Rise of the Lord God.

Summary

Wu Ming reflects on the challenges faced by women in a patriarchal society where martial prowess dictates status. He contemplates Wu Zhi's strength and her strategic maneuvers, recognizing the urgency of her quest to change fate. Meanwhile, he observes the recovery of Chu Feng County under Li Yu's governance, noting the shifting dynamics of power. Wu Ming's thoughts turn to his true enemy, Wang Zhong, as he assesses the decline of the City God Temple, symbolizing the fickleness of human devotion. He understands the limitations of divine power and the importance of mastering one's path, drawing parallels between various spiritual practices.

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