Ch. 1741Avatar Body, Rethinking a Way to Leave
Key Plot Points and Events
- Su Shi'er discovers a spatial rift in an underground mining tunnel but deems it too risky due to spatial turbulence.
- He possesses a recently deceased cultivator's body with his demon infant to test a way out, taking the Tiandao Palace's Horizonless Tracing Seal.
- Su Shi'er decides to use the teleportation array of Bi Yun Xuan to leave the Hundred Thousand Mines, planning to rally other cultivators to break their seals and fight for an escape.
- He possesses another corpse to seek revenge on the One-Eyed Dragon, who betrayed him.
Character Developments
- Su Shi'er demonstrates caution, self-awareness, and strategic thinking in his plans to escape the Hundred Thousand Mines.
- He shows no remorse in using others for his goals, possessing corpses and manipulating them.
Significant Themes
- Desperation and Will to Survive: Cultivators in the Hundred Thousand Mines are desperate, with no hope of escape, leading to a numb acceptance of their fate. Su Shi'er's plan to give them hope and rally them to fight for escape highlights their will to survive.
- Manipulation and Betrayal: Su Shi'er manipulates others to serve his purposes, while the One-Eyed Dragon betrays him. This theme explores the consequences of trust and loyalty in desperate situations.
Character Interactions
- Su Shi'er interacts with the Yellow-toothed Cultivator through a possessed corpse, feigning interest in the One-Eyed Dragon's good mood and tasks, gathering information.
- Su Shi'er's main body and clone bodies work simultaneously, showcasing his control and manipulation of multiple bodies.