Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Witch Clan, after initial reluctance, decides to join the Heavenly Court to avoid war and maintain their reputation.
• The Heavenly Court, with the Witch Clan's support, becomes the dominant power in the Primordial World.
• Di Jun and Taiyi begin appointing deities from the Witch Clan and other races to stabilize the Heavenly Court's fortune.
• Key appointments include: Dijiang as the Northern Heavenly Emperor (later passed to Xuanming), Bai Ze as the Finance Department's righteous god, Little Moon Spirit as the Kitchen God, and the Twelve Little Flower Gods as the Gods of a Hundred Flowers.
• Earthly deities, including the Five Sacred Mountain Emperors, are appointed to further stabilize the Heavenly Court's rule.
• Fuxi later approaches Wu Chu to borrow the Xiezhi beast, Upright Law, for the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Office.

Character Developments

• Miss Houtu, initially reluctant, agrees to join the Heavenly Court for the greater good, showing her responsibility and wisdom.
• Di Jun and Taiyi demonstrate their strategic thinking and ambition in appointing deities to strengthen their rule.
• Little Moon Spirit, Bai Ze, and the Twelve Little Flower Gods express their unwillingness to join the Heavenly Court and take up godly positions.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and influence between the Heavenly Court and the Witch Clan, and the eventual alliance between them.
• Responsibility vs. Personal Desire: Characters grappling with their duties and desires, such as Miss Houtu's decision to join the Heavenly Court and Little Moon Spirit's refusal to take up a godly position.
• Ambition and Consequences: Di Jun and Taiyi's grand plans to appoint deities and stabilize their rule, and the potential consequences of their actions.

Character Interactions

• Miss Houtu consults with the other Ancestral Witches and Great Witches about joining the Heavenly Court.
• Di Jun and Taiyi work together to appoint deities and strengthen the Heavenly Court's rule.
• Wu Chu interacts with Little Moon Spirit, the Twelve Little Flower Gods, and Bai Ze regarding their unwillingness to join the Heavenly Court.
• Fuxi approaches Wu Chu to borrow Upright Law for the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Office.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi suggests Bai Ze, Little Moon Spirit, and the Little Flower Gods become gods in the Heavenly Court to manage finances, enjoy incense offerings, and gain protection from resurrection.
• Wu Chu agrees, seeing it as an opportunity for cultivation and protection.
• Fuxi plans to recruit gods for the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Office.
• Little Yellow Dragon and Xiezhi Upright Law decline Fuxi's offer, prioritizing their studies and spreading Wu Chu's teachings.

Character Developments

• Bai Ze: Initially reluctant, he considers the benefits of becoming a god in the Heavenly Court.
• Little Moon Spirit: Initially resistant, she considers the opportunity for cultivation and protection.
• Little Yellow Dragon: Stands firm in his commitment to spreading Wu Chu's teachings.
• Xiezhi Upright Law: Prefers to focus on his studies and practicing Wu Chu's teachings before taking on new responsibilities.

Significant Themes

• The importance of practice in conjunction with understanding the Dao.
• The benefits and responsibilities of becoming a god in the Heavenly Court.
• The protection and opportunities offered by divine positions.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu encourages Bai Ze, Little Moon Spirit, and the Little Flower Gods to become gods in the Heavenly Court.
• Fuxi attempts to recruit Little Yellow Dragon and Xiezhi Upright Law for the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Office.
• Little Fox encourages Little Moon Spirit to accept the offer, hinting at her own feelings for Wu Chu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xiezhi and other scholars join the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Division for practical study.
• The Heavenly Court begins operating, bringing unprecedented peace and prosperity to the Primordial Land.
• The fortune of the myriad races grows, leading Di Jun and Taiyi to decide to wait for Nuwa to become a saint before attempting to attain the Dao themselves.
• Over several hundred yuanhui, powerful experts emerge, and many join the Heavenly Court. Witch and Demon cities rise, and mixed settlements become common.
• Wu Chu helps Phoenix Star, Qilin Star, and Qingqiu Great Wilderness Marsh transform into heavenly realms.
• Nuwa achieves the Dao, causing a vast Dao aura to envelop heaven and earth.

Character Developments

• Xiezhi and others gain practical experience in law enforcement.
• Di Jun and Taiyi show brotherly unity and patience in waiting for Nuwa to become a saint.
• Wu Chu continues to teach and guide his disciples and the beings of the Primordial World.
• Nuwa achieves the Dao, becoming the first saint in this era.

Significant Themes

• The importance of practical experience and application of knowledge.
• Brotherhood and unity among the Di Jun and Taiyi brothers.
• The growth and development of the Primordial World's myriad races under the Heavenly Court's governance.
• The pursuit of the Dao and the path to sainthood.

Character Interactions

• Xiezhi and the other scholars join the Heavenly Court Law Enforcement Division, working together to maintain order.
• Di Jun and Taiyi discuss and decide to wait for Nuwa to become a saint before attempting to attain the Dao themselves.
• Wu Chu teaches his disciples and the beings of the Primordial World, guiding them in their cultivation and understanding of the Dao.
• Nuwa's achievement of the Dao draws the attention and respect of other powerful beings, including Di Jun, Taiyi, the Three Pure Ones, and the Sorrowful Brothers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa completes her Creation Dao, demonstrating the ability to create life forms from mud.
• She crafts a cauldron, infuses it with her Creation Dao, and uses it to create the first humans, resembling Wu Chu, using Nine-Heavens Resting Soil and her essence blood.
• Nuwa creates over 10,000 humans, naming them the Human Clan, and bestows Merit upon them.
• Nuwa attains Sagehood, and the world's powerhouses acknowledge her. She establishes a Dao field in the Outer Chaos to expound her Sage's Dao.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Completes her Creation Dao, becomes a Sage, and creates humanity. She shows maternal care towards the newly created humans.
• Wu Chu: Recognizes the resemblance of the first human to his former self. He feels a connection to the Human Clan and plans to teach and enlighten them.
• Fuxi: Worries about Nuwa's actions but trusts Wu Chu's judgment.

Significant Themes

• Creation and Life: Nuwa's Creation Dao reaches completion, allowing her to create life forms and eventually humanity.
• Motherhood and Care: Nuwa displays maternal affection towards the humans she creates.
• Sagehood and Dao: Nuwa attains Sagehood, and the powerhouses of the world acknowledge her. She establishes a Dao field to expound her Sage's Dao.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Wu Chu: They share a sisterly-brotherly bond. Nuwa trusts Wu Chu to take care of the humans she creates, and Wu Chu feels connected to the Human Clan due to their resemblance to him.
• Nuwa and Fuxi: Fuxi worries about Nuwa's actions but ultimately trusts her judgment.
• Nuwa and the World's Powerhouses: Upon attaining Sagehood, Nuwa is acknowledged by the world's powerhouses, including Di Jun, Taiyi, the Three Pure Ones, and others.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa's successful Dao Attainment stabilizes the Primordial Land, but pressures powerful figures to hasten their own Dao Attainment.
• Di Jun and Taiyi, the Heavenly Emperor and his brother, observe the Heavenly Court's Fortune and discuss the Human Clan's potential.
• The Three Pure Ones (Wu Chu, Tongtian, Yuanshi, and Taishang) discuss Nuwa's Dao Attainment and decide to seek Wu Chu's advice.
• Wu Chu advises the Three Pure Ones to do something beneficial for the world, inspiring them to travel the Primordial Land.
• Tongtian encounters a groundhog at Yin Yang Spring, who addresses him as 'Senior.'

Character Developments

• Nuwa's Dao Attainment influences the Primordial Land and spurs other powerful beings to hasten their own Dao Attainment.
• Di Jun and Taiyi show concern for the Heavenly Court's Fortune and the Human Clan's development.
• The Three Pure Ones reflect on their actions and decide to travel the Primordial Land to do something beneficial for the world.
• Tongtian encounters a groundhog who addresses him as 'Senior,' hinting at the groundhog's potential as a cultivator.

Significant Themes

• The pressure to attain Dao Attainment and the urgency it creates among powerful beings.
• The importance of doing something beneficial for the world to gain heaven and earth's favor.
• The potential of the Human Clan and the Heavenly Court's Fortune.

Character Interactions

• Di Jun and Taiyi discuss the Heavenly Court's Fortune and the Human Clan's potential, showing their concern for the Heavenly Court.
• The Three Pure Ones seek Wu Chu's advice and reflect on their actions, leading to a decision to travel the Primordial Land.
• Tongtian encounters a groundhog at Yin Yang Spring, foreshadowing a potential interaction between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tongtian, a senior cultivator, meets Duobao, a Treasure-Seeking Rat, who becomes his disciple.
• Tongtian takes Duobao to the Yin-Yang Grotto-Heaven, where they meet A Wen, the Yin-Yang Ancestor's disciple.
• Tongtian explains the history of the Yin-Yang Grotto-Heaven and the Primordial World to Duobao.
• Wu Chu, a Holy Envoy, teaches the first generation of the Human Clan various survival skills.
• Shiji, Wu Chu's disciple, shares the history of the Primordial World and the struggles of the Witch Clan with the humans.

Character Developments

• Duobao, initially a marmot, transforms into a human and becomes Tongtian's disciple, demonstrating his eagerness to learn and grow.
• Tongtian shows his wisdom and experience in guiding Duobao and explaining the complexities of the Primordial World's history.
• Wu Chu exhibits patience and dedication in teaching the humans, showing his commitment to their growth and survival.
• Shiji displays her storytelling prowess, captivating the humans and revealing her potential as a teacher.

Significant Themes

• Mentorship and Learning: The relationships between Tongtian and Duobao, and Wu Chu and Shiji, highlight the importance of mentorship and learning in growth and development.
• The Struggle for Survival: The stories of the Witch Clan and the humans emphasize the challenges faced by intelligent beings in a world filled with danger and competition.
• History and Heritage: The history of the Primordial World and its various clans underscores the importance of preserving and understanding the past to navigate the present and future.

Character Interactions

• Tongtian and Duobao: Tongtian takes Duobao under his wing, showing a mix of sternness and kindness in guiding his new disciple.
• Wu Chu and Shiji: Wu Chu entrusts Shiji with teaching the humans, demonstrating his faith in her abilities and their bond as master and disciple.
• Shiji and the Humans: Shiji captivates the humans with her storytelling, fostering a connection between her and the first generation of the Human Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fuxi visits Purple Jade Mountain and is asked by Wu Chu to help with the Human Clan's propagation, but he declines and leaves.
• Wu Chu, as old Daoist Ran Deng, enters Ling's dream and teaches him about human reproduction.
• Ling asks Wu Chu about the old Daoist Ran Deng, and Wu Chu warns him about the Daoist's improper intentions.
• Mosquito Daoist pursues old Daoist Ran Deng, despite his reluctance.
• Wu Chu explains marriage and childbearing to Ling.

Character Developments

• Fuxi: Shows reluctance to help with the Human Clan's propagation, highlighting his discomfort with the task.
• Wu Chu: Demonstrates cunning and resourcefulness in teaching the Humans about reproduction.
• Ling: Shows curiosity and a willingness to learn about human reproduction.
• Old Daoist Ran Deng: Struggles with Mosquito Daoist's affections, revealing his vulnerability to temptation.
• Mosquito Daoist: Persists in her pursuit of old Daoist Ran Deng, showing determination and single-mindedness.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: Fuxi's reluctance to help with the Human Clan's propagation raises questions about his responsibility as their "Father God."
• Temptation and Self-Control: Old Daoist Ran Deng's struggle with Mosquito Daoist's affections explores the theme of resisting temptation.
• Education and Learning: Wu Chu's teaching of Ling about human reproduction highlights the importance of education in the development of the Human Clan.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Fuxi: Their interaction shows Wu Chu's cunning and Fuxi's reluctance to help with the Human Clan's propagation.
• Wu Chu and Ling: Wu Chu's explanation of human reproduction to Ling shows his role as a teacher and guide to the Human Clan.
• Old Daoist Ran Deng and Mosquito Daoist: Their interaction highlights Mosquito Daoist's determination and old Daoist Ran Deng's struggle with temptation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Clan's population explodes due to rapid reproduction, reaching over ten million in less than five thousand years.
• Humans' gestation period shortens, leading to a decrease in lifespan.
• The Human Clan's chieftain, Ling, seeks Wu Chu's help to extend human lifespan.
• Wu Chu reveals that a solution exists but does not provide it directly.
• An old Daoist, Taishang, starts teaching the Dao in a human village, attracting many followers.
• A prodigious human infant, Xuandu, is born, showing signs of extraordinary potential.
• Taishang accepts Xuandu as his disciple and names him after the village, Xuandu.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu (Holy Envoy): Maintains his mysterious and guiding role, refusing to directly help the Human Clan but hinting at a solution.
• Ling (Human Clan's Chieftain): Seeks help for his people and is willing to explore new paths for their survival and growth.
• Taishang: Arrives on Earth to teach the Dao, showing confidence in his ability to attain the Dao and helping the Human Clan.
• Xuandu: Born with extraordinary potential, becomes Taishang's disciple, and is expected to play a significant role in the Human Clan's cultivation path.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Lifespan: The Human Clan's rapid reproduction leads to a shortened lifespan, highlighting the importance of cultivation to extend life.
• Guidance and Discovery: Wu Chu guides the Human Clan without directly providing solutions, encouraging them to find their own path.
• The Dao and its Teachers: Taishang's arrival emphasizes the importance of guidance in understanding and practicing the Dao.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Ling: Wu Chu guides Ling without providing direct answers, encouraging him to seek other solutions.
• Taishang and Wu Chu: They communicate through voice transmissions, showing their connection and mutual respect.
• Taishang and Xuandu: Taishang accepts Xuandu as his disciple, indicating a new teacher-student relationship and potential future influence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa's upcoming sermon at Wa Palace draws many attendees.
• Wu Chu, Red Cloud, and others from Kunlun Mountain attend, along with various other figures like Hao, Yao, Di Jun, and the Sorrowful Brothers.
• Old Daoist Ran Deng appears with a woman in red, who is revealed to be the female mosquito from Wu Chu's past.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu remains humble and open-minded, willing to learn from Nuwa despite her being his junior sister.
• Hao has been undergoing repeated recultivations, experiencing life among different races, and plans to live among the Human Clan next.
• Old Daoist Ran Deng is now in a relationship with the female mosquito.

Significant Themes

• Humility and Learning: Wu Chu's willingness to learn from Nuwa, despite her being his junior sister, highlights the importance of humility and continuous learning in cultivation.
• Experience and Growth: Hao's decision to experience life among the Human Clan underscores the theme of gaining insights and growth through diverse experiences.
• Change and Relationships: Ran Deng's relationship with the female mosquito shows how characters and their relationships can change and evolve over time.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu and Hao greet each other warmly, with Wu Chu acknowledging Hao's unique cultivation journey.
• Wu Chu and Ran Deng exchange a friendly smile, with Wu Chu acknowledging Ran Deng's relationship with the female mosquito.
• The attendees from different races and backgrounds gather at Wa Palace, highlighting the unity and diversity among the various races in the Primordial World.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu meets future figures: Red Thread (Mosquito Daoist), Kasyapa, Maitreya, Xuandu, Duobao, Huanglong, and Shiji.
• Nuwa's ascension to sainthood is celebrated.
• Xuandu and Duobao's cultivations are discussed, highlighting their potential.
• Ran Deng's awkward position between Purple Cloud Palace and his current status is explored.
• Huanglong and Shiji's advancements in corpse severing surprise the younger cultivators.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu feels sentimental seeing future greats calling him "Martial Uncle."
• Xuandu's rapid cultivation progress is noted, showing his protagonist potential.
• Duobao's cultivation is close to the Great Luo realm, hinting at his future peak.
• Ran Deng feels wistful seeing his former treasure on Shiji, reflecting on his past.
• Ling, the Human Clan chief, acknowledges Ran Deng's contribution to her clan.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the changes it brings (future greats meeting in the present).
• The drive to improve and catch up to more advanced cultivators.
• The complexities of relationships and status among cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu feels nostalgic meeting future greats.
• Xuandu, Duobao, Maitreya, and Kasyapa chat with Huanglong and Shiji, feeling motivated by their advancements.
• Ran Deng interacts awkwardly with Jieyin, Zhunti, and Shiji due to his uncertain status.
• Ling thanks Ran Deng for his contributions to the Human Clan, showing respect for his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Deng ponders his contributions to the Human Clan, feeling he hasn't done much.
• Nuwa, the newly ascended Sage, answers cultivation questions from disciples in Wa Palace.
• Taishang asks Nuwa's permission to establish a teaching among the Human Clan, which she grants.
• Wu Chu, Di Jun, Taiyi, and others discuss the potential consequences of Di Jun and Taiyi using the Fortune of the myriad races for Dao Attainment.
• Wu Chu encounters a mischievous Lingzhuzi in the garden, which he disciplines by sealing it temporarily.

Character Developments

• Ran Deng: Realizes he hasn't made significant contributions to the Human Clan.
• Nuwa: Ascends to Sage and answers cultivation questions.
• Taishang: Decides to establish a teaching among the Human Clan.
• Wu Chu: Reflects on the potential consequences of Di Jun and Taiyi's Dao Attainment and disciplines the Lingzhuzi.

Significant Themes

• Contribution and responsibility towards one's clan/race.
• The consequences of using collective fortune for personal gain.
• Discipline and consequences for misbehavior.

Character Interactions

• Ran Deng and Ling: Ran Deng ponders his contributions to the Human Clan, but Ling doesn't elaborate.
• Nuwa and the disciples: Nuwa answers cultivation questions from the disciples.
• Wu Chu and the disciples: Wu Chu discusses the potential consequences of Di Jun and Taiyi's Dao Attainment with the disciples.
• Wu Chu and the Lingzhuzi: Wu Chu disciplines the mischievous Lingzhuzi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Various characters (Hao, Yao, Di Jun, Taiyi, Eastern King Duke, Queen Mother of the West, Three Kunlun Brothers, Sorrowful Duo) visit Wu Chu and prepare to leave, hinting at their impending Dao attainment.
• Taishang and Tongtian entrust Xuandu and Duobao to Wu Chu for safekeeping.
• The Three Kunlun Brothers and the Sorrowful Duo discuss the potential consequences of the Heavenly Court brothers' plan to attain the Dao through the Fortune of all races.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu remains humble and unassuming despite his accomplishments.
• Fuxi expresses jealousy but accepts his fate, finding contentment in his relationship with Nuwa.
• The Three Kunlun Brothers and the Sorrowful Duo grapple with the implications of the Heavenly Court brothers' plans and their own chances of attaining the Dao.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: Characters accept and make the most of their given fates.
• Power dynamics: The Heavenly Court's influence and the potential consequences of disrupting its peace.
• Attaining the Dao: The primary goal of characters, with various methods and challenges involved.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu interacts with various characters, including Fuxi, Zhen Yuanzi, and the visiting dignitaries, displaying camaraderie and mutual respect.
• The Three Kunlun Brothers and the Sorrowful Duo engage in introspective discussions, revealing their concerns and strategies regarding the Heavenly Court's plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sage Nuwa preaches her Creation Dao and teaches divine abilities like Revolve Creation, Reverse Yin-Yang, etc.
• Wu Chu and his group leave Wa Palace after Nuwa's preaching ends.
• Wu Chu mentions he locked up a pearl in Nuwa's backyard for misbehaving.
• Wu Chu and his group return to the Primordial Land, where the Three Kunlun Brothers are about to attain the Dao.

Character Developments

• Nuwa becomes a Sage and teaches divine abilities instead of Daos.
• Wu Chu shows his playful side, holding a grudge against a junior for misbehaving.
• Xuandu shows calmness and non-action, but Wu Chu encourages him to experience more of life.
• Duobao expresses a desire to learn from Wu Chu, who suggests he study at academies.

Significant Themes

• The difference between Daos and techniques.
• The importance of experience and personal growth in one's youth.
• The karmic affinities and laws of all things.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Wu Chu have a warm, sibling-like interaction.
• Wu Chu interacts with Xuandu and Duobao, offering guidance and encouragement.
• Wu Chu, Xuandu, and Duobao discuss their cultivation experiences and future plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Chu, Red Cloud, and Zhen Yuanzi discuss Tongtian's disciples potentially causing conflicts with the Heavenly Court after Tongtian becomes a Sage.
• Wu Chu sends Duobao and Xuandu back to the Primordial Land using his powerful formations.
• Xuandu tells Taishang about Wu Chu's advice, and Taishang agrees to let Xuandu try Wu Chu's method after he attains the Dao.
• Duobao tells Tongtian about Wu Chu's advice, and Tongtian sends Duobao to attend school in First City.

Character Developments

• Wu Chu shows his concern for the Primordial Land's stability and his friends' disciples' futures.
• Xuandu remains loyal to Taishang's teachings but is open to learning from Wu Chu's method in the future.
• Duobao is sent to attend school by Tongtian, showing his lack of management skills and Tongtian's trust in Wu Chu's advice.
• Tongtian shows his desire to take in disciples but also his reluctance to manage affairs.

Significant Themes

• The different methods of Dao Attainment: Taishang's way of Contemplating the Dao vs. Wu Chu's way of personal realization.
• The potential consequences of Tongtian's disciples' temperament and the need for proper guidance.
• The importance of education and learning, as seen in Duobao's and Xuandu's experiences.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu, Red Cloud, and Zhen Yuanzi discuss their concerns and worries about the Primordial Land's future.
• Xuandu and Taishang discuss Xuandu's future cultivation path.
• Duobao and Tongtian discuss Duobao's lack of management skills and Tongtian's decision to send Duobao to school.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Duobao arrives at the First City of the Primordial Land, invited by his master's friend to study.
• He is greeted by A Yuan, the White Ape guardian of the city, who takes him to the First Academy.
• Duobao feels out of place and uncomfortable with the academy's teachings and atmosphere.

Character Developments

• Duobao: Feels uncomfortable and hypocritical about the academy's teachings, misses his master, and wants to go home.
• A Yuan (Old Round): Shows concern for Duobao's well-being due to his master's reputation, takes Duobao to the academy.

Significant Themes

• The importance of rules and principles in cultivation, contrasting with Duobao's master's disregard for them.
• The struggle of a student feeling out of place in a new environment.

Character Interactions

• Duobao and A Yuan: A Yuan takes Duobao under his wing, showing concern for Duobao's well-being due to his master's reputation.
• Duobao and the Academy Teachers/Students: Duobao feels uncomfortable and hypocritical about the academy's teachings and interactions with other students.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huanglong notices Duobao's strange behavior and decides to address it.
• Huanglong invites Duobao for a meal and conversation to discuss his concerns.
• Huanglong shares his unique perspective on managing junior brothers and sisters, emphasizing the use of force when necessary.
• Duobao questions Huanglong about his methods, seeking clarification on various scenarios.

Character Developments

• Duobao: Struggles with understanding the responsibilities of a senior brother and the importance of showing kindness to weak living beings.
• Huanglong: Demonstrates his wisdom and experience in managing disciples, emphasizing the importance of responsibility and fairness.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: Huanglong emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's juniors, even when they make mistakes.
• Kindness vs. Weakness: The chapter explores the difference between showing kindness to the weak and allowing weak living beings to act recklessly without consequence.

Character Interactions

• Huanglong and Duobao: Huanglong serves as a mentor to Duobao, guiding him on how to manage his junior brothers and sisters and teaching him about the responsibilities of a senior brother.
• Huanglong and Little Flower Fairies: Huanglong interacts with the Little Flower Fairies, showing care and respect for them, despite their lower cultivation level.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huanglong teaches Duobao about Benevolence, Righteousness, Propriety, Wisdom, and Faith to reform his distorted values.
• Huanglong influences Duobao's worldview and instills in him the significance of the Heavenly Court's rules.
• Taishang is about to attain the Dao, causing a surge of Dao Resonance across the Primordial Land.
• Duobao returns to Kunlun under Huanglong's guidance and receives Tongtian's instruction to seek enlightenment.
• Taishang establishes the Human Sect, attracting a portion of the Heavenly Court's Merit.

Character Developments

• Duobao's moral compass is reshaped under Huanglong's guidance, moving away from his bandit logic.
• Taishang, on the brink of attaining the Dao, demonstrates his unique Dao of Non-Action.
• Xuandu remains steadfast in his moral uprightness, contrasting with Duobao's past behavior.

Significant Themes

• The importance of moral values and ethical behavior, even for powerful individuals.
• The influence of mentors and seniors on the development of younger characters.
• The establishment of a sect and its significance in the Primordial world.

Character Interactions

• Huanglong and Duobao: Huanglong's patient guidance helps Duobao understand and adopt proper values.
• Duobao and Tongtian: Tongtian instructs Duobao to seek enlightenment during Taishang's Dao attainment.
• Taishang and the Heavenly Court: Taishang's establishment of the Human Sect draws a portion of the Heavenly Court's Merit.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Taishang and Yuanshi successfully attain the Dao, establishing their teachings (Chanjiao and Jiejiao) to enlighten the Primordial World's myriad races.
• Tongtian also attains the Dao, perfecting his Great Dao and securing heavenly opportunity for all living beings.
• The Three Kunlun Brothers, previously unknown, suddenly gain recognition after attaining Sagehood.
• Zhunti and Jieyin, despite losing their Grandmist Purple Qi, successfully attain the Dao by taking out a 'loan' from the Heavenly Dao. Zhunti establishes the Western Religion and makes forty-eight vows.
• Red Cloud feels immense pressure as the last one to attain the Dao.

Character Developments

• Zhunti & Jieyin: Show perseverance, courage, and wisdom in attaining Sagehood despite losing their Grandmist Purple Qi. Zhunti makes forty-eight vows, demonstrating his ambition and determination.
• Red Cloud: Feels immense pressure as the last one to attain the Dao, highlighting his competitive nature and desire to succeed.
• Wu Chu: Recognizes the differences between his Dao and Xuanmen's, hinting at his potential future path.

Significant Themes

• Competition and Ambition: The characters' desire to succeed and attain the Dao drives the plot, with each Sage's ascension putting pressure on the others.
• Wisdom and Innovation: Zhunti's unique method of attaining Sagehood showcases the importance of wisdom and innovation in achieving one's goals.

Character Interactions

• Wu Chu & Red Cloud: Their conversation reveals Wu Chu's understanding of Zhunti's method and his recognition of the differences between their Daos.
• The Three Pure Ones: They discuss Zhunti's ascension, with Yuanshi acknowledging the pressure on Red Cloud and Tongtian expressing schadenfreude.
• Zhunti & Jieyin: Their decision to attain the Dao together highlights their brotherly bond and shared ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Five Sages emerge in a single day, causing widespread excitement and belief that attaining the Dao is now possible.
• Tongtian visits Purple Jade Mountain to show off his Sage status and offers a Spirit Treasure to Little Moon Spirit.
• Tongtian shares his Dao Attainment experiences, suggesting Red Cloud learn from Zhunti's method.
• Di Jun and Taiyi discuss the increased Fortune of the Ten Thousand Clans and consider attaining the Dao. Taiyi decides to find a place to cool down and ends up at Fusang Tang Valley.

Character Developments

• Red Cloud feels pressure to attain the Dao but knows he needs more Merit. He considers establishing a religion or making great vows like Zhunti.
• Wu Chu feels little pressure and has a vast amount of Merit but chooses to wait as his Dao is too complex.
• Tongtian revels in his new Sage status and shows off, provoking laughter from others.
• Di Jun and Taiyi discuss the potential threats from the newly emerged Sages and the increased Fortune.

Significant Themes

• Attaining the Dao: The sudden emergence of five Sages sparks a wave of hope and ambition among living beings, leading to a discussion on the methods and requirements for attaining the Dao.
• Power and Status: Tongtian's display of his newfound power and status highlights the changes in hierarchy and influence among the characters.
• Fortune of the Ten Thousand Clans: The increased Fortune leads to discussions about its distribution and potential threats, reflecting the characters' concerns about maintaining order and stability.

Character Interactions

• Tongtian and Wu Chu's playful banter, with Wu Chu threatening to call Tongtian's second brother (Yuanshi) to rein him in.
• Red Cloud and Wu Chu's discussion on their Dao and the pressure they feel to attain the Dao.
• Di Jun and Taiyi's brotherly interaction, with Taiyi deciding to find a place to cool down to avoid his sister-in-law's affectionate behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Taiyi, the Eastern Emperor, arrives at Fusang Island and discovers human settlements, including a great city and villages.
• He finds the ancient Fusang Tree in Tang Valley, with an immortal palace atop it, still occupied.
• Taiyi feels drawn to Tang Valley and sees a beautiful woman bathing in a hot spring, who possesses pure solar power.
• He suspects Eastern King Duke (Eastern King Shaoyang) is hiding a beauty there and contacts him through the Great Dao.
• Eastern King Duke reveals he sent humans to Fusang Island and left attendants to watch over his cultivation ground.
• Taiyi expresses interest in Tang Valley and offers to trade his Jade Radiance Two Forms Lantern for it.
• Eastern King Duke arrives at Tang Valley, and the woman attacks him, mistaking him for Taiyi.
• Taiyi claims Tang Valley as his after the exchange, and Eastern King Duke agrees, but notes the value of the Fusang Tree.

Character Developments

• Taiyi: Shows curiosity and interest in the woman in Tang Valley, exhibits possessiveness, and is willing to trade a valuable treasure for the place.
• Eastern King Duke: Reveals his long-term plan to cultivate humans and pass down his traditions, initially expresses anger at Taiyi's actions but eventually agrees to the trade.

Significant Themes

• Possessiveness and desire: Taiyi's immediate interest in the woman and his claim over Tang Valley.
• Trade and exchange: Taiyi's willingness to trade a valuable treasure for Tang Valley, and Eastern King Duke's acceptance of the deal.
• Long-term planning: Eastern King Duke's decision to send humans to Fusang Island and cultivate them.

Character Interactions

• Taiyi and Eastern King Duke: They communicate through the Great Dao, with Taiyi expressing his suspicions and making a trade offer, while Eastern King Duke reveals his plans and eventually agrees to the trade.
• The woman in Tang Valley and Taiyi: She is unaware of Taiyi's presence initially, but later attacks him (mistaking him for Eastern King Duke) after he is revealed.
• The woman in Tang Valley and Eastern King Duke: She attacks him upon his arrival, mistaking him for Taiyi.