Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial World's factions battle intensifies.
• Daluo cultivators' strengths are weakened by Nüwa's Sage Dao.
• Experts from four worlds (Naruto, Immortal Sword, Mount Shu, Storm Riders) are connected by karmic threads and sealed by the Heavenly Dao.
• They are trapped in a dimensional space and used as nodes for a formation to filter and sort information from other worlds for the Primordial World.
• The formation's eyes (Cloud, Wind, Liu Jinyuan, and others) receive pure benefits, while the rest suffer pain.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming: Designs the formation to help the Primordial World process information from other worlds, using the sealed experts as external processors.
• Nüwa (Investiture of the Gods): Initially reluctant to preside over the array, she eventually agrees to merge with Primordial World Nüwa to gain strength and reconnect with the Primordial World Heavenly Dao.
• Primordial World Nüwa: Welcomes the merge with Investiture of the Gods Nüwa, confident that she will benefit from the fusion.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Wang Ming's formation demonstrates his power and control over the situation, while Nüwa's decision to merge highlights her desire for strength and influence.
• Sacrifice and Benefit: The sealed experts suffer to filter information, while the formation's eyes receive pure benefits, illustrating the theme of sacrifice for greater gain.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming and Nüwa: Wang Ming tries to persuade Nüwa to preside over the array, while Nüwa initially resists but eventually agrees to merge with Primordial World Nüwa.
• Primordial World Nüwa and Nüwa (Investiture of the Gods): They discuss the merge, with Primordial World Nüwa confident that she will benefit from the fusion, while Nüwa (Investiture of the Gods) expresses concern about being devoured.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial World struggles to absorb the Scientific World due to their vast differences.
• Wang Ming enhances the Primordial World's processing speed to aid absorption.
• The Da Luo of the For the Four Directions World are sealed, leading to its eventual absorption by the Primordial World.
• The Primordial World Heavenly Dao decides to merge the Four Directions World first to strengthen its computing power before tackling the Scientific World.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming demonstrates his strategic thinking and long-term planning, helping the Primordial World Heavenly Dao while ensuring the safety of his disciples.
• Nüwa's strategic control of the battle's strength balance is outmaneuvered by Wang Ming's long-term planning.
• The Golden and Silver Maidens show concern for Wang Ming's well-being and are determined to follow his path.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between different worlds and their systems.
• The importance of long-term planning and strategy in achieving goals.
• The challenges and restrictions of obtaining world authority.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming and the Golden and Silver Maidens discuss their plans and strategies.
• Wang Ming and Nüwa subtly compete in their strategic planning.
• The Primordial World Heavenly Dao and the Four Directions World interact, leading to the latter's absorption.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial World, after devouring four-directional worlds, retreats into the Void Sea Realm to digest its gains and shift coordinates.
• Wang Ming, the Golden Maiden, and the Silver Maiden are seen in a peaceful, otherworldly scene within the Cosmic Death Star's palace.
• Wang Ming reveals he sealed all Sage and Daluo Realm cultivators to provide the Golden and Silver Maidens with a chance to quickly comprehend Laws.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming: Shows his strategic thinking and care for his disciples' growth by sealing powerful realms to provide opportunities for the Golden and Silver Maidens.
• Golden Maiden and Silver Maiden: Realize the importance of Laws in their cultivation and express eagerness to learn from Wang Ming.

Significant Themes

• The path of Laws: Emphasizes a winner-take-all principle, where the strongest can devour insights from those who cultivate the same Law.
• The burden of beings below the Daluo Realm: The world's resources are strained by supporting beings that cannot break through to the Daluo Realm, leading to a decline in Spiritual Energy.
• The Journey to the West World's influence: Its cultivation techniques, allowing beings to achieve Mutual Death and Radiant Sun at the Golden Immortal Realm, cause problems in the Primordial World's energy cycle.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming, Golden Maiden, and Silver Maiden: Share a peaceful moment together, highlighting their bond and Wang Ming's role as their master.
• Wang Ming and the Golden/Silver Maidens: Discuss the path of Laws and the Maidens' eagerness to learn from Wang Ming.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Daluo Realm, where Sages resided, has vanished, causing chaos among all races.
• The loss of Daluo Realm experts disrupts the power structures of races on the Primordial Land.
• The Human Race, Demon Clan, and Asura Clan face internal strife and struggle for resources.
• The concentration of Spiritual Energy in the world decreases, affecting the lifespan and cultivation of beings.
• Innate Realm Divine Power cultivators, realizing the Acquired Realm cultivators are depleting Spiritual Energy, attempt to eliminate them, but fail due to their overwhelming numbers.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming, the seal master of the Sages, is mentioned but not actively involved in the events.
• The Golden and Silver Maidens are shown to be harvesting Law insights from the chaos.

Significant Themes

• The impact of the loss of leadership and power on societal structures.
• The struggle for resources and control among races.
• The consequences of overpopulation and resource depletion on cultivation and survival.
• The harsh standards set by the Primordial World Heavenly Dao for lifespan and cultivation.

Character Interactions

• The interactions between the races are primarily conflictual, with each race struggling for survival and resources.
• Wang Ming and the Golden and Silver Maidens interact briefly, with Wang Ming expressing indifference to the chaos and the Maidens benefiting from it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kitsuchi emerges from 500 years of seclusion to find the world dominated by Acquired Realm beings.
• Spiritual Energy dilution due to the massive Acquired Realm population hinders Innate Lifeforms from breaking through to the Daluo Realm.
• Innate Lifeforms turn to longevity techniques from the Journey to the West World to extend their lives.
• A war breaks out between Innate and Acquired Lifeforms, but the sheer number of Acquired Lifeforms makes it impossible for Innate Lifeforms to gain the upper hand.
• The war between different Acquired Realm races is foreshadowed.

Character Developments

• Kitsuchi, an Innate Lifeform, faces the reality of the changed world and the threat posed by the Acquired Realm beings' numbers.
• Wang Ming, the narrator, reveals his ability to observe and intervene in the world, though he chooses not to directly participate in the conflict.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between Innate and Acquired Lifeforms, with the latter's reproductive capacity posing a significant threat to the former.
• The role of Spiritual Energy in cultivation and the consequences of its dilution.
• The consequences of longevity techniques and the desperation of Innate Lifeforms to extend their lives.

Character Interactions

• The interaction between Innate and Acquired Lifeforms is characterized by conflict and desperation, with both sides seeking to gain an advantage.
• Wang Ming, the observer, discusses the situation with the Golden and Silver Maidens, revealing his knowledge and powers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The rapid reproduction of Acquired beings and their cultivation speed deplete the world's Spiritual Energy, making it difficult for Innate beings to advance.
• The use of longevity techniques from Journey to the West further strains the world's resources, leading to the Three Calamities and Nine Tribulations.
• Wars erupt among races, exacerbating the consumption of Spiritual Energy and leading to the extinction of Divine Power Realm cultivators.
• The purity of Spiritual Energy drops to critical levels, causing Divine Power Realm cultivators to perish and leading to the Acquired Era, where only Acquired beings remain.
• The Demon Clan and remnants of other worlds withdraw from the Primordial World due to insufficient Spiritual Energy.
• The Human Race emerges victorious against the Asura Clan, marking the beginning of the Human Era, characterized by internal conflicts and wars among nations.

Character Developments

• Innate Divine Power Realm cultivators initially hope that Acquired beings' infighting will reverse their predicament but ultimately fail.
• Acquired beings prioritize reproduction and breaking through to the Divine Power Realm, leading to the depletion of Spiritual Energy and their own instability.
• Wang Ming, the master of the White-Haired Demoness, Golden Swallow, and Silver Maiden, retreats to the Outer Domain void, observing the world's events with interest.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of unchecked reproduction and resource consumption.
• The struggle for survival and power among different races and beings.
• The shift in cultivation goals from longevity to defeating enemies and acquiring power.

Character Interactions

• Innate Divine Power Realm cultivators watch the wars among Acquired beings with excitement, hoping it will benefit them.
• Acquired beings compete against each other, trying to gain more strength and resources, ultimately leading to the decline of all.
• Wang Ming and his disciples discuss the suitability of the world for their purposes, revealing Wang Ming's past experiences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Heavenly Dao and Earthly Dao initiate a Realm War, connecting to a low-martial world (Demon Sword World) to cleanse and revitalize their world (Primordial World).
• The Primordial World's Human Races fight against the Demon Sword World's inhabitants, with the latter given a chance to consume 50% of the Primordial World's population for a chance at transmigration and survival.
• The Demon Sword World pulls experts from its past to fight, creating a stalemate.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming remains indifferent to the fate of the worlds and their inhabitants, only interested in observing and manipulating events.
• The Golden and Silver Maidens show concern for the people of the Demon Sword World but ultimately defer to Wang Ming's decisions.

Significant Themes

• The indifference of the Heavenly Dao and Earthly Dao towards individual lives, viewing them as mere tools for the world's cycle.
• The struggle for survival and power between worlds and their inhabitants.
• Wang Ming's detachment from the consequences of his actions, focusing only on his goals.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming interacts with the Golden and Silver Maidens, discussing the events unfolding in the Realm War.
• The inhabitants of the Demon Sword World, including Ying Shuntian, Yan Zangfeng, Ren Qianxing, and others, fight against the Primordial World's Human Races.
• Wang Ming hints at an "old friend" he wishes to see, leaving the Golden and Silver Maidens puzzled.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The war between the realms' human paths is fierce, with massive life loss.
• The Primordial World initiates a realm war to wear down the excess waste of the Magic Sword Life and Death Chess world.
• Wang Ming's clone traverses the River of Time to enter a new world and confronts Zhu Wushi, the Divine Marquis of The First Under Heaven world.
• Wang Ming resurrects Suxin and brings Gu Santong to confront Zhu Wushi.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming demonstrates his power and intelligence, manipulating events and characters to his advantage.
• Zhu Wushi's mental state deteriorates as he faces the consequences of his actions.
• Suxin is resurrected, and Gu Santong is brought to confront Zhu Wushi.

Significant Themes

• The cruelty of time and the dangers of traversing the River of Time.
• The consequences of one's actions and the inescapable nature of karma.
• The power of intelligence and information in shaping events.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming confronts Zhu Wushi, revealing his true power and manipulating events to punish Zhu Wushi.
• Suxin and Gu Santong are brought back to face Zhu Wushi, causing him emotional turmoil.
• Cheng Shifei and Princess Yunluo interact with Wang Ming, unaware of his true identity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Santong, believed to be dead, reappears, shocking everyone, including Zhu Wushi.
• Suxin's head is revealed in a wooden box, causing Zhu Wushi distress.
• Wang Ming reveals that Suxin and Gu Santong have a son, Cheng Shifei.
• Zhu Wushi, unable to accept the truth, uses his power to control the stone dragon, attacking Gu Santong.
• Gu Santong and Zhu Wushi engage in a fierce battle.
• The Primordial World collides with the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty World, revealing a deity formed from Wang Ming's residual faith.

Character Developments

• Zhu Wushi: His mental state deteriorates as he struggles to accept the truth about Suxin and Gu Santong. His will, though strong, is vulnerable due to his reliance on Suxin as his spiritual pillar.
• Gu Santong: Returns, initially shocked by his son's age and appearance, but accepts him. He engages in a decisive battle with Zhu Wushi.
• Suxin: Resurrected, reunites with Gu Santong, and reveals their son to Cheng Shifei.
• Cheng Shifei: Learns the truth about his parents, accepts his father, and is hurt by Gu Santong's words about his appearance.

Significant Themes

• Illusion vs. Reality: Characters struggle to discern what's real and what's an illusion.
• The Burden of Favor: Zhu Wushi's inability to repay Gu Santong's favor leads to animosity.
• The Power of Faith: The Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty World's deity, born from residual faith in Wang Ming, maintains the world's peace.

Character Interactions

• Zhu Wushi and Gu Santong: Their complex relationship comes to a head as they engage in a battle to the death.
• Suxin and Gu Santong: Reunite, confirming their son's identity and expressing their love for each other.
• Cheng Shifei and Gu Santong: Father and son meet for the first time, with Cheng Shifei expressing dissatisfaction with his father's words about his appearance.

Wang Ming confronted God Emperor Wang Ming, his faith-born avatar, and exposed how incense and faith had eroded the god into a separate being. Though Wang Ming outmaneuvered him and nearly seized his power, God Emperor Wang Ming escaped into the Primordial World to spread his influence.

• Wang Ming met God Emperor Wang Ming in a passage between worlds and revealed that he had reached the Primordial Daluo Golden Immortal realm.
• God Emperor Wang Ming explained that he had been left behind as Wang Ming’s contingency against the system and urged Wang Ming to erase his own consciousness and merge with him.
• Wang Ming realized that faith had eroded God Emperor Wang Ming into a new individual, and he moved to defeat him.
• God Emperor Wang Ming trapped Wang Ming with chains made from faith and attacked him using the laws of the Tang World, but Wang Ming had prepared a counterattack in advance.
• God Emperor Wang Ming dissolved into faith before Wang Ming could seize his divine core, then secretly entered the Primordial World and began indiscriminately saving its living beings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Ming's clone from the Primordial World returns to the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty World.
• He encounters the God Emperor Wang Ming, a divine clone left behind by Wang Ming's power of faith.
• The God Emperor attempts to merge with Wang Ming, but Wang Ming realizes the God Emperor has been corrupted by Incense power.
• Wang Ming subdues the God Emperor, but he escapes and enters the Primordial World, attempting to convert all living beings.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming's clone: Shows wisdom, caution, and determination in dealing with the corrupted God Emperor Wang Ming.
• God Emperor Wang Ming: Reveals his true nature and attempts to deceive Wang Ming, demonstrating cunning and desperation.

Significant Themes

• The corrupting influence of power, particularly Incense (faith) power.
• The importance of self-awareness and understanding one's true nature.
• The dangers of hidden dangers and contingency plans.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming's clone and God Emperor Wang Ming: Their interaction reveals their understanding of each other, with Wang Ming's clone ultimately outmaneuvering the God Emperor.
• Wang Ming's clone and the Primordial World: Wang Ming's clone expresses concern and determination to protect the Primordial World from the God Emperor's influence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Ming, a clone of the God Emperor, travels to the "Dragon World" from the "Tang World" through the Void Sea Realm.
• He cannot directly bring the "Prehistoric World" due to its higher world level, which could destroy the "Dragon World."
• Wang Ming extracts the life source cores of Wu Yazi and the Eight Friends of Hangu from the "Dragon World's" river of fate for their past kindness.
• He then uses his power of law to traverse space, heading towards another world.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming demonstrates his immense power and kindness, acknowledging and repaying past kindness.
• Dao Ancestor Hongjun, a formidable figure with 3000 comprehended rules, is introduced, showcasing his strength and provoking Wang Ming.

Significant Themes

• The power and influence of the Hunyuan Dao and the Sage Dao on worlds and their inhabitants.
• The infinite appetite of the Primordial Heavenly Dao and the struggle between Wang Ming and the Sages.
• The exploration of the unknown and infinity.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming interacts with the river of fate in the "Dragon World," extracting life source cores.
• He communicates with Dao Ancestor Hongjun in the High-Dimensional Space, with Hongjun provoking Wang Ming.
• Wang Ming's thoughts and actions hint at a deeper understanding of infinity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A basketball accidentally hits a chubby kid, leading to a confrontation between two groups of students with unique appearances.
• The sky suddenly collapses, revealing a parallel universe with cultivators invading.
• Nebula Body powerhouses from different parallel universes appear to defend their realms, including Huo Linfei from the Fifth Parallel Universe.

Character Developments

• Huo Linfei, a red-haired youth, is revealed to be a powerful cultivator from the Fifth Parallel Universe.
• Other students with colorful hair are also identified as cultivators from different parallel universes.

Significant Themes

• The existence of parallel universes and the threat of invasion.
• The importance of unity and strength in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Huo Linfei and Ye Lingyun (blue-haired boy) have a tense exchange initially but later work together.
• The students from different parallel universes unite to defend their realms against the incoming cultivators.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Prehistoric World, guided by Wang Ming, traverses the Void Sea Realm and annexes the "Super Beast World."
• Wang Ming is suddenly injured, and the entire world is covered in invisible Dao patterns.
• Hongjun Daoist appears, having broken Wang Ming's seal, and reveals he was released by the Primordial World Heavenly Dao.

Character Developments

• Wang Ming: Realizes the Primordial World Heavenly Dao no longer needs him and has released Hongjun to deal with him.
• Hongjun Daoist: Has become a Heavenly Dao Sage, acting as the spokesperson for the Primordial World Heavenly Dao.

Significant Themes

• The Primordial World Heavenly Dao's evolution and its emotionless, desireless nature.
• The consequences of Wang Ming's actions and his growing power, which have led to the Heavenly Dao's decision to turn against him.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming and Hongjun Daoist: Their interaction reveals the shift in the Primordial World Heavenly Dao's stance towards Wang Ming, leading to Hongjun's release and Wang Ming's sealing. Despite being sealed, Wang Ming remains calm and curious about the Heavenly Dao's decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The war between the Prehistoric World and the Ultra Beast World begins.
• The Prehistoric World, under Wang Ming's guidance, dilutes its Cultivator realm to Innate, causing a population explosion and rapid cultivation due to abundant resources and pure Spiritual Energy.
• Sun Wukong cultivates rapidly, reaching Taiyi Golden Immortal in 10 years.
• The Prehistoric World's Cultivators easily defeat the Ultra Beast World's powerhouses, destroying their Nebula Bodies and parallel universes.
• The Primordial World Heavenly Dao begins absorbing the Ultra Beast World's Laws and materials, indicating victory is imminent.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Rapidly advances in cultivation, reaching Taiyi Golden Immortal in a short time.
• Wang Ming: Manipulates the Prehistoric World's population and cultivation levels, shows disdain for Hongjun's betrayal.
• Hongjun: Initially confident, becomes uneasy and calculates frantically upon Wang Ming's words.

Significant Themes

• Rapid cultivation and its consequences: The Prehistoric World's deliberate dilution of cultivation levels leads to quick advancement but also causes a lack of opportunities for later cultivators.
• Betrayal and its consequences: Wang Ming's disdain for Hongjun hints at severe repercussions for his betrayal.

Character Interactions

• Wang Ming and Hongjun: Wang Ming's calm demeanor and gentle tone contrast with his hidden disdain for Hongjun, creating tension between them.
• Prehistoric World and Ultra Beast World Cultivators: The Prehistoric World's Cultivators easily defeat their Ultra Beast World counterparts, highlighting the power imbalance between the two realms.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The super beast world undergoes a rapid transformation, with time reversing and the dead being resurrected.
• Huo Linfei, a student in a classroom, suddenly activates his powers, destroying the classroom and revealing an inverted sky filled with magical worlds.
• Primordial World powerhouses attack the super beast world, destroying it repeatedly, only to have it restored each time.
• After 10 cycles, the attacks stop, and the Primordial World finds all Cultivators below the Daluo Realm missing, causing panic among the remaining powerhouses.

Character Developments

• Huo Linfei demonstrates his powers, revealing a Fire Giant in the Void and destroying the classroom.
• Wang Ming, sealed in a hyper-dimensional space, explains the concept of 'Eternal Reincarnation' to the Sage Realm powerhouses.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power and its limits is explored, with the Primordial World's powerhouses finding their strength insufficient against the Super-Beast World's Time Law.
• The theme of fear of the unknown is highlighted, as the Primordial World's powerhouses fear the mysterious force erasing their disciples and grand-disciples.

Character Interactions

• Huo Linfei interacts with his classmates and teacher, demonstrating his powers and causing destruction.
• Wang Ming interacts with the Sage Realm powerhouses, explaining the rules of Eternal Reincarnation and causing them to realize their powerlessness against the Super-Beast World's strength.

Key Plot Points

• Huo Linfei, Nether King, and Snow Empress counter-attack after the Primordial World's powers pause their assault.
• The Primordial World's powers destroy the Ultra Beast World repeatedly, activating the Eternal Reincarnation mechanism.
• Huo Linfei gets closer to reaching the Daluo Realm with each cycle, unconsciously demonstrating his growing power in the classroom.

Character Developments

• Huo Linfei's strength increases significantly with each reincarnation cycle, nearing the late Daluo stage.
• The Primordial World's Sages notice Huo Linfei's power growth and become uneasy.

Significant Themes

• The theme of continuous growth and improvement through adversity is highlighted as Huo Linfei's power increases with each cycle.
• The theme of the unknown and the fear it brings is shown through the Primordial World's Sages' reaction to Huo Linfei's power growth.

Character Interactions

• Huo Linfei, Nether King, and Snow Empress work together to counter-attack the Primordial World's powers.
• The Primordial World's Sages discuss and express concern about Huo Linfei's power growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Ming's Demon Subduing Seal, derived from Heavenly Emperor Yi He's technique, is broken by Hongjun using the Primordial World Heavenly Dao's authority.
• Daoist Zhunti, a Sage Realm powerhouse, is sent to the "Ultra Beast World" to test and potentially break the "Eternal Reincarnation" (Time Loop) affecting the world.
• Zhunti destroys the Ultra Beast World and its inhabitants, including Huo Linfei, but the world is quickly reconstructed, and the Time Loop continues.
• Hongjun releases more Sage Realm powerhouses (initially 100) to try and break the seal, but they too fail and return to Wang Ming's seal.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Shows his authority as the Heavenly Dao's spokesperson by breaking Wang Ming's seal and releasing Sages. However, he's hesitant to release all Sages due to fear of losing control.
• Daoist Zhunti: Demonstrates his power and resolve in destroying the Ultra Beast World. He shows respect to Hongjun due to his Heavenly Dao authority.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: The struggle between Hongjun and the Sages over who controls the situation and the power dynamics between them.
• Invincibility of the Time Law: The Time Loop's resistance to all attempts to break it, highlighting its seemingly invincible nature.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Daoist Zhunti: Hongjun commands Zhunti to test the Time Loop, and Zhunti shows respect to Hongjun due to his Heavenly Dao authority.
• Sages and Hongjun: The Sages pressure Hongjun to release more of them to try and break the seal, and Hongjun reluctantly complies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun dispatches multiple Sages to break Eternal Reincarnation but fails, causing chaos in the Super-Dimensional Space.
• Hongjun regrets challenging Wang Ming in this world and decides to dispatch more Sages to break Eternal Reincarnation.
• Wang Ming observes the Sage Realm powerhouses and the Super-Beast Warriors, noting their progress and potential.
• Hongjun raises the stakes by dispatching more Sages each time, leading to increased Other-Energy cultivation among the Super-Beast Warriors.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Struggles with the consequences of his actions, becomes more determined to break Eternal Reincarnation.
• Wang Ming: Observes and analyzes the situation, remains calm and composed, hinting at a plan.
• Huo Linfei and other Super-Beast Warriors: Increase their Other-Energy cultivation through repeated deaths, demonstrating resilience and determination.

Significant Themes

• Consequences of actions: Hongjun faces the repercussions of challenging Wang Ming in this world.
• Resilience and determination: The Super-Beast Warriors show unwavering resolve in the face of adversity.
• Power dynamics: The relationship between Hongjun, Wang Ming, and the other Sage Realm powerhouses shifts as Hongjun increases the risk by releasing more Sages.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun and Wang Ming: Hongjun attempts to engage Wang Ming in conversation but finds him unhelpful, leading him to dispatch more Sages.
• Hongjun and the Sages: Hongjun struggles to control the chaos caused by the Sages and must weigh the risks of releasing more of them.
• Wang Ming and the Super-Beast Warriors: Wang Ming observes the progress of the Super-Beast Warriors, noting their potential and the influence of Huo Linfei's belief on them.

Key Plot Points

• Three powerhouses in the Ultra Beast World (UBW) each have over 40 Black Holes' worth of Other-Energy.
• 40 Sage Realm powerhouses from the Prehistoric World (PW) halt their attack as the Great Dao Realm Time Law trapping them vanishes.
• The UBW is revealed to be a laboratory created by an unknown Great Dao Realm powerhouse using seven parallel universes as bacterial petri dishes.
• The PW Sages, shocked by the UBW's true nature, attempt to flee, but Xuan Yi Zi, an ancient turtle, captures and seals them.
• Huo Linfei, Nether King, and others from UBW invade the PW, while Hongjun sends the Three Pure Ones to stop them.
• A green mechanical pangolin resurrects the killed PW Sages, turning the tide of the battle.

Character Developments

• Huo Linfei and Miao Tiaojun remember Wang Ming's interventions in their Reincarnations, blaming Xuan Yi Zi for the current situation.
• Hongjun, the leader of the PW, is cautious and strategic, initially sending only one Sage to probe the UBW and later dispatching the Three Pure Ones to stop the invasion.
• Xuan Yi Zi, an ancient and powerful being, plays a significant role in sealing the PW Sages and resurrecting the UBW invaders.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the UBW and PW shift dramatically upon the revelation of the UBW's true nature.
• The theme of betrayal and blame is explored through Huo Linfei and Miao Tiaojun's misdirected anger towards Xuan Yi Zi.
• The strategic and cautious nature of Hongjun contrasts with the reckless aggression of the UBW invaders.

Character Interactions

• Huo Linfei and Miao Tiaojun interact, sharing their memories of Wang Ming's interventions in their Reincarnations.
• Hongjun interacts with the PW Sages, sending them to stop the UBW invaders and later releasing them from Xuan Yi Zi's seal.
• Xuan Yi Zi interacts with the PW Sages, sealing them and later resurrecting the UBW invaders.
• The Three Pure Ones interact with the UBW invaders, initially killing three but later witnessing their resurrection.