Ch. 1961Mount Hui's Great Divine Spirit

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kong Xiuping, the Sage Master's son, arrives at Mount Hui and learns about his father, Kong Yu, from Zhang Yang.
  • Zhang Yang moves Mount Hui to the God Realm and places it under Wen Jun's jurisdiction, making him the Central Thick Earth Divine Spirit.
  • Zhang Yang transfers the Heart of the Earth from the Divine Continent to Mount Hui, causing a massive surge of earth-element power that Wen Jun struggles to control.
  • Kong Xiuping helps Wen Jun gather Vow Power, allowing him to breakthrough to the Divine King Realm and gain control over the Heart of the Earth.
  • Zhang Yang warns Wen Jun about his responsibilities and the consequences of failure.

Character Developments

  • Kong Xiuping learns about his father and his true identity, which could help him break through to the Emperor Realm.
  • Wen Jun becomes the Central Thick Earth Divine Spirit, gaining immense power and responsibility, and undergoes a significant character growth from his past misdeeds.

Significant Themes

  • Identity and self-discovery (Kong Xiuping's search for his father)
  • Power and responsibility (Wen Jun's new role as a Divine Spirit)
  • Consequences of past actions (Wen Jun's redemption arc)

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang reveals Kong Xiuping's father's identity and guides him towards his path.
  • Kong Xiuping helps Wen Jun gather Vow Power, fostering a potential alliance between the Sage Continent and Wen Jun.
  • Zhang Yang warns and guides Wen Jun, setting expectations for his new role as a Divine Spirit.

Ch. 1962Tree Demons Guard the Monster Realm

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Five Directional Divine Spirits of the God Realm are established.
  • Zhang Yang travels to the Monster Realm to arrange its Divine Spirits.
  • Establishing Divine Spirits in the Monster Realm is challenging due to its unique structure and few living beings.
  • Zhang Yang decides to empower tree demons to protect the Monster Realm instead.
  • He grants power to several tree demons and pangolin-like creatures, claiming the lands for the Monster Realm.
  • Meanwhile, in Beyond Heaven, Zhang Yi continues to train Black Dragon, and Slaughter contemplates 'Dimensional Ascension'.

Character Developments

  • Zhang Yang: Shows strategic thinking in protecting realms, empowering tree demons instead of Divine Spirits.
  • Tree Demons: Gain power and responsibility, becoming guardians of the Monster Realm.
  • Black Dragon: Struggles to keep up with Zhang Yi's growth, becomes more determined to cultivate.
  • Zhang Yi: Continues to train Black Dragon, showing growth and confidence.
  • Slaughter: Contemplates 'Dimensional Ascension' to counter his 'junior brother', showing strategic thinking.

Significant Themes

  • Adaptation: Zhang Yang adapts his strategy for the Monster Realm, empowering tree demons instead of Divine Spirits.
  • Growth and Cultivation: Characters like Black Dragon, Zhang Yi, and Slaughter continue to grow and improve their strength.
  • Responsibility and Guardianship: Tree demons take on the responsibility of guarding the Monster Realm.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang and Tree Demons: Zhang Yang empowers and guides the tree demons, forming a symbiotic relationship.
  • Zhang Yi and Black Dragon: Zhang Yi continues to train Black Dragon, showing growth and dominance.
  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi: Slaughter contemplates strategies to counter Zhang Yi, showing respect for his power.
  • Zhang Yi and Slaughter: They work together to guard the Teleportation Array, showing unity in their goals.

Ch. 1963Let You Curse to Your Heart's Content!

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Powerful beings from the End Realm, invited by Curse, Xi, and Ming, gather to invade the First Realm.
  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi defend the First Realm, but their opponents are overwhelmingly powerful.
  • Zhang Yi sends Mo Xin and Zhu You to notify Master (Zhang Yang) while instructing them to choose their own opponents.
  • The invaders enter the First Realm, and a massive battle ensues.
  • Curse curses the First Realm's heaven and earth, but Zhang Yang intercepts and redirects the curse towards the End Realm and other realms.

Character Developments

  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi demonstrate their power but struggle against the invading experts.
  • Zhu You reveals his ability to summon powerful beings from his Emperor Book.
  • Curse's power is limited, relying on others to break into the First Realm and destroy it.
  • Zhang Yang, aware of the invasion, prepares to intervene.

Significant Themes

  • The power struggle between the First Realm and the End Realm.
  • The consequences of offending the End Realm.
  • The limits of Curse's power and her reliance on others.
  • The interconnectedness of Karmic Cause and Effect across realms.

Character Interactions

  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi work together to defend the First Realm.
  • Zhang Yi instructs Mo Xin and Zhu You on how to handle the situation.
  • Curse coordinates with the other invaders, reminding them of Zhu You's weakness.
  • Zhang Yang intercepts Curse's curse, redirecting it towards the End Realm and other realms.

Ch. 1964The Backlash Even Curse Could Not Bear

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Curse, a second-tier powerhouse from the End Realm, attacks the First Realm and suffers a severe backlash, nearly killing her.
  • The End Realm powerhouses, despite the backlash, decide to continue attacking the First Realm.
  • Zhang Yang redirects Curse's attack onto the End Realm and dozens of other heavens and earth.
  • Powerful enemies invade Beyond Heaven, leading to intense battles.
  • Zhang Yang's disciples and allies rush to defend Beyond Heaven.

Character Developments

  • Curse is severely injured and retreats to tend to her wounds.
  • Zhang Yang's disciples and allies demonstrate their strength and defend Beyond Heaven.
  • Zong Yuan decides to leave the Azure Cloud Sect and ascend, indicating his growth and readiness for higher challenges.

Significant Themes

  • Backlash of Actions: The consequences of one's actions, illustrated by Curse's attack on the First Realm leading to a severe backlash.
  • Power Dynamics: The balance of power between realms and the struggle for dominance.
  • Growth and Change: Characters' growth and readiness for new challenges, as seen in Zong Yuan's decision to leave the Azure Cloud Sect.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang interacts with his disciples and allies, providing guidance and support.
  • Mo Xin and Black Dragon face off against End Realm powerhouses, showcasing their unique abilities and determination.
  • The Longevity Immortal Emperor and the First Immortal Emperor join forces to hold back an End Realm powerhouse, demonstrating their teamwork and strength.
  • Ying Gou, relying on his peculiar nature, holds back an End Realm powerhouse, highlighting his unique abilities.

Ch. 1965Slaughter Comprehends the Dao Once More

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The First Realm's inhabitants intercept invaders, including God Emperors, Emperor Armaments, and powerful foes from the End Realm.
  • Ling, acquainted with Lady Shadow, intervenes to help the First Realm, intercepting an End Realm powerhouse.
  • Slaughter fights Withered Wood, who reveals that Slaughter's Great Dao might not be 'Slaughter' but something else like 'devouring' or 'besieging.'
  • Slaughter comprehends a new aspect of his Great Dao, spreading his power across the First Realm to potentially trap Withered Wood.

Character Developments

  • Ling chooses to help the First Realm after watching its growth for nearly three thousand years.
  • Slaughter advances his comprehension of the True Meaning of the Great Dao, spreading his power across the First Realm.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between the First Realm and the End Realm, highlighting the First Realm's resilience and the End Realm's underestimation of it.
  • The pursuit of understanding the Great Dao and Life Origin, with Slaughter making a significant breakthrough.

Character Interactions

  • Ling interacts with the First Realm, offering his assistance.
  • Slaughter interacts with Withered Wood, learning about his Great Dao and ultimately comprehending a new aspect of it.

Ch. 1966Slaughter's Breakthrough

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Slaughter begins to comprehend the current state of the First Realm.
  • He quickly understands the heaven and earth of the First Realm and expands his power into the surrounding Void.
  • Slaughter traps Withered Wood using his power, but the other End Realm powerhouses resist, trying to save Withered Wood.
  • Slaughter struggles to defeat Withered Wood, likening the situation to a fisherman trying to catch a big fish.
  • Slaughter considers the possibility of reaching Shadow's level by enveloping a portion of the Void.

Character Developments

  • Slaughter demonstrates his prowess by trapping Withered Wood, one of the strongest in the End Realm's second tier.
  • Zhang Yi, Slaughter's junior brother, struggles against Qing Ming, realizing the futility of brute force against Qing Ming's ever-changing power.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Comprehension: Slaughter's understanding of the First Realm's current state and his struggle against Withered Wood highlight the importance of comprehending one's surroundings and adapting one's power accordingly.
  • Endurance and Persistence: Both Slaughter and Zhang Yi face challenges that require endurance and persistence to overcome, rather than brute force.

Character Interactions

  • Slaughter vs. Withered Wood: Slaughter's power traps Withered Wood, but the other End Realm powerhouses intervene, making it difficult for Slaughter to finish Withered Wood off.
  • Zhang Yi vs. Qing Ming: Zhang Yi struggles against Qing Ming's ever-changing power, realizing the futility of his brute force approach.

Ch. 1967Zhang Yi Comprehends the Dao Again

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yi realizes the futility of using Void Origin power or disrupting willpower to counter Qing Ming's Dao arts.
  • Zhang Yi recalls his master's teachings about Dimensional Ascension and remembers a childhood training exercise involving breaking through a sheet of paper without moving it.
  • Zhang Yi understands that he needs to divide Qing Ming's Power of the Great Dao into countless tiny targets to break it.
  • Zhang Yi throws punches at high speed, targeting tiny spots on Qing Ming's clouds, but they quickly transform and dissolve his power.
  • Zhang Yi comprehends the Dao after countless punches, understanding that the whole is made up of countless minute parts, each with simple changes.
  • Zhang Yi uses this understanding to unleash his Divine Ability of Heavenly Law Phenomenon, collapsing Qing Ming's clouds and breaking his blockade.

Character Developments

  • Zhang Yi: Struggles to find a solution, recalls his master's teachings, and ultimately comprehends the Dao, leading to a breakthrough in his abilities.
  • Qing Ming: Initially confident in his Power of the Great Dao, becomes increasingly concerned and helpless as Zhang Yi's attacks become more effective.

Significant Themes

  • Comprehension of the Dao: Zhang Yi's journey to understand and apply Dimensional Ascension.
  • Strength vs. Subtlety: Zhang Yi's immense power vs. Qing Ming's ability to dissolve and transform power.
  • Unity in Diversity: The whole being made up of countless minute parts, each with simple changes.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yi and Qing Ming: Zhang Yi's relentless attacks push Qing Ming to the brink, demonstrating Zhang Yi's growth in understanding and power.
  • Zhang Yi and his Master: Zhang Yi's memories of his master's teachings guide him to comprehend the Dao and improve his abilities.

Ch. 1968Cang Song's Complete Lack of Progress

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yi continues to destroy Qing Ming's Power of the Great Dao, absorbing all the Void Origin Power.
  • Qing Ming struggles to maintain his power, also facing Slaughter's attacks, and eventually abandons Withered Wood's memories.
  • Withered Wood begins to collapse, and the End Realm experts realize they must keep Withered Wood alive to prevent Slaughter's release.
  • Zhang Yang finds Cang Song, who is still at the Emperor Dao Realm after two thousand years, and asks him to join the battle Beyond Heaven.

Character Developments

  • Zhang Yi: Shows impressive power manipulation and growth, consuming Qing Ming's Power of the Great Dao.
  • Qing Ming: Struggles to maintain his power, eventually abandoning Withered Wood's memories due to overwhelming pressure.
  • Cang Song: Remains stagnant at the Emperor Dao Realm, reluctant to join the battle but ultimately agrees.
  • Zhou Xuansheng and Xi: Contemplate their understanding of the True Meaning of the Great Dao while fighting.

Significant Themes

  • The True Meaning of the Great Dao and its importance in combat strength.
  • The struggle to maintain power and control in the face of overwhelming odds.
  • The consequences of stagnation and lack of progress in cultivation.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yi vs. Qing Ming: Zhang Yi's rapid growth puts pressure on Qing Ming, leading to his abandonment of Withered Wood's memories.
  • Zhang Yang vs. Cang Song: Zhang Yang persuades Cang Song to join the battle Beyond Heaven, highlighting Cang Song's reluctance and Zhang Yang's determination.
  • Zhou Xuansheng vs. Xi: Both fighters contemplate their understanding of the True Meaning of the Great Dao while engaged in battle.

Ch. 1969The Power of the Slaughter Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Cang Song arrives at the battle scene, overwhelmed by the presence of Emperor Realm cultivators.
  • The Monastery Master arrives, scolds Cang Song for being cowardly, and joins the battle.
  • The Monastery Master attempts to sever the Power of the Great Dao of an End Realm expert but fails.
  • Cang Song decides to break through to the Emperor Realm to prove he's not a coward.
  • Cang Song successfully enters the Emperor Realm and joins the battle.
  • Cang Song's Slaughter Dao begins to threaten an End Realm expert, causing him to release Withered Wood's memories.

Character Developments

  • Cang Song: Realizes his cowardice, decides to break through to the Emperor Realm to prove himself, and successfully enters the realm.
  • The Monastery Master: Breaks through to the Emperor Realm, demonstrating his powerful Sword Intent, but struggles against End Realm experts.

Significant Themes

  • Courage and Cowardice: Cang Song's struggle with his cowardice is a central theme. The Monastery Master's lack of fear serves as a contrast.
  • Power and Weakness: The disparity in power between Emperor Realm cultivators and End Realm experts is highlighted, emphasizing the need for growth and improvement.

Character Interactions

  • Cang Song and The Monastery Master: The Monastery Master scolds Cang Song for his cowardice, pushing him to break through to the Emperor Realm.
  • Cang Song and End Realm Experts: Cang Song's Slaughter Dao begins to pose a threat to an End Realm expert, forcing him to release Withered Wood's memories.

Ch. 1970One Destroys, One Collects

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Cang Song's arrival turns the tide of the battle with his Slaughter Dao eroding the Power of the Great Dao.
  • Zhang Yang, reassured by Cang Song's presence, leaves for the Ghost Realm to prepare its defenses.
  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi compete to defeat Withered Wood, with Slaughter ultimately succeeding.
  • Zhang Yi and Slaughter join forces, crippling all invading End Realm powerhouses except Xi and Ming, who are trapped.

Character Developments

  • Cang Song breaks through his realm after being scolded by the temple master, demonstrating his unique Slaughter Dao.
  • Zhang Yi showcases his immense power, easily defeating Qing Ming and crippling other End Realm powerhouses.
  • Slaughter reveals his ability to collect Life Origins, complementing Zhang Yi's destructive power.

Significant Themes

  • The power of the Slaughter Dao to "end" things, as foreseen by Zhang Yang.
  • The rivalry and cooperation between Slaughter and Zhang Yi, highlighting their competitive yet complementary nature.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang's confidence in Cang Song's abilities, leading him to leave for the Ghost Realm.
  • The competition and eventual cooperation between Slaughter and Zhang Yi, demonstrating their understanding of each other's strengths.
  • The remaining powerhouses' reliance on Ling for guidance on how to handle the situation, reflecting his leadership role.

Ch. 1971Seeking Greatness and Seeking Smallness—I Want Them Both!

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yi and Slaughter decide to keep Xi and Ming captive, awaiting Master's decision on their fate.
  • Slaughter "kills" all the remaining End Realm experts, trapping them within his Great Dao.
  • Ling is not allowed to enter the First Realm yet, but he agrees to wait and help if needed.
  • Everyone disperses to cultivate, with Zhang Yi, Slaughter, and their brothers guarding the Teleportation Array and Xi and Ming.

Character Developments

  • Slaughter and Zhang Yi both realize they are not ready to claim the title of eldest senior brother due to each other's immense power.
  • Mo Xin begins to comprehend Life Origin after understanding the profound meaning of Dimensional Ascension.
  • Zhou Tong struggles to comprehend the meaning, while Zhu You considers both 'big' and 'small' aspects.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of power and enlightenment (Seeking Greatness and Seeking Smallness).
  • The importance of Life Origin and the True Meaning of the Great Dao.
  • The complex relationships and dynamics among brothers and their shared goal of protecting the First Realm.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yi and Slaughter tacitly agree to put aside their competition for seniority, focusing on cultivation instead.
  • Mo Xin shares his insights about Dimensional Ascension with Zhou Tong and Zhu You.
  • Zhang Yi explains his understanding of 'Seeking Smallness' to Zhou Tong, helping him grasp the concept.

Ch. 1972The Netherworld Could Not Bestow Gods

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhu You's cultivation does not regress as he avoids Borrowing Power from the Future.
  • Emperor Realm experts cultivate in the Void, seeking guidance from Zhang Yi, Slaughter, and others.
  • Curse escapes, vowing to return with more power to destroy the First Realm.
  • An Emperor Realm expert attempts to attack Curse but is killed, causing her Karmic Fire to increase.
  • Zhang Yang struggles to bestow Divine Spirits on the Ghost Realm and decides to create ten stone tablets of authority.

Character Developments

  • Zhu You: Realizes he doesn't need to Borrow Power from the Future to maintain his cultivation, understands the concept of "Dimensional Ascension," and continues his path to becoming a Firebearer.
  • Curse: Escapes the First Realm severely wounded and tainted by Karmic Fire, kills an Emperor Realm expert, and decides to return to the End Realm to recover and gather more power.
  • Zhang Yang: Struggles to find a solution for the Ghost Realm's Divine Spirits, decides to create stone tablets of authority, and gathers Ghost Realm powerhouses.

Significant Themes

  • Cultivation and power: Characters strive to improve their cultivation and understanding of the Great Dao.
  • Revenge and retaliation: Curse's desire to destroy the First Realm and the anticipation of the End Realm powerhouses' retaliation.
  • Adaptation and problem-solving: Zhang Yang's struggle to find a solution for the Ghost Realm's Divine Spirits.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu You interacts with Zhang Yi, Slaughter, and other disciples, learning about "Dimensional Ascension."
  • Curse interacts with an Emperor Realm expert, killing him and increasing her Karmic Fire.
  • Zhang Yang interacts with Ghost Realm powerhouses, gathering them and preparing to bestow the stone tablets of authority.

Ch. 1973Eternally Guarding Reincarnation

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yang, the creator of the First Realm, visits the Ghost Realm to address its powerhouses.
  • He offers ten stone steles, each containing the power of Heaven-and-Earth Reincarnation, to those willing to safeguard the Ghost Realm eternally.
  • Six Ghost Kings and four Ghost Realm Envoys merge with the steles, gaining immense power and the responsibility to protect the realm.

Character Developments

  • The Ghost Kings and Ghost Emperors grapple with the decision to merge with the steles, weighing the benefits against the cost of being unable to leave the Ghost Realm.
  • Xi and Ming, captives from the End Realm, realize they have been trying to force their way into the First Realm against its creator, Xuan (Zhang Yang).

Significant Themes

  • Responsibility and sacrifice for the greater good (Ghost Kings and Ghost Emperors choosing to protect the Ghost Realm).
  • Consequences of obsession and impatience (Xi and Ming's futile attempts to enter the First Realm).

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang interacts with the Ghost Realm powerhouses, offering them the steles and explaining the terms.
  • Zhang Yang confronts Xi and Ming, revealing his identity as Xuan and offering them a chance to enter the First Realm, albeit with a price.
  • Slaughter reveals Zhang Yang's identity to Xi and Ming, causing them to reevaluate their situation.

Ch. 1974Patrol Gods

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Xi and Ming, still stunned by Shadow's power, meet Zhang Yang, Slaughter's master.
  • Zhang Yang presents two options for Xi and Ming: become 'light' and 'night' of the Lesser Thousand Worlds, or become 'Day' and 'Night' Patrol Gods of the First Realm.
  • They agree to become Patrol Gods, gaining freedom within the First Realm but unable to leave for a considerable time.
  • Zhang Yang absorbs the Life Origin of an End Realm expert, shocking Xi and Ming.

Character Developments

  • Xi and Ming realize their limitations and agree to Zhang Yang's terms, showing acceptance of their situation.
  • Zhang Yang demonstrates his power by absorbing an End Realm expert's Life Origin, further intimidating Xi and Ming.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and the consequences of seeking higher power.
  • The struggle between freedom and obligation, as Xi and Ming accept their roles to improve their chances of growth.

Character Interactions

  • Xi and Ming interact with Zhang Yang, leading to their agreement to become Patrol Gods.
  • Slaughter, now subservient to Zhang Yang, explains his master's power to Xi and Ming, showing his loyalty and awe towards Zhang Yang.

Ch. 1975What Does Showing Off Mean?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yang, through Slaughter, releases the remaining End Realm powerhouses (Withered Wood, Qing Ming, Xuan Shi).
  • Zhang Yang reveals himself as Xuan, the creator of the First Realm (End Realm).
  • Withered Wood and Qing Ming share their experiences during the End Realm's destruction.
  • Zhang Yang hints at the conflict between the five supreme powerhouses (Tomb, Ming, Qing, Shadow, Xuan) before the End Realm's destruction.

Character Developments

  • Zhang Yang (Xuan) maintains his composure and authority, subtly manipulating the situation to learn more about the End Realm's destruction.
  • Withered Wood and Qing Ming show remorse for not saving more beings during the End Realm's destruction, contrasting with Slaughter's actions.
  • Slaughter remains loyal to Zhang Yang, defending his master's actions and revealing his own efforts to save beings.

Significant Themes

  • The responsibility of power and the consequences of inaction.
  • The pursuit of personal goals versus collective well-being.
  • The struggle to understand and control one's destiny.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang (Xuan) interacts with Withered Wood, Qing Ming, and Xuan Shi, revealing his identity and probing for information about the End Realm's destruction.
  • Slaughter confronts Withered Wood and Qing Ming, challenging their inaction during the End Realm's destruction and revealing his own efforts to save beings.
  • Withered Wood and Qing Ming grapple with their past inaction, contrasting with Slaughter's actions and Zhang Yang's revelation.

Ch. 1976Talked a Few More into It

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhang Yang (Xuan) reveals he has seen a higher Great Dao, hinting at a possible breakthrough.
  • Withered Wood, Qing Ming, and Xuan Shi ask about the End Realm's destruction. Zhang Yang hints it might be due to Tomb and Ming's actions.
  • Zhang Yang invites the three to join the First Realm to grow together and oppose Tomb and Ming.
  • They agree, and Zhang Yang warns them about controlling their powers within the First Realm's limits.

Character Developments

  • Zhang Yang: Reveals his higher Great Dao and invites others to join his cause against Tomb and Ming.
  • Withered Wood, Qing Ming, Xuan Shi: Decide to join the First Realm after hearing about Tomb and Ming's threats.
  • Slaughter: Reveals his true power (trapping) and that his master guided him.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of the Dao and higher levels of power.
  • The threat of Tomb and Ming's actions and the need to oppose them.
  • The importance of controlling one's power and understanding one's limits.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang interacts with Withered Wood, Qing Ming, and Xuan Shi, inviting them to join the First Realm and warning them about controlling their powers.
  • Withered Wood and Qing Ming interact with Slaughter, expressing envy at his progress under his master's guidance.

Ch. 1977Day Patrol God and Night Patrol God

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Withered Wood, Qing Ming, and Xuan Shi merge into the First Realm, causing rapid changes and growth.
  • The First Realm's heaven and earth undergo transformations due to their powers: Withered Wood accelerates decay, Qing Ming brings abundant rainfall, and Xuan Shi enriches the land with resources.
  • Void Origin power pours into the First Realm, indicating significant growth.
  • Xi and Ming are conferred as Day Patrol God and Night Patrol God, respectively, after dispersing their Dao. They become Orthodox Gods of the First Realm, overseeing the Divine Dao and commanding the power of light and darkness.

Character Developments

  • Xi and Ming, initially arrogant, become more submissive and respectful after understanding the power dynamics and the weakness of their own Dao Bodies.
  • Xi and Ming reluctantly disperse their Dao to accept the conferment, indicating a shift in their attitudes and a realization of their limitations.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: The relative strengths of different powers and beings are emphasized, with Xuan (Zhang Yang) being the most powerful.
  • Growth and Change: The First Realm's rapid growth and transformation highlight the theme of change and progress.
  • Conferment and Submission: Xi and Ming's conferment as Patrol Gods underscores the theme of submission to a higher authority and the acceptance of new roles.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Yang (Xuan) and Xi/Ming: Zhang Yang's interactions with Xi and Ming demonstrate his power and authority. He guides them through the conferment process, showing a level of patience and understanding.
  • Xi and Ming: Xi and Ming's interactions with each other show their mutual understanding and shared experiences, as they both undergo the conferment process without resistance.

Ch. 1978Day Patrol Gods at Work, Divine Spirits Investigated for Corruption

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Xi and Ming are invested as Heaven-and-Earth Orthodox Gods (Day and Night Patrol Gods), gaining immense power and becoming connected to the First Realm.
  • Zhang Yang instructs them to fulfill their duties, increase their power, and comprehend the Dao to avoid being left behind when Limitless power reveals itself.
  • Xi and Ming begin inspecting Divine Spirits, starting with Gu Changfeng and the Southern Li Fire Divine God.
  • Xi discovers the Southern Li Fire Divine God's secret aid to Flame Mountain and orders him to stop, leading to the Fire Divine God's breakthrough to the God Emperor Realm and the Immortal Realm's strengthening.

Character Developments

  • Xi and Ming: They gain immense power and responsibilities as Day and Night Patrol Gods. Xi, in particular, shows sternness and efficiency in her inspections.
  • Southern Li Fire Divine God: He is exposed for secretly aiding Flame Mountain and, after being ordered to stop, breaks through to the God Emperor Realm, showing detachment from his past biases.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Responsibility: Xi and Ming's newfound power comes with the duty to inspect Divine Spirits and maintain the balance of the First Realm.
  • Consequences of Actions: The Southern Li Fire Divine God's secret aid to Flame Mountain is exposed, leading to consequences for both him and Flame Mountain.
  • Growth and Transformation: The inspections lead to Divine Spirits improving their powers, which in turn strengthens the First Realm.

Character Interactions

  • Xi and Gu Changfeng: Xi inspects Gu Changfeng, who shows no fear or resistance despite her powerful aura.
  • Xi and the Southern Li Fire Divine God: Xi discovers the Fire Divine God's secret and orders him to stop aiding Flame Mountain, leading to the Fire Divine God's breakthrough.
  • Zhang Yang and Xi/Ming: Zhang Yang invests Xi and Ming as Patrol Gods and warns them about the consequences of not comprehending the Dao, showing his guidance and expectation.

Ch. 1979Tomb Truly Awakened

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Curse returns to the End Realm, injured but safe.
  • She calls out to Tomb, but receives no response.
  • Meanwhile, in a distant world, an ancient consciousness awakens, revealing Tomb has integrated with the Dao of the land.
  • Tomb returns to the End Realm, sensing its ruin and the absence of other powerhouses.
  • He heals Curse's wounds and asks about the others.
  • Curse mentions the First Realm, where Shadow resides, and suggests Tomb go there.
  • Tomb agrees, intrigued by the First Realm and Shadow's actions.

Character Developments

  • Curse: Shows loyalty to the End Realm and its powerhouses. She's injured but resourceful, seeking Tomb's help against the First Realm.
  • Tomb: Awakens after integrating with the Dao of a distant land. He's powerful, curious about the First Realm, and concerned about the absence of his peers.

Significant Themes

  • The passage of time (over ten million years have passed).
  • The power of integration with the Dao of the land.
  • The mystery surrounding the End Realm's destruction.
  • The intrigue and potential danger of the First Realm.

Character Interactions

  • Curse and Tomb: Curse seeks Tomb's help against the First Realm, while Tomb is curious about the First Realm and Shadow's actions. They form a temporary alliance.
  • Tomb and the unknown: Tomb is puzzled by the rumors blaming him for the End Realm's destruction and seeks answers from Shadow.

Ch. 1980Possible Speculations on the Destruction of the End Realm

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Curse and Tomb discuss the destruction of the End Realm. Tomb speculates that it might have been destroyed by its own power due to the actions of its inhabitants (Shadow, Tomb, Ming, Qing).
  • Curse and Tomb head towards the First Realm, which is rapidly developing and expanding.
  • After three thousand years, the Immortal-Refining Cauldron returns to the present. Zhang Yang decides to release the powerhouses trapped in the First Realm.

Character Developments

  • Curse: She is shocked and puzzled by the End Realm's destruction and excited about the possibility of finding a power that could surpass their current realm.
  • Tomb: He reveals his deep understanding of the End Realm's power and speculates about its destruction. He feels melancholic about the End Realm's fate.

Significant Themes

  • Power and its Consequences: The End Realm's destruction serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of wielding immense power.
  • Growth and Development: The First Realm's rapid growth and expansion highlight the theme of continuous improvement and evolution.

Character Interactions

  • Curse and Tomb: They engage in a thoughtful conversation about the End Realm's destruction, revealing their insights and speculations.
  • Zhang Yang and Slaughter: They discuss the release of the trapped powerhouses, demonstrating Zhang Yang's authority and Slaughter's loyalty and efficiency.
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