Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a blind man with ten thousand Blood Qi, encounters Cohen and Lina, representatives of the Purityless Church, in Bell City.
• Cohen and Lina attempt to enslave Bai Ye, but Bai Ye kills Lina and severely injures Cohen.
• Cohen begs for his life, and Bai Ye kills him after he pleads, demonstrating his bloodlust.
• A crowd of kneeling New Humans watches the scene, and one young man tries to reason with Bai Ye about the benefits of kneeling and reforming the Old Humans.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Bai Ye is introduced as a calm, strong, and fearless blind man with immense power. He shows no mercy to those who threaten him and exhibits a growing bloodlust.
• Cohen: Cohen is arrogant and cruel, relying on the plague bestowed by the Lord of Puritylessness to control others. His fear and desperation become evident when faced with Bai Ye's power.
• Lina: Lina is initially composed and bored, but she quickly succumbs to fear when Bai Ye attacks her. Her death is swift and brutal.
• The Young Man: The young man represents the New Humans' perspective, believing that kneeling and reforming the Old Humans is the best way to survive. He is shocked by Bai Ye's actions and words.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter explores the power dynamics between the Old Humans and the New Humans, with Bai Ye disrupting the established order.
• Reformation vs. Revolution: The young man's belief in reforming the Old Humans contrasts with Bai Ye's revolutionary approach, challenging the idea of change through gradual improvement versus immediate action.
• Fear and Survival: The characters' actions are driven by fear and the instinct to survive, with Cohen and the young man demonstrating this most clearly.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Cohen/Lina: Their interaction is one-sided, with Bai Ye demonstrating his overwhelming power and lack of mercy.
• Bai Ye and the Young Man: Their interaction highlights the contrasting views on how to deal with the Old Humans, with Bai Ye questioning the young man's beliefs and the young man struggling to comprehend Bai Ye's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye kills three New Humans from West Continent, absorbing their Blood Qi and understanding the essence of the Divine Gene: devouring flesh and blood to control it.
• Little Orange, a New Human, tries to convince Bai Ye to flee from the Purityless Chapel, but he decides to confront them instead.
• Bai Ye enters the Purityless Chapel, killing over a dozen worshippers with ease, and withstands a plague attack from the priest.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye demonstrates his immense power and fearlessness, absorbing Blood Qi to heal and strengthen himself, and withstanding the Lord of Puritylessness's plague.
• Little Orange shows concern for Bai Ye's safety and displays confusion about the morality of killing, hinting at her internal struggle between her New Human nature and her humanity.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between East and West Continents, with Bai Ye representing the might of the East and the Purityless Chapel representing the West's influence.
• The corrupting influence of power and the potential for abuse, as seen in the West Continent's exploitation of New Humans and their worship of the Lord of Puritylessness.
• The struggle between morality and survival, as exemplified by Little Orange's internal conflict and Bai Ye's decision to confront the Purityless Chapel.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Little Orange: Bai Ye shows kindness and understanding toward Little Orange, while she expresses concern for his safety and struggles with her feelings about his actions.
• Bai Ye and the Purityless Chapel worshippers: Bai Ye demonstrates his overwhelming power and dominance, killing the worshippers with ease and withstanding their plague attack.
• Bai Ye and the Lord of Puritylessness: Bai Ye's absorption of Blood Qi and withstanding of the plague imply his growing power and potential threat to the Lord of Puritylessness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a man from the East Continent, confronts a priest in a church.
• Bai Ye shoots the priest, who then curses him and summons a godspawn called "Cold" to attack him.
• The Cold godspawn transforms the corpses in the church into more godspawn, which surround Bai Ye and create noise to disorient him.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Shows impatience, anger, and a desire for more "food" (power). He also reveals that he's a "Blind One," relying on sound to locate enemies.
• The Priest: Initially fearful and desperate, he becomes confident and vengeful after summoning the Cold godspawn. He heals from his injuries, suggesting he's been strengthened by the summoning process.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between gods and mortals, and the consequences of meddling with divine forces.
• The struggle between the East and West Continents, hinted at through Bai Ye's and the priest's origins.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and the Priest: Their interaction is hostile, with Bai Ye torturing the priest for information and the priest cursing Bai Ye and summoning a godspawn to attack him.
• Bai Ye and the Cold godspawn: Their interaction is one of combat, with the godspawn surrounding Bai Ye to disorient him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a powerful figure with scarlet threads, decimates the Cold Godscions and the priest in the church, revealing his power and disinterest in the West Continent people's strength.
• The church is left in ruins, and Bai Ye exits, meeting Little Orange outside.
• They find the city in disarray, with signs of disease and decay everywhere, revealing the true state of the New World.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye demonstrates his immense power and lack of interest in the West Continent people's capabilities. He also shows curiosity and concern for Little Orange's well-being.
• Little Orange shows courage and loyalty, running to check on Bai Ye's safety and later guiding him to find the Old Humans. She also reveals her unique connection with the Old Humans despite their general disdain for New Humans.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between appearances and reality, as the beautiful New World is revealed to be decaying and diseased.
• The power dynamics between Old Humans, New Humans, and the West Continent people, with Old Humans being fugitives, New Humans being slaves, and the West Continent people being the masters.
• The consequences of foolish kindness, as Little Orange explains that New Humans will compromise when others' lives are threatened.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Little Orange meet outside the church, with Bai Ye showing mild interest in her and Little Orange expressing joy at his safety.
• Bai Ye and Little Orange discuss the Old Humans, with Little Orange revealing that they hate New Humans but accept her due to her difference from others.
• Bai Ye and Little Orange explore the city together, witnessing its true state and discussing the reasons behind New Humans' actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye and Little Orange arrive at Peace Hotel.
• Little Orange uses a password to try and gain entry, but the person inside recognizes her voice and is shocked that she's alive, as he had buried her three days ago.
• Little Orange realizes she's been dead and returned to life, panicking until Bai Ye reassures her.
• Uncle Hu, the person behind the door, is shocked by Bai Ye's identity as an Old Human and his claim to be the Black King.
• A group of people, led by a short-haired woman, surround Bai Ye and Little Orange, suspecting them of being Westerner lackeys.

Character Developments

• Little Orange discovers she's been dead and returned to life, initially panicking but later accepting it after Bai Ye's reassurance.
• Bai Ye remains calm and assertive throughout the chapter, displaying his confidence and experience.
• Uncle Hu is shocked by the revelation of Bai Ye's identity and the return of Little Orange from the dead.
• The short-haired woman shows efficiency and caution in her actions, leading her team to surround Bai Ye and Little Orange.

Significant Themes

• The impact of death and resurrection on one's identity and self-perception (Little Orange).
• The power dynamics between Old Humans and New Humans, and the fear and respect they hold for each other.
• The theme of recognition and identity, as Bai Ye expects to be recognized as the Black King but is met with surprise and suspicion.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Little Orange: Bai Ye reassures Little Orange after she learns she's been dead and returned to life, helping her accept her situation.
• Little Orange and Uncle Hu: They recognize each other, with Uncle Hu being shocked that Little Orange is alive after burying her.
• Bai Ye and Uncle Hu: Uncle Hu is shocked by Bai Ye's claim to be the Black King and an Old Human.
• The short-haired woman and her team vs. Bai Ye and Little Orange: The group surrounds Bai Ye and Little Orange, suspecting them of being Westerner lackeys.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye arrives at Peace Hotel, where Old Humans are disguised as New Humans to hide from West Continent people.
• Fu Yao, the owner of Peace Hotel, questions Bai Ye about his origins and purpose.
• Bai Ye mentions the Black King, but Fu Yao has no knowledge of him.
• Bai Ye reveals he came from North Mang, causing tension among the Old Humans.
• A youth arrives with a wanted poster, confirming Bai Ye destroyed a Purityless Chapel.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Shows interest in Old Humans' skepticism and hostility, finds it refreshing compared to New Humans' unconditional trust.
• Fu Yao: Initially wary of Bai Ye, becomes shocked and believer after learning he destroyed a Purityless Chapel.
• Zhou Li: Hostile towards Bai Ye, doubts his story, and is later proven wrong.
• Little Orange: Nervously defends Bai Ye, reveals she's not the real Little Orange.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between Old Humans and New Humans: Old Humans are more skeptical, hostile, and interesting, while New Humans are trusting and naive.
• The power of Divine Power and Evil Gods: The Purityless Chapels are protected by Divine Power, making them difficult to destroy.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Fu Yao: Initially wary, but Fu Yao becomes more trusting after learning about Bai Ye's feat.
• Bai Ye and Zhou Li: Hostile, with Zhou Li doubting Bai Ye's story and later being proven wrong.
• Bai Ye and the youth: The youth idolizes Bai Ye after learning he destroyed a Purityless Chapel.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a mysterious stranger, arrives and single-handedly destroys a church, shocking the resistance members.
• Little Orange, a New Human, is revealed to have resurrected, which is considered a miracle.
• Bai Ye learns that the resistance members disguise themselves as New Humans and have not recruited any other New Humans besides Little Orange.

Character Developments

• Fu Yao, the leader of the resistance, is solemn and respectful towards Bai Ye after his display of power.
• Zhou Li, initially hot-headed and distrustful of Bai Ye, apologizes and shows admiration for him.
• Little Orange is revealed to be unusual, with the ability to turn the impossible into possible, as seen through her resurrection and the resistance accepting her.
• Bai Ye becomes suspicious of Little Orange's true nature and abilities.

Significant Themes

• The theme of miracles is prominent, with Little Orange's resurrection and the resistance accepting her defying the norms of their world.
• The contrast between Old Humans and New Humans is explored, with Old Humans viewing New Humans as weak and incapable of change, while New Humans are shown to be kind and non-resistant.
• The power of belief and will is hinted at, as Little Orange's strong desire to stop the people of West Continent led her to the resistance, and her wish to live may have contributed to her resurrection.

Character Interactions

• Fu Yao, Zhou Li, and Uncle Hu interact with Bai Ye, showing respect and awe towards his power.
• The resistance members interact with Little Orange, initially misunderstanding her and feeling wary, but ultimately accepting her as part of their group.
• Bai Ye interacts with Little Orange, questioning her about her past and growing suspicious of her true nature and abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a god from the past, arrives at Southern Border, seeking information about the last ten years.
• He meets Fu Yao, who runs a restaurant and is a member of Night Owl, a resistance organization.
• Bai Ye learns that North Mang, his homeland, has been completely taken over by New Humans, and there are no Old Humans left.
• He also discovers that the East Continent Federation Government still exists but is not as prestigious as Night Owl.
• The Judgment God, who initiated the purge of Old Humans, disappeared before completing his task, leading to the invasion of East Continent by the Sea Clan.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Struggles with the reality of his homeland's fall and the possible death of his friends. He remains determined to reverse history.
• Fu Yao: Shows reverence for Night Owl's leader, Black Phoenix, and reveals her dedication to the resistance against West Continent.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between Old Humans and New Humans, and the resistance against the people of West Continent.
• The search for truth and the struggle to preserve one's homeland and way of life.
• The power dynamics between different organizations and factions, such as Night Owl, the East Continent Federation Government, and the Ten Hands of West Continent.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Fu Yao: They share information and form an alliance of sorts, with Fu Yao promising to help Bai Ye find clues about his missing friends.
• Bai Ye and Little Orange: The god shows affection towards the little girl, treating her kindly and valuing her opinion.
• Fu Yao and Night Owl's leader, Black Phoenix: Fu Yao expresses admiration and reverence for Black Phoenix, highlighting the leader's importance and influence within the resistance.

Chapter Summary

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Yao explains the historical situation to Bai Ye: the Sea Clan, nearly wiped out by the old East Continent Federation, fled to West Continent waters, recovered, and invaded West Continent.
• West Continent gained the protection of the Evil God and drove the Sea Clan back, but after Judgment Day weakened East Continent, the Sea Clan redirected its invasion to East Continent — drawing West Continent forces there as well.
• Currently, four factions exist in East Continent: the Federation Government, Night Owl, the Sea Clan, and the West Continent people.
• Bai Ye reflects on the terrible timing of the West Continent invasion — it succeeded only because every generation of East Continent's great power holders (Du Tianming, Qin Mingshen, Lu Chen, the Ten Kings, Tyrant, Azure Dragon, Painter, Doctor, Fang Xubai, and a god) were all dead or gone.
• Bai Ye dismisses Fu Yao's suggestion to hide at the Peace Hotel, asks for a map of West Continent strongholds in Bell City, and plans to attack them directly.
• Fu Yao invites Bai Ye to join Night Owl; he refuses.
• Bai Ye leaves with Little Orange, while Fu Yao recites Night Owl's creed.

2. Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Reveals deep weariness and cynicism. He's frustrated by the recurring cycle of "rebuilding" homelands and openly allergic to the word "righteousness." His plan is not merely to resist the invaders but to reverse history itself — erasing the ten years of invasion entirely. He shows ruthless pragmatism, refusing to memorize maps of places he plans to destroy.
• Fu Yao: Emerges as a devoted Night Owl loyalist. She defends Black Phoenix fiercely despite having never met her, values sacrifice and inheritance over slogans, and holds her ideals with near-religious conviction. She's genuinely concerned for Bai Ye's safety but cannot bridge the gap between his cynicism and her faith.

3. Significant Themes

• Righteousness vs. Pragmatism: Bai Ye directly attacks moral absolutism, arguing that every leader who preached righteousness — especially the Chief Judge — failed, while Du Tianming's authoritarianism kept East Continent strong.
• The Fall of Giants and Eras: The chapter emphasizes how the invasion only succeeded because every great hero of the past century was gone, underscoring the fragility of greatness and the cost of generational loss.
• Idealism vs. Cynicism: Fu Yao's unshakable faith in Night Owl's mission contrasts with Bai Ye's bitter disillusionment, highlighting two possible responses to catastrophic failure.

4. Character Interactions

• Fu Yao → Bai Ye: She patiently explains history, offers shelter, gives the map, and extends a heartfelt invitation to join Night Owl — each gesture rejected with increasing coldness.
• Bai Ye → Fu Yao: He interrogates her loyalty ("You've never even met Black Phoenix, yet you follow her to the death?") and dismisses her creed with a flat "Oh." He leaves without apology.
• Bai Ye ↔ Little Orange: She hesitates between the two, then ultimately chooses to follow Bai Ye, showing where her loyalty lies.
• The chapter caps off with Fu Yao's solemn oath, landing as a quiet rebuke to Bai Ye's cynicism — she refuses to abandon her cause even after being mocked for it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye learns about Night Owl's creed from Fu Yao, which resonates with him, making him think of An Xiaotong.
• Bai Ye discovers that Black Phoenix, the leader of the resistance, is a woman, and he suspects it might be An Xiaotong.
• West Continent's people go mad and start searching for the ones who massacred the church, threatening to massacre the city if they don't find them.
• Fu Yao decides to evacuate through tunnels to avoid a fight they can't win, but Bai Ye disappears before they can leave.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: He becomes more determined to find An Xiaotong after learning about Night Owl's creed. He also shows a cold, ruthless side when he learns about God's Hand's interest in Black Phoenix.
• Fu Yao: She demonstrates her leadership and strategic thinking by deciding to evacuate instead of engaging in a suicidal fight. She also shows concern for the eunuchs but prioritizes the survival of the resistance members.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and Inheritance: Night Owl's creed emphasizes taking up the cause of those who died for peace, highlighting the theme of sacrifice and inheritance.
• Betrayal and Resilience: The chapter explores how characters deal with betrayal, with Bai Ye and Fu Yao showing resilience in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Fu Yao: They have a tense interaction when Fu Yao misjudges Bai Ye for being shallow and only caring about Black Phoenix's beauty. Later, they work together to decide on a course of action.
• Fu Yao and Zhou Li: Fu Yao shows leadership by making a difficult decision to preserve their lives and the resistance, while Zhou Li, though upset about the eunuchs, ultimately follows her orders.
• Bai Ye and Zhou Li: Zhou Li seeks Bai Ye's opinion on whether he killed Lina, leading to Bai Ye's revelation about his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhou Li and Fu Yao decide to join Mr. Bai in confronting the West Continent people after learning he's gone after them.
• The West Continent people, led by a bishop, are torturing and killing New Humans in Bell City's Purityless Chapel to find Lina's killer.
• Mr. Bai appears at the scene, approaching the chapel under the moonlight.

Character Developments

• Zhou Li: Initially afraid, he gains courage and determination to fight after Mr. Bai's actions. He's willing to risk his life to stand against the West Continent people.
• Fu Yao: Suppressing her hatred for the West Continent people, she decides to join the fight against them, revealing her strong resolve and respect for Mr. Bai.
• The Bishop: Shows no remorse for his actions, viewing the New Humans as inferior and deserving of their fate. He's manipulating the situation to provoke the East Continent people.

Significant Themes

• Resilience vs. Submission: The New Humans' inability to resist despite their suffering contrasts with Mr. Bai, Zhou Li, and Fu Yao's decision to fight back.
• Power Dynamics: The bishop's actions highlight the power imbalance between the West Continent people and the East Continent people, with the bishop exploiting this power to control and oppress.
• Dignity and Belief: The bishop's provocation of the East Continent people centers around their dignity and beliefs, suggesting that these are crucial motivators for their actions.

Character Interactions

• Zhou Li and Fu Yao: Their conversation leads to a mutual decision to join Mr. Bai, revealing their shared hatred for the West Continent people and their respect for Mr. Bai's actions.
• The Bishop and his followers: The bishop's interaction with his followers shows his manipulative and cruel nature, as he uses the New Humans to provoke the East Continent people.
• Mr. Bai and the Bishop: Their impending confrontation hints at a clash of ideologies and power, with Mr. Bai representing resistance and the bishop representing oppression.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye arrives at the Purityless Chapel to confront the bishop and avenge Lina.
• The bishop mocks Bai Ye, comparing him to a rat and a tiger, but Bai Ye remains calm and indifferent.
• Bai Ye kills John, the bishop's sycophantic assistant, with a single shot, demonstrating his power and disregard for the bishop's Divine Power.
• The bishop attempts to flee and draws a magic circle to summon the Lord of Puritylessness' Divine Power, but Bai Ye follows him into the chapel.
• Bai Ye kills over a hundred cultists in less than five seconds, leaving the bishop shocked and terrified.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye shows remarkable self-control and composure in the face of the bishop's mockery, revealing his maturity and determination.
• The bishop, despite his power and arrogance, shows fear and desperation when faced with Bai Ye's strength, demonstrating his lack of true courage.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: The bishop relies on his Divine Power to control and intimidate others, but Bai Ye's immunity to it disrupts his power structure.
• Courage and cowardice: Bai Ye's calm determination contrasts with the bishop's fear and desperation, highlighting the difference between true courage and false bravado.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and the bishop: Their interaction is marked by tension and power struggle, with Bai Ye's calm indifference contrasting with the bishop's arrogance and fear.
• Bai Ye and the cultists: Bai Ye demonstrates his overwhelming power by killing over a hundred cultists in an instant, showing his disregard for their lives and their attempts to delay him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, a powerful East Continent figure, confronts a bishop from the West Continent in the Purityless Chapel.
• The bishop, despite being injured, attempts to summon his god, the Lord of Puritylessness, using a blood array.
• Bai Ye forces the bishop to complete the array, revealing that he wants to confront the god himself.
• The bishop completes the array, and the plagues afflicting the New Humans in Bell City gather, fueling the summoning.
• Fu Yao and her team, rushing to the chapel, witness the city's plague being collected and realize the bishop is summoning an avatar of the Lord of Puritylessness.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye demonstrates his power and confidence, showing no fear of the god the bishop serves.
• The bishop, despite severe injuries and fear, remains loyal to his god and determined to summon him.
• Fu Yao and her team exhibit concern and urgency for Bai Ye's safety, showing their loyalty and respect for him.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamic between the East and West Continents, with the bishop displaying arrogance and condescension towards Bai Ye.
• The theme of faith and loyalty, shown by the bishop's unwavering devotion to his god despite his dire situation.
• The consequences of one's actions, as the bishop's summoning of the god's avatar puts the entire city at risk.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and the bishop have a tense, power-driven interaction, with Bai Ye dominating and the bishop defiant until the end.
• Fu Yao and her team interact with a sense of urgency and concern for Bai Ye, showing their bond and shared goal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye is furious when he discovers that the bishop summoned an avatar of the Lord of Puritylessness, not the god itself.
• The avatar of the Lord of Puritylessness enters Bai Ye's body and temporarily relieves the pressure from the Calamity Eye.
• Bai Ye kills the bishop and collects the souls of the West Continent natives who died in the Purityless Chapel.
• Inside the Delusion Eye's Virtual World, the bishop and the other natives awaken, expecting to be in God's embrace, but find themselves in a desolate, rubble-covered landscape with black SUVs.
• Bai Ye reveals that they have not returned to a Pseudo-God's embrace, but to a true god's, and they are subjected to extreme torture.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye demonstrates his ruthlessness and lack of mercy, enjoying the suffering of others.
• The bishop, despite his fanatical faith, becomes terrified and desperate when he realizes he won't be returning to his god's embrace.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of blind faith and the collapse of one's beliefs.
• The power dynamics between gods, humans, and Pseudo-Gods.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and the bishop have a confrontational interaction, with Bai Ye showing no mercy and the bishop initially being defiant but later becoming terrified.
• The bishop and the other West Continent natives interact with each other in their shared terror and confusion within the Delusion Eye's Virtual World.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye tortures the bishop and his group for 24 hours in his Virtual World, but only 1 second passes outside. He offers them 'immortality' but they beg for death.
• Bai Ye reveals that humans only believe in gods for personal gain, not genuine reverence. He annihilates their souls and absorbs their mental power to heal his own.
• Outside the Purityless Chapel, Bai Ye realizes he has no restraints in the future world and can do as he pleases. He understands why Future Bai acted recklessly.
• Fu Yao and Zhou Li, along with their team, arrive to support Bai Ye but are shocked to find the people of the West Continent dead, their bodies piled up in a gruesome display.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Shows his sadistic side, enjoying the torture of his enemies. He understands Future Bai's reckless behavior and feels a connection to him. He also realizes the true nature of human faith.
• Fu Yao and Zhou Li: They arrive to support Bai Ye but are horrified by the scene they find, demonstrating their naivety and inexperience with such brutal reality.

Significant Themes

• The true nature of human faith and belief in gods.
• The lack of restraints in the future world, leading to reckless behavior.
• The brutal reality of war and its impact on those who witness it.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye torments the bishop and his group, revealing his sadistic nature and the true nature of human faith.
• Fu Yao and Zhou Li interact with Bai Ye, showing their shock and naivety upon seeing the aftermath of his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye, Fu Yao, and Zhou Li arrive at the Purityless Chapel to find it destroyed and the West Continent corpses scattered.
• Bai Ye reveals he didn't kill the West Continent people; they killed themselves.
• Alger Valerius, the Purityless Index Finger, appears via mental projection, acknowledging Bai Ye's destruction of one of his bishops.
• Fu Yao recognizes Alger and attacks his mental projection, driven by hatred and a desire for revenge.

Character Developments

• Fu Yao: Her hatred for Alger is revealed, stemming from his mental control that made her kill her own companions a year ago. Her desire for revenge consumes her.
• Bai Ye: He remains calm and composed, showing no fear of Alger despite the latter's powerful mental abilities. He seems amused by the situation and the West Continent's self-destruction.

Significant Themes

• Revenge: Fu Yao's primary motivation, driving her actions and consuming her thoughts.
• Power dynamics: Alger's arrogance and disregard for the dead West Continent people highlight the power imbalance between him and his subordinates.
• Ignorance vs. knowledge: Alger views Bai Ye as ignorant for worshipping a dead god, while Bai Ye seems to have knowledge that Alger lacks.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Alger: They exchange words, with Alger attempting to recruit Bai Ye and Bai Ye remaining nonchalant and amused.
• Fu Yao and Alger: Fu Yao attacks Alger's mental projection, driven by hatred and a desire for revenge, while Alger mocks and taunts her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alger, a West Continent Transcendent, is seen mentally polluting Bai Ye through a mental transmission image.
• Bai Ye, enraged, uses the Pangu USB Drive to invade Alger's mental transmission and generate a Spatial Imprint, allowing him to teleport into Alger's location.
• Alger attempts to control Bai Ye mentally but fails. Bai Ye physically assaults Alger and his lover, Hughie, killing Hughie.
• Alger tries to destroy Bai Ye's soul mentally, but the Pangu USB Drive intercepts and absorbs the mental power.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Shows his spatial Transcendent ability and his ruthlessness in dealing with Alger.
• Alger: Displayed his mental control ability and his arrogance, but is overwhelmed by Bai Ye's physical strength and spatial ability.

Significant Themes

• The clash between East and West Continent cultures and values.
• The power dynamics between Transcendents and the consequences of underestimating opponents.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Alger: Their interaction is marked by hostility and violence, with Bai Ye dominating the exchange.
• Alger and Hughie: Alger shows affection and protectiveness toward Hughie, but Hughie's death at Bai Ye's hands enrages Alger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Ye brutally beats Alger, the Purityless Index Finger, in a mental projection witnessed by Fu Yao and others.
• Bai Ye drags Alger to Glan Castle, where he uses the Flesh Prison Divine Power to transform the castle into a castle of flesh and blood, trapping and torturing the West Continent soldiers.
• Bai Ye reveals he has seized the power of the Flesh Prison God, implying he is the Calamity Heaven God who killed the Flesh Prison God ten years ago.

Character Developments

• Bai Ye: Demonstrates immense power, using the Flesh Prison Divine Power to control and transform flesh, showing no mercy to his enemies. He reveals a connection to the Calamity Heaven God, hinting at a significant past.
• Alger: Beaten severely by Bai Ye, he is later captured and tortured. He realizes the truth about Bai Ye's identity and the origin of his power.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: Bai Ye's immense power allows him to torture and control others, but it also reveals his connection to a past calamity.
• Identity and revelation: Both Bai Ye and Alger grapple with the truth about Bai Ye's identity and the origin of his power.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Alger: Their interaction is one of dominance and submission, with Bai Ye torturing and controlling Alger, who is powerless to resist.
• Fu Yao and others: They witness Bai Ye's brutal beating of Alger in a mental projection, reacting with shock and awe.
• Little Orange: She is upset when she hears that Bai Ye has left, not believing that he is still alive.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alger, the Purityless Bishop, urinates in fear upon seeing Bai Ye, angering him.
• Bai Ye beats Alger severely, then kills him and absorbs his Blood Qi and mental power.
• Bai Ye grants Alger "eternal life" by absorbing him into the flesh wall, along with several thousand West Continent soldiers.
• Bai Ye returns to the Purityless Chapel, revealing he's alive and well.

Character Developments

• Alger: Shows cowardice and desperation in the face of Bai Ye's power.
• Bai Ye: Demonstrates his immense strength and cruelty, absorbing Alger's power to recover his own.
• Little Orange: Shows growth and transformation, both physically and emotionally, becoming more confident and true to herself.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: Bai Ye's overwhelming power is contrasted with Alger's weakness, highlighting the importance of strength in this world.
• Transformation: Little Orange's physical and emotional growth serves as a symbol of change and improvement.
• Belief and identity: Alger's desperate plea to Bai Ye, claiming they are "on the same side" as Evil God believers, underscores the importance of shared beliefs and identities.

Character Interactions

• Bai Ye and Alger: Their interaction is one of power and dominance, with Bai Ye completely overpowering Alger.
• Bai Ye and Little Orange: Their relationship grows, with Bai Ye showing concern for Little Orange's well-being and Little Orange expressing joy and relief at Bai Ye's return.
• Bai Ye and the New Humans: Tension remains between Bai Ye and the New Humans, as they view him as a demon.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The New Humans, initially kneeling, rise and express sorrow for the deceased West Continent people, triggering an underlying code of kindness.
• Zhou Li, enraged, attacks the New Humans, but Fu Yao intervenes, explaining that the New Humans lack understanding of hatred and only judge based on pre-set programs.
• Little Tangerine scolds the New Humans, making them question their actions, and Fu Yao realizes Little Tangerine might be a Transcendent.
• Bai Ye wants to meet Black Phoenix but learns that Night Owl's leader's whereabouts are secret. Fu Yao agrees to take Bai Ye to her superior first.
• Bai Ye learns that Night Owl's Southern Border branch person in charge is named Qin Mingshen, not Li Xiao.

Character Developments

• Zhou Li: Shows impulsive anger and frustration towards the New Humans' naivety.
• Fu Yao: Realizes Little Tangerine's potential and becomes hopeful for the East Continent's salvation.
• Little Tangerine: Demonstrates unexpected wisdom and influence over the New Humans, suggesting she might be a Transcendent.
• Bai Ye: Shows interest in meeting Black Phoenix and Night Owl's person in charge, Qin Mingshen.

Significant Themes

• Kindness vs. Cruelty: The New Humans' kindness contrasts with the West Continent people's cruelty, but it also leads to their naivety and inability to fight back.
• Hatred and Understanding: The New Humans lack understanding of hatred, making it difficult for them to take action against their oppressors.
• Potential Savior: Little Tangerine's actions spark hope that she could unite the East Continent people and save them from oppression.

Character Interactions

• Zhou Li and the New Humans: Zhou Li's anger clashes with the New Humans' naivety and kindness.
• Fu Yao and Little Tangerine: Fu Yao realizes Little Tangerine's potential and becomes hopeful for the East Continent's salvation.
• Bai Ye and Fu Yao: Bai Ye expresses his desire to meet Black Phoenix, and Fu Yao agrees to take him to her superior first.