The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

An Zheng grapples with the complex dynamics of power and revenge against Chen Zhong Qi, who remains passive despite An Zheng's calm demeanor. An Zheng chooses not to kill Chen Zhong Qi, recognizing the broader implications of his death on the struggle against the Spirit Realm. Meanwhile, significant figures emerge from seclusion, including a long-absent Buddha, who issues commands to his disciples regarding the looming threats. The Helian family, once prominent, seeks to reclaim their honor, signaling a shift in the balance of power. The narrative explores themes of patience, strategy, and the interconnectedness of fate among powerful entities.

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