Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi understands that the universe's growth stage will end when all rules are completed, leading to the decline of Tenth-Order Ultimates.
• He realizes that the current era's powerful existences are far inferior to those of the ancient universe.
• Xu Zhi attempts to distort the time of the entire universe, achieving a thinking speed of one thousand years a day.
• He releases Spores to spread throughout the universe, but their reproduction is extremely difficult due to the incomplete Law of Life.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi gains a deeper understanding of the universe's history and future, feeling the inevitability of its decline.
• He becomes more determined to distort the universe's time, accelerating its aging process.
• Xu Zhi encounters a challenge with the Spores, as they struggle to adapt to the new universe's incomplete rules.

Significant Themes

• The inevitability of the universe's decline and the impact of time on its existence.
• The struggle for life and adaptation in an incomplete universe.
• The power of knowledge and understanding in shaping the universe.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi interacts with the new universe, attempting to shape its time and life forms.
• He communicates with the Spores, guiding their evolution in the new environment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi discovers a Clay creature, a sentient being made of Primordial Substance, with no cellular structure or DNA.
• He realizes that the earliest life in the universe had no lifespan limit, granting them Eternal Life.
• Xu Zhi deduces that the lifespan limit was added by an ancient sage to prevent Calamity locusts.
• He decides to increase the intensity of his deductions, speeding up the universe's development to one day for ten thousand years.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi's understanding of the universe's origins deepens, leading him to explore its truths further.
• He becomes more determined to uncover the universe's secrets, despite the risks involved.

Significant Themes

• The origin and evolution of life in the universe.
• The concept of Eternal Life and its implications.
• The role of ancient sages in shaping the universe's rules.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi interacts with the Clay creature, observing its development but choosing not to interfere with its natural progression.
• Xu Zhi's internal monologue reveals his thought processes and decisions, driving the narrative forward.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi, a traveler from 14 billion years in the future, observes the early universe but finds his knowledge and abilities ineffective in this era.
• The first intelligent being, Yi Mang, survives for 10,000 years without cultivation.
• Yi Mang's tribe, initially living like wild beasts, develops a language and civilization, learning to avoid cosmic dangers.
• Over millennia, they focus on sculpting the cosmic matter around them, despite the sculptures being destroyed by chaotic universe conditions.
• Yi Mang begins to question the irregularity of the universe and, after years of focused sculpting, undergoes a transformation, breaking through a limit and entering a mysterious state.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi: Realizes his limitations in the primordial universe and chooses not to interfere.
• Yi Mang: Develops from a simple, survival-focused being to one who questions the universe's nature and undergoes a transformative experience.

Significant Themes

• The struggle and adaptation of early life in a chaotic universe.
• The role of language and communication in civilization development.
• The pursuit of regularity and understanding in an irregular universe.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi observes but does not interact with Yi Mang's tribe.
• Yi Mang's interactions with his tribe are limited to communication about survival and sculpting, with no significant conflicts or alliances.
• Yi Mang's internal dialogue and self-reflection drive his character development.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang, the leader of the Yi Mang Clan, breaks through to the First-Order, causing a cosmic disturbance.
• Xu Zhi, an observer, explains that this disturbance is a natural phenomenon, not a divine blessing.
• Yi Mang discovers that sculpting accelerates his physical growth and names this process "cultivation".
• He explains that cultivation is about advancing through life stages (childhood, adulthood, etc.) faster than natural growth.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Becomes the first cultivator in the Primordial Universe, discovering the concept of cultivation and its purpose.
• Xu Zhi: Gains a deeper understanding of the essence of cultivation and the differences between the Primordial Universe and later eras.

Significant Themes

• The essence of cultivation: Accelerating natural life growth stages.
• The difference between the Primordial Universe and later eras in terms of lifespan and cultivation purpose.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and his clansmen: Yi Mang shares his discovery of cultivation with his clansmen, sparking their interest.
• Xu Zhi and Yi Mang: Xu Zhi observes Yi Mang's breakthrough and understands the true essence of cultivation through his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Yi Mang Tribe, the only life form in their universe, follows a natural growth stage for strength, taking 10,000 years to reach First-Order.
• They develop cultivation methods to accelerate growth, reaching First-Order in 80-200 years, and progress through orders rapidly.
• The Soul Dao and Martial Dao cultivation methods are solidified, almost identical to later generations' versions.
• Xu Zhi, observing from the future, deduces that the universe was tailored for these two cultivation methods.
• Ten thousand years later, the world is filled with cultivators, and Yi Mang, now a Seventh-Order Heavenly Emperor, leads the Tribe, exploring the universe and discovering new life forms.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi: Realizes the universe's secrets and the origin of cultivation methods, experiences a premonition of danger.
• Yi Mang: Grows from a simple, crude leader to a Seventh-Order Heavenly Emperor, begins questioning the limits of life.

Significant Themes

• The origin and development of cultivation methods.
• The relationship between the universe and its inhabitants.
• The limits of life and growth.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi observes the Yi Mang Tribe from afar, not interacting directly.
• Yi Mang interacts with his subjects, displaying his power and wisdom, but also his lecherous nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang, a Seventh-Order Heavenly Emperor, feels stagnant and lonely after three thousand years of no growth.
• He reflects on his life, finding happiness in past challenges and dangers, and decides to hold a sculpture competition to keep his people engaged.
• Yi Mang wanders the universe for thousands of years, seeking a way to break through his limits.
• He returns to his tribe multiple times, witnessing its decline and the despair of his people.
• Yi Mang discovers a way to accelerate his life time and becomes the first Four-Dimensional Being, gaining control over his timeline.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Struggles with loneliness and stagnation, seeks purpose and growth, ultimately discovers a way to evolve and gain control over his timeline.

Significant Themes

• Loneliness and the struggle for purpose in eternal life.
• The search for growth and evolution beyond physical limits.
• The curse of eternal life and the quest for meaning.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang interacts with his tribe members, witnessing their despair and decline, which fuels his determination to find a solution.
• Yi Mang's introspection and self-reflection drive his journey and discovery.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang, the protagonist, becomes a Four-Dimensional Being, able to see and control his own Timeline.
• He returns to his tribe to find it desolate and filled with fear due to the repetitive nature of their lives.
• Yi Mang announces that they have an eighth stage of growth, where they will become Four-Dimensional Beings.
• He demonstrates his new abilities: accelerating and reversing his Timeline.
• Yi Mang declares that Four-Dimensional Beings are gods, transcending Three-Dimensional life and being nearly invincible.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang evolves from a Three-Dimensional Being to a Four-Dimensional Being, gaining control over his Timeline and becoming the first 'god'.
• The members of the Chaos Primordial Tribe are filled with hope and excitement upon learning about the eighth stage of growth and the possibility of becoming gods.

Significant Themes

• Evolution and Growth: The tribe's members evolve through stages of life, with the eighth stage marking their transformation into gods.
• Perception of Time: Yi Mang's new abilities challenge the tribe's understanding of time and life.
• Fear of Repetition and Mortality: The tribe's initial desolation and fear stem from the repetitive nature of their lives and the inevitability of death.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang interacts with his tribe members, sharing his newfound knowledge and abilities, and inspiring hope and excitement.
• The tribe members react with shock, excitement, and disbelief to Yi Mang's revelations and demonstrations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang's return boosts the tribe's morale and gives the older generation a purpose to live for.
• The tribe's population grows, and people become more confident in becoming gods.
• Yi Mang sculpts a mysterious humanoid statue after having a vision of a god.
• The tribe members start sculpting enthusiastically, transforming the universe into a cosmic sculpture exhibition.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang maintains a strong sense of crisis and continues to seek solutions to prevent the tribe's boredom and self-destruction.
• He decides to accelerate his cultivation to reach the next growth period and make the universe more interesting.
• Xu Zhi observes Yi Mang's rapid cultivation progress and reflects on the power of Primordial gods.

Significant Themes

• Purpose and Boredom: The tribe members find a new purpose in life, but Yi Mang worries about boredom setting in again.
• Cultivation and Growth: Yi Mang accelerates his cultivation to reach the next growth period and become stronger.
• Art and Expression: Sculpting becomes a form of expression and entertainment for the tribe members.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang shares his vision of a god with the tribe members, inspiring them to sculpt their own works.
• Xu Zhi observes Yi Mang's cultivation progress and contemplates the power of Primordial gods.
• The tribe members discuss and learn from each other while sculpting, fostering a sense of community.

Key Plot Points and Events

+ Yi Mang, now a Four-Dimensional Being, travels through time to his future self at the peak of the God realm.
+ He grasps the concept of the fifth dimension, which is the rules governing life.
+ Yi Mang returns to his tribe and preaches the Dao, explaining the existence of the Great Dao in all things.
+ He reveals the future realms of Ninth-Order (Harmonizing with the Dao) and Tenth-Order (End of the Dao) for his followers.
+ Yi Mang Harmonizes with the Dao, transforming into the Dao for the Heaven and Earth Common People, and establishing rules for the Universe.
+ He takes nine disciples and guides them to attain the Dao, each cultivating a specific rule.
+ In just fourteen days, the universe experiences a Big Bang, and the Saints who attained the Dao create Heaven and Earth.

Character Developments

+ Yi Mang becomes a Four-Dimensional Being and later a Seeker of the Dao in the true sense.
+ He gains a deeper understanding of the universe and the concept of rules.
+ Yi Mang takes on the role of a teacher, guiding his disciples and the tribe towards the path of the Dao.
+ His disciples grow in power and understanding, each cultivating a specific rule.

Significant Themes

+ The pursuit of understanding and mastery of the Great Dao.
+ The concept of rules governing life and the universe.
+ The responsibility of guiding and teaching others to attain the Dao.
+ The creation and establishment of order in the universe.

Character Interactions

+ Yi Mang interacts with his disciples, guiding and teaching them.
+ The tribe members listen to Yi Mang's preaching and express their excitement and longing.
+ The Saints who attained the Dao work together to create Heaven and Earth.
+ Xu Zhi, an external observer, records and commemorates the events.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The era of Great Dao Saints begins, marking the complete emergence of the Primordial cultivation universe.
• The universe becomes more orderly and habitable, with spatial turbulences and dimensional chaos disasters disappearing.
• A large number of Gods appear, and Taoist Ancestor Yi Mang cultivates many disciples to attain the Dao, correcting the entire universe.
• Yi Nü, the only disciple not yet allowed to attain the Dao, is tasked by Yi Mang to complete the rules of life, leading to the birth of acquired living beings.
• Yi Mang, facing his impending death, reflects on his life and the universe's development, expressing a desire to live longer to witness its further prosperity.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang (Taoist Ancestor): Becomes the greatest existence of the era, harmonizing with the Dao and in charge of the Truth of heaven and earth. He faces his mortality and reflects on his life, expressing a desire to live longer to see the universe's further development.
• Yi Nü: Attains the Dao after completing the rules of life, enabling the birth of acquired living beings. Her talent in sculpture and machinery is highlighted.

Significant Themes

• Death and Mortality: Yi Mang's impending death forces him to confront his mortality and reflect on his life and the universe's development.
• Creation and Evolution: The birth of acquired living beings and the universe's transition from Chaos to order emphasize the themes of creation and evolution.
• Power and Control: Yi Mang's desire to borrow more time from the heavens to witness the universe's further prosperity underscores the theme of power and control over one's life and destiny.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and Yi Nü: Yi Mang tasks Yi Nü with completing the rules of life, leading to her attaining the Dao and the birth of acquired living beings. Their interaction highlights Yi Mang's wisdom and Yi Nü's talent and dedication.
• Yi Mang and the Universe: Yi Mang's reflection on his life and the universe's development emphasizes his deep connection with the universe and his desire to continue witnessing its growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi, a Tenth-Order Ultimate, refuses to interfere with Yi Mang's situation, stating that everything must rely on oneself and that he cannot change the era's course.
• Yi Mang, a Tenth-Order Ultimate, becomes increasingly old and decayed, struggling to find a way to escape the assimilation of the Great Dao.
• Yi Mang summons his disciples after a long seclusion, revealing his aged and dying state. He then attacks and absorbs the Great Dao Bloodlines of three of his strongest disciples, regaining his youth.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi: Maintains his stance of non-interference, acknowledging his limitations and the importance of self-reliance.
• Yi Mang: Ages rapidly and becomes desperate to find a way to prolong his life, ultimately resorting to absorbing his disciples' Great Dao Bloodlines.

Significant Themes

• Self-reliance and the importance of one's own efforts in overcoming challenges.
• The consequences of desperation and the lengths one might go to in order to survive.
• The cyclical nature of life and death, even for powerful beings.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi and Yi Mang: Xu Zhi refuses to help Yi Mang, emphasizing self-reliance, while Yi Mang struggles with his situation and ultimately turns against his disciples.
• Yi Mang and his disciples: Yi Mang absorbs the power of three of his disciples, betraying their trust and marking a dark turn in his character.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A battle between the first Ancient God, Yi Mang, and three thousand Chaos Saints occurs, causing the collapse of heavens and earth, and the return to Chaos.
• Yi Mang, having seized five Great Dao Bloodlines, initially gains the upper hand but is eventually besieged and falls into disadvantage.
• Yi Mang initiates a time acceleration of ten thousand years a day in High-Dimensional Space-Time, causing the Saints' lifespans to decay rapidly.
• The Saints stop the battle, realizing the beginning of a corrupt and dark universe, with the era of innocent and pure Gods and Demons ending.
• A chain reaction of battles ensues, leading to the destruction of the Innate Gods and Demons era, with only a hundred or so Saints surviving.
• The universe is rebuilt, and a new era of Acquired Lifeforms begins.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Initially a respected and selfless Great Sage, he becomes corrupted by desire and greed after seizing his disciples' Great Dao Bloodlines. He falls into self-blame and despair, accelerating his lifespan towards its end.
• The Chaos Saints: They become wary and scheming after the battle, marking the end of the innocent era and the beginning of a dark universe.

Significant Themes

• The corrupting influence of power and desire.
• The inevitable decay of life and the consequences of seeking eternal life.
• The end of an era and the beginning of a new one.
• The impact of one's actions on future generations.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and the Chaos Saints: Their battle marks the turning point from a pure to a corrupt era.
• Yi Mang and his disciples: Yi Mang's actions lead to the death of his strongest disciples and the corruption of his own character.
• Yi Mang and Xu Zhi: Xu Zhi, a mysterious figure, observes Yi Mang's fall and the end of the Innate Gods and Demons era, choosing not to intervene.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The planet is rapidly developing, with black apes appearing and beginning to cultivate under the guidance of Saints' disciples.
• Yi Mang's deeds are discussed, with his sacrifice for the universe's creation remembered but his true nature obscured.
• Yi Mang, now an ape, reflects on his past and the universe's future, deciding to use his final moments to give the universe a distant future.
• Yi Mang meets an unknown existence that he had longed to encounter.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Reflects on his past, accepts his impending death, and decides to use his final moments to improve the universe's future.
• The Black Apes: Begin to cultivate and form a primitive Sect, showing signs of growth and intelligence.

Significant Themes

• The difference between innate and acquired beings, with acquired beings shown to have greater potential.
• Yi Mang's acceptance of his mortality and desire to make amends for his past mistakes.
• The universe's lack of future and Yi Mang's attempt to change that.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang interacts with the young ape students, sharing his views on innate and acquired beings.
• Yi Mang encounters an unknown existence, which he greets as an old friend.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang, at the end of his life, meets an enigmatic figure who has been waiting for him.
• Yi Mang reveals his desire to limit the lifespan of the universe to prevent its rapid aging and destruction.
• He plans to strike a blow against both gods and mortals by introducing aging, illness, and death to all beings, mirroring the life cycle of Tenth-Order existences.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Accepts his past mistakes and chooses to bear the infamy of his actions to create a balanced universe. He becomes determined to implement his plan despite the expected backlash from other beings.
• Xu Zhi: Admires Yi Mang's resolve and acknowledges the significance of his actions. He supports Yi Mang's decision and predicts that history will vindicate him.

Significant Themes

• Balance and Imperfection: Yi Mang realizes that perfection is unattainable and chooses to create an imperfect world to maintain balance.
• Consequences of Actions: Yi Mang accepts the consequences of his past mistakes and is willing to bear the infamy of his current actions to rectify them.
• Sacrifice for the Greater Good: Yi Mang is willing to be cursed and spurned by other beings to create a universe that can sustain life for a longer period.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and Xu Zhi: They engage in a conversation where Xu Zhi admires Yi Mang's resolve and acknowledges the importance of his actions. Yi Mang seeks Xu Zhi's support and understanding for his plan.
• Yi Mang and the Universe: Yi Mang interacts with the universe as a whole, expressing his desire to give it a lifespan and prevent its rapid destruction. He also plans to introduce aging and death to all beings within it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yi Mang, in his final moments, accepts three disciples to prove the Dao, causing significant changes to the universe's lifespan and the rules governing life.
• The universe's Common People curse Yi Mang for bringing them suffering, as they begin to experience aging and death prematurely.
• Yi Mang's disciples attain the Dao but are immediately killed by him, further solidifying his reputation as a sinner.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: He proves the Dao again, shortening the universe's lifespan to a thousand years and causing the Common People to suffer. He accepts disciples but ultimately kills them, showing his resolve and willingness to bear infamy for his actions.
• Xu Zhi: He observes Yi Mang's final moments and understands his intentions but does not interfere.
• Yi Mang's Disciples: They attain the Dao but are killed by Yi Mang, showing their loyalty and naivety in understanding their master's true intentions.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Yi Mang sacrifices his reputation and the well-being of his disciples to bring about changes he believes will benefit the universe's Common People in the long run.
• Infamy vs. Benevolence: Yi Mang is cursed by the Common People for bringing them suffering, despite his actions being motivated by benevolence.
• The Burden of Knowledge: Yi Mang understands the consequences of his actions but chooses to bear the infamy and suffering they bring.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and his Disciples: Yi Mang accepts his disciples, knowing they will attain the Dao and be killed by him. The disciples are loyal and grateful but do not understand the true extent of their master's actions.
• Yi Mang and the Universe's Common People: The Common People curse Yi Mang for bringing them suffering, while he silently bears the infamy, understanding that his actions are necessary for the greater good.
• Yi Mang and Xu Zhi: Xu Zhi observes Yi Mang's final moments but does not interfere, understanding his intentions but not actively supporting or opposing them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Heaven and Earth Saints fall, marking the end of an era.
• Yi Mang, the Despotic Hero, reflects on his life and decisions.
• Yi Mang decides to take his disciples who proved the Dao with him, preventing them from potentially subverting the lifespan rules in the future.
• Xu Zhi and Yi Mang have a conversation about the future of the universe.

Character Developments

• Yi Mang: Accepts his past actions, finds peace, and passes away contentedly after learning about the future from Xu Zhi.
• Xu Zhi: Remains silent and mysterious, revealing knowledge of the future but not his origins.

Significant Themes

• The impermanence of life and the inevitability of change.
• The consequences of one's actions and the burden of responsibility.
• The pursuit of knowledge and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Yi Mang and Xu Zhi: Yi Mang seeks knowledge from Xu Zhi, finding solace and acceptance in his words. Xu Zhi provides insights into the future, helping Yi Mang let go of his regrets.
• Yi Mang and his disciples: Yi Mang reflects on his past actions, expressing regret for killing his disciples but ultimately deciding to take them with him to prevent future chaos.
• Xu Zhi and the universe: Xu Zhi observes the changes in the universe, providing insights into the future based on his knowledge from a distant time.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi learns about a potential higher realm beyond the Tenth-Order Ultimate.
• Yi Mang, on his deathbed, deduces that the only way to reach this realm is to live from the beginning to the end of the universe, which is theoretically impossible.
• Yi Mang suggests that establishing a special World and hiding within it until the Era of Dharma Decline could be a way to achieve this.
• Yi Mang names this potential World "Eternal Life".
• Xu Zhi watches Yi Mang's collapse and return to the Great Dao, marking his death.
• Xu Zhi leaves the Pseudo Dao Universe and returns to the real universe, reflecting on the Great Dao Diagram and the countless Great Dao Saints of history.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi gains new insights about the universe and its ultimate realm.
• Yi Mang, in his final moments, deduces a potential path to the ultimate realm and shares his findings with Xu Zhi.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of the universe and its eras.
• The pursuit of the ultimate truth and the impossibility of achieving it.
• The contradiction between the sea of suffering and the pursuit of a true Paradise.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi and Yi Mang engage in a philosophical discussion about the ultimate realm and the possibility of reaching it.
• Xu Zhi sends off Yi Mang, acknowledging his greatness and the weight of his achievements.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Epoch ends, marking the transition from the era of Eternal Life Chaos Gods and Demons to a new era.
• Ninety percent of the universe's Common People are wiped out due to the lifespan catastrophe.
• Xu Zhi returns to the God of Destruction's Dimensional Yard, finding many evolved Species.
• Xu Zhi sorts out his thoughts on the Eleventh-Order, learning about its theoretical existence and the conditions to achieve it.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi reflects on his gains from the previous Epoch and plans for the future.
• He understands that he cannot meet the most basic threshold condition for the Eleventh-Order but is determined to find a way to make up for it.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of eras and the limitations they impose on beings.
• The pursuit of transcendence and breaking through the limitations of the Heavenly Dao.
• The potential for future existences to stow away and live to the end of the universe.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi interacts with the evolved Species in the God of Destruction's Dimensional Yard.
• He reflects on the potential existences in the Pseudo Dao Universe and the Great Universe, speculating about their actions and motivations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xu Zhi completes his deductions about the new World and plans his next steps.
• He learns that significant developments have occurred on Earth in his absence.
• Meng Mei, an Earth resident, has broken through to the Seventh-Order Epic realm and is about to become the first God on Earth.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi: He is now more determined to develop the Pseudo Dao Universe and the God of Destruction's sandbox yard. He also plans to project Players from the God of Destruction's Dimensional Yard into the Pseudo Dao Universe.
• Meng Mei: She has rapidly progressed in her cultivation, reaching the Seventh-Order Epic realm, and is on the verge of becoming a God. She is also actively promoting the revival of ancient Buddhism and Taoism on Earth.

Significant Themes

• The rapid development of Earth's cultivation and the potential arrival of the Extraordinary era of ancient Buddhism and Taoism.
• The potential for Players to become Gods and the impact this could have on Earth's civilization.
• Xu Zhi's long-term plans for the development of various universes and yards.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi is surprised and somewhat amused by Meng Mei's rapid progress and her public display of power.
• Meng Mei is actively promoting the cultivation revolution on Earth and is about to become the first God on the planet, which could significantly impact the Players' lives and the Earth's civilization.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A grand ceremony is about to be held to reveal the existence of cultivators and the Extraordinary to the world, with leaders from various countries attending.
• Meng Mei, the first Dao Attainer and one of the earliest Players, is about to break through to become a God, causing a huge stir on Earth.
• The revelation of these events causes widespread excitement and joy among the global population, with many expressing reverence and worship for the Super Ancient God.

Character Developments

• Xu Zhi, the Super Ancient God, remains mostly indifferent to the events unfolding on Earth, finding them interesting but not personally significant.
• Meng Mei, Mount Akina Speed, and the Alchemy Emperor are revealed to have been secretly planning this revelation for some time.
• The global population is shown to be deeply moved and inspired by the news of the Extraordinary and the ancient myths of Earth.

Significant Themes

• The revelation of the Extraordinary and the ancient myths of Earth to the world.
• The excitement and joy caused by this revelation among the global population.
• The indifference of Xu Zhi, the Super Ancient God, to these events.

Character Interactions

• Xu Zhi observes the reactions of the people in Tongcheng and the global population to the news of the Extraordinary and the ancient myths of Earth.
• Mount Akina Speed plans to invite the Super Ancient God to the ceremony but is unsure if he will come.
• The global population interacts with each other, expressing their excitement and joy at the revelation of the Extraordinary and the ancient myths of Earth.