Chapter Summaries

Zeus received an insight from the World Origin after Tongtian wielded storm power, and his stagnant cultivation began rising rapidly. As Zeus called on the origin to help him ascend, radiance poured from the sky and covered the gods of Greek Mythology World.

• Zeus realized the World Origin had granted him insight into the true power of storms.
• Zeus's cultivation and command of storm power surged as he broke through his former limits.
• Zeus celebrated his newfound strength and declared that Tongtian's lightning power no longer concerned him.
• Zeus called on the Heaven and Earth Origin to pour forth more power and help him reach the pinnacle.
• Thunderous booms echoed through the void as dazzling light descended from the sky and covered the gods.

A mysterious radiance from the Heavenly Vault flooded the Greek Mythology World, raising the strength of its gods and filling them with hope of extending their lives. Hera suspected something was wrong because the World Origin did not respond to her, while Athena concluded the origin’s blessing was abnormal and wondered whether Tongtian had caused it.

• The gods across the Greek Mythology World absorbed the radiance and experienced sudden breakthroughs in their cultivation.
• The gods praised Zeus and the World Origin as they celebrated the surge of divine energy and their improved prospects for prolonging their lives.
• Queen of Heaven Hera refused to absorb the light and failed to contact the World Origin, leaving her uneasy about the blessing.
• Goddess of Wisdom Athena sensed resistance within the origin’s strange fluctuation and wondered whether Tongtian’s arrival had triggered it.

Tongtian’s lightning devastated Artemis’s forest and apparently opened a rift in the Greek World’s origin, unleashing a Spiritual Energy Tide for the gods. Though Artemis was shaken by Tongtian’s power, she concealed herself in the wasteland and vowed to kill him without giving him a chance to recover.

• Tongtian’s lightning erased Artemis’s forest and left her fearing how close she had come to death.
• Artemis sensed that Tongtian’s strike had disturbed the Greek World’s origin and caused the Spiritual Energy Tide.
• Tongtian asked Artemis whether she understood what his name signified, startling her despite her concealment.
• Artemis hid her aura in the rocky wasteland and spoke to Tongtian from an unseen position.
• Artemis declared that she would kill Tongtian and give him no chance to catch his breath.

Artemis feared Tongtian’s growing influence over the Greek Divine Realm and vowed to kill him to restore its order. Though she was still recovering from his thunderbolt, she unleashed her ultimate technique, Earth Sandstorm · Entombing Domain Dragon Vortex, against him.

• Artemis resolved to destroy Tongtian, fearing the gods would come to revere him and that he would seize authority in the Greek Divine Realm.
• Tongtian mocked Artemis’s confidence and invited her to show her true strength.
• Artemis stalled to recover and gather power, but Tongtian saw through her intentions.
• Artemis unleashed Earth Sandstorm · Entombing Domain Dragon Vortex, sending void-infused tornadoes from every direction to kill and bury Tongtian.

Artemis unleashed a devastating sandstorm of nothingness to kill Tongtian, while the Greek gods watched and assumed he could not survive. Tongtian remained unharmed inside the storm and calmly dismissed the authority of the Sea God, leaving the gods stunned.

• Artemis gathered the power of nothingness into violent sandstorm vortices and sent them surging toward Tongtian.
• The Greek gods sensed Artemis's attack and believed its destructive power would erase Tongtian completely.
• Hera and Athena observed Tongtian through divine means and realized he appeared unaffected by the power of nothingness.
• The storm engulfed Tongtian as the Greek gods celebrated what they thought was his death.
• Tongtian calmly said the authority of the Sea God was unimpressive, shocking the Greek gods who realized he was still alive.

Tongtian survived Artemis’s Dust Burial Storm unharmed and turned its void power into a vast ocean using the Sea God’s authority. As he demonstrated his mastery, Artemis stood stunned and asked how he had reached such a realm.

• The Olympian gods watched in disbelief as Tongtian emerged unharmed from Artemis’s void-filled storm.
• Tongtian said the Sea God’s power was useful in his hands and used Broken Waterfall, Chaotic Current to draw water from the storm.
• Tongtian’s waves destroyed the tornadoes, filled the crater, and spread across the land, erasing mountains, trees, and other terrain with void power.
• Tongtian told Artemis that even ocean power could reveal its true might under his mastery.
• Artemis struggled to understand how Tongtian had taken control of her void power and asked how he had reached such a realm.

Tongtian dismissed the Greek gods as too weak to wield their authority, while Zeus ignored their pleas as he focused on a breakthrough. Artemis refused to concede and unleashed her ultimate technique, leaving the battle poised for a new turn.

• Tongtian told the Greek gods they were too weak to use their power, provoking their anger and confidence that Zeus could defeat him.
• Zeus remained absorbed in an epiphany as his realm rose, prioritizing his breakthrough over the battle outside.
• Artemis acknowledged Tongtian's strength but refused to retreat or admit defeat.
• Artemis shouted “Raging Tide! Myriad Currents' Wild Dance 1~!” and her armor exploded apart as she prepared her ultimate technique.

Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, unleashed her ultimate technique, Torrent: Chaotic Vortex, and took control of the sea and void energies within her Hunting Domain to attack Tongtian. The Greek gods watched in shock as Tongtian remained trapped at the center of her deadly domain.

• Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, shattered the battlefield and turned Tongtian’s summoned ocean into chaotic, monstrous torrents aimed at him.
• Artemis used the void energy within her Hunting Domain to twist and tear apart space around Tongtian.
• The Olympian Gods sensed the destructive pressure spreading through the Greek Divine Realm and marveled at Artemis’s hidden strength.
• The gods realized Artemis’s Hunting Domain let her control anything within it, while her Torrent: Chaotic Vortex targeted Tongtian at its center.
• The Greek gods feared that anyone caught inside the Hunting Barrier would lose their reason and be annihilated in body and soul.

The gods watched Artemis’s Hunting Barrier and believed it had crushed Tongtian, while Hera and Athena realized Zeus had used Tongtian’s arrival to test the Twelve Main Gods. Hera remained convinced Tongtian was doomed, though Athena wondered whether he could have become her ally.

• The gods and Hera were shocked by the power of Artemis’s Hunting Barrier and assumed Tongtian had been crushed inside it.
• Hera regretted Tongtian’s likely death, then realized Zeus had allowed the turmoil to reveal the Twelve Main Gods’ hidden abilities.
• Hera inferred that Zeus was using Tongtian to test the gods, but dismissed Tongtian’s chances of surviving Artemis’s attack.
• Athena had already understood Zeus’s plan and recognized that Tongtian’s strength could have helped her shift the balance of power.
• Athena noted that Poseidon, Apollo, and Artemis had each revealed a powerful ability during the turmoil.

Athena and the Greek gods saw Tongtian emerge alive and unharmed inside Artemis’s destructive Hunting Domain. The gods denied what they witnessed, while Tongtian continued walking through the domain.

• Athena concluded that Tongtian had enough power to challenge the Twelve Main Gods and regretted not meeting him sooner.
• Athena noticed a surge of energy in the viewing mirror and saw Tongtian emerge from Artemis’s Hunting Domain.
• Athena realized Tongtian was alive and unaffected by the domain’s storms, rifts, and destructive laws.
• The Greek gods witnessed Tongtian calmly walking through the Hunting Domain, and the divine realm fell silent in shock.
• The gods erupted in denial, claiming the figure was an illusion or phantom because they could not accept that Tongtian had survived.

Tongtian survived Artemis’s ultimate attack and shattered her Hunting Domain by wielding the divine authority of Sun God Apollo. The Greek gods were left bewildered as Tongtian’s mastery proved independent of the Greek Mythology World’s source, and the chapter revealed that he had awakened this power through years of study on the Sun Star.

• Artemis sensed Tongtian’s survival, and he told the Greek gods that they did not understand true power.
• Tongtian unleashed blazing power that shattered Artemis’s Hunting Domain and its laws.
• Tongtian revealed that he had borrowed Apollo’s divine authority to destroy the domain.
• The Greek gods questioned how Tongtian could wield Apollo’s sealed power and speculated that he had seized the Sun God’s core authority.
• The narration explained that Tongtian’s years on the Sun Star had taught him the order of the stars and the universe’s origins, allowing him to wield supreme powers without the world’s source or Zeus’s credentials.

Tongtian explained that the Greek Mythology World's Origin had empowered Artemis to resist him, but he had used the realm's divine authority and deeper laws with far greater mastery. After Artemis's ultimate attack failed, Tongtian turned his attention to her as she weakened.

• The Greek Mythology World's Origin poured its power into Artemis, but her ultimate attack still failed to defeat Tongtian.
• Tongtian told the Greek deities that their divine offices were weak in their hands and questioned their understanding of their own authority.
• The Greek gods silently struggled to accept that an outsider could wield their world's laws more effectively than they could.
• Tongtian revealed that he had mastered the deeper Law Chains and the Three Thousand Great Daos, letting him wield the sun authority effortlessly.
• Tongtian addressed the weakened Artemis and told her that she had become the prey.

Tongtian defeated Artemis and told her that, as his prey, she could either submit or die. Artemis feared death but could not bring herself to surrender, while the Greek gods shouted threats and pleaded with Zeus to intervene.

• Tongtian stood unharmed as Artemis exhausted her divine power and became unable to resist.
• Tongtian asked Artemis what fate awaited prey subdued by a hunter, while the Greek gods angrily condemned him and called on Zeus to act.
• Tongtian dismissed the gods’ accusations and reasoned that he had taken Amphitrite in to protect her after Poseidon failed to do so.
• Tongtian told Artemis that her only choices were submission or destruction.
• Artemis realized she feared dying but could not accept either surrendering to Tongtian or facing death.

Tongtian overwhelmed Artemis and offered her the choice to submit or die, while Amphitrite urged her to accept his protection. Just as Artemis began to waver, Athena’s voice called her to return, reviving the Greek gods’ hope as the chapter ended.

• Tongtian pressured Artemis to choose between becoming his prey and dying, and she admitted she wanted to live.
• Amphitrite approached Artemis and urged her to submit to Tongtian, saying he was benevolent toward those who did not resist him.
• Artemis began to waver as Amphitrite appealed to her desire to survive.
• Athena’s voice descended from the Heavenly Vault with the command, “Return.”
• The Greek gods recognized Athena’s voice and celebrated her arrival, believing she could save Artemis and oppose Tongtian.

Tongtian faced Athena as the Greek Gods hoped the Goddess of Wisdom would stop him, but he regarded the pantheon with detached curiosity and asked who she was. His question left the gods fearing that he intended to challenge Athena as well.

• Athena appeared on the battlefield, and the Greek Gods cheered, believing she could save Artemis and defeat Tongtian.
• Tongtian calmly asked Athena who she was, silencing the gods with his overwhelming presence.
• Tongtian considered whether Athena could explain the Greek Mythology World's origins and its different path from the Primordial World.
• The gods remembered Tongtian's defeats of Poseidon and Apollo and feared Artemis would become his captive.
• The Greek Gods erupted in alarm, interpreting Tongtian's question as a possible move against Athena.

Tongtian defeated Artemis, leaving her fate in his hands as the Greek gods watched in fury. Athena asked him to spare Artemis and tried to learn what he wanted, concluding that he had come only to understand their world's powers; the chapter ended with her recognizing that he had shown restraint toward the goddesses.

• Tongtian defeated Artemis, and Athena's intervention prevented him from deciding her fate immediately.
• Athena addressed Tongtian and asked him to spare Artemis, prompting the gods to condemn her for showing humility.
• Athena asked what Tongtian wanted and offered to help him find it.
• Athena concluded that Tongtian had come to understand the world's power system rather than conquer or destroy it.
• Athena recognized that Tongtian had acted with restraint toward Greek goddesses despite his strength.

Tongtian spared Athena and Artemis after sensing a mysterious, ancient energy connected to Athena, but warned them that he would grant them only one opportunity. Artemis vanished as Tongtian released the Space Law restraining her.

• Athena sensed Tongtian reach into her mind and soul through the defenses of her palace, then concluded she must befriend him to survive.
• Tongtian asked whether Athena wished to protect Artemis, while the Greek gods cursed him and grew disappointed in the Twelve Main Gods.
• Tongtian said he would let Athena and Artemis go this once and offered them an opportunity to seize.
• Tongtian released the Space Law imprisoning the Myriad Worlds, and Artemis vanished into thin air.

After Athena teleported Artemis away, Tongtian abducted Amphitrite and left the Greek gods terrified and speculating about his motives. Some gods took Zeus's continued absence as proof that Tongtian was no threat to the God King.

• Athena's teleportation array pulled Artemis away, and the Greek gods rejoiced that she had escaped Tongtian.
• Amphitrite asked Tongtian whether he would let Artemis go, and he allowed Athena to take her without concern.
• Tongtian suddenly abducted Amphitrite, making the watching gods fear his unpredictable intentions.
• The gods discussed Tongtian's defeats of Poseidon, Apollo, and Artemis and wondered why Zeus had not appeared.
• Some gods concluded that Zeus's silence meant Tongtian was beneath his notice and celebrated that he posed no threat.

Tongtian reflected on his battle with Artemis while Amphitrite warned him that Athena could use fate-bound deductions to find an enemy’s fatal weakness. Intrigued by the warning, Tongtian rewarded Amphitrite by touching her forehead and sending a mysterious power into her consciousness.

• The Greek gods discussed Tongtian and speculated about the fate of Amphitrite and Artemis.
• On the Sun Star, Tongtian meditated on his battle with Artemis while Amphitrite asked how she could serve him.
• Amphitrite warned Tongtian that Athena’s calculations could trace possibilities in the River of Destiny and condemn an opponent to irredeemable damnation.
• Tongtian said Amphitrite had been sensible and tapped her between the brows, sending a great power into her sea of consciousness.

Tongtian empowered Amphitrite and settled temporarily in Apollo’s palace, while Artemis warned Athena that he was beyond the Greek gods’ ability to defeat. Athena’s plans to overthrow Zeus remained in motion as Artemis urged her not to confront Tongtian.

• Tongtian granted Amphitrite a surge of insights and power, and she realized she could grow stronger.
• Tongtian left Amphitrite to cultivate in Apollo’s palace and hoped Athena would prove a more challenging opponent.
• Athena asked the wounded Artemis how she was recovering, and Artemis thanked her for the rescue.
• Artemis described Tongtian’s overwhelming strength and warned Athena that no Greek deity could control or oppose him.
• Artemis acknowledged Athena’s secret plan to overthrow Zeus and change the divine order.