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Ying Zheng used Qin State’s resources to cultivate a hundred thousand Qi Refining soldiers and reorganized its strongest organizations. He established the Black Ice Platform to train elite combatants for future conquests, while Luo Wang focused on intelligence and the Shadow Guard protected the palace and monitored officials.

• Ying Zheng invested heavily in a hundred thousand Qi Refining soldiers, Luo Wang, and the Shadow Guard.
• Ying Zheng appointed Zhao Gao as Luo Wang’s leader, ended its assassination business, and expanded its intelligence work to other worlds and Myriad Worlds City.
• Ying Zheng reshaped the Shadow Guard into a palace-protection and official-monitoring force and founded the Black Ice Platform to cultivate Qin State’s top fighters.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi and the Yin Yang School’s upper ranks joined the Black Ice Platform, with Ying Zheng serving as its leader.

Ying Zheng launched six armies to conquer the six states, confident that Qin’s cultivators and formidable martial artist legions could overcome any resistance. The chapter left Qin poised to destroy its rivals thoroughly, with Han and Wei’s smaller martial artist armies no longer significant obstacles.

• Ying Zheng dispatched six armies of one hundred thousand soldiers each, assigning ten thousand cultivators to conquer each state and support troops to garrison captured cities.
• The chapter described how the cultivator legions were organized, with mostly Qi Refinement Stage troops and a small number of Foundation Establishment Stage commanders.
• Qin possessed two hundred thousand martial artist troops in the Golden Fire Cavalry and the Hundred Battles Armor Piercing Army, while Han and Wei together had only forty thousand martial artists.
• The chapter explained that Han had remained weak partly because its central location made it a crucial route for Qin’s eastward campaign and a buffer against Qin.
• Ying Zheng resolved to destroy the six states decisively and eradicate their kings, nobles, and aristocrats.

Ying Zheng used his powerful army and land reforms to secure the conquered six states, then ordered Eastern Emperor Taiyi to bring the Hundred Schools of Thought into Qin. After the Mohist School rejected the invitation, Eastern Emperor Taiyi killed its members across the Central Plains and prepared to recover its books and knowledge.

• Ying Zheng relied on an army of five hundred thousand martial artists and one hundred thousand Cultivators to prevent unrest in the six states.
• Ying Zheng eliminated the six states' royals and nobles, took their lands, and distributed them among the people.
• Ying Zheng sent Eastern Emperor Taiyi, now a Nascent Soul Stage cultivator, to invite the Hundred Schools of Thought to join Qin.
• The Mohist Leader tore up Eastern Emperor Taiyi's invitation, so Ying Zheng ordered him to destroy the Mohist School and retrieve its books and knowledge.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi used his divine sense to grind away the souls of Mohist School members throughout the Central Plains, killing them instantly.

The chapter explained how Myriad Worlds City and its members acquired resources, and why Saint Spirit Stones were essential for buying anything above the Thirteenth Order. It then described how fate favored certain figures in the Primordial World, leaving its ordinary beings with little hope.

• The Chat Group members maintained vast forces across many worlds and relied on Myriad Worlds City to acquire resources, especially Saint Spirit Stones.
• Myriad Worlds City connected millions of worlds, but its tokens were distributed randomly and the fortune of most Children of Destiny could not affect it.
• Bai Yu regarded Hongjun and Luohu as protagonists favored by fate whose Dao-Demon Conflict determined the Primordial World's balance.
• After Hongjun won, the Six Saints became the Primordial World’s enduring Children of Destiny, while tribulation protagonists served only as temporary ones.
• The fixed number of saintly positions and the importance of innate foundations made the Primordial World a place with little hope for most beings.

The chapter explained how Myriad Worlds City’s fierce competition made resources below the Thirteenth Order cheap, while higher-order treasures remained scarce. It described why beings from low-level Small Thousand Worlds often sold their worlds to [Myriad Worlds Investment Stock Company] for cultivation resources, leaving those worlds as hoards of accumulated World Origin.

• Myriad Worlds City’s Mortal Domain shops competed fiercely, driving down the prices of resources below the Thirteenth Order.
• The chapter explained that Thirteenth Order treasures were scarce because most worlds connected to Myriad Worlds City were Small Thousand Worlds.
• Low-level Small Thousand Worlds’ inhabitants could sell thirty percent of their World Origin to [Myriad Worlds Investment Stock Company] and keep sixty percent for themselves.
• The chapter explained that even one Low-grade Saint Spirit Stone could buy resources and cultivation techniques guaranteeing advancement to the Ninth Order.
• Low-level Small Thousand Worlds were described as undeveloped treasure lands that had accumulated World Origin without powerful beings extracting it.

Bai Yu’s role as an administrator let him communicate and cooperate directly with the Chat Group, which valued the saint spirit stones he issued for their universal origin-law properties. The Chat Group granted him currency authority to build a mutually beneficial relationship, while Bai Yu recognized that reaching the thirtieth order would eventually make the Chat Group optional to him.

• Bai Yu’s administrator privileges let him bypass Shi Yaoyao and communicate directly with the Chat Group, unlike the group owner herself.
• The Chat Group valued saint spirit stones because their original matrix contained all three thousand complete origin laws, making them useful for comprehending any origin law.
• The Chat Group gave Bai Yu the right to issue standard currency, allowing him to profit while it secured a cooperative relationship with him.
• Bai Yu considered saint spirit stones easy for Great Thousand World powerhouses to create and noted that the Chat Group could make them just as easily.
• The Chat Group and Myriad Worlds City were described as similar in essence, though the Chat Group had overwhelmed Myriad Worlds City and made it a subordinate institution.
• The Chat Group cooperated with Bai Yu and granted him authority over currency to build goodwill before he potentially reached the thirtieth order and no longer needed it.

The Chat Group judged that investing in Bai Yu could eventually yield access to a currency containing all Origin Great Daos, because he had comprehended all Three Thousand Origin Laws before the Twenty-sixth Order. It explained how worlds, Heavenly Daos, and cultivators differed in their limits, and left the value of Bai Yu’s extraordinary foundation as the basis for the Chat Group’s hopes.

• The Chat Group accepted the risk of investing in Bai Yu because his future might let it create a currency containing all Origin Great Daos.
• The Chat Group reasoned that Bai Yu’s comprehension of all Three Thousand Origin Laws before the Twenty-sixth Order could forge an exceptional foundation for bearing an Origin Great Dao.
• The Chat Group explained that cultivators across different Great Thousand Worlds had to strengthen Essence, Qi, and Spirit before bearing an Origin Great Dao, though their cultivation systems differed.
• The Chat Group described how Heavenly Daos could limit or exploit living beings, making defying them difficult but possible across the myriad worlds.
• The Chat Group explained that supreme Thirtieth-Order powerhouses could create Great Thousand Worlds, but most had only one Origin Great Dao, which determined the world’s foundation.

The chapter explained how the Great Dao, World Origin, and Heavenly Dao formed and sustained a Great Thousand World, and how control of its Heavenly Dao could be seized by overpowering its Origin Great Daos. It ended by noting that Great Dao Realm experts could sacrifice a world they had created, regardless of what its inhabitants wanted.

• The narrator explained that a Great Thousand World depended on its Origin Great Daos, and that its Heavenly Dao controlled access to them.
• The narrator described Wuji, Youji, and Taiji as the Great Dao, World Origin, and Heavenly Dao, and explained the stages through which a world came into being.
• The narrator explained that a depleted World Origin could sever the link between the Great Dao and Heavenly Dao, causing the world to collapse.
• The narrator said the Heavenly Dao could be replaced, and that Bai Yu had taken control of the Godsveit World by suppressing its Origin Great Daos and reshaping it into the Limitless World.
• The narrator concluded that Great Dao Realm experts could sacrifice worlds they had created, with the fate of their inhabitants depending on the creator's kindness.

Bai Yu reasoned that the Myriad Worlds Chat Group wanted a higher-grade currency to aid in comprehending Origin Great Daos, and that it could not force him to cooperate because it feared his system. He reflected on the system’s overwhelming Dao Comprehension Assistance and his gratitude toward it, while remaining unsure whether it had a hidden plan.

• Bai Yu concluded that the Myriad Worlds Chat Group had cooperated with him because it wanted currency capable of aiding comprehension of Origin Great Daos, but could not simply take it from him.
• Bai Yu suspected that the Chat Group feared his system, whose Dao Comprehension Assistance could help him comprehend Origin Great Daos and potentially bear all Three Thousand Great Daos within himself.
• Bai Yu considered his system’s three functions and judged Dao Comprehension Assistance to be its only truly important one, while seeing the Myriad Worlds Gate as a lesser application of Great Dao power.
• Bai Yu felt grateful that his system issued no coercive missions, though its unasked-for generosity also made him suspect it might have a grand plan.
• Bai Yu accepted that he might never learn the system’s intentions and resolved to remain grateful for the life and experiences it had given him.

The Chat Group had nearly expelled Bai Yu after discovering he came from a Great Thousand World, but an inexplicable sense of calamity terrified it into leaving him alone. It had since cautiously restricted new invitations and quietly supplied Myriad Worlds City with world coordinates, while Bai Yu continued to mistake its fear for aloofness.

• When Bai Yu joined the Chat Group, it recognized that he came from a Great Thousand World and prepared to expel him as a dangerous anomaly.
• As the Chat Group moved to kick Bai Yu out, it felt an untraceable, bone-deep terror and failed to uncover its cause through the Great Daos.
• The Chat Group decided Bai Yu was more dangerous than a Great Thousand World and withdrew from managing the group closely.
• The Chat Group became selective about invitations, bringing in only members from lower- and middle-level Small Thousand Worlds after Bai Yu joined.
• The Chat Group passed coordinates for Middle and Great Thousand Worlds to Myriad Worlds City, while Bai Yu kept probing it without realizing it feared him too.

Bai Yu discovered a newly born Great Thousand World with only one Origin Great Dao and entered it, hoping to gather World Origin for the Yin Yang Dao Fruit. He found that the world was too young to provide much World Origin and discovered its creator, who controlled only one Origin Great Dao.

• Bai Yu monitored worlds through the Myriad Worlds City and waited for a worthwhile new Great Thousand World to appear.
• Bai Yu spotted new coordinates for a Great Thousand World containing only one Origin Great Dao and opened the Myriad Worlds Gate to enter it.
• Bai Yu found that the world had only just been created and lacked enough World Origin to meet his hopes.
• Bai Yu sensed the world's creator and realized that the creator controlled only one Origin Great Dao.

Bai Yu met Qing Hong, a Great Dao Realm creator who ruled his own Great Thousand World, and became curious about how such worlds were made. Qing Hong was astonished by the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead but, with his home nearby, believed Bai Yu could not kill him in one blow.

• Bai Yu realized Qing Hong was the first actual creator of a world he had encountered and considered the rarity and value of Great Thousand Worlds.
• Bai Yu wondered how Great Thousand Worlds were created, since he planned to make one containing every Origin Great Dao.
• Bai Yu used the Space Great Dao to appear before Qing Hong, who greeted him and examined the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead.
• Qing Hong marveled that Bai Yu had fully refined a Great Dao Supreme Treasure containing multiple Origin Great Daos despite not attaining the Dao.
• Qing Hong recalled his smooth path to Dao attainment and explained that he had repaid his home world's karmic debts and could freely leave and return.
• Qing Hong felt awe but little panic because his home was nearby and he believed Bai Yu could not kill him in one blow.

Qing Hong welcomed Bai Yu after Bai Yu arrived at the newly opened Great Thousand World, while both men misunderstood the other's intentions and strength. The chapter ended with Qing Hong recognizing the four complete Origin Great Daos in Bai Yu's Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead and feeling relieved he had not attacked.

• Qing Hong recalled how he had survived a Great Dao Realm enemy's pursuit by enduring the beating until he reached his Great Thousand World.
• The pursuer stopped at the boundary, and Qing Hong let him go because he had already repaid his karmic debts to the world.
• Bai Yu arrived through the Myriad Worlds Gate intending to take some World Origin, but discovered that Qing Hong had only recently opened the world.
• Bai Yu decided to meet Qing Hong, curious to encounter the creator of a Great Thousand World for the first time.
• Qing Hong greeted Bai Yu politely after seeing the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead and realizing that it contained four complete Origin Great Daos.

Bai Yu met Qing Hong in Yuan Qing Heaven and treated him courteously, while privately deciding to spare Qing Hong’s newly created Great Thousand World. As they chatted, Bai Yu asked questions and Qing Hong shared what he had learned during his travels across the Sea of Chaos.

• Bai Yu greeted Qing Hong as a fellow Daoist and decided not to take anything from his young Great Thousand World.
• Bai Yu considered how the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead’s four complete Great Daos could overwhelm Qing Hong, despite Qing Hong’s confidence that he could escape.
• Bai Yu reflected on the Jade Plate of Creation and resolved to obtain it, though he did not know its abilities.
• Bai Yu and Qing Hong met in Yuan Qing Heaven, where Bai Yu asked questions and Qing Hong answered from his extensive travels.

Qing Hong shared knowledge and world coordinates with Bai Yu, and both discovered the immense foundations of each other’s worlds. Bai Yu reflected on the Primordial World’s boundless potential and how the Primordial Heavenly Dao had instead stifled its development.

• Qing Hong told Bai Yu about the Sea of Chaos, its dangers, and the world coordinates he had collected.
• Bai Yu sensed the coordinates of Qing Hong’s Great Thousand World from his Great Dao aura and discovered that it contained thirty-six complete Origin Great Daos.
• Qing Hong learned the Primordial World’s coordinates and was stunned to discover that it contained forty-nine complete Great Daos as well as every incomplete Great Dao.
• Bai Yu recognized that the Primordial World could potentially develop all three thousand Great Daos, but its evolution had failed under the Primordial Heavenly Dao.
• Bai Yu recalled that Houtu perfected the Great Dao of Reincarnation, while the Primordial Heavenly Dao retained part of its authority and confined her to the Netherworld Underworld.
• Bai Yu concluded that the Primordial Heavenly Dao had altered the world to erase Pangu’s influence, and that the Primordial World had stagnated since Hongjun merged with the Dao.

Bai Yu spent over ten thousand years talking and discussing the Dao with Qing Hong, who recounted being beaten for hundreds of thousands of years and asked Bai Yu to avenge him. Bai Yu decided to attack the opponent’s Great Thousand World for its world origin, while Qing Hong resolved to pursue the Space Great Dao so he could escape future beatings.

• Bai Yu listened as Qing Hong shared his knowledge from tens of thousands of Yuanhui traveling through the Sea of Chaos.
• Qing Hong complained that a Thirtieth Order being had beaten him for several Yuanhui, and Bai Yu agreed to avenge him.
• Bai Yu learned that the opponent’s Great Thousand World contained only three complete Great Daos and decided to attack it for its world origin.
• Bai Yu and Qing Hong discussed the Dao, and Qing Hong was astonished by Bai Yu’s broad understanding of Origin Great Daos.
• Qing Hong explained that he wanted to comprehend the Space Great Dao as his second Dao so he could escape future fights.

Qing Hong gained a clearer path toward comprehending the Space Great Dao after discussing the Dao with Bai Yu, whose seventy-percent mastery greatly accelerated his progress. Grateful, Qing Hong offered Bai Yu a supreme grade innate spiritual root, an extraordinarily precious treasure that carried a share of a Great Thousand World's Great Dao Origin.

• Qing Hong considered the difficulty of the Space Great Dao and chose to pursue it despite the easier path of mastering the Five Elements Great Dao.
• Bai Yu's explanation of the Space Great Dao helped Qing Hong, who believed he could comprehend and bear it within ten thousand Yuanhui.
• Qing Hong thanked Bai Yu for imparting the Dao and produced an azure-blue lotus imbued with the Water Dao's Dao Rhyme.
• Qing Hong offered Bai Yu the lotus, identifying it as a supreme grade innate spiritual root.
• The narration explained that supreme grade innate spiritual roots held shares of a world's finite Great Dao Origin, making Qing Hong's gift exceptionally valuable.

Bai Yu considered why the Huangzhong Plum could not safely be taken out of the Primordial World and reviewed how Pangu and the Chaos Demon Gods had shaped its Great Daos. He remained unable to explain Pangu’s disappearance and resolved to question the Primordial Heavenly Dao after mastering the Space Great Dao.

• Bai Yu recalled that he had planted the Huangzhong Plum on Penglai Immortal Island because taking its Wood Dao origin out of the Primordial World might draw the Primordial Heavenly Dao’s intervention.
• Bai Yu reasoned that Pangu controlled the Primordial World’s forty-nine complete Great Daos, while the Chaos Demon Gods’ Great Dao origins had provided the foundation for its incomplete Great Daos.
• Bai Yu questioned how Pangu could have died from exhaustion when Qing Hong had shown him that creating a Great Thousand World was easy and could even be abandoned midway.
• Bai Yu concluded that Pangu was no longer in the Primordial World but could not determine whether he had died or where he had gone.
• Bai Yu decided to speak with the Primordial Heavenly Dao after attaining the Dao through the Space Great Dao, though he knew he could not defeat it yet.

Bai Yu reflected on how the Myriad Worlds Gate used the Space Great Dao to let him travel between worlds before proving the Dao, and why it mattered alongside the system’s Enlightenment Function. The chapter left him recognizing that the Gate could be the difference between escaping a limited world and becoming trapped at the Sixteenth Order.

• Qing Hong gave Bai Yu a Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root to build a good connection with him, having recognized his command of the Space Great Dao.
• Bai Yu considered how the Myriad Worlds Gate used Space Great Dao and World Seeds to locate and reach other worlds, and how he could eventually create such gates himself after proving the Dao.
• Bai Yu traced his Myriad Worlds Chat Group invitation and Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead back to the Gate, which had helped him gain Great Dao-level power before proving the Dao.
• Bai Yu reasoned that without the Gate, a transmigrant in a Small Thousand World or Middle Thousand World could be unable to comprehend an Origin Great Dao or survive the Chaos Sea beyond the Sixteenth Order.

Bai Yu assessed how the Myriad Worlds Gate, Myriad Worlds City, and the Chat Group could help him explore worlds and gather the Three Thousand Great Daos. He concluded that finding Great Thousand Worlds was difficult and dangerous, while powerful beings in the Sea of Chaos hunted those they considered opportunities.

• Bai Yu reasoned that the Myriad Worlds Gate could have made life safer if he had transmigrated into a Small or Middle Thousand World instead of the dangerous Primordial World.
• Bai Yu recognized that Myriad Worlds City and the Chat Group could provide World Origin and World Coordinates, supporting his future goal of gathering the Three Thousand Great Daos.
• Bai Yu compared the coordinates he had obtained for three Great Thousand Worlds and noted that their Great Daos overlapped, especially the widespread Five Elements Great Dao.
• Bai Yu considered the danger of the Myriad Worlds Gate's World Seeds being traced by powerful beings, though the system could sever cause, destiny, and connection to protect itself.
• Bai Yu recalled that Qing Hong had been pursued for hundreds of thousands of years because his attacker viewed him as a tremendous fortuitous opportunity.

Bai Yu accepted Qing Hong’s Water Origin Fruit Tree and learned about Qing Hong’s origins, his Shanhai World, and the endless Sea of Chaos. The chapter left Bai Yu with a clearer understanding of the wider worlds and a Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root, though its fruit offered him little benefit.

• Bai Yu accepted Qing Hong’s Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root, while Qing Hong felt relieved that Bai Yu had not refused it.
• Bai Yu judged Qing Hong by his brief greed and lasting reverence toward the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead, and Qing Hong explained how he had repaid his karmic debt to transcend the Shanhai World.
• Qing Hong told Bai Yu about his extraordinary origins as an Innate Deity, his smooth path to attaining the Dao, and the first life-or-death crisis that left him obsessed with the Space Great Dao.
• Bai Yu learned more about the endless Sea of Chaos through Qing Hong and identified the gift as a Water Origin Fruit Tree containing the Origin Great Dao of Water.
• Bai Yu found that the tree’s fruit had little use to him beyond satisfying his appetite.

Bai Yu considered the uses of his Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Roots and the treasures he could share with Qing Hong. After Qing Hong offered a Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure for more Enlightenment Tea Leaves, Bai Yu agreed to the exchange.

• Bai Yu compared the Water Origin Fruit Tree with the Huangzhong Plum, noting their effects, limitations, and yields.
• Bai Yu recalled that his automated Huangzhong Plum production facility had filled his warehouse with fruit and that he had given Qing Hong several plums and ten Enlightenment Tea Leaves.
• Qing Hong used the tea leaves to aid his comprehension of the Space Great Dao and felt close to bearing it.
• Qing Hong offered Bai Yu a water-attributed Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure containing an incomplete Water Dao in exchange for Enlightenment Tea Leaves.
• Bai Yu accepted Qing Hong's offer.

Bai Yu traded a thousand Enlightenment Tea Leaves to Qing Hong for a Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure, then left to avenge Qing Hong by targeting the Great Thousand World ruled by the being who had tormented him. Bai Yu arrived and began to envelop the ancient world with the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead.

• Bai Yu and Qing Hong agreed to trade a thousand Enlightenment Tea Leaves for Qing Hong’s water-attributed Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure, and both considered the deal worthwhile.
• Qing Hong entered seclusion to use the Enlightenment Tea Leaves to comprehend the Space Great Dao and planned to seek a space-attributed Innate Spiritual Treasure afterward.
• Bai Yu left Qing Hong’s Great Thousand World and chose to visit the world inhabited by the Thirtieth Order being who had beaten Qing Hong for hundreds of thousands of years.
• Bai Yu entered the ancient Great Thousand World and identified its complete Wood, Fire, and Earth Great Daos.
• Bai Yu used the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead to shield himself from the world’s Great Dao power and began enveloping the Great Thousand World.

Bai Yu examined an ancient Great Thousand World whose failed gamble had destroyed one of its original Five Elements Great Daos, though a new Gold Dao was nearing completion. He discovered that the world had two Dao attainers, including the being who had long beaten Qing Hong, and reflected on how unusually few Dao attainers the Primordial World had.

• Bai Yu learned that the ancient Great Thousand World had once lost its Gold Dao in an ill-fated gamble and was now rebuilding it.
• Bai Yu judged that the world’s steady foundations had kept the loss from destroying its other three complete Great Daos.
• Bai Yu discovered that the world contained two Dao attainers, one of whom had beaten Qing Hong for hundreds of thousands of years and had returned home to hide from danger.
• Bai Yu compared the world’s Dao attainers with the Mountain Sea Great World’s twenty-seven and the Primordial World’s eight Thirtieth Order existences.
• Bai Yu suspected that the Primordial Heavenly Dao had restricted Innate Divine Beings from attaining the Dao, but felt that its restrictions did not affect him.

Bai Yu used the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead to suppress a Great Thousand World and its two Dao attainters, then investigated the world's origins and learned its creator had disappeared. His findings led him to reflect on how Heavenly Daos controlled karmic ties and whether powerful beings could return to the worlds that had nurtured them.

• Bai Yu’s Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead sealed the Great Thousand World with four Great Dao chains and suppressed its two Dao attainters.
• Bai Yu scanned the Great Thousand World’s history and discovered that it had been deliberately created, but its creator had left and never returned.
• Bai Yu considered how Qing Hong’s ties to the Shanhai World depended on its Heavenly Dao’s judgment that his karmic debts had been settled.
• Bai Yu recalled that the Primordial Heavenly Dao prevented Yang Mei from returning after he attained the Dao, leaving Yang Mei a wild child without a home.