Volcanic Age Chapter 223: Release Date, Spoilers & How To Watch

Volcanic Age Chapter 223 is set to release on weekend. Volcanic Age all starts with the death at the age of 77 of Joo Seo Cheon, an Unrestrained Realm Elder in the Mount Hua Sect. He travels back in time after his death to when he was an 8-year-old follower who had just joined the cult and lived with his instructor. He creates an energy center at the age of eight.

At the age of nine, he begins solo training without the supervision of his instructor. Joo Seo Cheon begins to practice an updated version of the Plum Blossom Qi Art now that he is not constantly scrutinized. In this article, we will discuss the manga Volcanic Age Chapter 223 release date, characters, and where to read it.

This story revolves around Joo Seo Cheon. In his previous life, he was an elder of the Mount Hua Sect, which had survived the “Age of War.” When we first meet him as an elder, he reflects on his boyhood and his years in the “Age of War.” In the final moments before passing, he is overwhelmed by remorse for how he lived, how he wasted his life, and what he hoped for as it all fades to black.

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Instead of passing on, he awakens as his 8-year-old self. In return to the past, he developed the skill of making Phecda spit blood and consume pharmaceuticals. Through his memories, he rewrites the history of the “Age of War” and becomes the hero he’s always aspired to be. Phantom Bow Swordsman disguised himself as a 30-year-old man when masquerading as an elder of the Xia Wu Sect. His hair reached his upper back when he returned from his Asceticism Journey.

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Volcanic Age Characters

Joo Seo Cheon

The story’s main character is Joo Seo Cheon. He was once an elder of the Mount Hua Sect and survived the “Age of War”. We first see him in his final moments as an elder reflecting on his childhood and the “Age of War”. The final scene shows him passing away filled with immense regret over how he lived, wasted his life, and wished for the life of a hero. However, instead of passing on, he wakes up in his younger self’s body.

Joo Seo Cheon has been steadily growing out of his hair. When he returned from his austere excursion, his hair reached his upper back. When in disguise as an elder of the Xia Wu Sect, Phantom Bow Swordsman, wears a mask that makes him seem like a gruff, 30-year-old man.

Tang Hye

She goes by the moniker Poisonous Phoenix of the Five Dragons and Three Phoenixes and is unique among the other young prodigies in her generation. Tang Hye is not only a very attractive woman but also a very strong martial artist. Joo Seo Cheon and Tang Hye have a love-hate relationship, yet despite this, Tang Hye cares deeply for him and feels for him, even though she is unsure of how to say it.

Beautiful, proud, foul-mouthed, and likes to hold grudges. Perhaps she sought to prove herself capable because of her father’s attitude and the focus on the male as an inheritor rather than becoming the “jewelry” of any man. Her sportsmanship is poor, as she refuses to accept her loss gracefully about her two bets with Joo Seo-Cheon. When she becomes angry because she loses bets against Joo Seo-Cheon, she offers him poison to drink, but lately, it has become more of a routine rather than an actual attempt to kill him.

When her pride is damaged, she is considered vindictive and unreasonable. Despite all her shortcomings, she had some good points. Her analytical skills, experience in the outside world, and knowledge of poisons and medicines make her an extremely valuable partner. Additionally, she keeps secrets well, which makes her trustworthy. Even though she was proud, she knew when to show civility and courteous behavior.