Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu observes the aftermath of the Buddhist-Taoist battle, realizing the struggle is over a living person—the Immortal Path inheritor.
• Luo Jin, after the battle, falls ill due to his heart demon, which worsens over time.
• Luo Dazhuang, Luo Jin's cousin, attempts to break through to Seventh Grade and dies, leaving a letter challenging Luo Jin to overcome his heart demon.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: Realizes the true cause of the Buddhist-Taoist struggle and the mutations in their inheritances.
• Luo Jin: Struggles with his heart demon, worsens due to Xu Lin's death, and eventually finds resolve after reading Luo Dazhuang's letter.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of secrets and hidden knowledge (Xu Lin's death, Luo Jin's heart demon).
• The struggle for survival and the cost of living (Luo Dazhuang's sacrifice, Luo Jin's realization).
• The mutability of ancient inheritances and the changes they undergo (Buddhist and Daoist Sect mutations).

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Luo Jin: Jiang Tu observes Luo Jin's struggle from afar, but they do not interact directly.
• Luo Jin and the Immortal Path inheritor: They meet, and Luo Jin learns the truth about Xu Lin's death. He decides not to hand her over but also not to protect her.
• Luo Jin and Luo Dazhuang: Luo Dazhuang's death serves as a catalyst for Luo Jin to overcome his heart demon.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Jin recovers from his chronic ailments and decides to live well, inspired by the sacrifices of those who supported him and the Agricultural Path.
• Immortal Gushe warns Luo Jin about an impending great calamity in Auspicious Land within the next 20-50 years.
• Buddhist-Taoist forces converge on Peace City and White Deer City, leading to a massive campaign against the Agricultural Path.
• Qi Ping leads a counterattack using the Rock Dragon technique, which requires the sacrifice of 157 Seventh Grade Herbal Scholars to manifest fully.
• Luo Jin returns and orders everyone to stop, indicating he will take action.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin regains his health and determination to live and protect the Agricultural Path.
• Qi Ping demonstrates his resolve and leadership by initiating the Rock Dragon technique, knowing it will cost him his life.
• The Herbal Scholars show unwavering loyalty and commitment to the Agricultural Path, choosing to die rather than submit to the Buddhist-Taoist paths.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice for a greater cause (the Agricultural Path).
• Resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
• The power of unity and collective action.

Character Interactions

• Luo Jin and Immortal Gushe: Luo Jin is surprised by Immortal Gushe's genuine concern for Snow Auspice Hall's survival and future.
• Qi Ping and the Herbal Scholars: Qi Ping inspires the Herbal Scholars to stand together and fight against the Buddhist-Taoist forces, leading to their collective sacrifice.
• Luo Jin and the Herbal Scholars: Luo Jin is moved by the Herbal Scholars' sacrifice and decides to take action to save them.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Jin, in secluded cultivation, struggles to break through to the Sixth Grade.
• He witnesses the sacrifice of Qi Ping and other cultivators, which stirs his inner demons.
• He emerges from seclusion, forcibly suppressing his breakthrough, and confronts the Buddhist-Taoist cultivators outside Peace City.
• Luo Jin challenges the great sects, calling them "thieving Taoists" and "bald donkeys," demanding they face him.
• A Taoist cultivator and a Buddhist monk appear, responding to Luo Jin's challenge.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin: Struggles with his inner demons, decides not to breakthrough using the lives of others, and emerges to challenge the great sects, displaying immense courage and defiance.
• Qi Ping: Sacrifices himself to save Peace City, inspiring Luo Jin and the citizens.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against oppression and exploitation by the Buddhist-Taoist Path.
• The value of life and the consequences of using others for personal gain.
• The power of unity and defiance in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Luo Jin interacts with the citizens of Peace City, inspiring them to stand tall and face their fears.
• Luo Jin challenges the great sects, drawing the attention of a Taoist cultivator and a Buddhist monk.
• The citizens of Peace City react to Luo Jin's challenge, feeling a mix of shock, disbelief, and inspiration.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Buddhist-Taoist Path and the Agricultural Path face off in midair.
• Luo Jin lures the Buddhist and Daoist leaders into revealing their weakened states.
• Luo Jin reveals he knows Immortal Gushe's whereabouts, bargaining for the Agricultural Path's survival.
• The Buddhist and Daoist leaders take an oath not to harm the Agricultural Path until a great calamity, in exchange for Luo Jin's life.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin demonstrates strategic thinking, manipulating the situation to secure the Agricultural Path's temporary survival.
• The Buddhist and Daoist leaders, despite their power, show vulnerability and desperation in their pursuit of Immortal Gushe.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and survival among different cultivation paths.
• The consequences of desperation and the lengths one will go to achieve their goals.
• The importance of strategy and bargaining in conflict resolution.

Character Interactions

• Luo Jin outmaneuvers the Buddhist and Daoist leaders, using their desperation to secure a temporary truce.
• The Buddhist and Daoist leaders clash over their desire to kill Luo Jin, revealing their internal tension.
• Luo Jin's sacrifice for the Agricultural Path cultivators and commoners highlights his leadership and dedication.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Jin sacrifices himself to save Peace City, leading to a rain of blood that brings forth boundless vitality.
• The Agricultural Path lives on, with Peace City coming back to life.
• Luo Jin's death triggers a manifestation of the "Agricultural Path Official," a Sixth Grade Divine Path entity, combining the essence of Luo Jin and other Agricultural Path martyrs.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin: Sacrifices himself for the greater good, achieving a form of immortality as the "Agricultural Path Official."
• Common People: Experience profound grief and reverence for Luo Jin's sacrifice and the manifestation of the "Agricultural Path Official."

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Characters like Luo Jin and the Agricultural Path martyrs sacrifice themselves for the greater good, leading to the survival and prosperity of the Agricultural Path.
• Resilience: Despite losses, the Agricultural Path and its people demonstrate remarkable resilience, with the manifestation of the "Agricultural Path Official" symbolizing their enduring spirit.

Character Interactions

• Luo Jin and the Buddhist-Taoist Path: Their confrontation highlights the conflict between the Agricultural Path and the established powers, with Luo Jin's sacrifice serving as a turning point.
• Common People and Luo Jin: The common people's grief and reverence for Luo Jin showcase their deep connection and loyalty to him, even after his death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Jin, a slave, awakens his wisdom and pioneers the Agricultural Path in New Apple City.
• He establishes the Old Farmer Hall, breaks through to Eighth and Seventh Grade, and gains followers.
• After the Serf Rebellion, Luo Jin flees to Shennong Valley, where he remains for over a decade.
• Snow Auspice Hall remakes heaven and earth, and the Agricultural Path expands to five cities with a hundred thousand followers.
• Ancient immortals appear, and 150 Seventh Grades of Peace City sacrifice themselves to help Luo Jin.
• Luo Jin trades his life for the living beings of the Agricultural Path, triggering a heavenly phenomenon.
• The Heaven Sequence of the Incense-Fire Divine Path begins, and Luo Jin becomes the Agricultural Ancestor.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin evolves from a slave to the leader of the Agricultural Path, demonstrating resilience, wisdom, and selflessness.
• Jiang Tu, the main character, experiences deep emotional connection with Luo Jin and decides to increase his evolution duration to witness the Agricultural Path's survival.

Significant Themes

• The power of perseverance and resilience in the face of adversity.
• The importance of rituals and prerequisite conditions for advancement in cultivation.
• The advantage of being a sequence forerunner and leader.

Character Interactions

• Luo Jin interacts with Jiang Tu, sharing his cultivation experience and passing down his legacy.
• Luo Jin's interactions with his followers and the ancient immortals showcase his leadership and selflessness.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Jin reveals the "Non-Coexistence of Paths" rule, which prevents one from simultaneously cultivating in both the Agricultural Path and other paths like the Daoist Sect.
• He also discovers that the Agricultural Path and Buddhist-Taoist Path can nourish and devour each other due to sharing a common origin.
• Luo Jin's consciousness disperses, marking the end of his guidance.
• Jiang Tu receives a Divinity reward, which can increase the probability of Incense Deity births and their cultivation speed.
• He unlocks the "Primordial Spring and Autumn" historical record, which immortalizes Luo Jin's influence across future evolutions.
• Jiang Tu activates the "True Intent of the Agricultural Dao Official," manifesting the Agricultural Path Official.

Character Developments

• Luo Jin, as the Agricultural Ancestor, provides crucial insights and guidance before his consciousness disperses.
• Jiang Tu gains new knowledge and understanding about the Agricultural Path, Incense Deities, and the Divine Path.

Significant Themes

• The non-coexistence of different cultivation paths.
• The interconnectedness and shared origin of the Agricultural Path and Buddhist-Taoist Path.
• The mutual growth and cooperation between Incense Deities and their followers.
• The division of the Divine Path into Heaven, Earth, and Human sequences.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu interacts with Luo Jin's consciousness, learning from him until his guidance ends.
• Jiang Tu converses with the manifested Agricultural Path Official, gaining insights into the Incense-Fire Divine Dao Sequences and the Divine Path.

Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu learns from the Agricultural Path Official about the division of heaven, earth, and human sequences, the advancement methods to Sixth Grade, and the name of the Sixth Grade realm, "Agricultural Overseer."
• The Earthwalking Straw Figure returns from the simulation, having absorbed Luo Jin's cultivation and gained enhanced abilities. It can now travel long distances over land, manifest human forms for others, and control plants with a Coiled Dragon Root effect.
• Jiang Tu sends the straw figure, disguised as Rong Yidao, back to Welcoming Wind City. Rong Yidao begins to display emotions and compassion, leading to a change in his reputation and an increase in students at the Rong Residence Agricultural Academy.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: Gains valuable information about the advancement to Sixth Grade and the Agricultural Path. He also learns about the changes in the Earthwalking Straw Figure.
• Rong Yidao (Straw Figure): Absorbs Luo Jin's cultivation, gains humanity, and becomes more emotional and compassionate. It also gains new abilities and changes its appearance to better mimic the real Rong Yidao.

Significant Themes

• The division of heaven, earth, and human sequences and their respective advancements.
• The power of the Agricultural Path and the importance of its cultivation.
• The theme of change and growth, both in Jiang Tu's understanding of the world and in the Earthwalking Straw Figure's development.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu interacts with the Agricultural Path Official, learning valuable information about the advancement to Sixth Grade.
• The Earthwalking Straw Figure, disguised as Rong Yidao, interacts with the people of Welcoming Wind City, leading to a change in Rong Yidao's reputation and an increase in students at the academy.

Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with Wang Congyun, a high-ranking member of the Daoist Sect, indulging in wine and women in his residence.
• Dong Daozi, Wang Congyun's master, arrives and finds him in a state of debauchery.
• Wang Congyun, confronted by Dong Daozi, expresses his disillusionment with the Daoist Sect's actions and his desire to die rather than continue serving them.
• Dong Daozi reveals that he once felt similarly but has since become one with the Daoist Sect.
• Wang Congyun attempts to take his own life but is stopped by Dong Daozi.
• Dong Daozi tells Wang Congyun that he is still valuable to the Daoist Sect and that he should not be so attached to the lives of common people.

Character Developments

• Wang Congyun: Struggles with the moral implications of the Daoist Sect's actions and considers taking his own life rather than continue serving them. He is revealed to be a skilled actor, deceiving Dong Daozi to maintain his position.
• Dong Daozi: Reveals that he once felt similarly to Wang Congyun but has since become indifferent to the lives of common people. He values Wang Congyun as a disciple and wants him to continue serving the Daoist Sect.

Significant Themes

• The moral ambiguity of the Daoist Sect's actions and the consequences of serving a corrupt organization.
• The struggle between personal morality and loyalty to an institution.
• The dehumanization of common people by those in power.

Character Interactions

• Wang Congyun and Dong Daozi: Their interaction reveals the power dynamics between a master and disciple, as well as the moral divide between them. Wang Congyun's acting skills allow him to manipulate Dong Daozi, while Dong Daozi's indifference to common lives highlights the moral chasm between them.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Congyun, a Field Steward, is reprimanded by Dong Daozi for sympathizing with the common people killed by the Daoist Sect.
• Li Xiaobing returns to the sect and claims to have found a method to break through the Third Realm, drawing more Field Stewards to cooperate with her.
• Qing Shuzi battles a Sixth Realm vicious specter, the Head-Taking Specter, in the Horn-Sand Ancient Forbidden Land.
• An ancient sword rings, revealing the location of an Immortal Legacy, the inheritance of the Gushe Immortal Sect.

Character Developments

• Wang Congyun begins to question Dong Daozi's true intentions and the Daoist Sect's practices.
• Qing Shuzi demonstrates his strength and determination in battle.
• Li Xiaobing shows ambition and resourcefulness in her attempt to break through the Third Realm.

Significant Themes

• The moral ambiguity of the Daoist Sect and its treatment of common people.
• The pursuit of power and longevity at any cost.
• The struggle between loyalty and personal beliefs.

Character Interactions

• Wang Congyun and Dong Daozi: Wang Congyun's loyalty is tested, and he begins to question Dong Daozi's true intentions.
• Qing Shuzi and the Head-Taking Specter: Qing Shuzi demonstrates his strength and resilience in a fierce battle.
• Li Xiaobing and the Field Stewards: Li Xiaobing draws Field Stewards to cooperate with her in breaking through the Third Realm.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Daoist Sect's battle line witnesses a thousand-zhang ancient sword's remnant, causing widespread awe and excitement.
• Qing Shuzi and Dong Daozi investigate the area where the ancient sword appeared, finding it filled with suppressed Strange Calamities.
• They use the Swan-Flash Daoist Art to glimpse the core of the ancient sword's pressure, revealing a vast sea of broken swords.
• Qing Shuzi returns to consult the Grand Elder, while Dong Daozi continues expanding the territory around the ancient sword's domain.

Character Developments

• Qing Shuzi and Dong Daozi show determination and bravery in exploring the dangerous area.
• Qing Shuzi demonstrates responsibility and wisdom in deciding to consult the Grand Elder.
• Zhou Ning'e, Jiang Tu's wife, experiences a mysterious phenomenon related to her husband's cultivation breakthrough.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and immortality, represented by the ancient sword and the Gushe Immortal Sect's legacy.
• The cost and sacrifice involved in cultivation, as seen in the Daoist Sect's struggle against Strange Calamities.
• The interconnectedness of different cultivation paths, hinted at by Zhou Ning'e's experience.

Character Interactions

• Qing Shuzi and Dong Daozi work together to investigate the ancient sword's remnant, displaying camaraderie and mutual respect.
• Qing Shuzi and Dong Daozi make a plan to expand their territory and consult the Grand Elder, showing unity in decision-making.
• Zhou Ning'e's concern for her husband's cultivation and her own pursuits in cosmetics hint at their supportive relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu cultivates forty-two Bean Soldiers, each with unique abilities.
• He uses them to intercept and organize Insect Spirit intelligence, increasing his efficiency.
• He learns about a major upheaval in the Horn Sand Forbidden Land from the intelligence.
• Zhou Ning'e experiences strange phenomena, including hearing sword cries, which alarms Jiang Tu.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: Becomes more powerful and efficient with his new Bean Soldiers. He also becomes more protective of Zhou Ning'e after her strange experiences.
• Zhou Ning'e: Experiences mysterious phenomena, potentially related to an ancient Daoist Sect inheritance. She agrees to study the Agricultural Path with Jiang Tu.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Agricultural Path and its tools (Bean Soldiers, Insect Spirits).
• The potential danger and influence of the Daoist Sect's ancient inheritance.
• The importance of family and protecting loved ones.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e: Jiang Tu becomes more protective and concerned for Zhou Ning'e's safety after her strange experiences. He decides to teach her the Agricultural Path.
• Jiang Tu and the Bean Soldiers: Jiang Tu uses the Bean Soldiers to intercept and organize Insect Spirit intelligence, increasing his efficiency and power.
• Jiang Tu and the Daoist Sect: Jiang Tu learns about the Daoist Sect's activities in the Horn Sand Forbidden Land and becomes more determined to protect Zhou Ning'e from their influence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e watching Bean Soldiers, created by Jiang Tu's Scatter Beans, Raise Soldiers technique, spreading the Agricultural Path teachings across the wilderness.
• Li Xiaobing, a key Agricultural Path figure, breaks through to the Third Realm, inspiring many others to do the same, leading to a surge in Agricultural Path cultivators.
• Jiang Tu, now disguised as his son Jiang Liu, spends time with his father-in-law, Big Household Zhou, learning martial arts, while secretly waiting for the next new profession to unlock in the Sequence Golden Codex.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: He continues to spread the Agricultural Path teachings through his Bean Soldiers, increasing his cultivation. He also assumes his son's identity to prepare for the next generation.
• Zhou Ning'e: She is still working on entering the Agricultural Path but is reassured by Jiang Tu that she will soon succeed.
• Li Xiaobing: She breaks through to the Third Realm, inspiring many others and becoming a prominent figure in the Agricultural Path.
• Big Household Zhou: He is aging but remains active and healthy, doting on his grandson Jiang Liu.

Significant Themes

• Identity and Replacement: Jiang Tu assumes his son's identity to prepare for the next generation, highlighting the theme of identity change and replacement.
• Cultivation and Growth: The Agricultural Path's growth and the increase in cultivators reflect the theme of cultivation and personal growth.
• Patience and Persistence: Jiang Tu's wait for the next new profession to unlock in the Sequence Golden Codex underscores the theme of patience and persistence.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e: They continue to support and encourage each other in their cultivation and personal growth.
• Jiang Tu and Big Household Zhou: They spend time together, with Big Household Zhou doting on Jiang Tu (disguised as Jiang Liu) and teaching him martial arts.
• Li Xiaobing and Agricultural Path Cultivators: Li Xiaobing's breakthrough inspires many others to enter the Third Realm, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among Agricultural Path cultivators.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Liu (Jiang Tu) tries various occupations but can't trigger a new one in the Sequence Golden Codex.
• He settles down as a farmer and takes over his father's trade, managing Welcoming Wind City's farming affairs.
• The Qin Household grows stronger and absorbs outsiders, establishing Green Mountain City.
• Wang Congyun sends a letter revealing the law of Non-Coexistence of Paths, his Second Dao Reception, and the impending upheaval in Lone Goose City.

Character Developments

• Jiang Liu matures and becomes a responsible and fair farmer, cleaning up corruption within the Zhou and Jiang households.
• Qin Tuo Yun becomes the number one figure of the Agricultural Path and seeks a method to break through to the next realm using Aged Beans.
• Wang Congyun decides to completely abandon Agricultural Path cultivation and accepts the Daoist Sect's Second Dao Reception.

Significant Themes

• The cruelty of the law of Non-Coexistence of Paths, which makes one's cultivation path unchangeable.
• The Qin Household's expansion and development, including establishing an intelligence network and monitoring the Horn Sand Forbidden Land.
• The Qin Household's gratitude toward Wang Congyun and their determination to help him if needed.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Liu interacts with the farmers in the Zhou and Jiang households, gaining prestige for his fairness and hard work.
• The Qin Household's inner family members discuss and agree on strategies for expansion and protecting their secrets.
• Wang Congyun's letter reveals his decisions and warnings to the Qin Household, expressing his concern for their safety.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Qin Household, with Wang Congyun's help, expands its influence and builds relationships with local Agricultural Masters and hidden agents of the Daoist Sect.
• Strange creatures cause havoc, and the Qin Household's Herbal Scholars, posing as Agricultural Masters, suppress these evils and save people, earning the title "Great Worthy Agricultural Master."
• The name "Great Worthy Agricultural Master" spreads rapidly across Jiang Prefecture, with people worshipping him alongside the Infinite Heavenly Venerable of the Daoist Sect.
• The Jingtai Emperor dies, and a new emperor ascends the throne, changing the era name to Shenglong.

Character Developments

• Wang Congyun helps the Qin Household grow and expand their influence.
• Qin Yi and Qin An discuss the spread of the "Great Worthy Agricultural Master" name and its significance.
• Jiang Tu reflects on the changes in his life over the past fifty-three years.

Significant Themes

• The spread of the "Great Worthy Agricultural Master" name and its impact on people's beliefs and the Agricultural Path's influence.
• The contrast between the Daoist Sect's and Agricultural Path's methods of governing and helping people.
• The passage of time and the changes it brings to individuals and society.

Character Interactions

• Wang Congyun helps the Qin Household, showing her loyalty and dedication.
• Qin Yi and Qin An discuss the Agricultural Path's growth and their sister's clever idea.
• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e interact, with Zhou Ning'e bringing news of a heavenly treasure grown from their superior seed fields.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu discovers a premium seed that can greatly enhance Agricultural Path cultivation and temporarily heighten comprehension, naming it the 'Enlightenment Dao Bean.'
• He decides to give ten of these beans to the Rong Residence as a gift.
• Jiang Tu checks his Agricultural Dao Sequence panel and finds that the total number of cultivators has surpassed 48,000, unlocking the third Dao Foundation slot.
• He learns about recent events, including the Qin Household's establishment of the Qintong Firm, the Great Worthy Agricultural Master's growing influence, the production of Spirit Rice, and the situation in the Horn Sand Forbidden Land.
• Xueli returns from Welcoming Wind Agricultural Academy and shares news about the Daoist Sect's plans to build a new city in Lone Goose, attracting many agricultural cultivators.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu continues to guide Zhou Ning'e in her cultivation, hoping for her awakening.
• Xueli has become a dedicated disciple of Rong Yidao and is focused on her cultivation.

Significant Themes

• The growth and influence of the Agricultural Path.
• The potential danger and opportunities in the Horn Sand Forbidden Land.
• The bond between master and disciple, as shown in Zhou Ning'e and Xueli's relationship with Jiang Tu and Rong Yidao.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e discuss Xueli's desire to go to Lone Goose New City, with Zhou Ning'e advising against it.
• Jiang Tu helps Zhou Ning'e break through to Seventh Grade 'Herbal Scholar' in one night, with twin Dao Foundations appearing upon her awakening.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Sequence Golden Codex reacts violently to Zhou Ning'e's Dao Foundation breakthrough, manifesting an ancient, desolate aura.
• Zhou Ning'e obtains two Dao Foundations: "Enlightenment" and "Ten-Thousand-Tribulation Dao Heart." The latter's origin is unknown and unidentifiable by the Golden Tome.
• The Myriad-Ages Sword Forest in the Horn-Sand Ancient Forbidden Land rings in unison, causing a phenomenon of time and karma to manifest across Jiang Prefecture.

Character Developments

• Zhou Ning'e successfully breaks through to the Seventh Grade Agricultural Path Herbal Scholar realm and obtains two powerful Dao Foundations.
• Jiang Tu is shocked and uncertain about the origin and nature of the "Ten-Thousand-Tribulation Dao Heart" Dao Foundation, which seems to transcend the Agricultural Path.
• Dong Daozi and Qing Shuzi experience memories that do not belong to their current lives, hinting at past lives or karmic connections.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between different paths (Agricultural Path vs. Daoist Sect) and their inheritances.
• The power and mystery of ancient inheritances, potentially involving immortals and gods.
• The passage of time and the vicissitudes of life, as seen in the phenomenon of rain and mist.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e: Jiang Tu is worried about Zhou Ning'e's struggle between two paths and tries to help her, but she remains unresponsive.
• Dong Daozi and Qing Shuzi: The two True Persons join hands to block the sword cries and witness the phenomenon of time and karma together.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu's wife, Zhou Ning'e, reverts to a mortal body after awakening her wisdom and obtaining a new Dao foundation, "Farming Heart."
• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e go on a journey together, visiting famous mountains and rivers in Jiang Prefecture.
• They return home, and Jiang Tu invites opera troupes to perform for ten days to fulfill Zhou Ning'e's wish.
• On the sixth night of the performance, Zhou Ning'e leaves Jiang Tu, erasing their shared memories and departing without a trace.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: Accepts his wife's decision to leave, cherishing their time together. He becomes more affectionate and attentive to her.
• Zhou Ning'e: Awakens her wisdom and gains a new Dao foundation, but ultimately chooses to leave Jiang Tu, erasing their shared memories.

Significant Themes

• The impermanence of life and relationships.
• The pursuit of personal aspirations and dreams, even at the cost of leaving loved ones behind.
• The power of memories and the pain of loss.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu and Zhou Ning'e grow closer, cherishing their time together and expressing their affection for each other.
• Zhou Ning'e's departure leaves Jiang Tu heartbroken, but he accepts her decision and lets her go.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author is preparing for the launch of a new book, which will release ten chapters (around 40,000 words) at midnight and noon on launch day, followed by two chapters daily.
• The book's opening had gained over 400 bookmarks and 160 continuing readers, but the numbers leveled off after the first round.
• The author expresses uncertainty about the book's success post-launch.

Character Developments

• The author reflects on their writing journey, struggles, and personal growth.
• The author reveals their insecurities about their writing abilities and the market's reception of their work.

Significant Themes

• The struggle and determination of an author.
• The uncertainty and unpredictability of the publishing market.
• The importance of perseverance and self-belief.

Character Interactions

• The author interacts with their editor, Qingzhou, who picked up their book after multiple rejections.
• The author addresses their readers, expressing gratitude and begging for support.

Future Updates and Book Details

• The author plans to update the book with two chapters daily, with extra updates based on subscription and coin rewards.
• The book's tone will focus on the protagonist's growth, epic development, and historical destiny, with heavy themes and emotional release.
• The book has four major systems and thirteen sequences, with nine belonging to the main storyline and four as side plots.

Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Tu wakes up from a deep sleep, his memories of Zhou Ning'e (Ning E) restored by the Sequence Golden Codex.
• He pursues the vast Dao intent that woke him but loses the trail.
• He learns from neighbors that Ning E is believed to have passed away, and no one remembers her.
• He visits Big Household Zhou, Ning E's father, who also doesn't remember her.
• He finds a letter from Ning E, detailing their life together and her fears about aging and losing her memories.
• Jiang Tu decides to break through to Seventh Grade Perfection to find Ning E.

Character Developments

• Jiang Tu: Grieving over Ning E's disappearance, he becomes determined to find her and break through to a higher cultivation level.
• Zhou Ning'e (Ning E): Her letters reveal her love for Jiang Tu and her fears about aging and losing her memories. She erases her existence from the world to protect Jiang Tu from grief.

Significant Themes

• Love and loss: Jiang Tu's grief over Ning E's disappearance and his determination to find her highlight the theme of love and loss.
• Memory and identity: The erasure of Ning E's memory from the world raises questions about identity and the importance of memory.
• Cultivation and growth: Jiang Tu's decision to break through to a higher cultivation level to find Ning E emphasizes the theme of personal growth and improvement.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Tu interacts with neighbors and Big Household Zhou, learning that no one remembers Ning E. He also reads her letter, deepening his understanding of her feelings.
• Jiang Tu's interaction with the Daoist Sect lookout reveals their lack of interest in his affairs, highlighting their disconnection from his personal life.