Chapter Summaries

Bai Yu spent more than ten thousand years speaking with Qing Hong, learning about the myriad worlds and hearing how a Thirtieth Order existence had beaten Qing Hong for several epochs. After promising to help Qing Hong get revenge, Bai Yu planned to visit the other party’s Great Thousand World for its World Origin, while Qing Hong considered comprehending the Space Great Dao so he could escape future beatings.

• Bai Yu and Qing Hong chatted for more than ten thousand years, and Bai Yu learned from Qing Hong’s travels through the Sea of Chaos.
• Qing Hong complained that a Thirtieth Order existence had beaten him for hundreds of thousands of years, and Bai Yu promised to avenge him.
• Bai Yu learned that the other party’s Great Thousand World contained only three complete Great Daos and decided to visit it for its World Origin.
• Bai Yu and Qing Hong discussed the Dao, and Qing Hong was astonished by Bai Yu’s understanding of Origin Great Daos.
• Qing Hong chose to pursue the Space Great Dao as his second Origin Great Dao because he believed it would help him escape future enemies.

Qing Hong benefited greatly from Bai Yu’s explanation of the Space Great Dao and remained determined to pursue it despite the difficulty. In gratitude, he gave Bai Yu a rare Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root, an azure lotus embodying the Water Dao.

• Qing Hong realized Bai Yu’s seventy-percent comprehension of the Space Great Dao could help him pursue his own goal of comprehending it within ten thousand yuanhui.
• Bai Yu respected Qing Hong’s choice to pursue the Space Great Dao rather than follow the easier path of the Five Elements Great Dao.
• Qing Hong thanked Bai Yu for imparting the Dao and presented him with an azure lotus Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root.
• Qing Hong explained that a Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Root carried a share of its Great Thousand World’s Great Dao Origin, making it exceptionally precious.

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 reflected on how the Myriad Worlds Gate, Myriad Worlds City, and the Chat Group gave him ways to survive, gather World Origin, and find world coordinates as he prepared to pursue the Three Thousand Great Daos. He weighed the dangers of searching the Sea of Chaos and the system’s protections, then considered how Qing Hong had been hunted as a valuable opportunity.

• Bai Yu judged that the Myriad Worlds Gate could have made survival and growth easier had he 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 helped him gather World Origin and world coordinates, which he would need to pursue the Three Thousand Great Daos.
• Bai Yu reviewed the coordinates he had obtained for the Primordial World, Qing Hong’s neighboring Great Thousand World, and an advanced Great Thousand World, noting that their Great Daos overlapped.
• Bai Yu considered the difficulty and danger of locating concealed Great Thousand Worlds in the Sea of Chaos and noted that the Myriad Worlds Gate could sever traces of its World Seeds.
• Bai Yu reasoned that Qing Hong’s pursuer had kept attacking him for hundreds of thousands of years because Qing Hong represented a valuable 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 the Great Thousand World and its two Dao Attainers, then investigated the world’s origins and considered how Heavenly Daos judged karmic debts and world transcendence. He concluded that Yang Mei had become unable to return to the Primordial World after attaining the Dao.

• Bai Yu used the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead’s four Great Daos to seal the Great Thousand World and suppress its two Dao Attainers.
• Beings who had comprehended a Great Dao sensed four chains sealing the world and feared they could not escape.
• Bai Yu swept through the Great Thousand World’s history and learned that its creator had left and never returned.
• Bai Yu reflected on Qing Hong’s ties to the Shanhai World and how its Heavenly Dao had judged his karmic debts repaid.
• Bai Yu considered how the Primordial Heavenly Dao barred Yang Mei from returning after he attained the Dao, leaving him a homeless wild child.

Bai Yu explained that Qing Hong’s Great Dao imprint still exposed the Shanhai World’s coordinates, then considered the dangers of revealing a world’s location to powerful beings. He left the story suppressing a weaker Great Thousand World, while remaining wary of unknown threats across the myriad worlds.

• Bai Yu concluded that Qing Hong had not severed his karma because revealing his Great Dao exposed the Shanhai World’s coordinates through the Myriad Worlds Gate.
• Bai Yu reasoned that a Great Dao imprint could only be erased by destroying its world, leaving Dao attainers’ home worlds vulnerable when they traveled beyond them.
• Bai Yu blamed the weak Great Thousand World he was suppressing for allowing its Dao attainer to venture into the endless Sea of Chaos and expose its coordinates.
• Bai Yu reflected on the unknown powerful beings and possible cheats across the myriad worlds, and judged the Chat Group wise to withhold invitations from Great Thousand Worlds.
• Bai Yu noted that his own system had reincarnated him as an Innate Being in the Primordial World, making transmigrators who reached Great Thousand Worlds especially dangerous.

Bai Yu killed both Dao Provers in the Great Thousand World and sent one through the Myriad Worlds Gate to Qing Hong’s world as revenge. He then shrank the world into his palm, extracted ninety percent of its World Origin, and left it frozen under the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead’s power.

• Bai Yu suppressed and silently killed one Dao Prover, then sent the body through the Myriad Worlds Gate to Qing Hong’s Great Thousand World.
• Bai Yu killed the other Dao Prover, leaving the Great Thousand World’s Heavenly Dao as the only witness to both deaths.
• Bai Yu used the Space Great Dao to shrink the suppressed Great Thousand World and hold it in his palm.
• Bai Yu extracted ninety percent of the world’s World Origin, leaving its operation unable to sustain its Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• The Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead froze the world’s time, space, karma, and destiny, preventing it from changing or returning to chaos.

Bai Yu used the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead to refine a Great Thousand World and discovered he could turn it into an Innate Supreme Treasure. He began shaping the treasure into a banner containing its three complete Great Daos.

• Bai Yu decided to test whether he could refine a Great Thousand World into an Innate Supreme Treasure using the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead.
• Bai Yu used the bead's Great Dao Fire to refine the world, focusing on its Origin Great Dao and the three complete Great Daos within it.
• The Great Thousand World melted into a fluid infused with its three complete Great Daos, and Bai Yu realized the refining process had succeeded.
• Bai Yu chose to forge the new treasure into a banner and named it the Azure Flame Earthen Banner.
• Bai Yu compared the banner's complete Great Daos with the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead and the Innate Five Directions Banners, noting that an Innate Supreme Treasure could not be fully refined before attaining the Dao.

Bai Yu forged the Azure Flame Earthen Banner from a Great Thousand World, then entered a world governed by the Water and Fire Daos and discovered its incomplete nascent Yin Yang Great Dao. He suppressed the world and learned how Qing Hong had obtained its coordinates, leaving the world’s fate in Bai Yu’s hands.

• Bai Yu finished forging the Azure Flame Earthen Banner with the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead and put it away without refining its restrictions.
• Bai Yu traveled through the Myriad Worlds Gate to a Great Thousand World containing complete Water and Fire Daos and a nascent Yin Yang Great Dao evolved to seventy percent.
• Bai Yu judged that the Yin Yang Great Dao could not reach completion because the world’s Water and Fire Daos created only a flawed balance rather than true yin-yang transformation.
• Bai Yu used the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead to suppress the Great Thousand World and silence its Daos.
• Bai Yu learned that the world’s two Thirtieth Order Dao Attainers served its Heavenly Dao and could not leave, and that Qing Hong had escaped after returning to provoke the world for its coordinates.

Bai Yu harvested World Origin from two Great Thousand Worlds, refining each into an Innate Supreme Treasure, then traveled to the Limitless World to ripen the Yin Yang Dao Fruit for the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead. He left himself preparing to strengthen the Bead while insisting that his restraint made him a benefactor to the myriad worlds.

• Bai Yu extracted ninety percent of a Great Thousand World's World Origin and refined the world into the Water Fire Fan, an Innate Supreme Treasure containing the Water Dao and Fire Dao.
• Bai Yu visited another Great Thousand World, found no sign of the Dao attainer who had fought Qing Hong, and refined the world into the Innate Nursery containing the Wood Dao.
• Bai Yu traveled to the Limitless World, where he planned to ripen the Yin Yang Dao Fruit so the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead could gain the Yin Yang Great Dao.
• Bai Yu considered how the Bead's four complete Great Daos suited his preferences and concluded that he was a great benefactor because he did not plunder every world in Myriad Worlds City.

Bai Yu used Great Thousand World Origin to mature the Yin Yang Dao Fruit, which fused with the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead and completed its fifth Origin Great Dao. He concluded that Innate Supreme Treasures could not be mass-produced, since each Origin Great Dao was eternally unique and the Great Dao’s quality surpassed any quantity of worlds.

• Bai Yu nourished the Yin Yang Dao Fruit with World Origin until its Origin of the Great Dao reached full maturity, using only forty percent of the origin he had gathered.
• The Great Dao Tree withered after the Yin Yang Dao Fruit matured, and Bai Yu merged the fruit into the Seed of Great Dao within the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead.
• The Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead gained five complete Origin Great Daos, while Bai Yu recognized that the Yin Yang Dao Fruit could merge because it was highly compatible with the bead’s other Daos.
• Bai Yu realized that the Origin Great Daos in the three Innate Supreme Treasures could not merge with the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead, preventing him from mass-producing Innate Supreme Treasures.
• Bai Yu reasoned that each Origin Great Dao could serve as the core of only one Great Thousand World, and that a single world containing many complete Great Daos was superior to many worlds containing just one.

Bai Yu considered why Innate Supreme Treasures containing complete Great Daos could not be mass-produced and learned that the Origin Great Dao’s Eternal Uniqueness restricted such creations within the heavens. The chapter explained that transcending the heavens meant breaking their framework, then compared how different Great Thousand Worlds and their Heavenly Daos restricted their inhabitants.

• Bai Yu concluded that he could forge either three thousand Innate Supreme Treasures with one complete Great Dao apiece or one treasure containing all three thousand, but not endlessly mass-produce them.
• Bai Yu reasoned that creating a Great Thousand World with all three thousand complete Great Daos would assign it the unique core authority and prevent him from forging an equivalent treasure.
• Bai Yu understood that the heavens’ framework imposed Eternal Uniqueness on the Origin Great Dao, and that breaking this framework was the path to transcendence.
• Bai Yu recognized that Great Thousand Worlds were rare and that their inhabitants faced different limits depending on their Heavenly Daos.
• Bai Yu noted that the Six Saints of the Primordial World could send avatars or powers to other worlds but could not travel there with their true bodies.
• Bai Yu contrasted the Shanhai World, whose beings could enter the Sea of Chaos after repaying karma, with the Primordial World, where the Heavenly Dao controlled whether karma counted as repaid.

Bai Yu considered the scarcity of Innate Supreme Treasures in the Primordial World and compared them with treasures and Great Daos across other worlds. He concluded that the Primordial Heavenly Dao had nurtured none itself, while Pangu and the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods had supplied much of the Primordial World's foundation.

• Bai Yu reasoned that uniting three thousand Origin Great Daos would force him to choose between opening a Great Thousand World containing them and refining an Innate Supreme Treasure containing them.
• Bai Yu contrasted Qing Hong's Shanhai World, which had nurtured Qing Hong's Water Dao treasure, with the Primordial World's few Innate Supreme Treasures.
• Bai Yu argued that the Chaos Bell, Taiji Diagram, and Pangu Banner surpassed Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasures because they contained complete Great Daos, though their wielders could not fully refine them.
• Bai Yu questioned the claim that four Saints were needed to break the Immortal Slaying Sword Formation and considered how Hongjun had defeated Luohu before becoming a Saint.
• Bai Yu concluded that the Primordial Heavenly Dao had nurtured no Innate Supreme Treasures and that Pangu and the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods had provided much of the Primordial World's treasure legacy.
• Bai Yu wondered whether Pangu had deliberately lured the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods into a trap so the Primordial World could inherit their wealth.

Bai Yu considered the Shanhai Heavenly Dao’s safeguards over its Innate Supreme Treasures, then returned to the Primordial World after storing the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead. In the aftermath of the Fierce Beast Calamity, the world remained outwardly peaceful while the leading Innate races grew stronger in seclusion.

• Qing Hong understood that the Shanhai Heavenly Dao retained core authority over his companion treasure and could reclaim it if circumstances allowed.
• Bai Yu considered that he could eventually create an Innate Supreme Treasure containing three thousand complete Great Daos, though he regarded the prospect as premature.
• Bai Yu put away the Mysterious Bright Treasure Bead, left the Limitless World, and returned to the Primordial World.
• The Innate beings and leading races entered seclusion to digest their gains, while struggles over territory and resources began to stir beneath the calm.
• The Dragon Clan, White Tiger Clan, Phoenix Clan, and Qilin Clan converted their gains from the calamity into strength, and Grand Unity Golden Immortals in the Dragon Clan multiplied rapidly.

Bai Yu used the Space Great Dao to search the Primordial World for Yang Mei, but found only old traces because Yang Mei had severed the karma that could reveal his location. He reflected on how Great Dao power could locate lesser worlds through karma, while Great Thousand Worlds remained anchored and smaller worlds drifted through the Sea of Chaos.

• Bai Yu searched the Primordial World for Yang Mei using Yang Mei's Great Dao aura but found no sign that he had returned.
• Bai Yu explained that Grand Unity Golden Immortals could sever karmic information, making Yang Mei impossible to locate through his past traces.
• Bai Yu reasoned that his Great Dao power could trace thoughts and information to matching Small and Middle Thousand Worlds, but not worlds capable of resisting it.
• Bai Yu compared Great Thousand Worlds to anchored islands and Small and Middle Thousand Worlds to ships that drifted through the Sea of Chaos.