Chapter Summaries

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Cyan, and Blue merged with the people and warships, while Purple remained behind as the group was transported to an azure planet. There, the group arrived in meteorites that fell into a sweltering city, where locals discovered people inside them and began collecting the meteorites.

• Red and Orange merged with Lu Jianping and Tao Cheng, while Yellow painted the warships and Green settled inside their cabins after the crew refused to merge with it.
• The crew eagerly accepted Cyan, which divided itself among them and left them with cyan bodies and green heads; Blue merged with someone, but Purple stayed by Rainbow Bridge.
• After the crew fired ten thousand cannons, Rainbow Bridge and the Origin Realm vanished, and everyone plunged toward an azure planet as their warships disappeared.
• In a city enduring extreme heat, meteorites fell from the sky, prompting people to rush after them for their supposed value.
• Locals found people inside the meteorites, and Security Guards carried them away in ambulances, fire trucks, and cargo trucks while some people secretly kept the humanoid meteorites.

Wenren Sheng followed the people who had fallen to Earth in meteorites and watched doctors and engineers try to rescue them. After one acquaintance was freed and treated, a second person was injured when the wrong scan guided the dissection.

• Wenren Sheng arrived on Earth, where doctors and engineers were using scans and 3D images to locate people trapped inside meteorites.
• Wenren Sheng revealed a charred acquaintance inside a meteorite, and the hospital staff revived him with an IV.
• The acquaintance told the doctors he came from the Eastern Continent and described advanced medical technology, including reviving people in cloned bodies.
• The acquaintance fell asleep peacefully while Wenren Sheng moved on to another human-shaped meteorite.
• Doctors discovered that a faulty CT system had reused the previous patient's image, and that half of the second person's foot had been cut off.

After the Meteorite Person demanded to leave the hospital and find his companions, Wenren Sheng revealed that their Earth was stable but not the Main World. He offered the Meteorite People a choice to return to the Origin Realm, and most accepted before Wenren Sheng sent them back as data, leaving the others behind.

• The Meteorite Person tried to leave the hospital to investigate whether their world was real, then struck the director unconscious after realizing the staff had sawed off part of his foot.
• Wenren Sheng used his abilities to pass knowledge to the director and explained that the Earth was stable and close to the Main World, though it was not the Main World.
• Wenren Sheng enclosed the Earth in a gigantic palm and asked the Meteorite People whether they wanted to return to their original world.
• Most Meteorite People chose to return to the Origin Realm, while a small number stayed behind to live peacefully on Earth.
• Wenren Sheng turned those who chose to return into data and sent them away, then vanished after refusing the original Earthlings who begged to go with him.

Wenren Sheng sent Little Illusion to rescue Yang Weite, who had been captured and returned to the Civilization World before being sent back to the Radiation World. Back in the Wasteland, Yang Weite looked for ways to strengthen his forces and questioned the Institute’s research into radiation-mutated monsters.

• Wenren Sheng discussed the Origin Realm’s departure with Little Panda and said the Disaster Anomaly Principals would eventually return.
• Little Illusion left to save Yang Weite and help obtain the Sealing Art and divine artifacts.
• Lu Yan received prayers about the Civilization World’s apparent stagnation, divined that Yang Weite was involved, and gave the people a hint.
• The Civilization World’s mystical practitioners calmed the crisis, then released Yang Weite and sent him back to the Radiation World.
• Yang Weite asked an Institute researcher about invisible, wall-passing monsters, learned they were studying ways to create them with radiation, and suspected the researcher was seeking extra funding.

Yang Weite led a Volunteer Army expedition south to find a Power Center and production line, but the hostile terrain and Radiation Beast attacks threatened the mission. After one attack cost six percent of their ammunition, his troops brought him a badly dressed, injured-looking girl they had found.

• Yang Weite approved a southern expedition to secure a Power Center and increase Mushroom production.
• Three days later, he led a large Sweeping Team with Powered Armor, Soldiers, trucks, and Two-Headed Cows into the southern wilderness.
• The team left the highway, set up camp, and began transferring supplies from the trucks to the cows.
• Radiation Beasts attacked the camp, and the Soldiers repelled them without casualties but used six percent of their ammunition.
• A Captain brought Yang Weite a timid girl of about ten who wore ragged plant-fiber cloth and had scarred, callused feet.

Yang Weite and his soldiers rescued Tona, overthrew the tyrant ruling her settlement, and began rebuilding it as their first settlement. The newcomers left most of their people behind, while a machine that turned grass into food transformed daily life for the residents.

• Yang Weite learned through Handy Teacher that the lost girl was named Tona and used a drone to locate her settlement three kilometers away.
• Yang Weite chose the settlement as their first settlement, and the masters hanged the fat tyrant before the residents accepted their rule.
• Yang Weite arranged for the settlement’s children to receive education and for its adults to build roads and reclaim land while receiving Nutrient Paste.
• Tona and the other residents enjoyed regular meals, schooling, and safer work as most of the masters departed, leaving five men and a female teacher behind.
• The remaining masters organized construction and grass-cutting, while a machine converted grass into abundant food that the residents revered as divine.

The first Southern Settlement developed quickly under the Volunteer Army’s guidance while Yang Weite’s expedition traveled south in search of a Mushroom production line. The expedition reached a city and discovered it was the nest of a pack of mutated spiders, leaving the group in danger.

• Roy and Robinson discussed the villagers’ devotion to the Nutrient Paste machine and their progress learning the local language.
• The villagers learned simple phrases, improved their tools and defenses, and began producing handicrafts under the Volunteer Army’s plan.
• Yang Weite received word that the first Southern Settlement was progressing smoothly and that his team had found clues to a Mushroom production line in a city to the southeast.
• Yang Weite’s expedition reached the city after a month-long journey without losing anyone, earning him the nickname “Lucky Yang Weite.”
• The group spotted a deadly trap and discovered that the city was occupied by cunning mutated spiders that could trap prey with webs.

Yang Weite’s scouts discovered a vast ambush of mutated spiders near the production line, forcing the group to retreat and debate how to clear them out. Yang Weite chose to lure the male spiders away with pheromones, and the trap began drawing them in.

• Yang Weite’s scouts found that mutated spiders had hidden underground in a huge ring and were raising herds of livestock as prey.
• The scouts retreated, and Yang Weite’s team argued about the spiders before turning to ways to remove them from the production line.
• Yang Weite decided to use pheromones to draw the male spiders into a pit, where the group could kill them with fire.
• The male spiders caught the scent of the pheromones and rushed toward the trap.

Yang Weite’s forces cleared the female spiders from the Spider Cave, then discovered a powerful Nuclear Power Ghoul guarding the production line they needed. Instead of killing it or supplying its costly appetite, they persuaded it to take several jobs to pay for its fuel.

• Yang Weite’s forces finished eliminating the spiders after the male spiders had been lured away and killed.
• After searching for half a month, the team found the production line and encountered an elephant-sized Nuclear Power Ghoul that could withstand their weapons and move at great speed.
• A scout explained that the Ghoul understood bargains and had accepted nuclear fuel rods in exchange for letting him go.
• Yang Weite proposed making the Ghoul earn more value each day than a fuel rod cost.
• The Naturalist told the Ghoul a story about the White Rabbit and the Black Rabbit to persuade it to support itself through work.
• The Ghoul agreed to work as a Two-Headed Cow, scout, and guard, earning nearly enough to cover its daily fuel rod.

Yang Weite built his power in the Wasteland by funding supposedly invisible Quantum Phantom guards, though he initially knew the researcher was deceiving him. Fifty years later, he became a necromancer and revived Old Popsicle and his family, then confessed to them how many lies he had told.

• Yang Weite and his allies cleared the production line with help from an elephant Ghoul, then installed Nuclear Batteries and began producing Mushroom-related materials and equipment.
• A year and a half later, Institute researchers proposed mass-producing Quantum Phantoms, and Yang Weite funded them as invisible guards.
• Two years later, the researcher claimed the Quantum Phantoms had protected Yang Weite from thousands of dangers, and Yang Weite pretended he could see them despite knowing the project was a scam.
• Little Illusion asked Wenren Sheng whether quantum soldiers were real, and he confirmed that Yang Weite had been deceiving her.
• Fifty years later, the dying Yang Weite learned that the Quantum Phantoms were undead soldiers from Heroes of Might and Magic, became a necromancer, and revived Old Popsicle and his family.
• Yang Weite confessed to Old Popsicle and his family about the many lies he had told over the years.

Yang Weite resurrected Old Popsicle and his family as ghosts, then proposed sending them into the past to change their fate. He explained that he would take them to Azeroth, where they could seek the help of time-guarding Bronze Dragons.

• Yang Weite awakened Old Popsicle, Nora, and Shaun as ghosts and said he had done so to repay Old Popsicle's kindness.
• Old Popsicle and Nora lamented that they could not be happy without physical bodies, while Shaun considered their reunion a fascinating mystery.
• Yang Weite offered to send the family back in time using knowledge of a world with dragons that controlled time, and Old Popsicle and Nora eagerly agreed.
• Yang Weite explained that the world was Azeroth, where the Bronze Dragons guarded the Timeline and children sought fathers lost in a war against the Burning Legion.
• Yang Weite said Arthas found his father but killed him, leaving Nora shocked by the cruel fate described in the world's legend.

Yang Weite tried to change Arthas’s fate by curing the plague victims, but Arthas still fell under Frostmourne’s influence and killed his father. Unable to draw out the Bronze Dragon, Yang Weite prepared to attack the Burning Legion and cut off the source of the events driving Fate.

• Yang Weite persuaded Old Popsicle that taking the Bronze Dragon’s power was justified, then assembled an army of 880,000 skeletons and 80,000 ghosts.
• Yang Weite entered the Warcraft Dad Contest world and explained that changing Arthas’s fate would summon the Bronze Dragon.
• Yang Weite set up treatment arrays that cured plague victims and urged Arthas not to massacre the city.
• Arthas thanked Yang Weite, but still drew Frostmourne, lost his soul, and killed his father.
• Yang Weite decided to attack the Burning Legion and recruited 40,000 Soldiers and 80,000 laborers.

Yang Weite drove back the Burning Legion, gained Nozdormu’s Eye, and prepared to send Old Popsicle’s family back before the nuclear disaster. Just as he activated the artifact, the ghost posing as Old Man Shaun attacked him.

• Yang Weite used his undead forces to defeat the Burning Legion, and Bronze Dragon King Nozdormu appeared to confront the outsiders.
• Old Popsicle persuaded Nozdormu to consider an alliance, and the Bronze Dragon King consulted his future self about granting Yang Weite Time Power.
• Wenren Sheng explained to Little Illusion that Yang Weite’s coming hardships would begin after he believed he had overcome every obstacle.
• Nozdormu gave Yang Weite his eye, and Yang Weite agreed to send Old Popsicle, Nora, and their child back to when the child was one month old.
• As Yang Weite activated Nozdormu’s Eye, the ghost called Old Man Shaun attacked him, revealing himself as the ruthless Holy Father rather than Old Popsicle’s beloved child.

Shaun stole Nozdormu's Eye to return to the time he became director, but the artifact consumed his soul and trapped the others in a repeating timeline. Yang Weite let go of his attempt to help Old Popsicle, only to see the Burning Legion invade the Wasteland and blame himself for the devastation.

• Shaun stole Yang Weite's staff and Nozdormu's Eye, then froze Old Popsicle and Nora when they tried to stop him.
• Shaun activated the Eye, which consumed his soul; it then pulled Old Popsicle, Nora, and Yang Weite into the past and reset the timeline.
• Yang Weite returned to the Radiation World, chose to farm instead of helping Old Popsicle, and watched Old Popsicle succeed without him.
• A demon followed the Time Dragon's scent into the Wasteland, and the Burning Legion scorched the land while Yang Weite regretted causing the disaster.

As the Burning Legion devastated the Wasteland, Yang Weite joined Old Popsicle’s effort to resist them and urged the factions to exploit divisions between the Demons and their master. The Wasteland’s plan succeeded in drawing Mal'Ganis into a secret rebellion, leaving the Legion to pursue control of the world rather than burn it outright.

• Sanctuary Manor residents listened in despair as radio reports described the Burning Legion’s destruction of settlements, while Handy Teacher offered them a moment of levity by explaining Mal'Ganis’s plans to rebel.
• Yang Weite, haunted by the suffering his actions had caused, decided to make another attempt to undo the damage.
• Old Popsicle told Yang Weite that the Four Great Factions had built Titan's Hammer, but Yang Weite warned that their technology could not protect them from Fel Energy and corruption.
• Yang Weite accepted the role of Chief of Staff and guided the Wasteland to exploit the Legion’s conflict with Dark Titan Sargeras.
• The Wasteland sent spies to sow discord, and Mal'Ganis secretly betrayed Sargeras in exchange for permission to remain in the northwestern snowlands and gradually take control of the world.

The Wasteland studied Fel Energy and began training people in Holy Light and Shadow to prepare for the Burning Legion and Sargeras. As the world became more magical, Yang Weite sought Old Popsicle’s advice about whether the past could be changed and the dead revived.

• Sargeras ignored the Wasteland and Mal'Ganis’s betrayal while Mal'Ganis enjoyed avoiding the war.
• The Institute explained that Fel Energy arose from Holy Light and Shadow, and Old Popsicle ordered the factions to train people in both powers.
• The Institute warned against attacking the Burning Legion too soon and concluded that arcane energy could be used to seal Sargeras.
• Wenren Sheng approved of the Wasteland’s research because it could develop the Sealing Art and find a suitable vessel without exposing his involvement.
• Yang Weite became Great Mage Yang as the Wasteland transformed into a magical world.
• Yang Weite asked Old Popsicle whether time could return to the past and the dead could be revived, and Old Popsicle urged him to accept his path.

Yang Weite realized he could never repay his true benefactor by changing a parallel Timeline, and he turned to Fel Energy for a solution. Wenren Sheng sent Little Panda into the Wasteland World to guide Yang Weite, but Little Panda was captured by bandits who mistook it for a source of meat.

• Yang Weite concluded that Timeline jumps could only reach parallel universes, leaving him unable to reach the Timeline of the Teacher Nien who had saved him.
• Overwhelmed by the realization, Yang Weite collapsed, then recovered after Old Popsicle splashed ice water on him and decided to seek help from Fel Energy.
• Wenren Sheng saw Yang Weite's choice and sent Little Panda into the Wasteland World to help guide him toward resilience and joy in life.
• Two Wasteland bandits spotted Little Panda, planned to capture it alive for its meat, and tied it up while Little Panda asked them not to tie it too tightly.

After bandits captured Little Panda and tried to auction it, an Institute researcher took it to Yang Weite, whom Little Panda helped understand how to alter the world by treating it as data. Yang Weite used vault technology and a supercomputer to uncover the Wasteland World’s simulated nature, then began restarting its main story as the world’s sky turned into game textures.

• Bandits A and B hauled Little Panda to a settlement and tried to sell its radiation-free meat for Bottle Caps and Institute notes.
• An Institute researcher outbid the crowd with nine Shadow Enhancement Agents and brought Little Panda to Great Mage Yang Weite.
• Little Panda tapped Yang Weite’s head and gave him knowledge that let him see how datafication could break the grandmother paradox and change the past.
• Yang Weite used technology passed along from Wenren Sheng and a supercomputer in a mysterious vault to discover that the Wasteland World was a simulated Game World.
• Yang Weite announced that he would datafy the world and restart its main plot, entered the restart commands, and transformed the sky into visibly artificial game textures.

Yang Weite decided not to rewrite the Fallout 4 world’s core events and had Handy Teacher create an overpowered Protagonist instead. The awakened Protagonist killed Krogg and prepared to escape No. 111 Shelter, while Nora urged him to save their neighbors.

• Yang Weite found that removing the Nuclear Explosion would damage the world’s core data, and rejected replacing Shaun with a newly created baby.
• Yang Weite summoned Handy Teacher to help change the story, and Handy Teacher proposed waking the Protagonist early with maxed attributes, talents, weapons, and armor.
• Handy Teacher created the perfect Protagonist, who awoke in No. 111 Shelter when Krogg and the Institute team paused the cryogenic devices.
• The Protagonist opened his pod and punched Krogg’s head off, then realized he and Nora needed to leave immediately.
• Nora pointed out that their neighbors might still be alive and asked the Protagonist to help them.

Nate freed the people in No. 111 Shelter and led them into the Wasteland, while Yang Weite repeatedly restarted Nate’s story in search of a happy ending. Nate eventually found Yang Weite and confronted him over his lack of free will, leaving their conflict unresolved.

• Nate gained control of No. 111 Shelter, freed its residents, and was unanimously chosen as Overseer.
• Nate and two engineers discovered the Shelter was an incomplete cryogenic experiment, then Nate used his abilities and Powered Armor to secure supplies and medicine for the residents.
• Yang Weite restarted the world after discovering that Nate’s Synth talent made him immortal, then restarted it again when Nate’s family life went wrong.
• Nate found Yang Weite, accused him of controlling the world, and shot him before destroying the equipment and returning the world to reality.
• Yang Weite restarted the world once more and arranged for Nate’s wife and child to survive elsewhere, allowing Nate to reunite with them and live an ordinary life.
• Nate appeared before Yang Weite again and explained that his growing thoughts had led him there, but Fate had left him only the choice to kill or be killed.