The Godly Rich Man for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

Lu Hang and Heng Ya, having gained power in the end of the Dharma era, realize the importance of a deceased young man whose death could provoke divine wrath. Lu Hang suspects that the soul within the young man is not his own, indicating foul play. They discuss the ruthless nature of survival in this era and the possibility of a venerable figure orchestrating events from behind the scenes, specifically pointing to Xingchen Pavilion. In the ghost market, Venerable Mu Sang feels regret over the death of his favored kouhai but plans to use the situation to his advantage. He and Bai Yin, who is preoccupied with eating, engage in a tense exchange about the fate of Lu Hang and the others. Venerable Yu Zi expresses concern over the potential shift in power dynamics if Lu Hang and his group do not return. As tensions rise, Lu Hang contemplates the heavenly chessboard and the ongoing battle between two corpses, which eventually become new pieces on the board, symbolizing a struggle for survival. The scene culminates in a mysterious event where one group of pieces flies into the forest while another enters Li Shui Lan, indicating a miraculous conception. Both Lu Hang and Heng Ya are left astonished by this development.

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