiji's arrival at Purple Jade Mountain emphasizes the importance of family and belonging, as she feels secure and happy in her new environment.
• Strength and Influence: Wu Chu's display of strength and influence on Purple Jade Mountain underscores his position as a powerful figure in the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Shiji: Master-disciple relationship, with Wu Chu showing affection and guidance towards Shiji.
• Shiji and Little Fox: Junior-senior sister relationship, with Little Fox showing playfulness and care towards Shiji.
• Shiji and the other disciples: Junior-senior relationships, with Shiji meeting her senior brothers and sister for the first time and feeling awestruck by their strength.