Chapter Summaries

Ancestral Dragon discussed moving the Dragon Clan from the East Sea with Candle Dragon, fearing the mysterious Grand Unity Golden Immortal whose dojo might lie there. Candle Dragon argued that the clan did not need to relocate, leaving Ancestral Dragon waiting for his reasoning.

• Ancestral Dragon told Candle Dragon that he favored moving to the South Sea but was reluctant to abandon the Dragon Clan’s East Sea base.
• Candle Dragon considered the danger and advised Ancestral Dragon that the entire clan did not need to relocate.
• Candle Dragon asked whether Ancestral Dragon wanted to leave because he believed the mysterious expert’s dojo was in the East Sea.
• Ancestral Dragon confirmed his concern, explaining that a Grand Unity Golden Immortal could cross the East Sea with ease.
• The narration described how the Great Daos enabled movement and compared the Dragon Clan’s common Water Dao with Candle Dragon’s rare Time Great Dao.

The chapter explained why Ancestral Dragon chose the Water Dao but planned to master all five elemental Origin Great Daos to prove the Dao, despite the risks of dividing his focus. Bai Yu contrasted that ambition with his own decision to prioritize the Space Dao, leaving his other Great Daos far less developed so he could prove the Dao through his strongest path.

• Ancestral Dragon abandoned attempts to pursue the Space, Time, Destiny, Karma, and Creation Great Daos and chose the Water Dao that best suited him.
• Ancestral Dragon planned to use the Water Dao as a foundation to comprehend the other four elemental Origin Great Daos and prove the Dao through all five.
• The chapter explained that the Five Elements Great Dao meant five distinct Origin Great Daos whose mutual generation and restraint gave them an advantage when mastered together.
• Bai Yu continued to focus on the Space Dao, which he had comprehended to seventy percent, while keeping his Time Dao at thirty percent and his Destiny and Karma Great Daos at ten percent each.
• Bai Yu’s mastery of the Space Dao had allowed him to drive Yang Mei away, reinforcing his choice to prioritize quality over the number of Great Daos he comprehended.

Candle Dragon tried to dissuade the Dragon Ancestor from moving the Dragon Clan to the South Sea, despite the Dragon Ancestor’s fear that a mysterious East Sea expert with an Innate Supreme Treasure might threaten them. The Dragon Ancestor reconsidered and abandoned the relocation, keeping the East Sea as the Dragon Clan’s foundation for its ambition to dominate the Four Seas.

• Candle Dragon argued that the Dragon Clan had no reason to flee the mysterious expert, but the Dragon Ancestor insisted their strength could not compare.
• The Dragon Ancestor feared the expert might destroy the Dragon Clan on a whim, just as he himself casually wiped out sea clans he disliked.
• Candle Dragon warned that abandoning the East Sea would undermine the Dragon Clan’s plans to dominate the Four Seas.
• The Dragon Ancestor reconsidered, deciding not to relocate the Dragon Clan to the South Sea.
• The chapter noted that moving the Dragon Clan’s headquarters after the Fierce Beast Calamity could weaken it and alter the next calamity.

After the Fierce Beast Calamity, Bai Yu returned to seclusion and rejected Heavenly Dao Merit as too tainted to risk using. The Primordial World entered a prosperous era as its inhabitants grew stronger, while Bai Yu explained that the Primordial Heavenly Dao set each calamity to last fifty thousand yuanhui.

• Bai Yu watched the Fierce Beast Calamity from the sidelines, unexpectedly gained the most Heavenly Dao Merit, and resumed his seclusion afterward.
• Bai Yu avoided refining Heavenly Dao Merit because he believed its traces of the Primordial Heavenly Dao could contaminate his Essence, Qi, and Spirit.
• Innate Beings across the Primordial World refined their gains, advanced in cultivation, and traveled the world as Golden Immortals and Grand Unity Golden Immortals grew more numerous.
• Innate Divine Demons and the Dragon, Qilin, White Tiger, and Phoenix Clans continued building their strength while unrest spread beneath the Primordial World's flourishing surface.
• Bai Yu explained that the Dragon-Han Calamity would begin when the dragon, phoenix, and qilin races formally competed for supremacy, and that the Primordial Heavenly Dao had fixed each calamity's duration at fifty thousand yuanhui.

The chapter explained that the Dragon-Han Calamity was inevitable under the Heavenly Dao’s plan, then described how quickly Ying Zheng advanced and transformed the Qin State after joining the Myriad Worlds Chat Group. It left Ying Zheng with a modernized realm and a formidable cultivation army, including one hundred thousand Qi Refinement soldiers and Foundation Establishment officers.

• The chapter stated that the Dragon-Han Calamity would begin when the Dragon Clan, Phoenix Clan, and Qilin Clan were ready to contend for supremacy, and that changing the Heavenly Dao’s plan was beyond anyone except a being stronger than it.
• Ying Zheng became immortal, destroyed the six states, and unified the Central Plains years ahead of the original timeline.
• The chapter explained that Chat Group members advanced rapidly with resources and Saint Spirit Stones but generally stalled at the Sixteenth Order while comprehending the Mysterious Realm.
• Ying Zheng used his resources to perfect his Ninth Order foundation and then turned his attention from cultivation to governing the Qin State.
• Ying Zheng accelerated the Qin State’s civilian development until it approached the limits of the pre-Steam Age.
• Ying Zheng built an army of one hundred thousand Qi Refinement cultivators, with mid-level officers such as commanders of two hundred and fifty men at the Foundation Establishment Stage.

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 administrative authority let him cooperate directly with the Chat Group, which wanted him to create a currency capable of helping users comprehend the Origin Great Dao. The Chat Group granted him control over its standard currency to build a lasting relationship, while Bai Yu treated the arrangement as a source of profit.

• Bai Yu used his administrator authority to communicate and cooperate with the Chat Group, bypassing Shi Yaoyao.
• The Chat Group explained that Saint Spirit Stones contained all Three Thousand Origin Laws and served as its standard currency, but it hoped Bai Yu would create a higher-tier currency tied to the Origin Great Dao.
• The Chat Group granted Bai Yu authority to issue currency in exchange for his cooperation, and Bai Yu accepted the deal for profit.
• The Chat Group contrasted its elite approach with Myriad Worlds City’s quantity-based model and noted that Bai Yu could eventually create treasures like either of them himself.
• The Chat Group pursued repeated cooperation with Bai Yu to establish a lasting bond and exchange of goodwill.

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 Limitless Great Dao, World Origin, and Taiji Heavenly Dao formed and sustained a Great Thousand World, and how powerful experts could suppress or replace its Heavenly Dao. It ended by noting that Great Dao Realm experts could sacrifice a world so long as its Origin Great Dao remained.

• The chapter explained that a Great Thousand World's Origin Great Daos formed its foundation and that its inhabitants sought to attain the Great Dao and transcend their world.
• It described the Limitless giving rise to Youji, the World Origin, and then Taiji, the Heavenly Dao, through the Five Tai stages of creation.
• It explained that the World Origin supplied energy linking the Great Dao and Heavenly Dao, and that its loss would cause the Heavenly Dao and world to collapse.
• It stated that a Heavenly Dao could be controlled, abolished, or replaced by someone able to overcome the world's Great Dao power.
• Bai Yu suppressed the Godsveit World's Great Dao, renamed the world Limitless World, and changed its magic cultivation system to immortal Dao cultivation.
• It concluded that Great Dao Realm experts could sacrifice a Great Thousand World if its Origin Great Dao survived, while the inhabitants' fate depended on the expert's mercy.

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 encountered Qing Hong, the creator and controller of a Great Thousand World, and became curious about how he had created it. Qing Hong was astonished by Bai Yu’s control of the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead but remained confident he could withstand him, with his home world nearby.

• Bai Yu realized Qing Hong was the true creator of the Great Thousand World, unlike the Heavenly Dao rulers he had encountered before.
• Bai Yu considered how learning the process of creating a Great Thousand World could help him build one containing all Three Thousand Origin Great Daos in the future.
• Bai Yu used the Space Great Dao to appear before Qing Hong, who greeted him and studied the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead.
• Qing Hong marveled that Bai Yu had completely refined a Great Dao Supreme Treasure containing multiple Origin Great Daos despite not having attained the Dao.
• Qing Hong reflected on his smooth path to attaining the Water Dao and his freedom to travel after repaying his home world’s karma.
• Qing Hong remained calm because his home was close and he believed Bai Yu could not defeat him in one strike.

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 his newly created Great Thousand World and decided to spare it because Qing Hong treated him courteously. At Yuan Qing Heaven, Bai Yu questioned Qing Hong about his travels through the Sea of Chaos, while the Jade Plate of Creation remained one of the treasures Bai Yu hoped to obtain.

• Bai Yu returned Qing Hong's respectful greeting and privately decided not to take anything from Qing Hong's Great Thousand World.
• Bai Yu considered how the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead, containing four complete Great Daos, could suppress Qing Hong and seal the entire world.
• Bai Yu reflected on the power of the Jade Plate of Creation and resolved that he had to obtain it, though he did not know its abilities.
• Bai Yu and Qing Hong sat in Yuan Qing Heaven and chatted, with Bai Yu asking questions and Qing Hong answering from his experience traveling the Sea of Chaos.

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.