Recaps

The group members viewed Outer Realm Heavenly Demon invasions as chances to claim worlds, while the chapter explained why Small and Middle Thousand Worlds were easy targets and why Great Thousand Worlds had little use for their World Origin. It ended by stating that Bai Yu valued the Origin of the Great Dao more than any kind of World Origin.

• Sect Master Baiyue accepted a Middle Thousand World and delayed inspecting it for a hundred years while he finished his research.
• The group members treated invasions of Small and Middle Thousand Worlds as opportunities to acquire worlds, and they reasoned that even top-tier Middle Thousand Worlds posed little threat to them.
• The chapter explained that top-tier Middle Thousand Worlds targeted weaker worlds to gather resources and pursue advancement, while systems also preyed on those vulnerable worlds.
• Bai Yu was described as able to create hundreds of millions of Middle Thousand Worlds, though those worlds would bear his mark and ultimately return to his foundation.
• The chapter distinguished the World Origin of Small, Middle, and Great Thousand Worlds from the Origin of the Great Dao, noting that Bai Yu valued the latter most.

Sect Master Baiyue used a Twenty-sixth Order Innate Spiritual Treasure to purify an Outer Realm Heavenly Demon invasion and found that the demon’s world had opened a permanent passage into the Middle Thousand World. He turned his attention to the fissure connecting the two worlds.

• The chapter explained that the Origin Great Dao’s uniqueness made Great Thousand Worlds and anything connected to it supremely rare, preventing Bai Yu from mass-producing Saint Spirit Stones at the Great Dao level.
• Yue Qiluo arrived at the invaded world after Sect Master Baiyue had dealt with the Outer Realm Heavenly Demons, and the narration described his treasures and his attachment to the Book of Heaven's Governance.
• Sect Master Baiyue raised his golden book-shaped Innate Spiritual Treasure and purified the demonic qi and every demonized living being in the Middle Thousand World.
• Sect Master Baiyue examined the spacetime fissure left by the invader, recognizing that it permanently connected the worlds and that the invading world intended to devour this one.

Sect Master Baiyue crossed the spacetime passage into the Outer Realm Heavenly Demons’ top-tier Middle Thousand World and stripped it of resources while leaving enough World Origin for it to survive. He returned through the passage with a huge haul and met Yue Qiluo.

• Sect Master Baiyue used his twenty-sixth-order Innate Spiritual Treasure to break the world’s seal and enter the Demon Realm.
• Sect Master Baiyue surveyed the world’s six realms and learned that their rulers were fighting among themselves over the invasion’s spoils.
• Sect Master Baiyue decided not to develop the risky world and took its Innate Spiritual Roots, Innate Spiritual Treasures, Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures, and ninety percent of its World Origin.
• Sect Master Baiyue left the devastated world through the spacetime passage and met Yue Qiluo, who asked about his harvest.
• Sect Master Baiyue told Yue Qiluo that his harvest had been abundant.

Yue Qiluo left the Dragon-shaped Pendant with Sect Master Baiyue, while Bai Yu reflected on his research into systems and the Myriad Worlds Chat Group. After emerging from seclusion, Bai Yu received a newly formed Jade Plate of Creation containing the complete Time Great Dao, which he planned to refine to accelerate his comprehension.

• Yue Qiluo gave Sect Master Baiyue the Dragon-shaped Pendant to study and left his world.
• Bai Yu considered how systems could draw on Great Thousand Worlds and continued monitoring smaller worlds for rare treasures and golden fingers.
• The Myriad Worlds Chat Group members increasingly traveled between worlds after cultivation methods beyond the sixteenth order became unavailable.
• Bai Yu emerged from seclusion in the River of Time after one Yuanhui because the Jade Plate of Creation had finished forming.
• Bai Yu returned to Penglai Immortal Island and saw the thirtieth-order Jade Plate of Creation, which he planned to refine while comprehending the Time Great Dao.

After ten thousand yuanhui of seclusion, Bai Yu comprehended over seventy percent of the Time Great Dao and reached the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm. The chapter explained how luck and merit worked within individual worlds and why they held no value for powerful Dao Attainers, a view Bai Yu had always held.

• Bai Yu emerged from ten thousand yuanhui of cultivation with over seventy percent comprehension of the Time Great Dao, making Enlightenment Tea Leaves useless to him.
• Bai Yu's Time Great Dao comprehension placed him at the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm.
• The chapter described how Innate races gained Grand Unity Golden Immortals after the Fierce Beast Calamity and began fighting over resources, territory, and luck.
• The chapter explained that Zhu Wushi and Ying Zheng used the path of luck to comprehend the Destiny Great Dao.
• The chapter established that a world's luck and merit depended on its Heavenly Dao and were confined to that world, making them useless to Thirtieth Order Dao Attainers.
• Bai Yu remained indifferent to Heavenly Dao Merit and luck because they had no use to him.

Bai Yu decided that pursuing Primordial fortune or merit would not help him comprehend the Destiny Great Dao, while other beings depended on them to gain the Heavenly Dao’s favor and attain sainthood. The chapter explained that the Primordial Heavenly Dao fostered conflict and calamities to develop the world’s incomplete Great Daos, leaving the Primordial World with the potential—but not yet the means—to transcend.

• Bai Yu judged that obtaining Primordial fortune would require altering the world’s course and offer little benefit, so he chose to focus on comprehending the Destiny Great Dao.
• The chapter explained that fortune and merit represented the Heavenly Dao’s favor, which Innate Beings such as Hongjun, Luohu, and Yang Mei sought for protection and sainthood.
• The chapter distinguished sainthood, a rank granted by the Heavenly Dao, from attaining the Dao as a Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
• The Primordial Heavenly Dao encouraged struggles over fortune and merit because conflict and calamities could help evolve the Primordial World’s incomplete Great Daos.
• The Primordial World was revealed to have the potential to transcend all heavens and worlds if it perfected three thousand Origin Great Daos.

While Bai Yu remained in seclusion, the Dragon Clan launched an invasion of the West Sea under Candle Dragon, hoping to seize it before confronting the Black Tortoise Clan. The Black Tortoise Clan massed troops at the border but did not invade, and Ancestral Dragon’s elders concluded that its patriarch had not reached the late-Daluo Golden Immortal stage.

• After Bai Yu had been in seclusion for ten thousand Yuanhui, Candle Dragon led a Dragon Clan army into the West Sea while Ancestral Dragon stayed behind to guard the East Sea.
• Candle Dragon had reached the mid-Daluo Golden Immortal stage, and the invasion force included thirty Daluo Golden Immortals, five of them at the mid stage.
• The Black Tortoise Clan massed troops along the North Sea–West Sea border but did not enter the West Sea to contest the Dragon Clan’s invasion.
• At the East Sea Dragon Palace, Ancestral Dragon asked his elders why the Black Tortoise Clan had not invaded the West Sea.
• The Black Dragon Elder argued that the Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch had not reached the late-Daluo Golden Immortal stage, so the clan did not dare compete with the Dragon Clan.

Ancestral Dragon weighed whether the Black Tortoise Clan had set a trap or simply lacked a late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal. He chose to risk leading the Dragon Clan’s forces into the North Sea for a decisive battle that could unite the Four Seas.

• The White Dragon Elder warned that the Black Tortoise Clan might be luring Ancestral Dragon into a trap, and the Black Dragon Elder agreed it was possible.
• Ancestral Dragon considered the Dragon Clan’s greater resources and judged that the Black Tortoise Patriarch probably had not reached late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal.
• Ancestral Dragon weighed staying safely in the East Sea while Candle Dragon took the West Sea against attacking the North Sea to seize it in one decisive battle.
• Ancestral Dragon chose to lead the Army Garrisoning the East Sea Dragon Palace into the North Sea, betting that victory would unite the Four Seas.

The Ancestral Dragon launched a two-front assault to seize the Four Seas, leading a decapitation raid against the Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch. He reached the clan’s territory and found the patriarch still in seclusion, leaving the outcome to the clash between their cultivation realms.

• The Ancestral Dragon committed the Dragon Clan to a decisive battle, sending its armies and twelve remaining elders to the North Sea while leaving the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace lightly defended.
• The Ancestral Dragon sent the Black Dragon and Azure Dragon elders to lead the main army, then took ten elders on a lightning raid for the Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch.
• The Dragon Clan caught the North Sea unprepared and occupied its outer regions, while its main army held position with only two mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• The Ancestral Dragon’s raid reached the Black Tortoise Clan’s territory as its top experts gathered to protect their patriarch.
• The Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch remained in seclusion and had not reached the late stage, having chosen the more difficult Yin Yang Great Dao over the clan’s better-suited Water Dao.
• The Ancestral Dragon held a one-level cultivation advantage over the patriarch, making his realm the deciding factor in their impending confrontation.

Ancestral Dragon attacked the Black Tortoise Clan after confirming its Patriarch had not reached late-Daluo Golden Immortal, and unleashed the full power of the Ancestor Dragon Pearl. The Black Tortoise Stele shielded the clan, and their treasures’ clash sent dangerous waves through the North Sea while powerful observers stayed out of the conflict.

• Ancestral Dragon found that the Black Tortoise Clan’s Patriarch had not appeared and concluded there was no trap.
• Ancestral Dragon summoned the Ancestor Dragon Pearl and used its overwhelming pressure to pin down the Black Tortoise Clan and allied aquatic races.
• The Black Tortoise Stele descended and raised a black-and-white barrier around the clan’s territory.
• The Ancestor Dragon Pearl and Black Tortoise Stele clashed, churning the North Sea and forcing weak aquatic beings to flee.
• Yang Mei watched the conflict without intervening, while Bai Yu and the great clans on the continent paid it no attention.

The Ancestor Dragon defeated and killed the Patriarch of the Black Tortoise Clan, completing the Dragon Clan’s unification of the Four Seas. The chapter then outlined the rival clans and shifting conflicts across the Primordial World’s continents.

• The Ancestor Dragon overwhelmed the Black Tortoise Stele, killed the Patriarch of the Black Tortoise Clan, and took the Patriarch’s corpse and treasure.
• The Dragon Clan gained control of the North Sea and completed its unification of the Four Seas, though absorbing their resources would take time.
• The chapter described the Phoenix Clan occupying the Southern Continent, the Qilin Clan occupying the Eastern Continent, and the White Tiger Clan occupying the Western Continent.
• The Qilin Clan and White Tiger Clan began expanding into the war-torn Northern Continent, while the Central Continent remained temporarily peaceful around Buzhou Mountain.

The White Tiger and Qilin Clans invaded the Northern Continent while the Phoenix Clan stirred up trouble along the Western Continent, setting the Three Clans against each other. Bai Yu watched their secret plotting through his Great Dao Dharma Body while he continued comprehending the Time Great Dao.

• The White Tiger Clan and the Qilin Clan sent armies to conquer the Northern Continent, spreading war across the region.
• The Phoenix Clan provoked disputes along the Western Continent's border while the White Tiger Clan's army remained in the north.
• White Emperor guarded White Emperor Mountain, while Shi Qilin also stayed away from the Northern Continent campaign.
• The Three Clans overlooked independent cultivators such as Hongjun on the Eastern Continent and Luohu on Mount Sumeru in the Western Continent.
• Bai Yu's Great Dao Dharma Body observed the Primordial World and uncovered secret plotting between the Phoenix Clan and the White Tiger Clan.

Yuanfeng’s apparent plan to ally with the White Emperor against Shi Qilin concealed her true alliance with Shi Qilin, whom she intended to help kill the White Emperor. She aimed to secure the Western Continent for the Phoenix Clan and leave the Qilin Clan in control of the Northern Continent, bringing the two clans together against their stronger rival.

• Yuanfeng secretly allied with the White Emperor while making the Phoenix Clan appear to threaten the White Tiger Clan and planning to lure Shi Qilin into a trap.
• Yuanfeng’s supposed second-layer scheme was to join with Shi Qilin against the White Emperor, but her true third-layer scheme was to cooperate with Shi Qilin and kill the White Emperor.
• Yuanfeng chose the Qilin Clan because Shi Qilin was more calculating than the White Emperor, whose Gold Dao made him stronger in combat than Shi Qilin and Yuanfeng.
• Shi Qilin agreed that the Qilin Clan and Phoenix Clan should divide the Primordial World Continent rather than share the Northern Continent with the White Tiger Clan.

Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin judged that the Primordial Continent could support only two supreme overlords and feared the Dragon Clan’s future expansion across the Four Seas. They concluded that the Phoenix Clan and Qilin Clan had to eliminate the White Tiger Clan first, leaving their later struggle over the continent for the future.

• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin assessed how the Phoenix, Qilin, and White Tiger Clans would balance against one another and how the Dragon Clan might exploit conflict on the continent.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin reasoned that the Dragon Clan’s control of all four seas could eventually threaten the three continental clans, which were unlikely to unite until facing extinction.
• The chapter explained that Grand Unity Golden Immortals were scarce and vulnerable to calamities and wars, citing the Dragon Clan’s extermination of the Black Tortoise Clan.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin decided that the Phoenix Clan and Qilin Clan should take down the strongest rival, the White Tiger Clan, before competing over the Primordial Continent or confronting the Dragon Clan.

Yuanfeng secretly allied with Shi Qilin to turn White Emperor’s planned ambush against him, while White Emperor believed the alliance had secured his own trap. The forces gathered near the Western Continent’s southern border, where White Emperor waited for Shi Qilin to arrive.

• The Phoenix Clan’s army launched a genuine attack on the Western Continent’s fringe while White Emperor dismissed the fighting as a show, allowing White Tiger Clan casualties to rise.
• Yuanfeng visited Qilin Cliff and persuaded Shi Qilin to join her plan to kill White Emperor, assembling two late-stage and seventeen mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• Yuanfeng returned to White Emperor with news that Shi Qilin would come, and White Emperor prepared an ambush along the Western Continent’s southern border.
• The Phoenix Clan’s ten and the White Tiger Clan’s eight mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals gathered near the border as White Emperor completed three powerful formations and awaited Shi Qilin.

The White Tiger Clan launched an all-out war against the Phoenix Clan, while the Ancestral Dragon watched from the Four Seas and focused on consolidating the Dragon Clan’s gains. Bai Yu explained the Primordial World’s restrictions on attaining the Great Dao and contrasted its ambitions with the Shanhai World’s freedom to reach the Thirtieth Order.

• Under the White Emperor’s command, the White Tiger Clan began an all-out war against the Phoenix Clan, drawing the attention of the Primordial World’s races and the Dragon Clan.
• The Ancestral Dragon suspected the war concealed a scheme but chose not to intervene while the Dragon Clan digested its conquests of the West Sea and North Sea.
• The Ancestral Dragon aimed to make the Dragon Clan ruler of the Primordial World so he could attain enlightenment through fate and become a Heavenly Dao Saint.
• Bai Yu explained that the Primordial Heavenly Dao restricted most beings from attaining the Great Dao, while Hongjun gained that path by becoming its spokesperson.
• Bai Yu contrasted the Primordial World with the Shanhai World, where beings could attain the Thirtieth Order after settling their karmic debts.
• The chapter described how Great Thousand Worlds had to strive toward possessing every complete Great Dao, and how the Primordial Heavenly Dao used Hongjun, six workhorses, and its Innate Beings toward that goal.

Yuanfeng and the White Tiger Clan staged a war to lure Shi Qilin to a deathtrap in the Western Continent, though their fighting grew genuinely fierce over a hundred Yuanhui. The White Emperor waited with overwhelming forces for Shi Qilin to arrive, confident that the White Tiger Clan would win.

• The Phoenix Clan began an all-out war against the White Tiger Clan while the White Tiger and Qilin Clans were dividing the Northern Continent.
• Yuanfeng and the White Emperor prolonged their staged conflict for a hundred Yuanhui to make Shi Qilin lower his guard, while the Phoenix Clan seized much of the Western Continent.
• The clans’ fighting became real, and the White Tiger Clan suffered casualties as Yuanfeng decided it was time to lure Shi Qilin to the Western Continent.
• Yuanfeng summoned Shi Qilin to the Southern Continent, and Shi Qilin arrived secretly with seven mid-Daluo Golden Immortals.
• The White Emperor and eight White Tiger Clan mid-Daluo Golden Immortals waited in the deathtrap alongside ten Phoenix Clan mid-Daluo Golden Immortals, confident their forces would defeat Shi Qilin’s group.

Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin sprang a trap on the White Emperor, attacking him and the White Tiger Clan with powerful treasures. The White Emperor’s formations failed to activate, leaving him exposed to their combined strike.

• Yuanfeng arrived with Shi Qilin and seven Qilin Clan Daluo Golden Immortals, and they entered the White Emperor’s three-layer Xiantian Great Formation.
• Yuanfeng revealed the Li Di Yan Guang Qi, while Shi Qilin brought forth the Xiantian Five Elements Qilin Seal.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin attacked the White Emperor as Phoenix and Qilin fighters struck the White Tiger Clan, killing three of its eight Daluo Golden Immortals in the first exchange.
• The White Emperor tried to activate his formations, but none responded, and the two treasures’ power struck him directly.
• The White Emperor realized his formations had failed even though he had retained control of them and planned to use them against Yuanfeng after killing Shi Qilin.

Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin killed the White Emperor after the White Tiger Clan’s formations failed, then divided the spoils and territories between the Phoenix Clan and Qilin Clan. The White Tiger Clan’s remaining peak fighters fell, leaving its destruction all but certain.

• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin attacked the injured White Emperor after the three layers of Xiantian Great Formation failed to activate.
• The White Emperor died beneath the attacks of their two Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasures.
• The White Tiger Clan’s remaining mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals fell, leaving only early-stage fighters.
• Shi Qilin took the Tai Bai Hu Sha Dao and the formation’s core treasure before withdrawing with the Qilin Clan’s fighters.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin’s clans divided the Western Continent for the Phoenix Clan and the Northern Continent for the Qilin Clan.

The Phoenix Clan exploited the White Emperor’s secret death to overrun the Western Continent, while the Qilin Clan conquered the Northern Continent and the Dragon Clan expanded into the Western and North Seas. The Primordial World descended into widespread war and chaos.

• The Phoenix Clan drove the leaderless White Tiger Clan into disarray and seized more than half of the Western Continent.
• The Western Continent’s subordinate races surrendered or stayed neutral after learning that the White Emperor and the White Tiger Clan’s mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortal elders had died.
• The Phoenix Clan’s subordinate races anticipated gaining territory and resources from the conquest of the Western Continent.
• The Qilin Clan overwhelmed the disunited Northern Continent in its full-scale conquest.
• The Dragon Clan continued conquering the Western Sea and North Sea as warfare engulfed the Primordial World.

Luohu arrived at Mount Sumeru after the White Emperor had already been killed, ruining his plan to prolong the war between the White Tiger Clan and the Phoenix Clan. He continued preparing the Four Immortal Slaying Swords and Immortal Slaying Formation Diagram, using Mount Sumeru’s spiritual veins to temper them with slaughter and baleful Qi.

• Luohu watched baleful Qi gather over Mount Sumeru and lamented that the White Emperor had fallen before he could save him.
• Luohu revealed that he had wanted the White Tiger Clan and the Phoenix Clan to keep fighting so their slaughter could nourish his Four Immortal Slaying Swords.
• Luohu explained that the Immortal Slaying Formation Diagram lacked weapons to guard its four formation gates, so he had forged the Four Immortal Slaying Swords to complete it.
• Luohu placed the formation diagram and four swords at Mount Sumeru’s spiritual-vein root and used the Western Realm’s earth veins to draw in slaughter and baleful Qi.
• Luohu expected the completed Immortal Slaying Sword Formation to rival an innate supreme treasure in slaughtering power.

Luohu considered the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation’s immense power and sought war and slaughter to cultivate his Dao, but he could not act openly without provoking the other Innate Divine Demons. His plan to inflame the conflict between the Phoenix Clan and the White Tiger Clan failed when the White Emperor died too soon, leaving Luohu to abandon the White Tiger Clan.

• Luohu explained that breaking the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation required four equally powerful experts to breach its gates simultaneously or overwhelming force.
• Luohu decided he needed a large-scale war and blood-fiend aura to strengthen the Four Immortal Slaying Swords, rather than merely killing a few powerful opponents.
• Luohu judged that openly massacring the Primordial World would unite the other Innate Divine Demons against him, so he continued to scheme from the shadows.
• Luohu revealed that he had rescued the White Emperor to intensify the conflict between the Phoenix Clan and the White Tiger Clan.
• Luohu learned that the White Emperor had died too quickly, blamed the White Tiger Clan’s weakness, and concluded that it could not be propped up.

Luohu secretly gathered slaughter-born baleful qi to temper the Four Immortal Slaying Swords, while the chapter explained how Calamity Qi and Karmic Debt differed and why merit and fortune mattered in the Primordial World. Bai Yu remained focused on comprehending the Time Great Dao and continued along the sole path to the true Great Dao Realm.

• Luohu absorbed bloody baleful qi from the Western and Northern Continents through Mount Sumeru, using it to temper the Four Immortal Slaying Swords without the clans or most divine demons knowing.
• Bai Yu and Yang Mei learned of Luohu’s actions, but neither interfered, and Luohu’s removal of baleful qi indirectly benefited the two continents and increased his fortune.
• The chapter explained that slaughter produced Calamity Qi and Karmic Debt, with merit able to dissolve both, while fortune could only suppress Calamity Qi.
• Bai Yu reflected that the Primordial World’s paths of attaining Dao through merit or fortune granted Heavenly Dao Saint status rather than the true Great Dao Realm.
• Bai Yu, Yang Mei, and Hongjun continued pursuing the true path by comprehending the Origin Great Dao to perfection.

The Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin Clans completed their division of the Primordial World, matching the Primordial Heavenly Dao’s predetermined course. Bai Yu remained in seclusion, convinced that the world’s fixed future made its coming calamities utterly boring.

• The Qilin Clan occupied the Northern Continent, while the Phoenix Clan swiftly took the Western Continent after the White Tiger Clan lost its top experts.
• The Dragon Clan ruled the Four Seas, the Phoenix Clan occupied the Southern and Western Continents, and the Qilin Clan held the Eastern and Northern Continents.
• Bai Yu reflected that events followed the Primordial Heavenly Dao’s script, though his possession of the God-Slaying Spear had changed Luohu’s focus toward tempering the Four Immortal Slaying Swords.
• Bai Yu decided not to challenge the Primordial Heavenly Dao or alter the world’s major trends, since he could not defeat it and saw no benefit in interfering.
• Bai Yu watched the Primordial World through a Great Dao Dharma Body while his true self stayed in seclusion in the River of Time to comprehend the Time Great Dao.

Bai Yu decided not to interfere with the Primordial World's development, choosing instead to follow his own path toward mastering the Three Thousand Great Daos. Ten thousand yuanhui later, the Phoenix Clan, Qilin Clan, and Dragon Clan had become overwhelmingly powerful, with Ancestral Dragon reaching eighty percent comprehension of the Water Dao.

• Bai Yu accepted that he could neither guide the Primordial World's development nor justify spending his effort on it, and chose to pursue Origin Great Daos with the system's Enlightenment Function.
• Over ten thousand yuanhui, the Phoenix Clan, Qilin Clan, and Dragon Clan greatly expanded their ranks of Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• The Dragon Clan increased its middle-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals from seventeen to twenty-six, while Ancestral Dragon remained its sole late-stage expert.
• Ancestral Dragon advanced his comprehension of the Water Dao to eighty percent with the support of the Dragon Clan's fortune and resources.
• The three clans surpassed all other innate races so decisively that even Hongjun and Luohu avoided opposing them.