Ch. 21Hongjun Merges with the Dao, Treasures Distributed at Treasure Distribution Cliff
Key Plot Points and Events
- Hongjun merges with the Dao and sets up a Treasure Distribution Cliff.
- He accepts disciples: Three Pure Ones as direct disciples, Nuwa as the final disciple, and Jieyin and Zhunti as nominal disciples.
- A strand of Hongmeng Purple Qi, essential for attaining sagehood, chooses Hongyun as its master.
- Hongjun announces his decision to merge with the Heavenly Dao.
- Disciples distribute treasures at the Treasure Distribution Cliff, with the Three Pure Ones and Tongtian receiving the most.
Character Developments
- Hongjun demonstrates his generosity and wisdom in accepting disciples and distributing treasures.
- The Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, Jieyin, and Zhunti show their power and destiny by claiming numerous treasures.
- Hongyun gains the Hongmeng Purple Qi, attracting envy and murderous intent from others.
Significant Themes
- Destiny and Fate: The distribution of treasures and the choice of the Hongmeng Purple Qi's master highlight the role of fate and destiny in cultivation.
- Generosity and Wisdom: Hongjun's actions showcase his generosity and wisdom in guiding his disciples and distributing his treasures.
- Power Dynamics: The competition for treasures reveals the power dynamics among the disciples and their desire for superiority.
Character Interactions
- Hongjun and his Disciples: Hongjun interacts with his disciples, demonstrating his care and wisdom in guiding them.
- Disciples Among Themselves: Competition and envy arise among the disciples, particularly when distributing treasures.
- Kunpeng and Hongyun: Tension exists between Kunpeng and Hongyun due to the loss of their seats and Hongyun's subsequent gain of the Hongmeng Purple Qi.