Ch. 981You Still Didn't Believe Me—Now You're Dumbfounded, Aren't You?
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Literary Dao Confucian Sect gains fame after a single battle, with Mr. Chu Yi's reputation soaring.
- The Sect's leader, Mr. Chu Yi, meets with a dovish leader of the War Saint Sect, leading to a potential alliance.
- In the Primordial Land, Little Auspicious (the Heavenly Emperor's daughter) saves Bing Feng, a young man carrying the Profound Ice Cauldron, from the Snow Mountain Sect.
- Little Auspicious reveals her identity as Wende Daoist's (the Literary Dao's progenitor) disciple to Bing Feng.
Character Developments
- Mr. Chu Yi: Shows his diplomatic skills and desire for peace, willing to cooperate with the War Saint Sect.
- Little Auspicious: Demonstrates her power and cunning, proving her identity to Bing Feng.
- Bing Feng: Initially skeptical of Little Auspicious's claims, he finally believes her after she reveals her master's identity.
Significant Themes
- The contrast between war and peace, as represented by the War Saint Sect and the Literary Dao Confucian Sect.
- The power of identity and reputation, as seen in Little Auspicious's reveal and Mr. Chu Yi's influence.
- The importance of diplomacy and cooperation, as shown in Mr. Chu Yi's alliance discussions.
Character Interactions
- Mr. Chu Yi and the dovish leader: They discuss their sects' philosophies and agree on potential cooperation.
- Little Auspicious and Bing Feng: Little Auspicious saves Bing Feng and reveals her identity, leaving him shocked and grateful.
- The Snow Mountain Sect and Bing Feng: The Sect pursues Bing Feng for the Profound Ice Cauldron, leading to his encounter with Little Auspicious.