100,000 Years of Qi Refining EP 226 stills – Xu Yang and his disciples are in space to save Tianlan Sect’s disciples
Steven Reynolds 
Six new One Hundred Thousand Years of Qi Refining, Episode 226 stills have been released by Chinese animation company Suoyi Technology.
The stills came out on the studio’s official Weibo account, along with their comment:
This place is a cage, but the old man has descended.
That comment, of course, refers to the donghua’s protagonist Xu Yang who, after having his latest disciple, Linghu Ce, kick the ass of an evil guy from a rival sect, then takes all his main disciples up into space.
After all, he and his disciples know, if you play the right trick on the right bad guy, good things can happen.
Including the present evil guy opening up the time-space rift Xu Yang needs to access to save the Tianlan Sect disciples who were captured there centuries ago.
Of course, that is exactly what happens, and that quickly allows Xu Yang and his Tianlan Sect disciples to enter the Ninth Rank Illusion Square he couldn’t get into by himself.
And then, things get even more interesting — including Xu Yang having to bride carry one of his female disciples, while his tiny dragon disciple has to save Linghu Ce — as they all get attacked by zombies.
Well, yeah, it is 100,000 Years of Qi Refining, which has been getting sillier and sillier for a while now. (And, no, I’m not complaining!)
Unfortunately, the latest episode of the fantasy action adventure anime hasn’t yet legally hit our shores, but you can watch up to Episode 221 if you are a VIP member of the Tencent Video – Animation YouTube channel, and up to Episode 220 if you are not.
Episode 226 will also hit that platform, of course, but it will be some time next week, and will arrive for VIP subscribers first.
Meanwhile, enjoy the One Hundred Thousand Years of Qi Refining, Episode 226 stills.
And, if you aren’t remotely caught up, you can watch the first 200 episodes of the Chinese anime in just one video — and yep, it’s 23 hours, 31 minutes and 38 seconds altogether – but, if you like a good binge-watch of silliness, you will love it.
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