Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Infinite Mixed Origin Space contains powerful beings, including cultivator lords and innate Hunyuan lifeform primordial ancestors.
• Yang Wu and Yuan enter the Eternal Land, sensing over two hundred terrifying existences.
• The lords welcome Yang Wu, recognizing him as a new Primal Chaos Lord.
• Luo Feng returns to Earth, encountering a mysterious old man who gives him a secret manual titled "Break the Law with Force" for 10 yuan, before disappearing without a trace.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu: Becomes a Primal Chaos Lord, joining the ranks of powerful cultivators.
• Luo Feng: Achieves the strength of a Void True God, encounters the mysterious old man, and receives the secret manual.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between cultivators and innate Hunyuan lifeforms for dominance in the Infinite Mixed Origin Space.
• The mysterious old man's appearance highlights the existence of even more powerful beings, such as Eternal True Gods, Chaos Dominators, or God Kings.

Character Interactions

• The lords welcome Yang Wu as a new Primal Chaos Lord, acknowledging his strength.
• Luo Feng interacts with the mysterious old man, who gives him the secret manual before disappearing.
• Luo Feng questions powerful beings on Earth about the old man but receives no answers, emphasizing the old man's mysterious nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An old man appears on Earth, revealing that even a Void True God's strength is insufficient, hinting at higher power levels.
• Yang Wu, now a Hong Meng Controller, creates five universes (one main and four subordinate) within Hongmeng Space, each tens of trillions of light-years across.
• Yang Wu observes the newly created Main Universe from a limited perspective within Hongmeng Space, noting its boundless nature despite its finite size.
• Yang Wu contemplates the first realm of the Multiverse and decides to create his own if none exists.

Character Developments

• Luo Feng becomes more vigilant and realizes the need to improve his cultivation to match Yang Wu's level.
• Yang Wu, as a Hong Meng Controller, demonstrates his curiosity and understanding of the universes' structure and their creation process.

Significant Themes

• The vastness and boundlessness of the universe, contrasting with its finite size within Hongmeng Space.
• The concept of 'transcendence' and Yang Wu's search for a way to enter the endless, infinite Multiverse.
• The idea of 'relatively infinite' in the context of the observable universe and the Multiverse.

Character Interactions

• Luo Feng's interaction with the old man highlights his realization of the need to improve his cultivation.
• Yang Wu's conversation with Hong Meng about the creation of the universes and his curiosity about their structure.
• Zheng Zha and Chu Xuan's growth in understanding the Lord God Space, contributing to Yang Wu's contemplation about the first realm of the Multiverse.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter explores the concept of the infinite Multiverse having finite origins, with each stage containing infinitely many boxes from the previous stage.
• Yang Wu's avatar enters a vast chaos with only Chaos Qi, feeling an invisible threat.
• He witnesses a figure (later identified as Pan Gu) attempting to cleave a Willow Tree with a Giant Axe, intending to open the heavens and earth.
• Pan Gu mistakes Yang Wu for the Chaos Demon God and attacks him. Yang Wu defends himself, leading to a clash of titanic proportions.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu: He remains curious and fearless, even in the face of an unknown threat. He demonstrates his power and understanding of the Dao, revealing his superiority in Dao realm over Pan Gu.
• Pan Gu: Initially portrayed as a powerful, burly giant, Pan Gu shows curiosity and a desire to learn from Yang Wu after their clash. He gains enlightenment about the Dao of heaven and earth.

Significant Themes

• Infinity and Finite Origins: The Multiverse, despite being infinite, has finite origins, with each stage containing infinitely many boxes from the previous stage.
• Power vs. Dao Understanding: Pan Gu's strength is formidable, but Yang Wu's superior understanding of the Dao gives him an edge in their clash.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu and Pan Gu: They initially misunderstand each other, leading to a clash of titans. Afterward, Pan Gu shows respect and a desire to learn from Yang Wu, indicating a potential shift in their relationship.
• Yang Wu and the Willow Tree: The Willow Tree, a spatial demon god, observes their clash from a distance, admiring Yang Wu's fearlessness.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu realizes Pan Gu's power is great but not enough to defeat him due to the difference between their realms (Heavenly Dao vs. Great Dao).
• Yang Wu punches Pan Gu, sending him crashing through dimensions, but the anticipated crisis doesn't materialize.
• Pan Gu understands his mistake in trying to destroy God-Devils for world creation and shifts his focus to creation.
• Pan Gu's Great Dao of Destruction evolves to include life, healing his injuries and creating the Prehistoric World.
• Pan Gu challenges Yang Wu to a final battle before his demise, aiming to make the nascent world truly exist.
• Yang Wu's avatar is killed but not completely obliterated, and he later recovers in the Prehistoric World.

Character Developments

• Pan Gu: Realizes his error in understanding world creation, evolves his Great Dao, and creates the Prehistoric World before his death.
• Yang Wu: Understands the realm difference, faces Pan Gu's challenge, and has his avatar killed but later recovers.

Significant Themes

• The difference and importance of realms in cultivation (Heavenly Dao vs. Great Dao).
• The evolution and understanding of one's Dao.
• The consequences of one's actions and the pursuit of goals, even at the cost of one's life.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu and Pan Gu: They interact through combat and understanding of their Daos, with Pan Gu challenging Yang Wu before his death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu, injured by the Power Dao, finds that the injury allows him to sense Pan Gu's Power Dao, aiding his comprehension.
• Nüwa learns about an impending great calamity from Yang Wu, which will occur when Hongjun achieves sainthood.
• Hongjun achieves sainthood, marking the beginning of the next great calamity. Saints in the Prehistoric World wield the authority of heaven and earth, rivaling the power of the Heavenly Dao Realm.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu: Recognizes the potential benefit of his Power Dao injury for comprehending Pan Gu's Power Dao. He remains focused on his cultivation, showing little interest in the upcoming calamity.
• Nüwa: Realizes the unsolvable nature of Tribulations and starts preparing for the upcoming calamity. She learns about the realm of Saints from Yang Wu.
• Hongjun: Achieves sainthood, becoming a significant figure in the Prehistoric World. His ascension signals the start of the next great calamity.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Self-Improvement: Characters focus on their cultivation to strengthen themselves and protect against calamities, reflecting the theme of self-improvement in cultivation worlds.
• Tribulations and Calamities: The inevitability and unsolvability of Tribulations are emphasized, highlighting the harsh and unforgiving nature of the cultivation world.
• Hierarchy and Power: The hierarchy of cultivation realms is explored, with Saints wielding immense power and authority, surpassing even Quasi-Sages.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu and Nüwa: Nüwa seeks Yang Wu's advice about the impending calamity, showing her respect for his knowledge and experience.
• Nüwa and Fuxi: Nüwa shares her concerns about the upcoming calamity with Fuxi, demonstrating their close sibling relationship and shared worries.
• Hongjun's Announcement: Hongjun's declaration of his sainthood serves as a public announcement, marking his status and attracting those with an affinity for his teachings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nüwa and Fuxi visit Yang Wu, who warns them about an impending great tribulation and advises Nüwa to become a Saint to survive it.
• Yang Wu reveals that Hongjun's sermon in Zixiao Palace offers a shortcut to becoming a Saint, with six futons representing six Saint positions.
• Nüwa and Fuxi attend Hongjun's sermon, with Nüwa initially sitting on a futon but later yielding it to Jie Yin, much to Hongjun's dismay.

Character Developments

• Nüwa: Shows self-awareness about her limitations and seeks advice from Yang Wu. She displays righteousness and selflessness by yielding her futon to Jie Yin.
• Fuxi: Demonstrates impatience and curiosity, trying to deduce Yang Wu's strength, which results in a severe backlash.
• Hongjun: Reveals his intention to merge with the Heavenly Dao by devouring the Human Dao. He becomes anxious when Nüwa yields her futon.
• Jie Yin: Shows excitement and ambition upon learning about the Saintly positions, even considering eliminating others to secure more positions.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the Heavenly Dao, Earthly Dao, and Human Dao is further emphasized, with Hongjun's actions highlighting the Heavenly Dao's desire to devour the others.
• The path of cultivation is shown to require contending with Heaven, Earth, and Man, with Nüwa's initial hesitation and later decision to yield the futon reflecting her understanding of this principle.
• The consequences of one's actions are emphasized, with Nüwa's decision to yield the futon having significant implications for her and the Human Dao.

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Fuxi: The siblings interact with each other, with Fuxi showing concern for Nüwa's safety and Nüwa expressing her anxiety about the impending tribulation.
• Nüwa and Yang Wu: Nüwa seeks advice from Yang Wu about the great tribulation and the shortcut to becoming a Saint.
• Nüwa and Hongjun: Nüwa's decision to yield her futon to Jie Yin disappoints Hongjun, who had hoped to use the Saint positions to devour the Human Dao.
• Nüwa and Jie Yin: Nüwa's selfless act of yielding her futon to Jie Yin highlights the contrast between their characters and motivations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nüwa, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti compete for the Heaven-Ordained Saintly Seat cushion during Hongjun's sermon.
• Hongjun tries to prevent Nüwa from giving the cushion to Jie Yin, causing tension between them.
• After the sermon, Hongjun takes Nüwa, the Three Purities, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti as his disciples, but not Kun Peng.
• Hongjun and Yang Mei have a secret conversation about the final battle and the nature of the world.

Character Developments

• Nüwa: Maintains her righteous demeanor while subtly disrupting Hongjun's plans and causing discord between him and the two from the West.
• Hongjun: Becomes increasingly alarmed as Nüwa disrupts his plans and realizes she might be aware of his intentions. He takes Nüwa as his disciple but feels she might be a God-Devil.
• Yang Mei: Advises Hongjun about the final battle's terror and warns him about his narrow vision. He believes Hongjun hasn't lived to see the end and won't understand the true nature of the battle.

Significant Themes

• Power Struggles: The competition for the Heaven-Ordained Saintly Seat cushion reflects the power dynamics and ambitions among the characters.
• Trust and Deception: Hongjun's attempts to deceive Nüwa highlight the lack of trust among the characters, while Nüwa's disruption of Hongjun's plans shows her own cunning.
• The Final Battle: The conversation between Hongjun and Yang Mei hints at the immense scale and terror of the final battle, which remains largely unknown to many characters.

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Hongjun: Their interaction reveals Nüwa's shrewdness and Hongjun's growing concern about her intentions and awareness of his plans.
• Hongjun and Yang Mei: Their secret conversation hints at a shared history and mutual respect, despite their differences. Yang Mei warns Hongjun about the true nature of the world and the final battle.
• Di Jiang and Yang Wu: Di Jiang's interaction with Yang Wu shows the Ancestral Witches' violent nature and their restlessness, which Yang Wu tries to address by suggesting they find other activities besides fighting.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu's Primordial Spirit aura suppresses chaotic spatial miasma, making the Ancestral Witches feel clearer-headed.
• The Ancestral Witches sense Pan Gu's aura on Yang Wu, mistaking him for their father.
• Di Jiang and Hou Tu discuss their cultivation progress and preferences for different Daos.
• Di Jiang expresses frustration about the Saint Hongjun's methods for breaking through to Quasi-Sage and Saints, which seem to target the Witch Clan.
• Yang Wu explains the differences between proving the Dao with power and with the Three Corpses.
• Hongjun in Zixiao Palace feels the future is shrouded in chaos when deducing heavenly secrets, suspecting Yang Mei's involvement.

Character Developments

• The Ancestral Witches show their preference for different Daos, with Di Jiang favoring the Dao of Space and Hou Tu excelling in the Power Dao.
• Yang Wu demonstrates his understanding of the Prehistoric World's rules and the differences between various cultivation methods.
• Hongjun feels threatened by Yang Mei and awaits the Tribulation, unaware of Yang Wu's influence on the Prehistoric World's grand momentum.

Significant Themes

• The importance of cultivating the right Dao for each individual.
• The differences between proving the Dao with power and with the Three Corpses.
• The potential of the Prehistoric World's powerful beings and the consequences of Hongjun's schemes.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu interacts with the Ancestral Witches, guiding them towards suitable Daos for cultivation.
• Di Jiang and Hou Tu discuss their cultivation progress and preferences with each other.
• Hongjun ponders the chaotic future and Yang Mei's potential involvement, unaware of Yang Wu's influence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Laozi asks Nüwa why she refused the Heavenly Dao Saint position.
• Nüwa reveals she was warned about Hongjun's trap by an unknown Dao Lord.
• Laozi seeks audience with the Dao Lord to discuss the Pill Dao.
• Laozi severs his cultivation, shocking Hongjun and the Three Purities.
• Laozi re-enters the Quasi-Sage realm after achieving a perfect Dao heart.

Character Developments

• Laozi: Realizes the true essence of the Pill Dao, severs his cultivation, and achieves a perfect Dao heart, re-entering the Quasi-Sage realm.
• Nüwa: Shows foresight in refusing Hongjun's trap, helps the Three Purities, and reveals her connection to the mysterious Dao Lord.
• Hongjun: Becomes suspicious of Yang Mei's involvement in Laozi's actions, feels threatened.

Significant Themes

• Scheming and Foresight: Nüwa's refusal of the Saint position and Laozi's severing of his cultivation both stem from their awareness of Hongjun's schemes.
• Dao and Enlightenment: The pursuit of understanding and enlightenment is central to both characters' actions, with Laozi achieving a significant breakthrough.
• Cultivation and Sacrifice: Laozi's decision to sever his cultivation highlights the sacrifices made in the pursuit of true understanding and enlightenment.

Character Interactions

• Laozi and Nüwa: Laozi seeks Nüwa's help to meet the Dao Lord, and Nüwa agrees to help, seeing it as beneficial for herself as well.
• Laozi and the Dao Lord (Yang Wu): Laozi discusses the Pill Dao with the Dao Lord, leading to his enlightenment and decision to sever his cultivation.
• Laozi and the Three Purities: The Three Purities are shocked and confused by Laozi's actions but ultimately support his decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three Purities (Laozi, Yuanshi, Tongtian) defy heaven and change their fate, becoming Quasi-Sages.
• Hongjun, angered by this, decides to devour the Earthly Dao and the Human Dao to become a Hunyuan Da Luo Jin Xian.
• An unknown powerful pressure injures Hongjun, who realizes the depth of the Great Desolation's waters.
• Nüwa creates humans with the Innate Dao Body, marking the emergence of the Human Dao Saint position. She gains significant merit, nearing enlightenment.

Character Developments

• The Three Purities grow stronger and more determined after seeing Laozi's feat.
• Hongjun becomes more focused on his goal and more determined to find the mastermind behind the scenes.
• Nüwa, driven by her desire for a pleasing appearance and her mission, creates humans and gains significant merit.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and enlightenment, often at any cost.
• The consequences of defying heaven and changing one's fate.
• The importance of one's appearance and identity in self-acceptance and enlightenment.

Character Interactions

• The Three Purities interact, sharing their thoughts and decisions to defy heaven.
• Hongjun interacts with the Three Purities, feeling anger and determination.
• Nüwa interacts with Fuxi, expressing her displeasure with their current forms and her desire to create a new race.
• Nüwa's creation of humans draws the attention and merit of the Great Desolation, marking her progress towards enlightenment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nüwa becomes the first Saint of the Human Dao, receiving half the merit, and ascends to the realm of a Saint of Human Dao Merit.
• Nüwa's ascension causes a shift in the Great Desolation, with the Human Dao's aura and momentum soaring.
• Hongjun, the Heavenly Dao Saint, warns Nüwa about the upcoming Witch-Demon Tribulation.
• Nüwa builds the Wa Huang Palace outside the Chaos Space and sends a portion of her consciousness to Buzhou Mountain.

Character Developments

• Nüwa gains immense power and status as a Saint of the Human Dao, but she remains cautious and concerned about the future.
• Hongjun shows his ambition to merge with the world and transcend the Heavenly Dao, revealing his grand plans.
• Yang Wu, the Dao Lord, shows his wisdom and understanding of the Great Dao's rules, hinting at his potential intervention in the Witch-Demon Tribulation.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Heavenly Dao, Earthly Dao, and Human Dao, with each seeking to gain merit and avoid tribulations.
• The inevitable conflict between the strongest races in the Great Desolation, the Witches and Demons, due to their nature and the influence of external forces.
• The last chance given by the Great Dao's rules to the sentient beings of heaven, earth, and man, highlighting the importance of the Witch-Demon Tribulation.

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Hongjun's interaction reveals their respective powers and ambitions, setting the stage for future conflicts.
• Nüwa's conversation with Yang Wu demonstrates her concern for the Witch-Demon Tribulation and her trust in the Dao Lord's wisdom.
• Yang Wu's dialogue with Nüwa showcases his understanding of the Great Dao's rules and his willingness to intervene if necessary, hinting at his potential role in the upcoming tribulation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu discusses the Witch-Demon conflict with Nüwa, suggesting it can be delayed by reducing bloodshed.
• Nüwa asks Yang Wu about the human race's extraordinary merit despite their current weakness.
• Nüwa visits the Heavenly Court, demanding a truce between Witches and Demons.
• Nüwa summons all high-ranking Demons to the Heavenly Court.
• Hou Tu, an Ancestral Witch, seeks Yang Wu's wisdom to understand Nüwa's motives.

Character Developments

• Nüwa: Becomes more involved in the affairs of the Prehistoric, using her Saint power to demand a truce between Witches and Demons.
• Hou Tu: Shows curiosity and wisdom, seeking Yang Wu's guidance to understand Nüwa's actions.
• Di Jun: Recognizes Nüwa's power and the futility of his own attempts to control the Demon Race.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: Nüwa's Saint power allows her to subdue the Demon Race, highlighting the importance of power in the Prehistoric.
• The human race's potential: Yang Wu hints at the human race's future strength and their defiance against the Heavenly Dao.
• The Witch-Demon conflict: The long-standing conflict is shown to have severe consequences for the Prehistoric world.

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Yang Wu: They discuss the Witch-Demon conflict and the human race's merit, showing Nüwa's trust in Yang Wu's wisdom.
• Nüwa and Di Jun: Nüwa demands a truce, while Di Jun acknowledges her power but questions her ability to maintain peace.
• Hou Tu and Yang Wu: Hou Tu seeks Yang Wu's guidance to understand Nüwa's motives, demonstrating her respect for his knowledge.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hou Tu establishes the Earthly Dao Reincarnation, providing a path for souls and a solution to the Tribulation.
• The Heavenly Dao shows no reaction to the establishment of the Earthly Dao, raising suspicions among the characters.
• The top ten Demon Gods, including Yin Yang, Five Elements, Destruction, Creation, and Reincarnation, emerge. The Destruction Demon God is revealed to have been killed by Hongjun.
• Hongjun suspects that the Heavenly Dao has been replaced and that the other top ten Demon Gods are behind-the-scenes manipulators.
• The Demon Gods of Fate, Yin Yang, Five Elements, Space (Yang Mei), and Shi Chen appear, planning to challenge Hongjun and seize the Great Desolation.
• Yang Wu reveals to Nüwa and Hou Tu that the Primordial Chaos, Demon Gods, and Pan Gu were illusions, and the opening of the heavens was a virtual reflection of reality.

Character Developments

• Hou Tu: Establishes the Earthly Dao Reincarnation, showing her compassion and wisdom.
• Hongjun: Becomes increasingly suspicious of the Heavenly Dao and the other Demon Gods' intentions.
• Yang Wu: Reveals his understanding of the Primordial Chaos and Pan Gu's opening of the heavens, hinting at his grand plan.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and control among the Daos and Demon Gods.
• The consequences of actions and the importance of understanding the bigger picture.
• The theme of illusion and reality, reflected in the Primordial Chaos and the Demon Gods.

Character Interactions

• Hou Tu and Nüwa: Discuss the reasons behind Pan Gu's opening of the heavens and seek guidance from Yang Wu.
• Hongjun and the Demon Gods: Engage in a power struggle, with Hongjun suspecting the other Demon Gods' intentions.
• Yang Wu, Nüwa, and Hou Tu: Discuss the true nature of the Primordial Chaos and Pan Gu's opening of the heavens.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Prehistoric World is on the brink of collapse due to the intense battle between Hongjun and the 'Fate God-Devil'.
• The God-Devils suspect the 'Fate God-Devil' is not the true Fate, but a pawn.
• The true Fate God-Devil reveals himself, controlling the Fate River and the Heavenly, Earthly, and Human Daos, aiming to become a Hunyuan Da Luo Jin Xian.
• Yang Wu (Dao Lord) remains calm, suggesting he has a plan and is not worried about Fate's actions.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Shows growth in power and strategic thinking, managing to hold his ground against the 'Fate God-Devil'.
• Fate God-Devil: Reveals himself as the true mastermind, manipulating events from behind the scenes. He believes he can control the destiny of all beings in the Prehistoric World.
• Yang Wu (Dao Lord): Remains calm and collected, hinting at a hidden strength and plan. He seems to have a deeper understanding of the Prehistoric World and its inhabitants.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: The struggle for power and control over the Prehistoric World is a central theme, with Fate God-Devil seeking to manipulate destiny and Yang Wu remaining enigmatic and powerful.
• Manipulation vs. Free Will: The theme of manipulation vs. free will is explored through Fate God-Devil's actions and the reactions of other characters.
• Trust and Betrayal: The revelation of the true Fate God-Devil raises questions about trust and betrayal among the God-Devils.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun vs. Fate God-Devil: Their battle highlights Hongjun's growth and the true Fate God-Devil's manipulative nature.
• God-Devils: The interactions among the God-Devils reveal their suspicions about the 'Fate God-Devil' and their concern for the Prehistoric World's fate.
• Yang Wu and the God-Devils: Yang Wu's calm demeanor contrasts with the God-Devils' anxiety, suggesting he has a plan or knowledge they lack.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongjun reveals himself as the evolved Original Will of the Chaos Space, surprising the Fate God-Devil.
• Pan Gu, the last trace of his bloodline power, appears, revealing he's in the Great Dao Realm.
• The Original Will tries to escape but is unable to, leading to its demise.
• With the Original Will's defeat, the Great Desolation begins its transformation, expanding and evolving rapidly.

Character Developments

• Hongjun: Evolves into the Original Will, revealing his true identity and power.
• Pan Gu: Shows his Great Dao Realm strength, defeating the Original Will and initiating the Great Desolation's transformation.
• The Fate God-Devil: Realizes the truth about the Original Will and Pan Gu's power, leading to his demise.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Original Will and the Great Dao Realm.
• The evolution and transformation of the Great Desolation.
• The struggle between the Original Will and Pan Gu, representing the conflict between order and chaos.

Character Interactions

• Hongjun (as the Original Will) vs. The Fate God-Devil: A power struggle that reveals the truth about their identities and the true nature of the Chaos Space.
• Pan Gu vs. The Original Will: A battle of wills and power, with Pan Gu's Great Dao Realm strength ultimately defeating the Original Will.
• The various God-Devils: Witness the battle between Pan Gu and the Original Will, leading to the Great Desolation's transformation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Four Great Continents expand dramatically, with mountains growing, sea levels rising, and the continental structure spreading.
• A resonant sound of the Great Dao fills the void, cleansing and benefiting all beings.
• The Prehistoric World advances, increasing the potential and foundation of its inhabitants and enhancing the quality of Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures.
• The number of Saint positions increases, and the possibility of reaching the Hunyuan Wuji Jin Xian realm opens up.
• Yang Wu perceives the collision of Daos and the transformation of the universe, advancing his own Daos to the Ultimate Supreme level.
• Pan Gu becomes a Great Dao Realm expert, controlling the Prehistoric World.
• Yang Wu's avatar in Swallowing the Stars breaks through, granting him a new ability to see connections to information carriers.

Character Developments

• Nüwa and Houtu witness the world's transformation and discuss its implications.
• Yang Wu advances his Daos to the Ultimate Supreme level and gains a new ability, hinting at potential omniscience and omnipotence.

Significant Themes

• The advancement of the Prehistoric World brings new opportunities and possibilities for its inhabitants.
• Yang Wu's cultivation journey continues, with his new ability suggesting a path towards ultimate power.

Character Interactions

• Nüwa and Houtu interact, sharing their insights about the world's transformation.
• Yang Wu's main body and avatar sync, leading to a breakthrough and new ability.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu, having reached near omniscience and omnipotence, realizes the System poses no immediate threat.
• He considers the System as a potential path for transcendence, connecting to the real world outside the novel.
• Yang Wu struggles with the decision to transcend, weighing the impact on both himself and the infinite Multiverse.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu's character is further developed, showing his introspection, self-awareness, and complexity in decision-making.
• He demonstrates a mix of self-interest and concern for the Multiverse, reflecting his growth and understanding of his role.

Significant Themes

• The theme of transcendence is central, exploring Yang Wu's desire to break free from his current existence and the implications of doing so.
• The idea of the Multiverse and its connection to the real world is a significant theme, raising questions about reality and illusion.
• The struggle between self-interest and responsibility is another key theme, as Yang Wu grapples with the potential consequences of his actions.

Character Interactions

• Although there are no direct interactions with other characters in this chapter, Yang Wu's internal conflict and decision-making process serve as a form of interaction with his own past, present, and future selves, as well as with the Multiverse and the real world.
• His internal dialogue reflects his interaction with his own thoughts, values, and aspirations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu realizes the system's role in transforming virtuality into reality and plans to reinforce it before transcending.
• He returns to Earth, reminiscing about his past, which strengthens the system's connection to Earth.
• Yang Wu visits Qiulong Star, witnessing Luo Feng's decision to leave for the Origin Continent and the Primal Ancestor's decision to accompany him.
• Zuoshanke, now a God King, rebuilds his divine kingdom on the Origin Continent, acknowledging Yang Wu's role in his success.
• Yang Wu plans to capture the Infinite Great Serpent, a Naturally Born Hunyuan Life Ancestor, alive in the Eternal Land.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu: Realizes the system's limitations and plans to reinforce it. His return to Earth subtly changes his being and strengthens the system's connection to Earth.
• Luo Feng: Decides to leave for the Origin Continent to carve out a new territory for the Human Race, driven by ambition and a desire to surpass himself.
• Zuoshanke: After reincarnating on the Origin Continent, he rises to the God King realm and rebuilds his divine kingdom, acknowledging Yang Wu's role in his success.
• The Infinite Great Serpent: Feels threatened by Yang Wu's plan to capture him alive, revealing his unease despite his powerful status.

Significant Themes

• Transcendence and the limitations of the system.
• The pursuit of power and ambition, as seen in Yang Wu, Luo Feng, and Zuoshanke.
• The consequences of past actions and the influence of the past on the present, as seen in Yang Wu's return to Earth and Zuoshanke's acknowledgment of Yang Wu's role in his success.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu interacts with the City Lord of Chaos, the Primal Ancestor, and Luo Feng, witnessing their decisions to leave for the Origin Continent.
• Yang Wu's past on Earth is revisited, strengthening his connection to the planet and the system.
• Yang Wu's plan to capture the Infinite Great Serpent alive reveals the latter's unease, despite his powerful status.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu calmly challenges the Infinite Great Serpent, enraging it.
• The serpent reveals its true form, causing destruction in the Eternal Land and Infinite Mixed Origin Space.
• Yang Wu effortlessly halts the serpent's attack and captures it alive.
• Yang Wu attempts to convert the serpent's virtual form to reality, hinting at his desire to transcend.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu demonstrates his immense power and understanding of Dao, approaching omniscience and omnipotence.
• The Infinite Great Serpent, despite its immense strength, is no match for Yang Wu.
• The lords, including Yuan, are astonished by Yang Wu's capabilities.

Significant Themes

• The power of understanding and mastering Dao, which can lead to omniscience and omnipotence.
• The difficulty of transcending and the challenges it poses, even for powerful beings like Yang Wu.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu shows no fear or respect for the Infinite Great Serpent, speaking calmly and confidently.
• The lords, including Yuan, interact with Yang Wu, expressing their surprise and seeking understanding from him.
• The Naturally Born Hunyuan Life Ancestors discuss the event, expressing their shock and disbelief at the serpent's capture.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Wu, after breaking through, travels to the Original Saint World within the Source World.
• He passes through the Donglin Saint World, home to three Cosmic Gods and City Lord Luo.
• Yang Wu is stopped by a Chaos Realm cultivator from the Supreme Sky Palace, Demon Ancestor, who invites him to the palace.
• Yang Wu meets the leaders of the Supreme Sky Palace, Sword Master and Heavenly Fool Old Ancestor, who invite him to stay and become a leader.

Character Developments

• Yang Wu (Martial Ancestor): He has grown significantly, reaching a level where he can be mistaken for a Chaos Realm cultivator by others. He is now comparable to City Lord Luo in strength.
• City Lord Luo: He has made significant progress, reaching the Ultimate Emperor Lord realm in the Power Dao and Knife Dao laws, and the Ultimate Dao Lord level in Time, Space, Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth Daos.
• Demon Ancestor: He is a Chaos Realm cultivator who invites Yang Wu to the Supreme Sky Palace, mistaking him for a cultivator of similar level.
• Sword Master and Heavenly Fool Old Ancestor: They are Cosmic Gods who lead the Supreme Sky Palace. They invite Yang Wu to stay, recognizing his strength and potential.

Significant Themes

• Power and Status: Yang Wu's strength and aura command respect and invite invitations from the leaders of the Supreme Sky Palace.
• Recognition and Invitation: Yang Wu's arrival sparks curiosity and recognition from the cultivators of the Supreme Sky Palace, leading to invitations for him to stay and become a leader.

Character Interactions

• Yang Wu and Demon Ancestor: Demon Ancestor mistakes Yang Wu for a Chaos Realm cultivator and invites him to the Supreme Sky Palace.
• Yang Wu and Sword Master/Heavenly Fool Old Ancestor: They recognize Yang Wu's strength and invite him to stay and become a leader of the Supreme Sky Palace.
• Dongbo Xueying and Yang Wu: Dongbo Xueying hears news about Yang Wu's arrival at the Supreme Sky Palace, setting up a potential interaction between them.