Chapter Summaries

Chapter Summary:

Bull Demon King

Key Plot Points and Events

• Erlang God orders the Heavenly soldiers and generals to form the Heavenly Net and Earthly Web to trap the Bull Demon King.
• The soldiers disguise themselves as stone forests, while Erlang God transforms into a white-headed eagle to monitor the area.
• Princess Iron Fan and Old Seven discuss powerful figures in the Heavenly Court, including the Great Sage Equal to Heaven and Marshal Tianpeng, while waiting for the confrontation.
• A man named Brother Rice Noodles and a Peony Flower Demon arrive. They have apparently eloped after the woman deliberately abandoned the Bull Demon King to provoke him and test whether he truly loved her.
• The Bull Demon King appears in a rage. Despite being outnumbered, he easily defeats the Heavenly soldiers and seriously injures Erlang God, revealing his superior cultivation as a late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal.
• Jiang Ming intervenes, rescuing Erlang God and stopping the Bull Demon King’s attack by catching his fist effortlessly.
• The Bull Demon King attacks Jiang Ming with Primordial Geng Metal Light, but Jiang Ming evades it and pins him into the ground with a single palm strike.
• Jiang Ming exposes the Peony Flower Demon’s continued love for the Bull Demon King. When she attempts suicide to prove her devotion, Jiang Ming binds both lovers with Five-Colored Divine Light.
• Rather than simply defeating or killing them, Jiang Ming decides to counsel them and teach them what love truly means.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ming demonstrates overwhelming strength, easily surpassing both Erlang God and the Bull Demon King. He also shows restraint and compassion by saving Erlang God and trying to resolve the lovers’ conflict peacefully.
• Erlang God is revealed to be powerful but still inferior to the Bull Demon King. His confidence in the heavenly formation gives way to panic and helplessness before Jiang Ming rescues him.
• Bull Demon King is portrayed as immensely powerful, fiercely emotional, and deeply wounded by what he believes is his wife’s betrayal. His rage prevents him from recognizing her true feelings.
• Peony Flower Demon is impulsive and emotionally extreme. She abandons the Bull Demon King only to provoke him, then attempts suicide once she believes she has proven his love.
• Princess Iron Fan and Old Seven remain observers, reacting with excitement and anxiety while admiring powerful figures in the Heavenly Court.

Significant Themes

• Love and misunderstanding: The central conflict comes from the couple’s inability to communicate honestly. The Peony Flower Demon tests love through provocation, while the Bull Demon King responds with anger and distrust.
• Jealousy and emotional manipulation: The woman’s elopement is deliberately staged to provoke the Bull Demon King, demonstrating how attempts to test love can cause genuine harm.
• Strength versus wisdom: Physical power cannot solve the couple’s emotional conflict. Jiang Ming uses force only to stop violence, then turns to reason and persuasion.
• Compassion over punishment: Jiang Ming treats the Bull Demon King as someone worthy of understanding rather than merely an enemy to destroy.
• Heavenly hierarchy and relationships: The chapter humorously portrays the complicated ties between demons, immortals, and members of the Heavenly Court.

Character Interactions

• Erlang God commands the Heavenly forces but is quickly overwhelmed by the Bull Demon King.
• Princess Iron Fan and Old Seven exchange gossip and admiration about famous heavenly and demonic figures.
• The Peony Flower Demon and Brother Rice Noodles reveal that their elopement was primarily intended to provoke the Bull Demon King.
• Jiang Ming rescues Erlang God, confronts the Bull Demon King, and forces both lovers to stop fighting and listen.
• Jiang Ming interprets the Peony Flower Demon’s desperate actions as proof that she still loves the Bull Demon King, then prepares to mediate their relationship.

Jiang Ming helped Bull Demon King reconcile with Peony Flower Demon, then spent centuries cultivating and settling regrets before leaving the Primordial Wilderness Parallel Universe. An unyielding obsession pulled him into another world, where he remembered that he was Yang Tianyou and learned of his family’s tragic fate.

• Jiang Ming sent for Son Goku, who fought Bull Demon King for three days and three nights before Bull Demon King accepted defeat and became his sixth brother.
• The Jade Emperor appointed Bull Demon King an immortal official and granted him a residence as Great Sage Pingtian.
• Over the next fifty years, Jiang Ming reached the Daluo Golden Immortal realm and married Princess Iron Fan.
• At Hunter King City, Jiang Ming took Brocade-Furred Mouse with him and kept her for a hundred years, then later defeated a mighty Quasi-Saint during the pilgrimage for the scriptures before a seven-colored radiance and Taiji Diagram intervened.
• Jiang Ming broke free of the Primordial Wilderness Parallel Universe, but a neighboring universe pulled him in, where he remembered that he was Yang Tianyou and that the Heavenly Court had executed him and his eldest son, Yang Jiao.

Jiang Ming entered the role of Wang Tianyou and watched Yao Ji battle the escaped Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon, hoping to meet her and obtain a cultivation method suited to this world. After Jiang Ming interrupted the dragon’s sneak attack, it injured Yao Ji and fled.

• Jiang Ming became Wang Tianyou and resolved to meet Yao Ji so he could learn this world's cultivation methods and regain his strength.
• The Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon escaped the Desire Realm after swallowing the Palace-Suppressing Dragon Pearl, and Yao Ji and Marshal Tianpeng pursued it.
• Yao Ji defeated the dragon with the Zixiao Divine Sword and demanded that it return the Dragon Pearl and come back with her.
• The Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon pretended to surrender, but Jiang Ming struck it with a stone to stop its attack on Yao Ji.
• The dragon struck Yao Ji in the back, crushed her heart, and fled.

Jiang Ming rescued Yao Ji, married her, and raised their three children while recovering his Daluo Golden Immortal cultivation. After uncovering hidden schemes behind the family’s coming calamity, he prepared to protect the children by guiding them toward powerful allies and training Yang Jiao himself.

• Jiang Ming rescued Yao Ji from the Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon, shared a heart with her, and helped her recover her powers before the dragon fled.
• Jiang Ming chose the Four Symbols Heaven-Subduing Art, rapidly advanced to mid-stage earth immortal, and married Yao Ji after asking for a wife and children.
• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji had Yang Jiao, Yang Jian, and Yang Chan, and Jiang Ming taught them cultivation as they grew.
• Jiang Ming warned Yao Ji to conceal the children from the Heavenly Court, while she later left to hunt the Three-Headed Flood Dragon.
• Jiang Ming recovered his Daluo Golden Immortal cultivation and discovered that hidden schemes connected the family’s calamity to the approaching Investiture of the Gods Calamity.
• After three demons entered the city, Jiang Ming planned to send Yang Jiao to the Chan Sect and Yang Chan to Nuwa Palace while training Yang Jiao himself.

Chapter Summary: “Heavenly Soldiers and Generals”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ming reflects on the extraordinary divine abilities inherited by his children:
  • Yang Chan possesses three sealed abilities involving space-time movement, illusory defense, and reality-altering words.
  • Yang Jian inherited four abilities, including the Insight Eye, Seventy-Two Transformations, the power to reverse Yin and Yang, and the Great Dao Primordial Spirit.
  • Yang Jiao inherited Five-Colored Divine Light and Inner Heaven and Earth, giving him immense potential despite having fewer abilities.
• Three disguised demons—a tiger demon and two fox demons—enter the city. Jiang Ming recognizes them as signs that the situation has reached a dangerous stage.
• In the Heavenly Court, the Jade Emperor learns that his sister Yao Ji married the mortal Yang Tianyou and had three children.
• Enraged, the Jade Emperor orders Great Golden Crow to lead one hundred thousand heavenly soldiers and generals to capture Yao Ji, execute Yang Tianyou and the three children, and condemn them to eternal damnation.
• Before the army arrives, Jiang Ming replaces the Yang family with incarnations made from strands of their hair and hides the real family inside his Inner Heaven and Earth.
• Jiang Ming uses the illusion to let Yao Ji and the children witness the Heavenly Court’s cruelty firsthand, hoping the experience will motivate them to cultivate and become strong enough to survive future dangers.
• Great Golden Crow arrives and declares that the family must be punished according to the Jade Emperor’s decree. Yao Ji pleads for mercy, but he rejects her appeal, claiming that Heavenly Law outweighs familial affection.
• When Yao Ji resists, the heavenly forces attack the family. The incarnations of Yang Tianyou and Yang Jiao are killed.
• Great Golden Crow attempts to kill Yang Jian and Yang Chan, but Marshal Tianpeng secretly intervenes, using a time-space technique to make the children appear dead while actually saving them.
• The Jade Emperor transforms Yao Ji’s incarnation into Peach Mountain, sealing and suppressing her beneath it.
• Jiang Ming concludes that the Jade Emperor is extremely powerful—at least a Quasi-Saint—and likely has a stronger figure supporting him. This reinforces Jiang Ming’s decision to rely on substitution and concealment rather than confront Heaven directly.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ming demonstrates strategic foresight and deep concern for his family. Rather than risk a direct battle, he creates substitutes and turns the Heavenly Court’s attack into a lesson for his children.
• Yao Ji is forced to confront the harshness of her brother and the powerlessness caused by her lack of strength. Witnessing the destruction of her family leaves her emotionally shaken.
• Yang Jiao, Yang Jian, and Yang Chan are exposed to fear, loss, and betrayal through the incarnations’ deaths. Jiang Ming hopes this will end their complacency and inspire them to cultivate seriously.
• Great Golden Crow is portrayed as rigid and merciless. Despite being raised by Yao Ji, he places Heavenly Law and the Jade Emperor’s authority above family loyalty.
• Marshal Tianpeng reveals a hidden degree of compassion or guilt by secretly saving Yang Jian and Yang Chan, despite participating in the Heavenly Court’s operation.
• The Jade Emperor appears not merely enraged but extraordinarily powerful and politically dangerous, capable of using the Heavenly Laws themselves to punish his enemies.

Significant Themes

• Family versus law and authority: Great Golden Crow’s rejection of Yao Ji emphasizes the conflict between blood ties and absolute obedience to institutional law.
• Powerlessness and the necessity of cultivation: The chapter stresses that good intentions and familial bonds cannot protect anyone without sufficient strength.
• Deception as protection: Jiang Ming’s use of incarnations shows that survival sometimes requires strategy, substitution, and concealment rather than open confrontation.
• The cruelty of political power: The Jade Emperor’s punishment is excessive and ruthless, revealing how heavenly authority can become oppressive when challenged.
• Learning through suffering: Jiang Ming deliberately exposes his family to despair so that they understand the dangers of their world and develop the determination to grow stronger.
• Hidden forces and greater threats: The suggestion that someone stands behind the Jade Emperor hints at a larger power struggle beyond the immediate conflict.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ming and his children: He warns them that the future will be dangerous and uses the staged tragedy to teach them the importance of cultivation.
• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji: He reassures her that the plan will protect the family while allowing her to see the Jade Emperor’s true ruthlessness.
• Yao Ji and Xiao Qi: Xiao Qi brings the warning from Heaven and explains that the Jade Emperor has discovered Yao Ji’s marriage and children.
• Yao Ji and Great Golden Crow: Yao Ji appeals to their family relationship, but Great Golden Crow coldly refuses to show mercy.
• Great Golden Crow and Marshal Tianpeng: Great Golden Crow enforces the decree without hesitation, while Tianpeng remains silent and later covertly saves the children.
• The Jade Emperor and Yao Ji: The Jade Emperor treats his sister as a criminal, transforming her incarnation into Peach Mountain and demonstrating his complete rejection of familial sentiment.

Chapter Summary

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ming prepares Yang Jian and Yang Chan for the persecution that will follow their family’s tragedy. He warns them not to challenge the Jade Emperor directly, since their current strength is insufficient.
• He sends the siblings out to merge with their incarnations and begin their first trial. Yang Jian gains his mother’s Heavenly Eye, while Yang Chan receives an undone seal, the divine ability Nearness and Ends of the Earth, and Yao Ji’s Zixiao Sword.
• Marshal Tianpeng’s earlier intervention saves the siblings, though their incarnations age from fourteen and thirteen to eighteen and seventeen. His actions remain mysterious to Yao Ji and the others.
• Three demons initially consider attacking the weakened siblings but retreat after sensing that Tianpeng may have deliberately spared them.
• Yang Jian and Yang Chan bury the incarnations of their father and elder brother before facing a new threat.
• A tiger demon and seven other demons ambush them. Because the siblings possess cultivation but lack combat experience, they struggle badly.
• Yang Chan is captured and her cultivation is sealed. The demons carry her toward Mount Hua, intending to force her into marriage, while Yang Jian pursues them in fury.
• Yao Ji wants to rescue her daughter, but Jiang Ming refuses to intervene unless the children are in mortal danger, insisting that this ordeal is necessary for their future survival against the Jade Emperor.
• Meanwhile, Yang Jiao remains inside Jiang Ming’s Inner Heaven and Earth, training and broadening his experience among its vast population and varied cultivation civilizations.

2. Character Developments

• Yang Jian begins to understand the terrifying helplessness of losing his family and becomes increasingly protective and furious when Yang Chan is abducted. However, his lack of practical combat experience reveals that cultivation alone is not enough.
• Yang Chan is frightened by the prospect of abandonment but gains important new powers and begins her own dangerous trial. Her capture emphasizes her vulnerability and the need for further growth.
• Yao Ji is emotionally devastated by her brother’s betrayal and remains unable to fully process Marshal Tianpeng’s role. Her maternal instincts conflict with Jiang Ming’s insistence that the siblings must endure hardship.
• Jiang Ming acts as a strict but caring father and mentor. Though he refuses to rescue the children immediately, he promises to protect them from the shadows and focuses on preparing them for the greater threat posed by the Jade Emperor.
• Marshal Tianpeng is established as a hidden influence behind the siblings’ survival. His compassion and possible romantic betrayal of his vows suggest that his motives are connected to mortal feelings and the Spirit of Heavenly River Weak Water.
• Yang Jiao is given time to cultivate safely and expand his worldview inside Jiang Ming’s Inner Heaven and Earth.

3. Significant Themes

• Trials as preparation: Jiang Ming believes suffering and danger are necessary for Yang Jian and Yang Chan to become strong enough to survive future persecution.
• Power versus experience: The siblings possess considerable cultivation, but their poor command of spells and battle tactics leaves them vulnerable.
• Family protection and sacrifice: The siblings depend on one another, while Yao Ji struggles with the pain of watching them suffer without intervening.
• Fate and hidden causes: Marshal Tianpeng’s unexplained assistance suggests that major events may have deeper causes than the characters currently understand.
• Betrayal and moral ambiguity: Yao Ji’s brother has acted cruelly, while Tianpeng—despite violating his vows—may have helped save the family. Good and evil are presented as complicated by personal feelings.
• The limits of defiance: Jiang Ming stresses that opposing a powerful authority like the Jade Emperor without sufficient strength is futile.

4. Character Interactions

• Jiang Ming reassures the frightened Yang Jian and Yang Chan while firmly warning them against reckless opposition to the Jade Emperor.
• Yao Ji questions Jiang Ming about Tianpeng’s assistance, but Jiang Ming only hints that the truth will eventually be revealed.
• The demons argue over whether to kill or capture the siblings; the female fox shows some compassion, while the tiger demon and the others pursue Yang Chan for her beauty.
• Yang Jian angrily rejects the demons’ suggestion that Yang Chan become their bride and fights desperately to rescue her.
• Yao Ji urges Jiang Ming to intervene after Yang Chan’s capture, but he insists that the siblings must face the trial themselves unless their lives are truly endangered.

Yang Jian and Yang Chan decided to seek Yuding Zhenren as their master, while Jiang Ming and Yao Ji followed secretly to protect them from Great Golden Crow. Yuding Zhenren encountered Great Golden Crow but refused to reveal where the siblings had gone, and Great Golden Crow departed without learning their whereabouts.

• Yang Jian and Yang Chan recalled their parents’ lessons after their battle, and Yuding Zhenren noticed Yang Jian’s newly opened Heavenly Eye.
• Jiang Ming told the siblings to walk a thousand li to Yuquan Mountain to seek Yuding Zhenren’s tutelage, and they agreed.
• Yao Ji learned that Yuding Zhenren was a direct disciple of Yuanshi Tianzun, and Jiang Ming explained why he wanted their children to join a Saint’s sect.
• Great Golden Crow descended to the Lower Realm to hunt Yang Jian and Yang Chan, so Jiang Ming and Yao Ji followed the siblings secretly.
• Yuding Zhenren confronted Great Golden Crow, identified himself as Yuanshi Tianzun’s disciple, and denied knowing the siblings.
• Great Golden Crow left without finding Yang Jian and Yang Chan, unwilling to provoke Yuding Zhenren.

Chapter Summary: Shameless Beyond Measure

Key Plot Points and Events

• Great Golden Crow searches for the disguised Yang Jian and Yang Chan but fails to recognize them because Jiang Ming taught them a concealment technique.
• Yang Jian cleverly pretends that he and Yang Chan are married travelers who were attacked by bandits, successfully deceiving Great Golden Crow.
• The fox demons whom the siblings previously spared reveal their identities after Great Golden Crow threatens them and uses the Golden Wheel to track the siblings.
• Yang Jian avoids the road to Yuquan Mountain and instead heads toward Kunlun Mountain, demonstrating caution and quick thinking.
• The siblings encounter Yuding Zhenren, who denies being himself despite being their destined master. His apparent reluctance to accept disciples contrasts with his instinct to protect them.
• Great Golden Crow eventually catches up after the fox demons locate the siblings. Yang Jian and Yang Chan split up to improve their chances of escape.
• Great Golden Crow captures Yang Chan and threatens to roast her unless Yang Jian reveals himself.
• Yuding Zhenren intervenes, casually gives Yang Chan water, and refuses to let Great Golden Crow kill her. His interference prevents Yang Jian from immediately exposing himself.
• Jiang Ming decides not to intervene directly, believing the danger is part of the siblings’ trial. He predicts that Yang Jian and Yang Chan will be taken to the Heavenly Court and chooses to follow them, convinced that danger may lead to great fortune.

Character Developments

• Yang Jian shows strong intelligence, adaptability, and caution. He successfully disguises himself, deceives Great Golden Crow, and changes his route when he senses danger.
• Yang Chan remains closely connected to Yang Jian and participates in their escape, though she becomes the vulnerable target when Great Golden Crow catches them.
• Yao Ji becomes increasingly anxious and angry, especially after the fox demons betray the siblings. She also recognizes that her past mercy toward enemies contributed to her own downfall.
• Jiang Ming continues acting as a calm mentor and observer. He allows the siblings to face danger so they can grow, while remaining prepared to intervene if their lives are truly threatened.
• Yuding Zhenren appears unreliable and shameless, denying his identity and claiming he does not want disciples. Nevertheless, his actions reveal that he cannot ignore Yang Jian and Yang Chan’s suffering, suggesting that fate is drawing him toward becoming their master.
• Great Golden Crow is portrayed as ruthless and coercive. Rather than relying only on his own search, he forces the fox demons to act as informants and uses Yang Chan as bait to lure out Yang Jian.

Significant Themes

• Mercy and its consequences: The siblings’ decision to spare the fox demons later creates serious danger, showing that kindness without caution can be exploited.
• Trials as a path to growth: Jiang Ming views hardship as necessary preparation for Yang Jian and Yang Chan’s future strength.
• Fate and inevitability: Despite Yuding Zhenren’s attempts to avoid involvement, he repeatedly encounters the siblings, suggesting that their master-disciple relationship is destined.
• Danger concealing opportunity: Jiang Ming believes the Heavenly Court may be part of a larger scheme, but also sees the coming crisis as an opportunity for the siblings to gain fortune and progress.
• The limits of divine power: The chaotic heavenly secrets prevent effective divination, and Immortals in the mortal realm suffer reduced power, making strategy and deception more important.
• Appearance versus reality: Yang Jian’s disguise fools Great Golden Crow, while Yuding Zhenren’s false denial hides his deeper concern for the siblings.

Character Interactions

• Yang Jian’s quick deception protects both himself and Yang Chan from Great Golden Crow.
• Yao Ji and Jiang Ming debate whether the siblings should be rescued immediately or allowed to endure the danger.
• Great Golden Crow intimidates the fox demons into betraying the siblings and later threatens Yang Chan to force Yang Jian into the open.
• Yuding Zhenren confronts Great Golden Crow indirectly, protecting Yang Chan while continuing to deny that he intends to become her and Yang Jian’s master.
• Jiang Ming anticipates Yuding Zhenren’s intervention and uses the unfolding crisis to guide the siblings toward their destined future.

Chapter Summary: “Suppressing the Old Dragon King”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ming, Yao Ji, and Yuding Zhenren enter the Heavenly Court to observe how the Jade Emperor will deal with Yang Chan and Yang Jian.
• Jiang Ming reassures Yao Ji that the siblings can be rescued, pointing out Nezha, Taiyi Zhenren’s disciple and the reincarnation of Nuwa’s Spirit Bead Child. Despite his young age, Nezha possesses Perfected Taiyi Golden Immortal cultivation.
• The Jade Emperor and Queen Mother order Yang Chan executed at the Immortal Execution Platform. Nezha disguises himself as the Jade Emperor, deceives Marshal Tianpeng, and frees her.
• The East Sea Dragon King arrives in Heaven to seek revenge against Nezha for the death of his son, Ao Bing. Jiang Ming intervenes, suppressing the Late Daluo Golden Immortal with Five-Colored Divine Light.
• Jiang Ming imprisons the Dragon King beneath a Five-Finger Mountain in his Inner Heaven and Earth, confiscates numerous Acquired Spirit Treasures and two Lower-Grade Innate Spirit Treasures, and seals the Dragon King’s speech.
• When Ao Tingxin, the Dragon King’s daughter, arrives, Jiang Ming also suppresses her, sealing her cultivation at the Heavenly Immortal level and placing her in the Inner Heaven and Earth.
• In the Heavenly Court, the Jade Emperor blames Marshal Tianpeng for Yang Chan’s escape. The Queen Mother suspects that a demon has infiltrated Heaven and proposes using Yang Jian as bait to lure the rescuer into an ambush.
• Nezha boldly attacks the execution ground, defeats the heavenly soldiers and generals, and rescues the badly injured Yang Jian.
• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji decide to leave the Heavenly Court. Jiang Ming intends to help Nezha if the boy is placed in serious danger.
• To prevent disorder in the East Sea Dragon Palace, Jiang Ming plans to have Ao Ying impersonate the Dragon King. Using the Great Dream Heart Scripture, he will obtain the Dragon King’s memories so she can manage the Dragon Palace convincingly.
• The Heavenly Court dispatches Great Golden Crow with fifty thousand heavenly soldiers and generals to capture Yang Jian, Yang Chan, and Nezha.
• Before the pursuit escalates, Nezha proposes sworn brotherhood with Yang Jian, invoking Jiang Ming’s name and including Yang Jiao in the oath. Jiang Ming is astonished but allows it to proceed.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ming: Shows both his protective loyalty and ruthless pragmatism. He helps Nezha because Nezha rescued Yang Chan, but freely suppresses and robs the Dragon King and his daughter. He openly embraces the belief that power determines justice and that he need not act as a conventional “good person,” though he remains capable of gratitude and honor.
• Yao Ji: Becomes increasingly shocked by Jiang Ming’s methods, especially his treatment of the Dragon King. She remains worried about her children and Nezha, but trusts Jiang Ming’s strength and judgment.
• Nezha: Establishes himself as courageous, powerful, and exceptionally bold. He rescues both Yang Chan and Yang Jian despite the Heavenly Court’s defenses and begins forming a brotherly bond with Yang Jian.
• Yang Jian: Is rescued after suffering severe abuse in Heaven. His hardships are presented as experiences that will help him understand human nature and strengthen his future cultivation.
• The Jade Emperor and Queen Mother: Are revealed as ruthless, suspicious rulers who evade responsibility and manipulate their subordinates. They respond to Yang Chan’s escape with blame, deception, and a large-scale military pursuit.
• Marshal Tianpeng: Is unfairly accused of deliberately releasing Yang Chan and protests his innocence.
• Ao Ying: Is positioned to take control of the East Sea Dragon Palace by impersonating the Dragon King, gaining a new opportunity to exercise political influence.

Significant Themes

• Power and justice: The chapter emphasizes Jiang Ming’s belief that strength determines authority in the Three Realms, especially in contrast to the Heavenly Court’s hypocritical rule.
• Freedom versus obedience: Jiang Ming’s pursuit of “great freedom” leads him to reject conventional moral expectations and refuse submission to Heaven’s authority.
• Ruthlessness balanced by loyalty: Jiang Ming is harsh toward enemies and opportunistic in taking their treasures, but he repays Nezha’s kindness and refuses to abandon him.
• Corruption of authority: The Jade Emperor and Queen Mother use their power unjustly, sacrificing innocents and shifting blame rather than accepting responsibility.
• Brotherhood and chosen family: Nezha’s rescue of Yang Chan and Yang Jian develops into a bond of sworn brotherhood, suggesting that loyalty can arise independently of blood relations.
• Suffering as cultivation: Yang Jian’s trials are framed not only as punishment but also as experiences that will deepen his understanding of people and strengthen him.

Important Character Interactions

• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji: Jiang Ming reassures Yao Ji while gradually revealing his harsher nature; her shock at his behavior creates a contrast between her maternal concern and his pragmatic worldview.
• Jiang Ming and the East Sea Dragon King: Jiang Ming dominates and humiliates the Dragon King, suppressing him, taking his treasures, and refusing to reveal his identity.
• Jiang Ming and Ao Tingxin: Jiang Ming treats her as a potential threat and imprisons her after sealing her cultivation.
• Nezha and the Heavenly Court: Nezha repeatedly outwits and overpowers Heaven, first impersonating the Jade Emperor and later storming the execution ground.
• The Jade Emperor, Queen Mother, and Marshal Tianpeng: Their confrontation exposes the rulers’ paranoia and willingness to scapegoat an innocent official.
• Nezha and Yang Jian: Nezha acts as Yang Jian’s rescuer and seeks to formalize their bond through sworn brotherhood, also honoring Yang Jiao in the oath.

Chapter Summary: Nezha, the Adopted Son

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nezha is effectively adopted by Jiang Ming, making it natural for Jiang Ming to protect and assist him.
• The fox spirits once again discover Yang Jiao and Yang Chan’s location and attempt to report them to the Great Golden Crow. Jiang Ming and Yao Ji deliberately allow events to proceed, believing the danger will force the children to mature.
• The heavenly forces surround Mount Hua. Nezha helps Yang Jiao and Yang Chan escape by transforming into trees and hiding them.
• To divide the pursuit, Yang Jian has Nezha disguise himself as a fake Yang Jian and flee with Yang Chan, while the real Yang Jian infiltrates the heavenly army after killing and replacing a lone soldier.
• Nezha brings Yang Chan to Taiyi Zhenren’s cave. He explains his increasingly serious crimes—killing the East Sea Dragon King’s third son, raiding the execution ground, and provoking the Jade Emperor’s deployment of fifty thousand troops—leaving Taiyi Zhenren horrified.
• A Primordial Spirit Root offshoot connected to Nuwa appears, and a lotus blooms when Yang Chan arrives. This becomes the source of her future inheritance and cultivation.
• Yang Jian encounters Yuding Zhenren again despite the latter’s attempts to avoid trouble. The Howling Celestial Hound also appears, suggesting that Yang Jian’s destined opportunities are unfolding.
• Jiang Ming plans for Yao Ji to disguise herself as Ao Tingxin and assist Ao Ying in taking control of the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace.
• Five years pass peacefully. Yang Jian and Yang Chan begin serious cultivation, while Jiang Ming’s cultivation recovers to the middle stage of the Daluo Golden Immortal realm.
• Ao Ying gains control of the Dragon Palace with Yao Ji’s help, and the death of Ao Bing gradually becomes less important.
• The Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon is defeated after swallowing Yang Jian. Yang Jian obtains everything it possessed and transforms it into his weapon, the Three-Pointed Double-Edged Halberd.
• Yang Jian advances rapidly to the Golden Immortal realm, awakens the powerful abilities inherited through Jiang Ming’s bloodline, and becomes strong enough to defeat ordinary Taiyi Golden Immortals.
• Yang Jiao also reaches the Golden Immortal realm. He repeatedly saves the hunted Ao Tingxin, and the two eventually develop a relationship and flee together. Because Jiang Ming erased Ao Tingxin’s memories, she no longer remembers her true identity.

Character Developments

• Nezha becomes increasingly important as Jiang Ming’s adopted son and proves both powerful and impulsive. His loyalty helps the others escape, but his reckless actions leave Taiyi Zhenren overwhelmed.
• Yang Jian becomes more responsible and strategic. He recognizes the need for cultivation, devises the escape plan, infiltrates the heavenly army, and gains immense power and a destined weapon.
• Yang Chan begins genuine cultivation after receiving recognition from the Lotus Lantern and inheriting Nuwa’s power.
• Yang Jiao matures into a powerful Golden Immortal and demonstrates compassion by repeatedly rescuing Ao Tingxin.
• Taiyi Zhenren is portrayed as anxious and exasperated by Nezha’s disasters, yet he remains protective and provides refuge for Yang Chan.
• Yuding Zhenren continues to appear incompetent or timid, but Jiang Ming believes his lineage and knowledge may still guide Yang Jian toward important abilities.
• Ao Ying successfully consolidates control over the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace.
• Ao Tingxin loses her memories and begins a new life alongside Yang Jiao, unaware of her former identity.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: Repeated encounters—especially between Yang Jian and Yuding Zhenren, and the arrival of the Howling Celestial Hound—suggest that important destinies cannot be avoided.
• Growth through adversity: The danger posed by the heavenly army forces Yang Jian and Yang Chan to take cultivation seriously and become more capable.
• Inherited power and opportunity: Bloodline abilities, Nuwa’s inheritance, the Lotus Lantern, and the Three-Headed Divine Flood Dragon’s remains all accelerate the protagonists’ development.
• Protection and family: Jiang Ming’s adoption of Nezha and his efforts to guide the younger generation emphasize family bonds beyond blood.
• Identity and memory: Ao Tingxin’s erased memories allow her to escape her past, raising questions about whether identity depends on memory or origin.
• Manipulation versus free will: Jiang Ming deliberately allows certain dangers to unfold, believing that controlled hardship will produce stronger and wiser characters.

Important Character Interactions

• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji: They disagree about exposing the fox spirit’s betrayal but cooperate in guiding the younger characters and managing the broader plan.
• Nezha and Yang Jian/Yang Chan: Nezha protects them during the heavenly pursuit and helps separate the group so they can escape.
• Nezha and Taiyi Zhenren: Their comedic master-disciple relationship is strained by Nezha’s astonishing list of offenses, though Taiyi still shelters him and Yang Chan.
• Yang Chan and Taiyi Zhenren: Taiyi’s cave becomes her refuge, and her arrival triggers the lotus manifestation and her connection to Nuwa’s inheritance.
• Yang Jian and Yuding Zhenren: Their repeated meetings demonstrate the force of fate and foreshadow Yang Jian’s future advancement.
• Yang Jiao and Ao Tingxin: Yang Jiao’s compassion leads him to rescue Ao Tingxin repeatedly, eventually bringing them together despite her hidden identity.
• Jiang Ming and the Dragon Palace faction: Jiang Ming uses Yao Ji and Ao Ying to strengthen their position in the Eastern Sea while concealing Ao Tingxin’s past.

Chapter Summary: Yang Jian Furiously Slays the Nine Golden Crows

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Jian breaks through to the Peak Golden Immortal realm after studying under Yuding Zhenren. With the Heavenly Eye’s power, his physical body reaches the level of a Daluo Golden Immortal.
• He acquires the Mountain-Splitting Axe, a Middle-Grade Innate Spirit Treasure, and prepares to rescue the incarnation of his mother, Yao Ji, from beneath Peach Mountain.
• Jiang Ming and his children continue accumulating powerful techniques and treasures:
  • Yang Chan reaches the Middle Golden Immortal realm and receives the Lotus Lantern.
  • Yang Jiao trains in the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace, receives the Ruyi Jingu Bang and armor intended to replace the future Monkey’s equipment, and practices the Eight-Nine Heavenly Art.
  • Jiang Ming also masters the Eight-Nine Heavenly Art and the Nine-Revolutions Mysterious Art, greatly strengthening both his physical body and Primordial Spirit.
• Despite Yang Jian’s efforts to save her, Yao Ji is ultimately burned to death by the sun. Her death is especially painful because she is an incarnation created from a strand of the original Yao Ji’s hair.
• Enraged, Yang Jian kills nine of the ten Golden Crows. He spares only the youngest, Little Golden Crow, partly because the Golden Crows symbolize light and because he chooses to show mercy.
• The emotional shock and fury cause Yang Jian to break through to the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, surpassing his elder brother Yang Jiao for the first time.
• Chang’e intervenes and helps prevent the slaughter from going further. Jiang Ming is surprised by her compassion and by the unusual setting in which both Di Jun’s and the Jade Emperor’s sons are Golden Crows.
• In Heaven, Little Golden Crow confronts the Jade Emperor over the deaths of his brothers. The Jade Emperor coldly claims they died fulfilling their duty and shows little personal grief.
• Little Golden Crow rejects this attitude, declaring that he will cultivate until he becomes an immortal without feelings—even toward his father—and returns to his duty as the Supreme Yang.
• Jiang Ming watches the Heavenly Court’s internal conflict and wonders whether this world will experience an Investiture of the Gods calamity. He notes that the Heavenly Court is severely understaffed, with Marshal Tianpeng currently its strongest immortal.

Character Development

• Yang Jian: Grows from a talented cultivator into a powerful and emotionally hardened avenger. His mother’s death transforms his grief into overwhelming rage, triggering his breakthrough to the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm. His decision to spare Little Golden Crow shows that he retains some restraint and concern for the larger order.
• Yang Chan: Progresses to Middle Golden Immortal cultivation and gains the Lotus Lantern, establishing her as an increasingly formidable protector and participant in the family’s struggle.
• Yang Jiao: Receives major treasures and supreme cultivation techniques while training in the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace. Although initially ahead of Yang Jian, he is surpassed after Yang Jian’s breakthrough.
• Jiang Ming: Continues manipulating events to alter the world’s original fate, especially by giving Yang Jiao the weapons associated with the future Monkey. He becomes increasingly powerful through the Eight-Nine Heavenly Art and Nine-Revolutions Mysterious Art, while remaining focused on revenge against the Jade Emperor.
• Yao Ji: Experiences grief over the deaths of the Golden Crows but remains emotionally attached to them despite their lack of compassion toward her. Her death deepens the family’s hatred of the Jade Emperor.
• Little Golden Crow: Develops from a frightened survivor into a defiant figure who rejects the Jade Emperor’s cold, duty-centered worldview. His decision to continue serving as the Supreme Yang reflects both responsibility and emotional withdrawal.
• The Jade Emperor: Is portrayed as ruthless and emotionally detached, valuing Heavenly Court’s authority and duty over the deaths of his own sons.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and unresolved grief: Yao Ji’s death turns the family’s resentment toward the Jade Emperor into an unbreakable blood feud.
• Family loyalty versus political duty: The Jade Emperor prioritizes Heaven’s order, while Little Golden Crow and the Yang family emphasize personal bonds and emotional truth.
• Fate and altered destiny: Jiang Ming deliberately changes the original storyline by empowering Yang Jiao and Yang Jian, questioning whether familiar future events will still occur.
• Cultivation and accumulated fortune: The chapter emphasizes how powerful teachers, treasures, techniques, and inheritances accelerate the characters’ growth.
• Mercy amid vengeance: Yang Jian’s decision to spare Little Golden Crow and Chang’e’s intervention suggest that compassion still exists despite the escalating conflict.
• The limits of heavenly authority: The weak and understaffed Heavenly Court raises doubts about its ability to maintain order and foreshadows future upheaval.

Important Character Interactions

• Jiang Ming and Yao Ji: Jiang Ming comforts Yao Ji while watching the Golden Crows’ aftermath, explaining that the nine slain Crows can still reincarnate and that Yang Jian showed restraint. He also reveals that his own return is connected to death, revenge, and correcting past regrets.
• Yang Jian and the Golden Crows: Yang Jian’s confrontation with them culminates in the deaths of nine Golden Crows, representing the explosive result of his grief and hatred.
• Little Golden Crow and the Jade Emperor: Their exchange exposes the deep emotional divide between them. Little Golden Crow mourns his brothers, while the Jade Emperor dismisses grief as weakness and treats their deaths as mere fulfillment of duty.
• Little Golden Crow and Chang’e: Chang’e’s presence helps stop the violence, and Little Golden Crow appears to trust her more than his own father.
• Jiang Ming and the Jade Emperor: Jiang Ming watches the Jade Emperor’s humiliation with satisfaction, viewing the emperor as the central target of his revenge rather than someone deserving sympathy.

Jiang Ming kept away from the Three Realms’ growing turmoil while his family and disciples gained strength amid Ruoshui’s prolonged crisis. After imprisoning Jin Chanzi in his Inner Heaven and Earth, Jiang Ming continued pursuing his own breakthrough as the chapter left his children and disciples at formidable cultivation levels.

• Yang Jian nearly fell onto the Demon Dao after killing, but Jiang Ming’s reminder brought him back to his senses.
• Ten years later, Marshal Tianpeng became trapped by Ruoshui, and Nezha, Yang Jian, and Yang Chan led efforts to stop her waters from reaching the Human World.
• Jiang Ming secretly began teaching Son Goku cultivation and arranged for Ruoshui to prolong the crisis, giving his children and disciples time to earn merit and gain experience.
• Over thirty years, Jiang Ming recovered to the perfected Daluo Golden Immortal stage and advanced his understanding of the Great Freedom Dao Scripture to the Quasi-Saint level.
• Jin Chanzi fought Yang Jian, but Jiang Ming suppressed him with Five-Colored Divine Light and imprisoned him in his Inner Heaven and Earth.
• Yang Chan reached the early-stage Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, Nezha and Yang Jian reached the perfected Taiyi Golden Immortal stage, Son Goku reached the late-stage Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, and Yang Jiao reached the early-stage Daluo Golden Immortal realm.

The Queen Mother offered pardons and Heavenly Court appointments to end the conflict, and Yang Jian, Son Goku, and Yang Chan accepted only on terms that let them live outside the court. Jiang Ming watched the settlement and wondered how Son Goku’s coming tribulation would unfold, while Yang Jian married Ao Cunxin ahead of time.

• Yao Ji broke through to the late Daluo Golden Immortal stage, while Jiang Ming reflected on his silent system and his past lives.
• The Queen Mother offered appointments and pardons to Li Jing, Nezha, Yang Jian, Yang Jiao, Yang Chan, Son Goku, and Jiang Jiao.
• Yang Jian, Son Goku, and Yang Chan refused to live in the Heavenly Court, and Yang Jian and Son Goku agreed to answer deployment orders but not court summons.
• Li Jing and Nezha joined the Heavenly Court, while the Six Meishan Monsters stayed with Yang Jian and Howling Celestial Hound received a title.
• Jiang Ming wondered how Son Goku’s tribulation would unfold and learned that Yang Jian had married Ao Cunxin ahead of time.

Jiang Ming watched the Heavenly Court and Western Teachings’ schemes unfold while his family and Son Goku grew stronger. When Tathagata Buddha moved against Son Goku, Jiang Ming’s allies defeated him, and Jiang Ming then brought Yang Chan into his Inner Heaven and Earth.

• Jiang Ming spent a hundred years studying Dao Traces, advanced his cultivation, and arranged new Red Cords while separating Ao Cunxin from Yang Jian.
• Over the next century, Yang Jian and Son Goku had families and reached the middle stage of Daluo Golden Immortal, while Jiang Jiao advanced to the late stage.
• Jiang Ming integrated the world’s laws into the Great Freedom Dao Scripture as the Heavenly Court exposed Son Goku’s relationship with the Jade Emperor’s eighth princess and Tathagata Buddha attacked him.
• Son Goku, Yang Jiao, Yang Jian, Yang Chan, and Nezha fought Tathagata Buddha and Guanyin Bodhisattva, forcing Tathagata to lose as several fighters advanced to perfected Daluo Golden Immortal.
• Jiang Ming tied a Red Cord between Nezha and the seventh fairy, angering the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother, then brought Yang Chan into his Inner Heaven and Earth to keep her safe.

Chapter Summary:

Chun Shiniang

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ming spends a century lying low, convinced that many events in the Heavenly Court have been manipulated by hidden forces. He concludes that the Saints will not personally intervene and decides not to let events proceed according to the original Lotus Lantern storyline.
• During this period, the Western Teachings’ scripture-seeking plan continues without Jin Chanzi. Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing are still drawn into the scheme, and a Six-Eared Macaque is recruited to complete the group.
• Having exhausted the opportunities available in that world and reached the Quasi-Saint realm, Jiang Ming prepares to leave. He takes Yao Ji, Yang Chan, and Chang’e with him but leaves Yang Jian behind.
• His next destination is the world of Stephen Chow’s A Chinese Odyssey: Pandora’s Box. Jiang Ming arrives as the world’s version of Sun Wukong and recognizes that the main plot is beginning.
• He must once again adapt to the local laws and rebuild his cultivation from the beginning. Nevertheless, his experience and understanding of cultivation allow him to progress rapidly:
  • First day: Earth Immortal
  • Second day: Heavenly Immortal
  • Third day: Perfected Heavenly Immortal
• Jiang Ming is now the leader of a bandit group operating a “black inn,” with the future Zhu Bajie as the Second Boss and the future Sha Wujing as the bald Third Boss.
• Chun Shiniang, the spider demon, arrives at the inn disguised as a traveling woman. The bandits recognize that she may be dangerous, but she confidently implies that she may be pretending to be prey while actually hunting them.
• Jiang Ming appears after removing his mask. Chun Shiniang is immediately captivated by his appearance, presence, and cultivation. She decides at once that he should belong to her and even imagines having numerous children with him.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ming: Becomes increasingly cautious and strategic after observing the manipulation surrounding the Heavenly Court. His Quasi-Saint breakthrough greatly enhances his fate, merit, fortune, charm, and destiny. Although he must restart cultivation in the new world, he quickly regains power. His main motivation for entering this world is to correct a lingering regret rather than pursue the scripture journey.
• Chun Shiniang: Introduced as confident, intelligent, and dangerous. She recognizes the inn for what it is but enters anyway, suggesting that she is not an ordinary traveler. Despite her guarded nature, she falls instantly for Jiang Ming and becomes determined to possess him.
• Zhu Bajie/Second Boss: Retains his crude, flirtatious, and joking personality. He eagerly prepares to exploit the female traveler but is also perceptive enough to suspect that she may be an officer or a dangerous figure.
• Sha Wujing/Third Boss: Acts as the more literal and foolish counterpoint to the Second Boss, responding to the latter’s jokes with awkward explanations.

Significant Themes

• Fate and regret: Jiang Ming’s return to this world is driven by his desire to remedy a past regret and complete his Dao heart.
• Manipulation and hidden plots: He remains wary of larger forces orchestrating events, refusing to let established storylines proceed unchecked.
• Power and adaptation: Despite entering a new world with cultivation reset, Jiang Ming’s accumulated experience allows him to advance almost instantly.
• Desire and destiny: Jiang Ming’s enhanced Fate Pattern gives him overwhelming charm, while Chun Shiniang’s immediate attraction illustrates how fate and supernatural influence can shape relationships.
• Subverting the original story: Jiang Ming intends to interfere with the scripture-journey plot and recruit demons such as Chun Shiniang rather than follow the expected narrative.

Character Interactions

• The bandits jokingly debate whether Chun Shiniang is an official and mock one another while preparing to rob her.
• Chun Shiniang verbally matches the Second Boss, calmly acknowledging the inn’s criminal nature and countering his threat with the idea of “playing the pig to eat the tiger.”
• When Jiang Ming appears, the dynamic changes immediately: Chun Shiniang shifts from cool confidence to intense fascination, deciding that Jiang Ming is the man she wants.

Jiang Ming took Chun Shiniang and Bai Jingjing as wives, helping both demons advance to Golden Immortal while he rapidly recovered his own cultivation. As Patriarch Bodhi tried to warn him about the demons and explain Son Goku’s rebirth, Jiang Ming focused on reaching Taiyi Golden Immortal before the Bull Demon King arrived.

• Jiang Ming and Chun Shiniang fought for seven days and seven nights, and he broke through to Golden Immortal while she agreed to stay with him and wait for her junior sister.
• Bai Jingjing arrived, fell for Jiang Ming, and joined Chun Shiniang in helping him recover his cultivation; both women soon reached Golden Immortal.
• Jiang Ming advanced to peak Golden Immortal and sensed Patriarch Bodhi entering the area.
• Patriarch Bodhi transformed into a grape and warned Jiang Ming that his wives were demons, but Jiang Ming had his men seize the monk’s magical artifacts and threw him outside.
• Patriarch Bodhi returned disguised as an apple and told Jiang Ming that Tang Sanzang had sacrificed himself to arrange Son Goku’s rebirth, and Jiang Ming questioned how he knew Tang Sanzang would appear there.

Jiang Ming returned five hundred years into the past using the Moonlight Treasure Box, intending to meet Fairy Zixia and form a bond with her. He encountered her at Water Curtain Cave, ready to draw her Purple-Green Sword.

• Jiang Ming broke through to the early-stage Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, then turned the Bull Demon King into a calf with Eternal Emptiness.
• Jiang Ming traveled with Chun Shiniang and Bai Jingjing to Pansi Cave, where he cultivated with the Moonlight Treasure Box and reached the Daluo Golden Immortal realm.
• Jiang Ming sent the two women into his Inner Heaven and Earth and used the Moonlight Treasure Box to travel five hundred years into the past.
• Jiang Ming learned that Fairy Zixia and Fairy Qingxia had escaped Spirit Mountain but remained bound by Tathagata Buddha's magic.
• Jiang Ming waited at Water Curtain Cave for Fairy Zixia, then saw her arrive leading a donkey.

Jiang Ming courted Fairy Zixia and Fairy Qingxia while recovering his cultivation and delaying the story’s events. After gaining Son Goku’s cultivation memories and driving off the Bull Demon King, he drew the Purple-Green Sword for Qingxia as danger gathered.

• Fairy Zixia met Jiang Ming, agreed to let him try drawing the Purple-Green Sword, and named herself Pansi Immortal and their home Pansi Cave.
• Jiang Ming recovered to middle-stage Daluo Golden Immortal over three months and grew close to Zixia and Qingxia, who alternated by day and night.
• Fairy Qingxia warned Jiang Ming that the Bull Demon King was coming, and Jiang Ming sensed the story was about to begin.
• Jiang Ming dreamed of Guanyin, Son Goku, and Tang Sanzang, then gained Son Goku’s perfected Daluo Golden Immortal cultivation memories.
• Jiang Ming killed the Black Mountain Demon, kicked away the Bull Demon King, and drew the Purple-Green Sword before Fairy Qingxia.

Jiang Ming reunited with Fairy Zixia and Fairy Qingxia, strengthened his cultivation, and gathered more companions while delaying the Pilgrimage to the Western Heaven. Guanshiyin confronted him over the delay, but he bought himself more time as he prepared for a final battle before leaving the world.

• Jiang Ming separated Fairy Zixia and Fairy Qingxia by breaking the dao traces and curses binding them, then cultivated with them until he reached perfected Daluo Golden Immortal.
• Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing told Jiang Ming that the Bull Demon King had captured Tang Sanzang, so Jiang Ming rescued him and turned the Bull Demon King into a calf.
• Jiang Ming stayed at Pansi Cave, later welcoming Princess Iron Fan, Bai Jingjing, the spider spirit, and Xiangxiang, while helping several of them advance their cultivation.
• Jiang Ming resolved to delay the pilgrimage, then defeat Guanshiyin and Tathagata Buddha before leaving the world with his companions.
• Guanshiyin challenged Jiang Ming over his delay, and he claimed he needed more time before setting out.

Jiang Ming subdued Guanshiyin and Tathagata Buddha, then fled the world and arrived in the Tomb of Gods World. Taking Du Hao’s identity, he began cultivating anew and created the foundations of an Immortal Martial Dao.

• Jiang Ming sealed Guanshiyin inside Immortal Source and turned Tang Sanzang into a child before placing him in his Inner Heaven and Earth.
• After more than a year, Jiang Ming shattered Tathagata Buddha’s Buddhaland in the Palm with Pangu Fist and pinned him beneath Nine-Palace Mountain.
• Jiang Ming left the world with Sha Wujing, Zhu Bajie, Bull Demon King, and his companions, then followed a surge of karma to the Tomb of Gods World.
• Jiang Ming assumed Du Hao’s identity, preserved a wisp of Du Hao’s true spirit, and obtained the Chen Family’s Demon-Summoning Scripture.
• Jiang Ming erased Du Hao’s former cultivation and developed an Immortal Martial Dao based on the Three Powers of Heaven-Earth-Man, reaching the first rank after an hour.