Chapter 890: Primitive Charm

A vine from the Creative Divine Tree slowly moved over and miraculously connected to the tail that had been severed from the magical beast.
“Ugh!”
The magical beast let out a low groan and immediately stood up, sensing that its rapidly fading vitality had returned.
A few breaths later, it began jumping joyfully beneath the tree, knowing it would not die.
Beyond restoring its vitality, the Creative Divine Tree also bestowed upon it other things through this connection—things that the Mixed Chaos Divine Tree did not possess…
Three days later, the Creative Divine Tree transmitted a mental message to Su Che: “Master, it should be done now.”
“Good,” Su Che nodded in his mind. “Do as planned.”
Snap!
The tail, resembling a tree root, at the back of the magical beast was instantly severed—completely cut off at the root.
“Ah-woof!”
Startled, the magical beast leaped up immediately. Simple-minded as it was, it had always thought this large tree was the child of the Mother Goddess, the Mixed Chaos Divine Tree, and that its master was the little one. But now, its master had cut off its own tail.
“Has my master abandoned me?”
“My tail is completely severed—I’m about to die!”
Such thoughts flashed through its mind. Yet in the next instant, it was astonished to find that not only had it not died, but there was not even the slightest sign of its vitality fading.
Without a tail, yet still alive—how was that possible?
“I have given you freedom, breaking free that chain of life,” the Creative Divine Tree transmitted mentally.
“Ah-woof!”
The magical beast understood. After a brief moment of surprise, it began to cheer and jump around, rubbing against the roots of the Creative Divine Tree to show its affection and gratitude.
“It worked!”
Seeing this, how could Su Che not realize that the extremely bold idea he and the Creative Divine Tree had conceived had truly succeeded?
Swish!
Su Che released the magical beast from the Prison of Immortals and sent it back to the Snake Woman.
The Snake Woman was stunned. How could she not see that the magical beast no longer had a tail at all, yet it was still alive, full of vitality, and jumping around cheerfully…
“Did you really do it?”
Despite the evidence before her, the Snake Woman still found it hard to believe.
“For safety, we should try a few more times. Once we’re fully confident, then we’ll…” Su Che chuckled.
“Okay, okay.”
The Snake Woman’s shock quickly turned into eagerness. She immediately summoned several more magical beasts and brought them to Su Che.

After numerous attempts in a row, the Tree of Fate successfully transformed over twenty magical beasts, with not a single failure. Logically speaking, it wasn’t because the Tree of Fate possessed greater power than the Tree of Chaos and Separation—it was rather the laws of the universe in the Immortal Prison Realm that granted these beasts the freedom to survive on their own, without relying on anyone else for sustenance. These laws of the universe, or the natural principles of the cosmos, were precisely what the Tree of Chaos and Separation lacked; it would have to create its own universe before such laws could emerge. With a 100% success rate, it was now possible to transform the Snake Woman.
“It’s your turn. Are you scared?” Su Che asked with a smile.
“Not at all,” she replied softly. “But before the transformation, I hope to receive a hug from you and a blessing.”
Su Che was momentarily stunned. Thankfully, Tian Yin wasn’t here—she was miles away in a temporary cave, transforming the energy within her body. Well, then…
So, Su Che transformed into a giant ten zhang tall and, matching her height and size, gave her a big hug. Although this could be seen as a very ‘pure’ blessing between friends, she was still a female being, so it was best not to let his wife see. The Snake Woman nestled in Su Che’s arms, resting her cheek against his shoulder, and murmured, “This feels so good.”
Enough—if they continued like this, something might go wrong. Su Che quickly whispered in her ear, “That’s enough. I need to send you in now.”
Snap!
The Snake Woman hesitated for a moment before gritting her silver teeth and cutting off her connection to the Mother Goddess, the Tree of Chaos and Separation. Behind her long snake tail was a root tail stretching over twenty zhang in length. Though she knew there was no danger, having lived under the Mother Goddess’s care for countless years, separating from her now made it impossible for her to feel completely untroubled or at ease.
Upon entering the Immortal Prison and seeing the Tree of Fate with her own eyes, the Snake Woman was slightly surprised, yet as if she had expected it, she sent a thought to Su Che: “You really do possess an innate divine tree.”
“You guessed it already?”
To reassure her, Su Che controlled a doppelgänger in the Immortal Prison to appear before her.
“It wasn’t me,” the Snake Woman shook her head. “It was the Mother Goddess who guessed it. Through that fragment of the Tree of Life, she sensed that the fragment had once been in the embrace of a fellow being…”
“I see.”

Su Che nodded in his heart: “The Mixed Separation Divine Tree had long guessed that there might be a highly ranked innate divine tree in its personal space. Yet it didn’t become greedy because of this, which proves that the Mixed Separation Divine Tree is trustworthy.”
At that moment, one of the thick roots of the Fate-creating Divine Tree had connected with the snake woman’s tail. She slowly closed her eyes, carefully experiencing something entirely new transmitted by the Fate-creating Divine Tree.
Three days in the Immortal Prison World passed in the blink of an eye for her. The life transformation was successfully completed. With a snap, the root of the Fate-creating Divine Tree broke away from her tail.
The snake woman opened her eyes and gazed at Su Che calmly. Then, her figure grew smaller and smaller as her long snake tail contracted rapidly. In the blink of an eye, she turned into a woman of normal height and build.
Without her snake tail, she was now a human woman with two straight legs, though her smooth, bare body stood before Su Che in utter openness.
At this scene, Su Che felt a bit embarrassed, but her expression remained very natural.
“Is that so?” she asked softly.
“Yes, that’s right,” Su Che replied with a nod.
“Why don’t you dare look at me? Is it because I look ugly?” The snake woman wasn’t trying to tempt him; at this moment, she simply wanted his guidance—whether she, in this form, could be considered a true human.
“No, on the contrary,” Su Che said honestly. “You’re beautiful—beautiful to the point of being breathtaking.”
As a human, the wild and natural beauty she possessed was truly stunning, as if it could awaken some of Su Che’s most primal and pure desires—desires to prolong life and create the next generation…
Don’t interpret these desires as evil. Perhaps, after the Mixed Separation Divine Tree successfully creates a universe, the snake woman will become the supreme Goddess of that universe, bearing the most sacred duty.
“Breathtaking?” Su Che’s words sparked some playful thoughts in her mind. She stepped forward gracefully and asked softly, “Then, do you need me to help you breathe?”
“Yes!” Su Che raised his hand, pulling her close and holding her tightly, seemingly eager to taste the forbidden fruit with her. Yet what he said was, “It’s a pity, but not now.”
“Why?” The snake woman’s gaze was dreamy. Su Che’s embrace also stirred in her the most primal desires.

“This is just a temporary avatar, created casually, and it doesn’t have the ability to create life.”
To be honest, Su Che really didn’t want to refuse her—or rather, he couldn’t resist her most extraordinary, natural, and fundamental charm. But the problem was…
“Then use your true form.” The serpent woman felt a strange heat surging within her, making it hard for her to control herself.
“My true form is outside, but my wife is also outside,” Su Che said helplessly.
“I don’t understand. If she’s outside, what impact does that have on us?” The serpent woman’s sensual body writhed gently in Su Che’s arms, her hot red lips moving back and forth across his cheeks.
Well, this was just an avatar created casually, but even Su Che’s true form outside the Immortal Prison felt like it was about to explode.
The serpent woman wasn’t asking out of ignorance. She truly didn’t know, understand, or comprehend the moral codes of Su Che’s universe, nor the concept of loyalty between lovers.
But Su Che suddenly thought of something. Frowning, he asked seriously, “Let me ask you—if I weren’t here and you met another male creature, would you treat him the same way?”
“I don’t know,” the serpent woman replied, her eyes glazed, shaking her head. “All I want now is you.”
Don’t know?
A sour feeling, even anger, welled up in Su Che’s heart. Of course, he knew it was simply a man’s instinctive, selfish desire for exclusivity.
So he asked, “Alright, for now you want me, but at the same time, if I were holding another woman like this, what would you think?”
“Then I’d…” The serpent woman thought for a moment before answering, “Join you two. I want you too.”
Uh…
Su Che was speechless for a moment before asking, “Don’t you feel jealous, angry, or resentful?”
“Why should I?” The serpent woman continued to rub against him, even starting to gasp for breath. She urged, “Can’t we talk about this later?”
At this point, Su Che understood. As one of the first primitive beings created by the Mixed Chaos Tree, the serpent woman was like a wild animal in some ways—having only basic mating instincts, not yet reaching the level of love. She didn’t even have concepts like “loyalty,” “chastity,” or “eternal devotion” in her mind. If she met someone she liked, she’d just join them to create the next generation…
“That won’t do. This is absolutely unacceptable!”

The moment Su Che imagined the image of the Snake Woman with other male creatures, he felt an indescribable emotion. He also had to admit that the Snake Woman’s extraordinary charm went beyond mere beauty and sensuality; perhaps she already possessed an embryonic form of the laws governing life in the universe—a power that no male creature could resist. “Although you’ve just turned into a human, from now on, I must tell you and teach you what a truly good woman is.” Su Che grasped her shoulders, looked straight into her misty eyes, and declared firmly, “At the very least, it must be the kind of good woman as defined by me.” Let her be selfish or shameless—anyway, Su Che couldn’t allow her to become a lustful goddess with countless concubines in a primitive society.