Ch. 141Rewriting Investiture of the Gods in the Primordial World
Key Plot Points and Events
- Eight Trigram diagrams appear in the void, representing the Innate Eight Trigrams.
- Fuxi completes his understanding of the Eight Trigrams and reaches the peak of the Quasi-Saint realm.
- Jiang Haofeng comprehends the Innate Eight Trigrams and advances his Great Dao of Wisdom to the minor accomplishment stage, also breaking through to the middle Quasi-Saint stage.
- Jiang Haofeng severs his Self-Corpse, naming it Myriad Manifestations Daoist.
- Fuxi compiles the Innate Eight Trigrams into the I Ching and disseminates it among human tribes, reducing casualties and increasing productivity.
- Fuxi's prestige reaches its peak, gathering over sixty percent of humanity's destiny.
Character Developments
- Fuxi: Completes his understanding of the Eight Trigrams, reaches the peak of the Quasi-Saint realm, compiles the I Ching, and gains immense prestige among humans.
- Jiang Haofeng: Comprehends the Innate Eight Trigrams, advances his Great Dao of Wisdom, severs his Self-Corpse, and becomes known as the Martial Ancestor among humans.
Significant Themes
- Destiny and Prophecy: Fuxi's destiny grows significantly due to his actions, and the I Ching allows humans to divine their future.
- Cultivation and Advancement: Jiang Haofeng's cultivation advances, and he severs his Self-Corpse, demonstrating the power of his Great Dao of Wisdom.
- Human Development: The I Ching and other inventions by Fuxi and other ancestors propel human development and increase their population.
Character Interactions
- Fuxi and Jiang Haofeng: They continue their inspections and interactions, with Fuxi assisting Jiang Haofeng in his comprehension of the Innate Eight Trigrams.
- Fuxi and Humanity: Fuxi's prestige grows due to his inventions and the I Ching, leading to a significant convergence of human destiny upon him.
- Jiang Haofeng and Humanity: Jiang Haofeng's actions, though not directly interacting with humans, earn him the title of Martial Ancestor among them.