Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng decides to take under his wing the four prodigies of heaven (Wen Zhong, Yang Jian, Nezha, and Lei Zhenzi) to prevent them from being tools against humanity.
• He accepts Lei Zhenzi as his disciple, discovering that Lei Zhenzi is the reincarnation of Xing Tian, the ancient Witch Tribe warrior.
• Di Xin, the Human King, holds an audience with his eight hundred feudal lords without incident, thanks to Jiang Haofeng's intervention.
• Yun Zhongzi returns to Kunlun Mountain and reports to Primeval Lord of Heaven about Lei Zhenzi being taken as Jiang Haofeng's disciple, which changes the heavenly secrets' revelations.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng: Shows his desire to protect humanity and takes Lei Zhenzi as his disciple, revealing his foresight and wisdom.
• Di Xin: Becomes more cautious and wise after his experiences, avoiding the absurd events of the original timeline.
• Yun Zhongzi: Shows dedication to his master's teachings but also accepts the change in events regarding Lei Zhenzi.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between humanity, the Heavenly Court, and Chan Teaching.
• The importance of destiny and fate, with heavenly secrets changing due to human actions.
• The consequences of interference in the natural order of events.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Lei Zhenzi: Master-disciple relationship established, with Jiang Haofeng showing care for Lei Zhenzi's upbringing.
• Di Xin and his feudal lords: Maintains order and respect, avoiding the conflicts that occurred in the original timeline.
• Yun Zhongzi and Primeval Lord of Heaven: Yun Zhongzi seeks guidance from his master regarding the changes in Lei Zhenzi's fate.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Calamity Qi in the Primordial Era makes it difficult for Saints to divine heavenly secrets, but they can still glean some.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven decides to initiate the Calamity early due to humanity's growing power and variables not accounted for in the Heavenly Dao's calculations.
• He tasks Jiang Shang (Jiang Ziya) with descending the mountain to act on behalf of Heaven in the Investiture of the Gods, ennobling the Heavenly Court's gods, drawing humanity's Destiny to the Heavenly Court, and governing the mortal realm with Heavenly Rules.

Character Developments

• Primeval Lord of Heaven: Shows his strategic thinking and decisiveness in initiating the Calamity early to maintain control over humanity's growing power.
• Jiang Ziya: Demonstrates his loyalty, understanding, and determination in accepting his Master's task, showing no hesitation despite the magnitude of the mission.

Significant Themes

• The balance between the Heavenly, Human, and Earthly Daos: The Heavenly Dao's suppression of the Primordial Era is challenged by humanity's growing power, leading to the initiation of the Calamity.
• The Investiture of the Gods: The Heavenly Court's attempt to guide humanity's Destiny towards the Heavenly Court and govern the mortal realm with Heavenly Rules.

Character Interactions

• Primeval Lord of Heaven and Jiang Ziya: The Master-student relationship is evident as Primeval Lord of Heaven tasks Jiang Ziya with the crucial mission of the Investiture of the Gods, showing trust in his disciple's abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Primeval Lord of Heaven reveals the Investiture of the Gods List, God-Beating Whip, and Yellow Apricot Banner to Jiang Ziya.
• Jiang Ziya, despite his initial hesitation, agrees to descend the mountain and complete the Investiture of the Gods.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven gives Jiang Ziya the Wordless Heavenly Book to aid him.
• Jiang Ziya descends the mountain seven years earlier than planned.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: Initially hesitant due to his low cultivation, he accepts his fate and descends the mountain to complete the Investiture of the Gods.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven: He shows faith in Jiang Ziya's abilities and provides him with tools and knowledge to succeed.

Significant Themes

• Fate and Destiny: Jiang Ziya's role in the Investiture of the Gods is predetermined by fate, but he must still take action to fulfill it.
• Power and Responsibility: Jiang Ziya is given immense power but also the responsibility to use it wisely and justly.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya and Primeval Lord of Heaven: Their interaction shows Primeval Lord of Heaven's confidence in Jiang Ziya and his willingness to support him.
• Jiang Ziya and the Heavenly Court: Jiang Ziya is given the task of completing the Investiture of the Gods by the Heavenly Court, setting him on a collision course with the Calamity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng dispatches troops to the Northern Region and Mount Qi to guard against potential threats from Western Teaching.
• Zhunti and Jieyin, the Western Two Sages, decide to directly enter the calamity to suppress Jiang Haofeng and eliminate him as a variable.
• Jiang Ziya descends from the mountain and awaits the fated individual, Ji Chang, at Yan Mountain.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his strategic prowess by deploying troops to protect humanity's foundation.
• Zhunti and Jieyin reveal their determination to prosper the West, even at the risk of being drawn into the calamity.
• Jiang Ziya shows patience and resolve in awaiting the fated individual.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for dominance in the mortal realm between humanity and Western Teaching.
• The consequences of Zhunti's exposure and the potential impact on Western Teaching.
• The importance of the fated individual, Ji Chang, in Jiang Ziya's plans.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng interacts with Xuanfeng, entrusting him with the task of guarding the Northern Region.
• Zhunti and Jieyin discuss their plans and strategies, showing unity in their decision to enter the calamity.
• Jiang Ziya awaits Ji Chang, setting the stage for their future interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ji Chang, the Marquis of the West, receives divination that a benefactor resides in Yan Mountain.
• He meets Jiang Ziya, who agrees to leave seclusion and assist Ji Chang on the condition that Ji Chang reveres Heaven and is supervised by Heaven and Earth.
• Jiang Ziya becomes the Chancellor of Xi Qi and begins implementing reforms, preparing for future campaigns and persuading other feudal lords to join Ji Chang.
• Humanity's Grand Elder, Yinkang, senses Jiang Ziya's arrival but can't see through him due to Jiang Ziya's protective treasures.
• Jiang Haofeng, receiving Yinkang's message, realizes that Jiang Ziya has descended the mountain and the Calamity has begun earlier than expected.

Character Developments

• Ji Chang: Demonstrates his ambition and decisiveness by immediately offering Jiang Ziya the position of Prime Minister and agreeing to revere Heaven.
• Jiang Ziya: Shows his wisdom and strategic thinking in his reforms and plans for Xi Qi's conquest.
• Yinkang: Reveals his vigilance and concern for humanity's interests by monitoring Jiang Ziya's arrival.
• Jiang Haofeng: Exhibits his foresight and understanding of the Calamity's situation upon learning about Jiang Ziya's descent.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between Heaven, the Human King, and humanity.
• The importance of preparation and strategic planning in achieving goals.
• The unpredictability of the Calamity and its impact on the Primordial Era.

Character Interactions

• Ji Chang and Jiang Ziya: Their interaction shows Ji Chang's respect and trust in Jiang Ziya, while Jiang Ziya demonstrates his ability to guide and influence Ji Chang.
• Yinkang and Jiang Haofeng: Their interaction reveals the communication and coordination between the two powerful immortals, showing their shared concern for humanity's interests.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, a human immortal, sends a message to Xi Qi, where Jiang Ziya is preparing for the Investiture of the Gods, asking him to leave as the mortal realm is humanity's territory.
• Yinkang, a human immortal, arrives in Xi Qi to confront Jiang Ziya, representing humanity's stance.
• Jiang Ziya, after initially being shocked by Yinkang's power, tries to persuade Yinkang about the righteousness of the Heavenly Dao and the future era of gods.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: Realizes the complexity of the mortal realm and the existence of human immortals. He tries to persuade Yinkang about his Master's plans.
• Yinkang: Shows his power and represents humanity's stance, initially stern but softens when Jiang Ziya shows respect for humanity.

Significant Themes

• Humanity's unity and territory: Yinkang emphasizes that the mortal realm belongs to humanity, and human immortals should not interfere without informing humanity.
• The Heavenly Dao vs. Human King: Jiang Ziya argues for the justice of the Heavenly Dao and the future era of gods, while Yinkang questions this perspective.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya and Yinkang: Initially, there's a power dynamic with Yinkang being more powerful. However, as Jiang Ziya shows respect and tries to reason, Yinkang's stance softens.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ziya and Yinkang, a Humanity Grand Elder, debate about worshipping the Heavenly Court.
• Jiang Ziya, influenced by Chan Teaching, argues for humanity's submission to the Heavenly Court.
• Yinkang, representing Humanity's autonomy, rejects Jiang Ziya's stance.
• Jiang Ziya insists on serving as Prime Minister of Xi Qi, leading to a confrontation with Yinkang.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: Becomes a disciple of Chan Teaching, gains a powerful treasure from his master, and shows determination in his mission.
• Yinkang: Maintains his stance on Humanity's autonomy, shows restraint but firmness in dealing with Jiang Ziya.

Significant Themes

• The balance of power between Heaven and Humanity.
• The role of the Heavenly Court in governing the Three Realms.
• The importance of Humanity's autonomy and self-determination.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya and Yinkang: Engage in a heated debate, leading to a showdown due to their differing stances on Humanity's submission to the Heavenly Court.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ziya, armed with the God-Beating Whip, faces Yinkang, a powerful immortal from Chan Teaching.
• Yinkang's immense power sends Jiang Ziya reeling, injuring him despite his Spirit Treasure.
• Jiang Ziya is protected by the Yellow Apricot Banner of the Earth, an Ultimate Innate Spirit Treasure.
• Yinkang attempts to attack with his Taiji Sword, but it's deflected by Daoist Randeng.
• Jiang Haofeng, the Past Self of Jiang Haofeng, arrives to confront Randeng.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: Shows his determination and resilience despite being outmatched. His Master's protection allows him to endure Yinkang's attacks.
• Yinkang: Demonstrates his immense power and skill, using both magic and divine abilities. He shows restraint due to Jiang Ziya's status as a junior and his Master's connection to Primeval Lord of Heaven.
• Jiang Haofeng: Shows his formidable power and composure when facing Randeng. He remains unfazed by the mention of Primeval Lord of Heaven and Chan Teaching's authority.
• Randeng Daoist: Shows his strategic thinking and ability to borrow power, using Primeval Lord of Heaven's authority to pressure Jiang Haofeng. He acknowledges Jiang Haofeng's strength but remains confident in Chan Teaching's superiority.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the human race and the Saintly Great Sects, with Chan Teaching holding a significant advantage due to their Saint's backing.
• The importance of cultivation and divine abilities in the Three Realms, with Jiang Ziya's injuries highlighting the gap between him and Yinkang.
• The role of magical treasures and their significance in combat, with the Yellow Apricot Banner of the Earth protecting Jiang Ziya from Yinkang's attacks.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya and Yinkang: Their interaction highlights the power gap between them, with Yinkang showing restraint despite his advantage.
• Jiang Haofeng and Randeng Daoist: Their interaction is tense but respectful, with both acknowledging the other's strength. Randeng attempts to pressure Jiang Haofeng using Primeval Lord of Heaven's authority, while Jiang Haofeng remains unfazed.
• Jiang Ziya and Jiang Haofeng: Their relationship is one of respect and protection, with Jiang Haofeng arriving to defend Jiang Ziya.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng confronts Daoist Randeng about Chan Teaching's interference in the human realm.
• Jiang Haofeng decides humanity will enter the Calamity, aiming to influence the Primordial Era's grand trend.
• Daoist Randeng and Jiang Haofeng engage in a battle, with Jiang Haofeng using the Taiji Dao Rhyme and Hunyuan Mirror to block Daoist Randeng's Qian Kun Ruler.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng: Shows determination to protect humanity's interests and enter the Calamity, demonstrating his strength and wisdom.
• Daoist Randeng: Realizes the severity of the situation and humanity's resolve, engages in battle with Jiang Haofeng.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and influence in the Primordial Era.
• The consequences of defying Saints' will and the risks involved in entering the Calamity.
• The importance of humanity's role in the grand scheme of the Primordial Era.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Daoist Randeng: Engage in a tense conversation and subsequent battle, highlighting their resolve and power.
• Jiang Haofeng and Jiang Shang: Jiang Haofeng protects Jiang Shang and decides humanity's course of action.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng manifests his Sword Dao, which Randeng recognizes as similar to Tongtian's, indicating Haofeng's ability to learn divine abilities and Great Daos of Saints.
• Randeng counters with his Spirit Coffin Palace Lantern, creating a glazed realm that heals instantly and weakens Haofeng's Primordial Unity Sword.
• Haofeng retrieves his sword, and they exchange blows again, with neither gaining the upper hand.
• Randeng reveals his true power and explains that his magic treasure, the Spirit Coffin Palace Lantern, is crucial to his strength, and Haofeng's lack of an Ultimate Innate Spirit Treasure puts him at a disadvantage.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng: Shows his prowess by manifesting two Saint-level Great Daos and engaging Randeng in a series of exchanges. However, he realizes his limitations without an Ultimate Innate Spirit Treasure.
• Daoist Randeng: Reveals his true strength and explains that his magic treasure is integral to his power. He believes Haofeng's lack of a comparable treasure makes him vulnerable.

Significant Themes

• The importance of magic treasures in the Primordial Era, alongside cultivation level and divine abilities.
• The advantage of being born early in the era, having access to Innate Spirit Treasures, and the disadvantage of being born later with acquired treasures.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Daoist Randeng: Engage in a series of exchanges, with neither gaining the upper hand. Randeng reveals his true power and explains the significance of his magic treasure, while Haofeng acknowledges his limitations without a comparable treasure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, despite having fewer and inferior treasures, uses his superior Great Dao divine abilities to face Daoist Randeng.
• He employs the Taiqing Immortal Light to defend against Randeng's attacks, including the Spirit Coffin Heavenly Fire and the Qiankun Ruler.
• Randeng realizes he's being toyed with and stops his attack, causing Jiang Haofeng to regret not learning more.
• Jiang Haofeng uses his Heaven Opening Earth Splitting divine ability, slicing through Randeng's defenses.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his strength and confidence, revealing his status as the number one cultivator below the Saints.
• Daoist Randeng shows caution and eventually decides to end the fight as a draw, acknowledging Jiang Haofeng's power.
• Jiang Ziya, Randeng's disciple, experiences mixed emotions, including shock, pride, confusion, and resentment, but ultimately remains determined.

Significant Themes

• The importance of Great Dao divine abilities and their role in combat.
• The value of caution and wisdom in battle, as seen in Randeng's decision to stop attacking.
• The theme of learning and growth, with Jiang Haofeng learning Randeng's divine abilities.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Daoist Randeng engage in a battle of wits and power, each testing the other's limits.
• Jiang Ziya watches the battle, experiencing a range of emotions and solidifying his resolve.
• There's no direct interaction between Jiang Ziya and Jiang Haofeng, but Ziya's thoughts about Haofeng are revealed.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, using the Grand Pure Immortal Light and Heaven Opening Earth Splitting, severely injures Daoist Randeng, who is forced to retreat with Jiang Ziya.
• Jiang Haofeng expresses regret for not keeping Daoist Randeng to obtain the Spiritual Urn Palace Lantern and Qiankun Ruler for pushing his cultivation to its peak.
• Jiang Haofeng meets Marquis of the West, Ji Chang, at the foot of Mount Qi, revealing himself and Yinkang as immortals of humanity.
• Jiang Haofeng questions Ji Chang about his reliance on Jiang Ziya for his Prime Minister, hinting at the presence of human immortals in Xi Qi.

Character Developments

• Daoist Randeng: Shows vulnerability when injured, revealing that Jiang Haofeng's power is beyond a Saint's.
• Jiang Haofeng: Demonstrates his strength and resolve, hinting at his ultimate trump card against Saints.
• Ji Chang: Realizes the presence of human immortals in his administration, experiencing shock and bewilderment.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between humanity and the Great Sects.
• The presence and influence of immortals within human society.
• The significance of Mount Qi as a symbol of human civilization and its transformation.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Daoist Randeng: Engage in a powerful clash, with Daoist Randeng suffering a severe injury.
• Jiang Haofeng and Ji Chang: Meet for the first time, with Jiang Haofeng questioning Ji Chang's reliance on Jiang Ziya and hinting at the presence of human immortals in Xi Qi.
• Ji Chang and his ministers (Yi Sansheng and Nangong Shi): Ji Chang discovers that his ministers are immortals, causing him shock and bewilderment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng uses the Dao Rhyme of Creation to restore Mount Qi to its original state, stunning everyone present.
• He learns the Heavenly Fire of the Coffin and the Palace Lamp of the Coffin from Daoist Randeng.
• Jiang Haofeng plans to use the Twelve Capital Celestial Gods Array, his ultimate trump card, to contend with Saints during the Investiture of the Gods Calamity.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his immense power and knowledge of various Daos, further solidifying his status as a formidable figure.
• Yinkang, though initially skeptical, acknowledges Jiang Haofeng's prowess after witnessing his feat.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Great Dao of Creation, which can reverse time and restore the past.
• The importance of preparation and foundation-building for facing the upcoming Calamity.
• The concept of possessing Saint-level power without being a genuine Saint.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and Yinkang: Yinkang is impressed by Jiang Haofeng's display of power and agrees to take care of Xi Qi.
• Jiang Haofeng and Daoist Randeng (off-page): Jiang Haofeng learns the Heavenly Fire of the Coffin and the Palace Lamp of the Coffin from Daoist Randeng, though the latter is not present in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, despite his lower mana, plans to set up the Twelve Capital Celestial Gods Array using his three bodies and nine corpses, aiming to contend with a normal Saint.
• He decides to target Ran Deng to obtain two Ultimate Innate Spirit Treasures, and plans to find two more from the Western Teaching and Chan Teaching Saints.
• Jiang Ziya and Daoist Randeng return to Kunlun Mountain after the incident on Qishan. Primeval Lord of Heaven heals Randeng and learns about Haofeng's actions.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven visits Nuwa in Wa Huang Heaven, accusing her of orchestrating the incident with humanity.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng: Shows strategic planning and ambition, aiming to reach Sainthood and challenge the Saints.
• Daoist Randeng: Decides to leave Chan Teaching after feeling resentment towards Primeval Lord of Heaven's lack of concern for his injury.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven: Shows anger and frustration towards Nuwa and humanity's actions.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and power dynamics among Saints and quasi-Saints.
• The consequences of the Calamity on humanity and the Heavenly Court.
• The tension between Primeval Lord of Heaven and Nuwa, reflecting their differing views on humanity's role in the Calamity.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng plans to target Ran Deng, showing his strategic thinking and ambition.
• Daoist Randeng and Jiang Ziya return to Kunlun Mountain, and Randeng shares his injuries and the events on Qishan with Primeval Lord of Heaven.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven visits Nuwa, accusing her of involvement in the incident with humanity, highlighting the tension between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nuwa, surprised by Primeval Lord of Heaven's ignorance about humanity's actions, asks him to leave.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven warns Nuwa not to interfere in the Calamity but she declines.
• Jiang Ziya is tasked by Primeval Lord of Heaven to confront humanity, using the Jade Purity Decree to summon Jade Void immortals.

Character Developments

• Nuwa: Shows surprise and assertiveness in her response to Primeval Lord of Heaven.
• Jiang Ziya: Gains confidence and determination to confront humanity after understanding his Master's perspective.
• Primeval Lord of Heaven: Demonstrates his authority and willingness to let his disciples handle human affairs.

Significant Themes

• The relationship between humanity and the Three Realms.
• The role of Saints and their disciples in the Primordial Era.
• The consequences of defying Heaven's will.

Character Interactions

• Nuwa and Primeval Lord of Heaven: Nuwa's surprise and assertiveness contrast with Primeval Lord of Heaven's authority and warning.
• Jiang Ziya and Primeval Lord of Heaven: Jiang Ziya gains clarity and resolve from his Master's explanation.
• Jiang Ziya and Jade Void immortals: Jiang Ziya greets his senior brothers and sisters, showing unity and determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ziya, a disciple of Yu Xu (Chan Teaching), seeks support from other Immortals to confront the humans who expelled Yu Xu's disciples.
• The Immortals agree to help, but some junior disciples, including Shen Gongbao, are discouraged from going due to their low cultivation levels.
• Daoist Randeng suggests summoning Ji Chang, the Marquis of the West, to ask if he's willing to appoint Jiang Ziya as Chancellor. If not, they'll find another lord.
• Ji Chang is summoned and falls asleep, entering a glazed space where he sees several figures.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: Shows leadership and determination in seeking justice for Yu Xu. He's also strategic, discouraging low-cultivation disciples from joining the mission.
• Shen Gongbao: Feels resentment towards Jiang Ziya due to perceived favoritism by their master.
• Ji Chang: Struggles with the revelation of Nangong Shi and Yi Sansheng's immortal identities, feeling a rift in his relationship with them.

Significant Themes

• The relationship between Immortals and mortals, with Immortals believing they should govern humans but humans having their own autonomy.
• The consequences of revealing one's true identity and the impact on relationships.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya interacts with his senior and junior brothers, showing respect and leadership.
• Shen Gongbao feels resentment towards Jiang Ziya, hinting at potential future conflict.
• Ji Chang interacts with his attendants, showing his concern for their well-being despite his own worries.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ziya, now a Chan Teaching immortal, meets Ji Chang in his dreamscape, revealing his expulsion from the Human Ancestors' sect and his mission to overthrow the Shang Dynasty and establish a new order.
• Ji Chang, after performing a divination, agrees to support Jiang Ziya's cause, acknowledging him as Prime Minister.
• The Chan Teaching immortals, led by Guang Chengzi, confront Yinkang and Jiang Haofeng in Xi Qi, seeking justice for Jiang Ziya's expulsion.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ziya: He has become an immortal under the Primeval Lord of Heaven, gaining power and influence. He is now a key figure in the Chan Teaching sect, seeking to change the political landscape of the mortal realm.
• Ji Chang: He evolves from a cautious and conflicted Marquis to a resolute leader who accepts his role as a chosen one of heaven, willing to stand against the Human Ancestors.
• Yinkang and Jiang Haofeng: They remain steadfast in their support for the Human Ancestors, clashing with the Chan Teaching immortals.

Significant Themes

• Heaven's Will vs Human Ancestors' Actions: The conflict between following heaven's will and the Human Ancestors' defiance of it.
• Divination and Destiny: Ji Chang's divination plays a crucial role in his decision-making, emphasizing the theme of destiny and fate.
• Power Dynamics: The shift in power dynamics between the Human Ancestors' sect and the Chan Teaching sect is evident, with the latter now possessing more Quasi-Saint cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ziya and Ji Chang: Their interaction leads to Ji Chang's acceptance of Jiang Ziya as his Prime Minister, marking a significant turning point in their relationship.
• Chan Teaching Immortals and Yinkang/Jiang Haofeng: The confrontation between the two parties highlights their differing stances on the current political situation and the future of humanity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, determined to make humanity a great clan, gathers all known human Quasi-Saints and Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• The Chan Teaching immortals, led by Guang Chengzi, arrive, seeking to capture Jiang Haofeng for defying Zhunti's decree.
• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his power by unleashing the Heaven Opening Earth Splitting divine ability, easily breaking through the combined attacks of four Quasi-Saint peak cultivators from the Chan Teaching.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng shows his resolve to protect humanity and his growing power, hinting at his Saint-level combat prowess.
• The Chan Teaching immortals, especially Ju Liusun, are shocked by Jiang Haofeng's display of power, questioning his true cultivation level.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and influence among different factions (Humanity, Chan Teaching, and the West).
• The growing strength of humanity and its potential to become a dominant clan in the Primordial Era.
• The tension between Jiang Haofeng and the Chan Teaching, leading to a potential conflict.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng and the Chan Teaching immortals: Tension and conflict, with Jiang Haofeng demonstrating his power to challenge their authority.
• Jiang Haofeng and the gathered human cultivators: Unity and support, as they stand together against the Chan Teaching.
• Guang Chengzi and Daoist Randeng: Internal conflict within the Chan Teaching, with Guang Chengzi seeking a peaceful resolution and Daoist Randeng instigating chaos to further his own goals.

Plot Points & Events

• Jiang Haofeng injures Ju Liusun with a Heaven Opening Earth Splitting divine ability, enraging the Chan Teaching immortals.
• Guang Chengzi, Chi Jingzi, and Daoist Randeng attack Jiang Haofeng together, with Immortal Master Nanji supporting them.
• Jiang Haofeng uses his Space Dao to nullify Chi Jingzi's Yin Yang Mirror and attacks, putting the Chan Teaching immortals at a disadvantage.
• Jiang Haofeng provokes the four immortals, challenging them to attack him together.
• Guang Chengzi uses his Soul-Falling Bell to disrupt Jiang Haofeng's focus at the critical moment.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his formidable power, suppressing the Chan Teaching immortals.
• Ju Liusun is gravely injured but stabilized by Immortal Master Nanji.
• Guang Chengzi shows his strategic prowess by using the Soul-Falling Bell to disrupt Jiang Haofeng's focus.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Great Dao of Wisdom and its wielder, Jiang Haofeng.
• The importance of teamwork and strategy in battle, as shown by the Chan Teaching immortals.
• The impact of innate spirit treasures and artifacts on combat.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng's interactions with the Chan Teaching immortals highlight his confidence and provocation.
• The Chan Teaching immortals work together, showcasing their unity and determination.
• Immortal Master Nanji's support for Ju Liusun demonstrates his caring nature and responsibility as a senior disciple.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Haofeng, using the Chaos Bell, single-handedly suppresses four peak Quasi-Saints from the Chan Teaching.
• Chan Teaching immortals attempt to reinforce their suppressed members, but are blocked by humanity's Great Divine Powers.
• Humanity's Grand Luo Golden Immortals form the Hundred Fiends Slaughtering God Formation, balancing the combat strength with Chan Teaching.

Character Developments

• Jiang Haofeng demonstrates his immense power, revealing the true extent of the Chaos Bell's might.
• Chan Teaching immortals, despite their strength, struggle against humanity's resistance.
• Humanity's Great Divine Powers (Suiren, Nu Ba, Cangjie, Da Chao) showcase their abilities, holding back Chan Teaching's reinforcements.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between humanity and other factions in the Primordial Era.
• The importance of unity and cooperation among humanity's cultivators.
• The role of powerful artifacts (like the Chaos Bell) in shifting the balance of power.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Haofeng vs. Four peak Quasi-Saints from Chan Teaching (Daoist Randeng, Guang Chengzi, Chi Jingzi, Immortal Master Nanji)
• Chan Teaching immortals vs. Humanity's Great Divine Powers (Suiren, Nu Ba, Cangjie, Da Chao)
• Humanity's Grand Luo Golden Immortals vs. Chan Teaching's reinforcements