Ying Zheng says that, as the old ancestor, he will make the whole world speak Chinese.
Li Lianhua says he plans to trick a few more members of the chat group into becoming emperors in his place.
Zhuang Hanyan uses the chat group to build her own business empire. She focuses on cultivation; romance is out of the question, unless the other person is also an immortal or a god.
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Yao Ji says that everyone in the chat group will be an asset to her. Those shameless members of the Western Church are no big deal!
With help from the chat group, Yao Ji rises rapidly, helping her brother Haotian become the true ruler of the primordial world and aiding its ascension.
No love for the Western Church or Xiqi, and the Three Pure Ones do not turn against one another.
This book has a male lead, but he appears rather late, in a modern world. His identity is mysterious, and the three strands of innate energy are things he once lost.
So the male lead and Yao Ji's three children are still connected by blood and spirit.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Let's not talk about anything else. From a heroine, she went directly to an urban romance film. There really is nothing else to write about except love.