Rise of the Lord God.

Summary

Wu Ming contemplates the distinctions between celestial immortals and demons, recognizing that the latter's approach to energy is different yet not inherently evil. He reflects on the challenges faced by practitioners in the Four Regions and the implications of their demonization. As he modifies the "Huangting Yinfu Jing," he understands the necessity of embracing both yin and yang for true greatness. Wu Ming also perceives the cyclical nature of conflict and population control in dynasties, drawing parallels to the Immortal Path. Amidst an alchemical gathering, he navigates political intrigue and competition among celestial beings, all while pondering the broader implications of power dynamics in their world.

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