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Ch. 201The Eyes of an Old Friend, the Sigh of a God King

Summary: “The Eyes of an Old Friend, the Sigh of a God King”

Key Plot Points and Events

In the Divine Realm, the former governing committee has collapsed following Su Chen’s earlier reorganization. The realm is now jointly managed by Tang San, Life God, and God of Destruction, while the former Kindness and Evil Gods remain uninvolved.
The gods observe a water-mirror recording of Su Chen and his companions visiting Shrek City. The scene includes Chu Yao effortlessly crippling a Soul Elder and Su Chen nostalgically remarking that the city’s food tastes unchanged.
God of Destruction reacts with anger and resentment, recalling Su Chen’s past humiliation of the Divine Realm and his overwhelming power. However, he is unwilling to confront Su Chen because Su Chen has become the Lord of Myriad Worlds, an existence capable of destroying or rewriting the Divine Realm effortlessly.
Tang San argues that Su Chen has never sought to destroy the Divine Realm despite possessing the power to do so. Instead, he punished only those he judged deserving and now appears to be traveling peacefully with his companions.
Tang San orders all gods and divine inheritors to avoid provoking Su Chen’s group. Even if a conflict occurs, the Divine Realm must punish its own side regardless of who is right, allowing Su Chen and his companions to experience ordinary mortal life without interference.
Tang San reflects on his past conflicts with Su Chen and admits that the world may not need a traditional “savior.” He then reunites with Xiao Wu, and the two nostalgically imagine an alternate life in which they had simply grown up together in Holy Soul Village.
Su Chen’s group visits the former entrance to Sea God Island, now a tourist attraction. Chu Yao examines the Seagod’s Sacred Pillar, while Qian Renxue quietly reflects on how Su Chen freed her from the restrictive Angel God inheritance.
Su Chen ignores the historical site and leads the group to a seafood restaurant. Jiang Tieyi is particularly enthusiastic, and the companions depart in a relaxed, cheerful mood.
Bo Saixi, now a divine envoy serving Tang San, watches them leave. Her former hostility toward Su Chen and Qian Renxue has changed into respect and even envy. She concludes that their peaceful life is perhaps the best possible ending.

Character Developments

Su Chen: His transformation into the Lord of Myriad Worlds has placed him beyond the reach of the Divine Realm. Despite his immense power, he behaves peacefully and enjoys traveling, food, and companionship rather than seeking revenge or domination.
Tang San: He has become more restrained and mature, abandoning his former defiance toward Su Chen. He recognizes Su Chen’s overwhelming superiority and chooses tolerance and caution over confrontation. His reflections also reveal a desire for a simpler, more peaceful life.
God of Destruction: He remains angry and humiliated by Su Chen’s past actions, but his rage is tempered by fear and helplessness. He can no longer act against Su Chen despite his resentment.
Life God: She is uneasy and confused about how to respond to Su Chen’s return, emphasizing the Divine Realm’s vulnerability.
Qian Renxue: Once proud and emotionally guarded, she now appears gentle and dependent beside Su Chen. She views him as the person who freed her from the “cage” of the Angel God’s inheritance.
Chu Yao, Jiang Tieyi, and the former Abyss Seven Generals: Their former brutality and battle-hardened hostility have faded. They now travel as peaceful companions, showing how Su Chen’s influence has transformed them.
Xiao Wu: She remains affectionate and playful with Tang San, helping him imagine a quiet life free from the struggles that shaped them.
Bo Saixi: Her old suspicion and hostility toward Su Chen have been replaced by reverence. She accepts that Su Chen and Qian Renxue’s peaceful relationship represents a fitting resolution.

Significant Themes

Power and restraint: Su Chen possesses absolute power but chooses not to use it destructively. His self-restraint makes him more formidable and prompts the Divine Realm to submit rather than resist.
The end of conflict: Former enemies have moved beyond conquest, revenge, and political struggle, becoming travelers who seek ordinary pleasures.
Freedom from imposed destiny: Qian Renxue’s release from the Angel God’s inheritance symbolizes liberation from divine roles and predetermined identities.
Redefining salvation: Tang San questions the idea that the world needs a conventional savior, suggesting that peace and personal freedom may matter more than heroic intervention.
Nostalgia and alternate lives: Tang San and Xiao Wu’s imagined life in Holy Soul Village highlights the peace they might have had without destiny, power, and conflict.
Acceptance and reconciliation: Characters who once opposed Su Chen now acknowledge his strength and accept his right to live peacefully.

Important Character Interactions

Tang San and God of Destruction: Tang San restrains God of Destruction’s anger and explains why provoking Su Chen would be both futile and disastrous.
Tang San and Life God: Life God expresses fear and uncertainty, while Tang San provides the practical policy of noninterference.
Tang San and Xiao Wu: Their affectionate conversation shifts the chapter from divine tension to personal tenderness and imagined domestic peace.
Su Chen and Qian Renxue: Her quiet, gentle gaze toward him reflects deep trust and gratitude for the freedom he gave her.
Su Chen’s traveling group: Their casual conversation and excitement over seafood demonstrate their transformation from warriors and generals into companions enjoying ordinary life.
Bo Saixi and Su Chen’s group: Though they do not speak directly, Bo Saixi’s final observation shows her emotional acceptance of Su Chen’s new life and her changed attitude toward him.

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Ch. 202Abyss Descends: Who Will Call the Shots at This Wedding?

Chapter Summary: “Abyss Descends: Who Will Call the Shots at This Wedding?”

Key Plot Points and Events

After leaving Vast Sea City, Su Chen and the Abyss Seven Generals arrive at Phoenix City, a newly built city dominated by fire-themed architecture and Soul Masters with fire-based martial souls.
They soon discover that the city belongs to Ma Hongjun, formerly one of the Shrek Seven Monsters.
Oscar and Bai He visit Su Chen’s group. Bai He, now an elder of the Speed Clan, delivers a wedding invitation on behalf of Ma Hongjun and Bai Chenxiang, his granddaughter.
Oscar explains that Tang San learned of Su Chen’s movements and instructed them to invite the group to the wedding, though they were warned not to pressure them.
Su Chen initially has little interest in attending, but decides to go because the event represents an unusual reversal of old relationships: former enemies will now meet at a wedding rather than on a battlefield.
Chu Yao and Qian Renxue immediately compete over who should accompany Su Chen. Their verbal duel nearly escalates, but Su Chen ends the dispute by ordering both women to attend as his companions.
Ye Linglong silently observes their rivalry, visibly hurt and jealous.
Half a month later, Phoenix City celebrates Ma Hongjun and Bai Chenxiang’s wedding. The event attracts emperors, major sect leaders, and representatives from Sea God Island and Spirit Hall.
Ma Hongjun, now mature and imposing, waits anxiously for Su Chen’s arrival.
Su Chen finally enters with the Abyss Seven Generals, including Qian Renxue and Chu Yao at his sides. Their overwhelming presence immediately changes the atmosphere, leaving the Shrek Seven Monsters shocked, wary, and reverent.

Character Developments

Su Chen remains calm and authoritative. Though detached from ordinary affairs, he recognizes the symbolic importance of attending the wedding. His decisive handling of Qian Renxue and Chu Yao shows his control over the group.
Qian Renxue displays her pride, nobility, and possessiveness toward Su Chen. She uses her status and imposing presence to challenge Chu Yao, while reacting sharply when her painful past is mentioned.
Chu Yao is playful, provocative, and openly affectionate toward Su Chen. She deliberately challenges Qian Renxue and treats the rivalry as a contest for equal standing beside him.
Ye Linglong remains quiet but reveals emotional vulnerability. Her clenched hands and reddened eyes suggest jealousy and a sense of being overlooked.
Ma Hongjun has grown from a reckless, chubby youth into a dignified and mature man. Despite his changed appearance, he remains emotionally affected by the arrival of Su Chen and the former Abyss Seven Generals.
Oscar and Bai He treat Su Chen’s group with deep respect and anxiety, aware that their strength and status far exceed their own.
The Shrek Seven Monsters react to Su Chen’s arrival with a mixture of old memories, caution, shock, and involuntary reverence.

Significant Themes

The passage of time and immortality: Su Chen’s group appears almost unchanged decades later, while former rivals such as Ma Hongjun and Bai He have visibly aged and matured.
Enemies becoming connected through life events: The wedding symbolizes how former enemies can eventually meet in peaceful circumstances, even when old tensions remain.
Power and social hierarchy: The wedding is attended by rulers and major factions, yet Su Chen’s group dominates the room simply through their presence and reputation.
Possessiveness and rivalry: Qian Renxue and Chu Yao’s conflict reflects their competing claims to Su Chen’s attention and their unwillingness to yield status to one another.
The contrast between ordinary life and transcendent existence: A mortal wedding becomes politically and emotionally significant because beings of extraordinary power enter the gathering.
Unresolved history: Although the former Shrek and Abyss factions are no longer openly fighting, the tension and memories of their past battles remain beneath the celebration.

Character Interactions

Su Chen and Bai He/Oscar: Bai He and Oscar approach Su Chen with extreme deference, emphasizing the vast gap between the older heroes’ current status and the Abyss group’s power.
Su Chen and the wedding party: His acceptance of the invitation grants the wedding immense prestige but also introduces uncertainty and tension.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao: Their exchange is a sharp but controlled battle of insults. Chu Yao relies on flirtation and provocation, while Qian Renxue responds with cold authority and reminders of Chu Yao’s dangerous nature.
Su Chen, Qian Renxue, and Chu Yao: Su Chen resolves their rivalry by declaring that both will accompany him, placing them on equal footing as his “left hand” and “right hand.”
Ye Linglong and the others: Though she says nothing, Ye Linglong’s silent reaction reveals that the rivalry affects her emotionally.
Ma Hongjun and the Shrek Seven Monsters: Ma Hongjun anxiously awaits Su Chen, while Dai Mubai and the others rise in shock when the Abyss group arrives, suggesting that old rivalries have transformed into wary respect.
Su Chen’s group and the wedding guests: Their entrance overwhelms the gathering. Even without releasing Soul Power, they create a sense that the wedding has become a dangerous and unpredictable meeting of major powers.

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Ch. 203A Cup of Cloudy Wine, to Old Friends

Chapter Summary: “A Cup of Cloudy Wine, to Old Friends”

1. Key Plot Points and Events

Su Chen arrives at Ma Hongjun and Bai Chenxiang’s wedding with Qian Renxue, Chu Yao, and his companions.
His appearance immediately silences the gathering. The guests, particularly Tang San, Dai Mubai, and the Shrek Seven Monsters, recognize the overwhelming tension surrounding him.
Su Chen presents the newlyweds with a wooden wedding gift created seemingly from nothing, demonstrating his extraordinary power.
The honored guests, including Xue Beng and Ning Fengzhi, yield the main table to Su Chen and his companions. The former central figures of the continent are relegated to a secondary table.
During the wedding feast, Qian Renxue and Chu Yao attend to Su Chen by serving him food and soup, emphasizing their closeness and his detached enjoyment of the occasion.
After the wedding ceremony and first toast, Tang San approaches Su Chen and asks to sit with him.
Tang San reflects on his past achievements—founding the Tang Sect, unifying the continent, and restructuring the Divine Realm—and admits that Su Chen’s choices challenged his understanding of power and righteousness.
Tang San offers a toast to Su Chen. Su Chen responds that he does not act for ordinary people or for order; he simply removes obstacles from his path and now wishes to enjoy life.
Rather than drinking to Tang San or the gods, Su Chen pours his wine onto the ground in remembrance of lost friends and an ended past.
Tang San accepts the lesson, returns to his companions, and proposes a toast to their lost youth and the new mortal world.

2. Character Developments

Su Chen: Remains immensely powerful and emotionally detached, but reveals a more reflective side. He no longer seeks conquest or ideological control; having removed all opposition, he now values freedom, personal enjoyment, and remembrance.
Tang San: Experiences a major shift in perspective. He recognizes that Su Chen was never motivated by domination or righteousness and that the Divine Realm was merely an obstacle to him. Tang San’s hostility gives way to acceptance and humility.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao: Their affectionate care for Su Chen is shown through their attentive service at the banquet, reinforcing their intimate and trusted relationship with him.
Ma Hongjun and Bai Chenxiang: Their wedding proceeds despite the intimidating arrival of Su Chen and his group, marking a moment of personal happiness amid the larger political and historical tensions.
The former ruling figures: Tang San, Dai Mubai, Ning Rongrong, and others are forced to recognize that their former status no longer carries weight beside Su Chen’s overwhelming power.

3. Significant Themes

Power beyond ideology: Su Chen’s strength has surpassed conventional concepts of justice, order, and rulership. He does not seek to govern the world simply because he can.
The end of an era: The wedding and the toasts symbolize the transition from the age of gods, empires, and old rivalries to a new mortal age.
Acceptance and letting go: Tang San comes to terms with his defeat and with the limits of his former worldview.
Memory and mourning: Su Chen’s wine poured into the ground represents respect for lost friends, destroyed realms, and a past that cannot be restored.
The contrast between grandeur and ordinary life: Despite cosmic-scale conflicts and power, the chapter centers on a wedding feast, food, companionship, and shared drinks.

4. Character Interactions

Su Chen’s entrance establishes an immediate imbalance of power, causing the dignitaries and former leaders to defer to him without protest.
Ma Hongjun respectfully welcomes Su Chen and receives his wedding gift.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao quietly care for Su Chen during the banquet, contrasting with the fear and tension of everyone else.
Tang San and Su Chen share a restrained but deeply meaningful conversation. Their exchange transforms their relationship from outright enmity into mutual recognition.
Tang San’s final toast with Xiao Wu turns the chapter toward reconciliation with the past and hope for the future.

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Ch. 204A Mortal World as Betrothal, Hearts as Matchmakers

Chapter Summary: “A Mortal World as Betrothal, Hearts as Matchmakers”

Key Plot Points and Events

After Ma Hongjun’s wedding, the influential figures present record the significant conversation between Su Chen and Tang San. Tang San, the former Sea God, has effectively passed the authority of the current era to Su Chen.
Su Chen’s group travels to a barren Gobi desert, formerly a major battlefield between Spirit Hall and the two great empires. The land remains scarred by divine warfare and is connected to painful memories for both Qian Renxue and Chu Yao.
Using the Myriad Realms Origin Force, Su Chen restores the dead wasteland. With a single declaration, he causes plants, flowers, springs, streams, and animals to return, demonstrating his power of creation.
Su Chen explains that he brought Qian Renxue and Chu Yao there because the land represents the destruction of their pasts and the beginning of a new world.
He recounts how he first met each woman and recognizes the loneliness, trauma, and vulnerability hidden beneath their strength.
Su Chen proposes marriage to both women. When they immediately accept, he insists on giving them a fuller answer by offering each an independent divine realm rather than reducing them to titles or attachments.
For Qian Renxue, he creates an Angel Divine Kingdom: a sacred world where she is the sole divine authority and source of light.
For Chu Yao, he creates a Ten-Thousand Poisons Demon Domain, filled with poisonous creatures, rare herbs, gu, and venomous life, where she can rule and pursue her studies freely as the “Mother of Gu.”
Su Chen offers them three possibilities: remain with him in the mortal world, rule their own realms separately, or marry him while maintaining both realms as allied worlds.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao understand that he is not asking them to sacrifice either their love or their identities. They accept both him and their continued rivalry, agreeing to share him while ruling their own domains.
The chapter ends with the three of them setting out on a new journey across the stars.

Character Developments

Su Chen: His status is revealed as far beyond ordinary godhood. He demonstrates not only overwhelming power but also the ability to create life and entire worlds. Emotionally, he proves that he understands the deepest wounds of Qian Renxue and Chu Yao and wants their marriage to preserve their independence rather than place them beneath him.
Qian Renxue: Her former identity as the Angel God’s successor and Spirit Hall’s holy maiden is reframed as a restrictive cage. Through Su Chen’s words and the Angel Divine Kingdom, she is given recognition as an independent ruler rather than someone’s daughter, subordinate, or consort. She accepts the marriage while retaining her proud, queenly personality.
Chu Yao: Her history as a persecuted survivor of a massacred clan and a woman feared for her poison abilities is acknowledged. Su Chen validates her martial soul and gives her a realm where her poison arts are celebrated instead of condemned. She remains sharp-tongued and competitive but allows herself to show genuine emotion.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao: Their relationship remains competitive and teasing, but they develop a mutual understanding. Their rivalry becomes part of their bond with Su Chen rather than an obstacle to it.

Significant Themes

Creation and renewal: The revival of the battlefield symbolizes the restoration of life after war and the possibility of beginning anew.
Healing from trauma: Both women confront painful histories tied to the wasteland, while Su Chen acknowledges the wounds they concealed behind strength and hostility.
Love without self-erasure: Su Chen’s proposal emphasizes that marriage should not turn either woman into an accessory, queen-consort, or subordinate. Each retains her own identity, power, and realm.
Transformation of tragedy: The battlefield once associated with death becomes the setting for a promise of marriage and a new future.
Light and darkness in harmony: Qian Renxue’s angelic domain and Chu Yao’s poisonous demon domain represent opposing forces that can coexist and support one another.
Power as devotion: Su Chen’s creation of entire worlds serves as both a display of cosmic authority and a deeply personal betrothal gift.

Important Character Interactions

Su Chen’s conversation with Qian Renxue reveals that he saw the lonely girl beneath her sacred status and family expectations.
His conversation with Chu Yao shows that he recognized her fear and longing for safety beneath her poisonous defenses.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao accept his proposal together, then immediately resume their sarcastic rivalry.
Their exchange—each pretending to “reluctantly” tolerate the other—masks genuine emotional acceptance of their shared future.
By linking their arms with Su Chen’s, both women symbolically affirm their commitment to him while also preserving their competitive partnership.

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Ch. 205Stars Return to Their Places, Each to Their Own World

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

After Su Chen’s grand proposal, the Abyss Seven Generals become uncertain about their futures, fearing that Su Chen no longer needs them.
Su Chen gathers Mo Qianye, Yan Wuji, Jiang Tieyi, Ye Linglong, and Ling Shuang on the grassland and announces that the Abyss Seven Generals will disband.
The generals initially panic, believing they are being abandoned. Su Chen reassures them that they are his family, not servants, and deserve independent lives and worlds of their own.
Su Chen assigns each member a personal destination:
- Mo Qianye receives coordinates to the Netherworld Realm, where he can reunite with the Nether Phoenix Clan and rebuild his people.
- Yan Wuji is given the Profound Ice Divine Palace, a secluded world of absolute purity and eternal ice.
- Ling Shuang becomes the will of the planet beneath them, gaining the power to shape it into a beautiful living garden.
- Jiang Tieyi receives a map of culinary worlds and is tasked with traveling the myriad realms to sample their unique foods.
- Ye Linglong chooses to remain with Su Chen rather than pursue a separate world.
With the generals’ futures settled, the group parts ways, each beginning a new chapter while Su Chen returns to the mortal world with Ye Linglong.

Character Developments

Su Chen evolves from a commander relying on his generals into a protector who recognizes their need for independence. He repays old debts, honors their wishes, and treats them as family rather than tools.
Mo Qianye, usually stern and emotionally restrained, openly displays gratitude and commits to restoring the Nether Phoenix Clan before eventually serving Su Chen again.
Yan Wuji’s desire for solitude and purity is finally understood and fulfilled through the creation of his private ice realm.
Ling Shuang’s compassion and love for life are validated when she is entrusted with an entire planet to cultivate according to her ideals.
Jiang Tieyi’s simple love of food becomes a grand, almost comic cosmic mission, revealing his cheerful and uncomplicated nature.
Ye Linglong’s quiet dependence on Su Chen becomes explicit. Rather than seeking a world of her own, she chooses to stay beside him, and Su Chen accepts her without argument.

Significant Themes

Family and independence: True family does not mean keeping loved ones permanently dependent; it means giving them the freedom to pursue their own lives.
Loyalty and gratitude: The generals’ devotion to Su Chen is shown as voluntary and emotional rather than forced obedience.
Repayment and redemption: Su Chen acknowledges his indirect responsibility for the Nether Phoenix Clan’s suffering and gives Mo Qianye a chance to restore his heritage.
Finding one’s place: Each general receives a world suited to their personality, desires, and talents.
Parting as a new beginning: The dissolution of the Abyss Seven Generals is not an ending, but the beginning of separate legends across the myriad worlds.

Character Interactions

The generals initially kneel and beg Su Chen not to abandon them, emphasizing their deep emotional dependence on him.
Su Chen comforts them by calling them his family and personally explaining the future he has prepared for each one.
Mo Qianye responds with a solemn knightly oath, promising to reunite his clan under Su Chen’s banner.
Yan Wuji silently expresses his gratitude through a deep bow.
Ling Shuang tearfully accepts the planet’s life core and vows to transform it into a beautiful garden.
Jiang Tieyi enthusiastically accepts his culinary map, immediately embracing his new mission.
Su Chen shares a tender moment with Ye Linglong, gently reassuring her and agreeing to let her remain at his side.

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Ch. 206Finale: Lord of Myriad Worlds, Head of the Household

Chapter Summary: “Finale: Lord of Myriad Worlds, Head of the Household”

Key Plot Points and Events

A century has passed since the divine war, and the Douluo Continent and myriad realms have entered an era of peace.
Su Chen, Qian Renxue, and Chu Yao have abandoned their divine identities and settled in Worryfree Town, living as an ordinary family.
Su Chen attempts to cook braised pork but repeatedly fails, prompting Qian Renxue and Chu Yao to argue over how to teach him.
Ye Linglong returns from town with prepared food, rescuing the family from Su Chen’s failed cooking.
During dinner, Ye Linglong shares news about their former companions:
- Mo Qianye has become the Nether Phoenix King and plans to challenge the Netherworld Divine Emperor.
- Yan Wuji has created over thirteen thousand statues of Su Chen.
- Ling Shuang’s Life Planet has become a famous tourist destination because of its rejuvenating Starlight Apples.
- Jiang Tieyi caused chaos on Earth by winning an eating competition so thoroughly that he bankrupted its organizers, leading the local Plane Lord to pursue him.
Jiang Tieyi eventually returns to Su Chen’s home, exhausted and hungry, asking for help.
The chapter ends with Su Chen cheerfully deciding to cook his newly learned braised pork for Jiang Tieyi, completing the story on a warm domestic note.

Character Developments

Su Chen: Having once been a powerful figure connected to countless realms, he now embraces ordinary domestic life. His terrible cooking and clumsy household skills show his willingness to relinquish divine grandeur and live simply with those he loves.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao: They have fully transitioned from powerful goddesses into affectionate, jealous, and quarrelsome wives. Their arguments are no longer battles over cosmic power but playful disputes over cooking, dinner, and Su Chen’s attention.
Ye Linglong: She has found a peaceful purpose as a village teacher and acts as the calm, nurturing member of the household. Her quiet care and practical actions help maintain the family’s harmony.
Mo Qianye, Yan Wuji, Ling Shuang, and Jiang Tieyi: Their individual futures demonstrate that the former companions have grown into independent figures with their own achievements, eccentricities, and adventures rather than remaining dependent on Su Chen.
Jiang Tieyi: His return reinforces his comedic, troublesome nature, but also highlights his continuing bond with Su Chen as his master.

Significant Themes

Peace after conflict: The chapter contrasts the immense scale of the divine war with the peaceful routines of village life.
Choosing ordinary happiness: Su Chen deliberately suppresses his divine power, showing that fulfillment comes from family, companionship, and daily life rather than authority or cosmic influence.
Found family and domestic love: Cooking, jealousy, teasing, and shared meals replace grand battles as expressions of affection.
Independence and growth: Su Chen’s former allies now lead their own lives across the myriad realms, proving that their bonds do not require constant proximity or dependence.
The cyclical nature of life: After world-shaking events, life continues through small routines—meals, chores, teaching, and welcoming home a hungry friend.

Character Interactions

Qian Renxue criticizes Su Chen’s cooking while Chu Yao mocks both his lack of skill and Qian Renxue’s “wife-like” scolding.
Su Chen tries to mediate their arguments but is ultimately pressured into continuing his cooking lessons.
Ye Linglong quietly supports the household by bringing prepared food and sharing news from across the realms.
Qian Renxue and Chu Yao react indignantly to Mo Qianye’s joking offer to help Su Chen deal with them.
The family laughs over the absurd adventures of their former companions, showing their continued emotional connection despite their separate lives.
Jiang Tieyi’s arrival reunites him with Su Chen and gives Su Chen another opportunity to express affection through food, ending the story with a humorous and heartfelt family moment.

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