Chapter Summaries

Grand Elder Hu You tried to prove he was not a bringer of death by helping the Skylark Clan's chief break through and return home safely, but a disaster destroyed most of the Skylark Clan and cemented Hu You's reputation as the Demon Race's Death God. After deciding that only weak clans had suffered because they could not withstand the Demon Star Continent's disasters, Hu You welcomed Wolf King Ming Han and the Wolf Clan as a chance to clear his name.

• Grand Elder Hu You prepared protective treasures and blessings for the Skylark Clan's chief, who broke through successfully after three days.
• Grand Elder Hu You kept the chief sober, persuaded him to walk home instead of teleporting, and escorted him safely to the Skylark Clan's territory.
• A fissure opened beneath the Skylark Clan at night and swallowed more than half its territory, leaving fewer than one in ten clan members alive while the chief remained safe.
• Grand Elder Hu You sent more than two hundred invitations, but clans refused to visit him and called him the Death God of the Demon Race.
• Grand Elder Hu You concluded that minor clans had suffered because they were too weak to withstand disasters, then welcomed Wolf King Ming Han and the Wolf Clan as proof of his theory.

The Wolf King Ming Han brought the Wolf Clan to Divine Fox Ridge, hoping Hu Xinghe would use the Star Divination Art to locate Ming Han’s father in Ghost Valley. Xinghe denied having the art, but Hu Shang’s claims that he had predicted the visit deepened the wolves’ suspicions, leaving Xinghe caught in an awkward misunderstanding.

• Ming Han arrived at Divine Fox Ridge with Wolf Clan experts, and Hu Shang told him that Xinghe knew the wolves had come seeking help with Ghost Valley.
• Hu Shang relayed Xinghe’s refusal, but Ming Han took Xinghe’s foreknowledge as proof of the Star Divination Art and insisted on meeting him.
• Xinghe told Ming Han that he could not use the Star Divination Art, while the Wolf Clan’s grand elder challenged his explanation by citing his earlier predictions.
• Hu Shang solemnly claimed that he, not Xinghe, had deduced the Wolf Clan’s purpose, leaving Ming Han, the wolves, and Xinghe speechless.

Chu Xinghe tried to convince the Wolf Clan that he could not help them find the old Wolf King, but his casual fruit toss landed at Nether Lake, a place the Wolf Clan believed might hold the missing ruler. Wolf King Ming Han took the result as proof and asked whether his father was still alive, while Chu Xinghe implied that he was not.

• Wolf King Ming Han reassured Chu Xinghe that the Wolf Clan would not blame him if his divination failed, and Chu Xinghe agreed to try.
• Ming Han presented a partial map of Ghost Valley and asked Chu Xinghe to divine his father's whereabouts.
• Chu Xinghe tossed a piece of fruit toward the map, and it rolled beyond the mapped area.
• The Wolf Clan's grand elder identified the fruit's landing place as Nether Lake, where the Wolf Clan had once encountered a deadly ancient ghost.
• Ming Han concluded that the old Wolf King was at Nether Lake and asked Chu Xinghe to divine whether his father was alive.
• Chu Xinghe hinted that the old Wolf King was likely dead.

After Wolf King Ming Han became trapped at Nether Lake in Ghost Valley, the Wolf Clan and its allies failed to rescue him, even with Yuan Zheng's help. Prophet Hu Xinghe then announced that he would enter Ghost Valley alone and bring Ming Han back.

• Chu Xinghe warned Ming Han that his journey to Ghost Valley might bring a narrow escape from death, and Ming Han left seven-colored spirit stones with the Fox Clan before setting out.
• Hu You boasted that the Wolf Clan had reached Ghost Valley without incident, but news arrived that ancient ghosts had trapped Ming Han at Nether Lake after the wolves found the old wolf king's remains.
• The Wolf Clan and its allies entered Ghost Valley to rescue Ming Han, but the ghosts drove them back after inflicting heavy casualties.
• The Wolf Clan grand elder begged Yuan Zheng for help, and Yuan Zheng led another rescue attempt, but primordial ghosts awakened and severely injured him before the army retreated.
• Hu Xinghe announced that he would enter Ghost Valley alone and bring Ming Han back, shocking the Demon Star Continent.

Chu Xinghe announced that he would enter Ghost Valley alone to rescue Wolf King Ming Han, despite warnings from the Demon Race, the Fox Clan, and the Vast Heaven Sect. At Ghost Valley’s entrance, he declared that ghosts scattered wherever he went, and a mysterious force parted the mist to reveal a path.

• Chu Xinghe realized the Misfortune Compass had not reacted to the Demon Race’s losses because Ming Han was still alive and the later events were driven by the Wolf Clan.
• After learning that the Wolf Clan planned to give up on rescuing Ming Han, Chu Xinghe vowed to enter Ghost Valley and bring him out.
• The Demon Race, Fox Clan, She Meng, She Kui, and Vast Heaven Sect tried to dissuade Chu Xinghe, but the Great Sage explained that Evil Repeller could protect him from the ghosts.
• At Ghost Valley, Chu Xinghe told the gathered demons that his plan was simply to walk in, find Ming Han, and bring him out.
• Chu Xinghe declared, “Where I go, ghosts scatter!” and a mysterious force split Ghost Valley’s mist to reveal a path.

Chu Xinghe entered Ghost Valley with Evil Repeller, causing the ghosts to retreat while the Demon Race mistook his safe passage for the Star Divination Art. As he ventured deeper, he stopped and admitted that he thought he was lost.

• Chu Xinghe spoke at Ghost Valley's entrance, and the mist parted to reveal a path.
• Chu Xinghe walked through the ghosts unharmed as Yuan Zheng and the watching Demon Race believed his Star Divination Art was guiding him.
• Chu Xinghe relied on Evil Repeller's power to keep the ghosts away, while the Demon Race attributed their retreat to his ability to foresee their movements.
• Chu Xinghe continued deeper into Ghost Valley, and the Demon Race leaders assumed he had chosen a roundabout route to avoid the ancient ghosts near Nether Lake.
• Chu Xinghe stopped and said he thought he was lost.

Chu Xinghe got lost while crossing Ghost Valley, yet wandered through it unharmed, found nearly twenty safe paths, and returned to the entrance. The Demon Race’s leaders prized his Star Divination Art above Wolf King Ming Han’s life, leaving the Wolf Clan’s grand elder stunned when they told him to choose another Wolf King.

• Chu Xinghe admitted he was lost and wandered in circles through Ghost Valley, finding nearly twenty safe paths without being harmed.
• Chu Xinghe returned to Ghost Valley’s entrance and asked the Wolf Clan’s grand elder for a map.
• The Wolf Clan’s grand elder gave Chu Xinghe the map, while Yuan Zheng introduced himself and recognized the value of Chu Xinghe’s Star Divination Art.
• Yuan Zheng and other Demon Race leaders urged Chu Xinghe not to risk returning to Ghost Valley, even though Wolf King Ming Han was still trapped there.
• The Wolf Clan’s grand elder pleaded with Chu Xinghe to save Wolf King Ming Han, but Yuan Zheng and the other leaders rebuked him and said the Wolf Clan could choose another Wolf King.

Chu Xinghe refused to abandon Wolf King Ming Han and entered Ghost Valley again to rescue him. As Ming Han’s Extreme Ice Frost Prison began to break, Chu Xinghe appeared among the ghosts, who parted before him.

• Yuan Zheng and the other demons proposed electing a new Wolf King, but Chu Xinghe insisted Ming Han must be saved.
• Chu Xinghe ignored the demons’ warnings and entered Ghost Valley with the Wolf Clan’s map.
• The ghosts repeatedly parted to let Chu Xinghe pass, while three demons who tried to follow him were killed.
• Ming Han recalled how he trapped himself in the Extreme Ice Frost Prison after saving his clan, and how he had waited until his life force was nearly gone.
• As the prison cracked and Ming Han prepared to die, Chu Xinghe emerged among the ghosts, astonishing him.

Chu Xinghe entered Ghost Valley and rescued Ming Han, walking through the ghosts unharmed as his Star Divination Art and lack of fear kept them at bay. The Wolf Clan honored him for saving their king, and news of his feat made him known across the Demon Star Continent as Prophet Xinghe of the Demon Race.

• Chu Xinghe carried Ming Han through Ghost Valley while the ghosts cleared a safe path around them.
• Ming Han realized Chu Xinghe’s Star Divination Art made his choices seem to shape fate, while Chu Xinghe remained unafraid of the ghosts.
• Chu Xinghe emerged from Ghost Valley with Ming Han, astonishing the Demon Race members gathered outside.
• Ming Han thanked Chu Xinghe for saving his life, and the Wolf Clan’s grand elder led the clan in its highest salute.
• News of the rescue spread across the Demon Star Continent, where the Demon Race began calling Hu Xinghe Prophet Xinghe of the Demon Race.

Chu Xinghe returned to the Fox Clan after Ghost Valley, where his reputation drew celebrations and anxious visitors while he urged the Tenth Elder to intensify Yan Shoujing’s interrogation. He then learned that Wolf King Ming Han had been expelled from the Wolf Clan, and believed the resulting misfortune would finally make his cultivation soar.

• Chu Xinghe declined Yuan Zheng’s invitation to visit the Ape Clan, and Yuan Zheng sent him back to the Fox Clan to rest.
• Hu Shang welcomed Chu Xinghe with a clan-wide celebration, promoted Hu Gui and Hu Bugui, and kept visiting patriarchs from meeting the supposedly recuperating prophet.
• Chu Xinghe told the Tenth Elder that Yan Shoujing knew the Vast Heaven Sect’s secrets and advised her to learn harsher interrogation methods from the Scorpion and Spider Clans.
• The Fox Clan continued receiving visitors, and Hu Shang introduced Chu Xinghe to a few patriarchs who had genuinely helped the Fox Clan in the past.
• News spread that Wolf King Ming Han had been expelled from the Wolf Clan, leaving Chu Xinghe stunned but convinced the backlash would boost his cultivation.

The Wolf Clan descended into civil war after the old Wolf King revealed Ming Han’s mixed blood and gave his inheritance and position to Ming Hui, leaving Ming Han exiled and hunted. Ming Han came to Chu Xinghe to repay him, then killed himself before him, causing the Misfortune Compass to reverse its spin and erase its apparent gains.

• The Fox Clan learned that Ming Han’s cultivation had collapsed, and the old Wolf King’s inheritance revealed that Ming Han was half Dog Clan and named Ming Hui as the next Wolf King.
• Ming Hui received the inheritance, became a supreme expert, and defeated Ming Han’s supporters in a Wolf Clan civil war, then expelled Ming Han and sent hunters after him.
• News of the Wolf Clan’s losses spread across the Demon Star Continent, and clans that had served it began joining the Ape Clan.
• Chu Xinghe saw the Misfortune Compass spin wildly and expected his cultivation to rise to ninth-rank Martial Emperor or possibly Half-Step Martial God.
• Hu Shang brought Ming Han to Chu Xinghe, where Ming Han thanked him, offered his savings, and stabbed himself through the heart.
• The Misfortune Compass stopped and spun backward to its previous position when Ming Han died, leaving Chu Xinghe bewildered.

The Beast God resurrected Wolf King Ming Han, restored him to his peak, and gave him an inheritance that could lead him to the Mystic God realm. Chu Xinghe realized the Misfortune Compass had counted Ming Han’s rebirth and loyalty as a gain, costing him the cultivation breakthrough he had expected, while Ming Han vowed to serve Prophet Xinghe.

• After Ming Han died, the Beast God used the Power of Rebirth to restore his vitality and return him to his peak.
• The Beast God gave Ming Han an inheritance that cleared his path toward becoming a Mystic God and bound him as a subordinate.
• Chu Xinghe realized the Misfortune Compass had reversed because Ming Han’s revival and allegiance counted as a gain, leaving Chu Xinghe short of the Eighth Rank breakthrough he had wanted.
• Ming Han learned that the Beast God lived inside Prophet Xinghe and suspected Xinghe was a human great emperor.
• Remembering that Xinghe had saved him twice, Ming Han swore that his life belonged to Prophet Xinghe alone.

Ming Han pledged himself to Prophet Xinghe and resolved to reclaim the Wolf Clan, while Chu Xinghe lamented that Ming Han’s gains had not improved his own cultivation. As Ming Hui’s purge weakened the clan and its first elder despaired, Ming Han returned to the Wolf Clan.

• Ming Han studied the Beast God's inheritance for three days at Divine Fox Ridge, raising his cultivation and declaring that he would bring the Wolf Clan under Prophet Xinghe’s command.
• Chu Xinghe hoped Ming Han would cause more losses during the takeover, but Ming Han left, promising to minimize casualties.
• Ming Hui purged Ming Han’s loyalists, rejected the Wolf Clan first elder’s counsel, and stripped Ming Han’s appointees of their authority.
• The Wolf Clan first elder mourned the clan’s decline at the old wolf king’s grave while the clan’s members lost heart.
• Ming Han returned and reprimanded wolves who were drinking while on patrol.

Ming Han returned to Heavenly Wolf City with the Beast God's inheritance and overwhelming power, forcing the Wolf Clan to recognize him as its true king. After defeating Ming Hui and destroying his father's spirit tablet, Ming Han demanded that the clan answer whether he was a mongrel wolf.

• The Wolf Clan members who encountered Ming Han welcomed him as their returned Wolf King, and he headed for Heavenly Wolf City.
• Ming Han demolished the city gates and killed the powerhouse who called him a mongrel wolf, forcing the gathered Wolf Clan members to kneel and accept his order to receive punishment.
• Ming Hui ordered his fighters to attack Ming Han, but Ming Han's giant frost wolf Dharma Aspect drove them back as he advanced toward the Wolf King's temple.
• Ming Han shattered Ming Hui's Dharma Aspect, pinned him to the ground, and kicked away his crown before entering the temple.
• Ming Han crushed his father's spirit tablet and asked the silent Wolf Clan whether he was a mongrel wolf, while the grand elder and other elders held back from answering.

Ming Han reclaimed control of the Wolf Clan, executed Ming Hui, and purged his supporters before silencing clans that criticized him. The major clans traced his sudden rise in power to Prophet Xinghe and wondered if Ming Han could become the next Demon God, while Yuan Zheng found that the Demon God Token did not react to Xinghe’s apparent favoritism.

• Ming Han ordered the great elder to purge the elders who had backed Ming Hui, then killed Ming Hui and removed his supporters from the Wolf Clan.
• Ming Han silenced clans that spread rumors about him by personally visiting them and killing those who spoke against him.
• The major clans traced Ming Han’s recovery and increased strength to Divine Fox Ridge and Prophet Xinghe, prompting rumors that Ming Han might become the next Demon God.
• Yuan Zheng checked the Demon God Token for signs that Xinghe had shown favoritism toward Ming Han, but it showed no reaction.

Yuan Zheng and the Ape Clan remained puzzled that the Demon God Token had not reacted to Hu Xinghe’s actions, so they planned to test him. Meanwhile, newly ascended Martial God Cheng Xiaotian learned that Xinghe had subdued much of the Demon Star Continent and agreed to wait for further instructions.

• Yuan Qi suggested testing Hu Xinghe after the Demon God Token failed to react, and the Ape Clan agreed.
• Cheng Xiaotian traveled to the Vast Heaven Sect after announcing his breakthrough and his intention to help resist the Demon Race.
• Cheng Xiaotian overheard the sect leaders describe the Wolf Clan’s strength, the deaths of twelve Martial Gods, and Ming Han’s rise to greater power.
• Gu Mingchao welcomed Cheng Xiaotian and arranged for the grand elder to explain Demon Star Continent and Xinghe’s recent conquests.
• Cheng Xiaotian learned that Xinghe had subdued the Bear Clan and Wolf Clan, then agreed to watch and wait for instructions.

Cheng Xiaotian told Zheng Yu how Chu Xinghe had overwhelmed the Demon Star Continent, and Zheng Yu joked that the Vast Heaven Sect should be removed from the ten great sects so Martial Emperor City could rank first. On the Demon Star Continent, Chu Xinghe finally got an opportunity to help the demons when Grand Elder Hu You invited him to a meeting about repairing the Two Continents Passage.

• Cheng Xiaotian told Zheng Yu about Chu Xinghe’s exploits on the Demon Star Continent, and Zheng Yu said the Vast Heaven Sect had become so powerful it might as well leave the ten great sects.
• Zheng Yu suggested that removing the Vast Heaven Sect from the rankings would let Martial Emperor City claim first place, and Cheng Xiaotian seriously considered the idea.
• Chu Xinghe lamented that he had not helped the Demon Race recently, while Grand Elder Hu You had run out of old friends willing to seek his help.
• Chu Xinghe used the Star Divination Art to answer demons’ questions, but their vague, long-term predictions gave him no quick chance to help them.
• Grand Elder Hu You told Chu Xinghe that the Ape Clan had called a meeting of the eight clans because the Formation Spirit Clan had encountered a major obstacle repairing the Two Continents Passage.
• Chu Xinghe welcomed the chance to take part and declared that opening the Two Continents Passage was now certain.

Chu Xinghe attended the eight-clan meeting at the Two Continents Passage, where the clans argued over the resources and blame involved in repairing it. As the leaders fell silent over whether to continue, Chu Xinghe urged them to seize the Blazing Sun Continent, leaving the meeting poised for his next move.

• Grand Elder Hu You said Chu Xinghe would be needed to help repair the Two Continents Passage using the Fox Clan's Star Divination Art.
• She Meng brought Chu Xinghe, Hu Shang, and the other leaders through the Ape Clan's defenses to the Two Continents Passage.
• Yuan Zheng convened the eight-clan meeting and explained that the Ten Directions Great Formation had made the passage harder to repair.
• Ming Han refused to provide more resources, and Ying Ji blamed She Meng for the formation's disruption; She Meng defended his actions and challenged Ying Ji.
• Yuan Zheng reminded the leaders that opening the passage would let the Demon Race take the Blazing Sun Continent, and Chu Xinghe urged them not to back down.

Chu Xinghe persuaded the Demon clans to keep repairing the Two Continents Passage, while the Vast Heaven Sect prepared to sabotage the work through the Haotian Mirror and outlast the Demon Race. When Ling Mou excluded Chu Xinghe from the formation work, Chu Xinghe casually lit a dim rune and calmed the passage.

• Chu Xinghe convinced Ming Han and the other Demon clans to contribute resources and continue repairing the Two Continents Passage.
• Ling Mou explained that the Ten Directions Great Formation caused the star chart to exist on both continents, allowing the humans to damage it, and asked the clans to bring their formation experts.
• The Vast Heaven Sect watched the Demon meeting through the Haotian Mirror and planned to sabotage the repairs, while the Muyue Kingdom, Feng Yuzheng, and Ma Liang's Bounty League helped the sect amass resources.
• Ling Mou asked formation experts from several clans to study the star chart but did not invite Chu Xinghe, saying the Fox Clan lacked formation skill.
• Chu Xinghe stepped up to the star chart and lit a dim rune with one finger, calming the turbulent Two Continents Passage.

Chu Xinghe repaired part of the intercontinental passage’s star chart, and Ling Mou realized he could use the Star Divination Art to expose and break formations with astonishing ease. After Chu Xinghe shattered two formations Ling Mou set up, Ling Mou became convinced that his help would make repairing the star chart possible.

• Chu Xinghe volunteered to help research formations, and the star chart lit up as he repaired part of it.
• Ling Mou recognized Chu Xinghe’s talent as the Star Divination Art rather than Innate Formation Mastery, and marveled at its power.
• Ling Mou asked Chu Xinghe to test the Star Divination Art against formations he set up, and Chu Xinghe agreed.
• Ling Mou formed the Qilin Myriad Phenomena Formation, and Chu Xinghe casually found its vital point and destroyed it.
• Ling Mou set up the All-Heaven Battle Formation, and Chu Xinghe broke it after randomly choosing two formation eyes.
• Ling Mou and the Formation Spirit Clan were stunned by Chu Xinghe’s ability, and Ling Mou grew hopeful that they could repair the star chart with his help.