Ch. 1501Deaths in Succession
Key Plot Points and Events
- Six supernatural kings, including the Gravedigger and the manor lord, face an unexpected threat: sixteen puppets modeled after four powerful Republican Era ghost wielders (Luo Wensong, Li Qingzhi, Luo Qian, and Meng Xiaodong).
- The puppets, possessing sixty percent of their original spiritual power, seal the kings' escape routes and eliminate them one by one.
- The Gravedigger and the manor lord attempt to fight back but are ultimately no match for the puppets' power.
- The manor lord's escape route is sealed by a vast graveyard, and he is buried alive by the puppets.
Character Developments
- The supernatural kings, once feared and powerful, are reduced to fleeing and desperate measures to survive against the puppets.
- Sister Hong, the woman controlling the puppets, remains calm and confident, humming a tune as she walks through the city, highlighting her power and detachment from the chaos.
Significant Themes
- The power dynamics between the Republican Era and the present age.
- The futility of resistance against overwhelming power.
- The isolation of the powerful, as seen through Sister Hong's solitude.
Character Interactions
- The kings' interactions with each other are minimal, as they focus on their individual struggles to survive.
- Sister Hong's interaction with the puppets is implied to be telepathic or supernatural, as she controls them remotely.
- The puppets interact with the kings only to seal their escape routes and eliminate them, displaying no emotion or mercy.