Ch. 61Great Demon Hei Ze Was Beyond the Word "Hero"
Key Plot Points and Events
- Heize, using his divine power "Mountain Puller," causes mountains to collapse and block the retreat of the Wolf Guards, trapping them.
- Heize engages in a day-long battle, killing tens of thousands of Wolf Guards with his spear, despite being injured and exhausted.
- Heize dies of exhaustion, but not before expressing regret for his lonely life.
Character Developments
- Heize: Proves himself to be a divine figure, surpassing human limits and challenging the understanding of the experts. He shows no mercy to the Wolf Guards, driven by his past experiences and desire to protect his homeland. His death is marked by a sense of loneliness and regret.
- Wolf Guards: Initially confident and aggressive, they are demoralized and defeated by Heize's strength, culminating in their prostration and despair at his death.
Significant Themes
- Divinity vs. Humanity: Heize's actions blur the line between human and divine, challenging the experts' understanding of the world.
- Loneliness and Regret: Heize's final words highlight his lonely life and unfulfilled desires, adding depth to his character.
- Revenge and Protection: Heize's motivation for the slaughter is rooted in his desire to avenge his homeland and protect its people.
Character Interactions
- Heize and the Wolf Guards: The interaction is one-sided, with Heize relentlessly killing the Wolf Guards, who beg for mercy but are not spared.
- Experts and Liu Chengchao: They discuss and analyze Heize's actions, eventually concluding that the word "hero" is insufficient to describe him.
- Aunt Qin and Jia Xiangjun: They reflect on Heize's strength, with Aunt Qin comparing him to the strongest Outsiders and Jia Xiangjun expressing her desire to join him.