Chapter Summaries

Chapter Summary

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Surtr reshapes the post-Ragnarok Asgard Divine Realm according to the original Nine Realms structure. Using his Eternal Fire and divine power, he compresses the entire realm and its World Origin into a world seed.
• He plants the seed in the barren far north of the Prehistoric World. It rapidly grows into a World Tree, with the nine realms—such as Asgard, Midgard, Jotunheim, Muspelheim, Helheim, Niflheim, and the others—reappearing upon its branches.
• Surtr officially renames the realm the Nine Realms Divine Realm and announces its incorporation into the Prehistoric World, asserting the supremacy of the fire giants over the former gods.
• The Nine Realms’ World Origin merges into the Prehistoric World, strengthening its foundation.
• Brahman then agrees to merge the Myriad Phenomena Divine Realm into the Prehistoric World. This raises the Primordial World to the level of a perfected Origin World.
• Amun-Ra merges the Ennead Divine Realm, which settles in the western region.
• Nammu returns the Sumerian Divine Realm, placing it south of the South Sea as the domain of the southern gods. Its complete structure is preserved, while its origin is absorbed by the Three Daos of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity.
• The Takama-ga-hara Divine Realm is also devoured and reestablished in the southeastern corner.
• With all seven Supreme Divine Realms merged, the Primordial World undergoes a dramatic transformation: its laws are completed, its barriers and space-time become vastly more stable, and its overall power returns to the level of a supreme heaven and earth.

2. Character Developments

• Surtr demonstrates his authority and ambition by reconstructing the Nine Realms according to his preferred design. He rejects the old Asgard-centered identity and boldly proclaims the fire giants’ strength.
• Brahman overcomes his hesitation and chooses to merge the Myriad Phenomena Divine Realm, contributing decisively to the Primordial World’s advancement.
• Amun-Ra and Nammu willingly bring their divine realms into the greater merger, showing cooperation among the previously separate divine factions.
• Hongjun is deeply moved by the restoration of the Primordial World to its former glory.
• God emphasizes unity as the key to surviving the coming catastrophe, while Chaos recognizes the strengthened world as a possible “Ark” for escape.
• Zhunti and Jieyin remain humorous and self-interested, wondering whether the merger means the Western and Eastern divine factions can finally be considered one family.

3. Significant Themes

• Rebirth through destruction: Ragnarok destroys the old divine order, but its remnants become the foundation for a stronger world.
• Unity and integration: The merging of seven Supreme Divine Realms symbolizes the unification of formerly divided divine systems.
• Restoration and transformation: The Primordial World does not merely recover its former state; it becomes more complete and powerful by absorbing the strengths and laws of other realms.
• Strength through cooperation: The characters recognize that only unified wills and combined foundations can resist the approaching catastrophe.
• Cultural and divine rivalry: Surtr’s renaming of Asgard reflects ongoing competition between the old gods and the fire giants, even amid broader cooperation.

4. Character Interactions

• Surtr acts independently but makes a public declaration asserting the Nine Realms’ identity and place within the Primordial World.
• Brahman’s decision to merge his realm marks a turning point, followed by Amun-Ra, Nammu, and the Takama-ga-hara faction completing the process.
• Hongjun, God, and Chaos react to the successful restoration, discussing the significance of unity and the possibility of using the strengthened world as an escape vessel.
• Zhunti and Jieyin lighten the moment by questioning whether the merging of realms has erased the traditional divide between East and West.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Primordial World's return to its former glory benefits the Western Ox Continent, with abundant innate spiritual energy and dao traces.
• A Council of Gods is established for future communication between Divine Realms, with Cangyuan as the chairman.
• A Pillar-level Lost Deity, comparable to a Half-Step Great Dao Realm Dao Venerable, attacks the Chaos Barrier, threatening the Primordial World.
• Pangu, the creator god, is summoned to confront the invading evil god.

Character Developments

• Cangyuan demonstrates his leadership and strategic abilities, becoming the chairman of the Council of Gods.
• Pangu, the creator god, shows his power and willingness to protect his world, manifesting to face the invading evil god.

Significant Themes

• Unity and cooperation among Divine Realms for mutual benefit and protection.
• The threat of external evil forces and the need for powerful defense.
• The importance of a strong leader in times of crisis.

Character Interactions

• Cangyuan and the other Divine Realms leaders work together to establish the Council of Gods.
• Cangyuan alerts the Heavenly Dao about the Pillar-level Lost Deity's threat, leading to Pangu's manifestation.
• Pangu's appearance unifies and reassures the inhabitants of the Primordial World, ready to face the incoming danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Cangyuan recreates the World Creation Divine Axe using Great Dao Merit, but Pangu effortlessly reassembles it.
• The Taiji Diagram, Pangu Banner, and Chaos Bell fly towards Pangu, who then swings the World Creation Divine Axe, splitting space and revealing a Pillar-level Lost Deity.
• Zoga, a Lost God, arrives at the Boundless Chaos, intending to destroy it and offer it as a sacrifice to his lord. He hatches an army of monsters from living beings he had consumed.
• Pangu, now a Dao Venerable, appears and cleaves Zoga's army, then confronts Zoga himself.

Character Developments

• Pangu demonstrates his power as a Dao Venerable, effortlessly reassembling the World Creation Divine Axe and cleaving space.
• Zoga shows his malice and ambition, seeking to destroy the Boundless Chaos to gain favor with his lord and advance his own status.

Significant Themes

• The power of the World Creation Divine Axe and the fear it instills in gods and demons.
• The ambition and ruthlessness of Lost Gods, as seen in Zoga's actions.

Character Interactions

• Pangu and Zoga have a brief, tense exchange before Pangu attacks Zoga.
• The other Saints and Gods react to the World Creation Divine Axe's reappearance with awe and fear.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pangu, a phantom of his former self, wields the World Creation Divine Axe and defeats Zoga, a Pillar-level Evil God, with a single strike.
• Pangu reveals that his Great Dao of Strength is the foundation of all other daos and laws.
• Pangu explains that Dao Venerables have twelve levels, and he is at the Twelfth Heaven, half a step away from the Great Dao Realm.
• Pangu discovers that the evil gods are traveling through time, coming from a timeline with many Great Worlds.

Character Developments

• Pangu: Demonstrates his immense power and understanding of the Great Dao of Strength. Reveals his advanced stage in the Dao Venerable realm.
• Zoga: Dies after taking a single axe from Pangu, showing the power gap between them.
• Shichen, Zhiming, Yangmei, and other Chaos Demon Gods: Reflect on their past arrogance and acknowledge Pangu's might.
• Cangyuan: Realizes the vast distance between his current cultivation and the Great Dao Realm but remains determined in his path.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Great Dao of Strength, which underlies all other daos and laws.
• The vastness of the path to the Great Dao Realm, with Pangu's advanced stage serving as a stark contrast to the Saints' current cultivations.
• The origin of the evil gods, revealed to be from another timeline, traveling along the River of Time.

Character Interactions

• Pangu and Zoga: Pangu effortlessly defeats Zoga, showcasing the power gap between them.
• Pangu and the Saints/Chaos Demon Gods: The Saints and Chaos Demon Gods reflect on their past actions and acknowledge Pangu's might.
• Pangu and Cangyuan: Cangyuan asks Pangu about the origin of the evil gods, leading Pangu to discover their connection to another timeline.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pangu, the primordial being, emerges from Boundless Chaos to confront the Black Tide and the Lost Divine Court.
• Pangu discovers that the Black Tide and the Lost Divine Court originate from a River of Time even more ancient than the one in the Prehistoric World.
• Pangu uses his World Creation Divine Axe to sever the River of Time, preventing the lost gods of the past from reaching the present and buying the Prehistoric World more time.
• After his task, Pangu returns to the chaos, leaving behind his divine artifacts.

Character Developments

• Pangu demonstrates his immense power and wisdom, showing why he's considered a potential Great Dao Realm cultivator.
• Shichen and Yangmei reflect on their own cultivation paths after witnessing Pangu's feat.
• Cangyuan expresses his trust and admiration for Pangu.
• Lu Ya, the modern Demon Emperor and disciple of the Martial Ancestor, successfully merges with the Sun God Fruit Position, becoming the Sun God of the Primordial World.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power and its responsible use is highlighted through Pangu's actions.
• The interconnectedness of time and the consequences of meddling with it are explored.
• The importance of trust and leadership is shown through Cangyuan's admiration for Pangu.

Character Interactions

• Pangu interacts with the other characters through his actions, demonstrating his leadership and power.
• Shichen and Yangmei have a brief exchange, reflecting on their own cultivation paths.
• Cangyuan interacts with the other characters, guiding them back to the chaos after Pangu's departure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lu Ya, the Demon Emperor, merges with the Sun God Fruit Position, becoming the Sun Star God and achieving Saint First Heaven combat strength.
• Lu Ya's transformation causes a stir across the Primordial World, with his radiance illuminating the Myriad Heavens Universe and the Primordial Land.
• Cangyuan appears beside Lu Ya on the Sun Star, revealing that Lu Ya is his disciple.
• Three more Cangyuan incarnations (Dragon God, Phoenix Ancestor, and Qilin Emperor) appear, all at the Fourth Heaven of the Dao Integration Realm, shocking the Primordial World.

Character Developments

• Lu Ya: Achieves Sainthood, merges with the Sun God Fruit Position, and becomes the Sun Star God.
• Cangyuan: Reveals himself as Lu Ya's teacher and summons powerful incarnations, demonstrating his immense strength and influence.

Significant Themes

• Achieving Sainthood: The process of becoming a Saint is a significant theme, with Lu Ya's transformation being a major event.
• Power Dynamics: The appearance of four Cangyuan Saints shifts the power dynamics in the Primordial World.
• Nurturing Disciples: Cangyuan's role as a teacher is highlighted, with his ability to nurture Saints being a testament to his prowess.

Character Interactions

• Cangyuan and Lu Ya: Teacher-student relationship, with Cangyuan guiding Lu Ya and revealing his true strength.
• Primordial Lords and Saints: Interactions among the Primordial Lords and Saints, with many expressing shock, envy, or pressure in response to Lu Ya's Achieving Sainthood and Cangyuan's reveal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lu Ya obtains a Supreme Innate Spiritual Treasure from his father, Cangyuan.
• Cangyuan extracts the origin of the Hongmeng sun and injects it into the Prehistoric World's sun.
• Lu Ya regulates and fuses the origins of the two suns, causing the Prehistoric World's sun to expand and strengthen.
• Lu Ya's cultivation rapidly advances from Saint First Heaven to Saint Nine Heavens, then breaks into the Dao Integration Realm, becoming a Dao Integration Saint.

Character Developments

• Lu Ya demonstrates exceptional skill in regulating the fusion of the two suns, showcasing his talent and potential.
• Cangyuan displays his immense power and wisdom in extracting and injecting the solar origins.
• Zhunti, envious of Lu Ya's rapid progress, laments his own slower advancement.

Significant Themes

• The theme of destiny and fortune is highlighted, with Lu Ya's rapid advancement contrasting with Zhunti's slower progress.
• The power of the sun and its significance to the universe is emphasized.
• The importance of guidance and mentorship is shown through Cangyuan's actions.

Character Interactions

• Lu Ya and Cangyuan's teacher-student relationship is strengthened as Cangyuan guides Lu Ya through the solar origin fusion process.
• Zhunti's envy of Lu Ya's progress highlights the competitive nature of the characters and their desire for power and recognition.
• The Saints and Primal Gods watch the event together, showing unity and shared interest in the outcome.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lu Ya successfully merges with the Sun God Fruit Position, becoming the Sun Star God and enhancing the Primordial World's sun, causing its World Origin to rise to mid-stage Supreme Heaven and Earth.
• Cangyuan asks about Changxi's progress in merging with the Moon God Fruit Position.
• Cangyuan leaves the Martial Realm, and his World Incarnations return to their respective worlds.
• In the Lost Divine Court, Zoga's divine statue cracks and turns to ash, shocking Gatanothor.

Character Developments

• Lu Ya grows from a youthful supreme to a Dao Integration Saint, reunites with his parents, and brings his wife along.
• Cangyuan continues his cultivation and comprehension of the World Law, nearing the third stage of Hunyuan, Dao Integration Saint.
• Gatanothor is dumbfounded by the destruction of Zoga's divine statue.

Significant Themes

• The importance of family and reunification, as seen in Lu Ya's reunion with his parents.
• The power dynamics and threats between the Lost Divine Court and other factions, highlighted by the destruction of Zoga's divine statue.
• The pursuit of cultivation and growth, demonstrated by Cangyuan's advancement in his comprehension of the World Law.

Character Interactions

• Lu Ya and Cangyuan interact as master and disciple, with Cangyuan guiding Lu Ya and giving him his next mission.
• Lu Ya and his parents reunite after a long separation.
• Gatanothor is left bewildered and concerned by the destruction of Zoga's divine statue, leading him to consider reporting the matter to Lord Ancestor God.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Homeless, powerful beings from destroyed worlds, sense the River of Time's severance and suspect a new Boundless Great World's birth.
• Sword Venerable (Hongmeng Dao Venerable) decides to warn the new world about the impending Black Tide threat using a jade sword.
• In the Hongmeng Continent, a divine palace rises, revealing the Hongmeng Divine Court's history and Hongmeng Dao Venerable's prowess.

Character Developments

• Sword Venerable shows concern for the new world's fate and takes action to warn them, demonstrating his benevolence.
• Other Homeless Dao Venerables express differing views on interacting with the new world, showing their caution and self-preservation instincts.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of the Black Tide's threat and the Homeless' struggle for survival.
• The importance of unity and warning others about impending dangers, as shown by Sword Venerable.

Character Interactions

• Sword Venerable discusses the new world's situation with other Homeless Dao Venerables, leading to a debate on whether to warn them.
• The Saints and Primal Gods outside the Hongmeng Continent watch the scene of Hongmeng Dao Venerable's prowess, showing their interest and respect for him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hongmeng Dao Venerable is killed by a mysterious figure (possibly Emperor Cang) in a single strike.
• The Black Tide invades, leading to a prolonged war that destroys parts of the Hongmeng Great World.
• Hongmeng Dao Venerable's Dao Fruit evolves into the Hongmeng Continent and its divine court.
• The divine court trial begins, aiming to select an inheritor for Hongmeng Dao Venerable's legacy and Godheads.
• The first trial, "Godhead Resonance," requires participants to release their Great Dao laws to resonate with the Godhead Fragments, with the Godheads choosing their owners based on compatibility.

Character Developments

• Xiao Bai, a Saint, slips into the trial using a bug and encounters familiar faces like Bixiao and Qiongxiao.
• The Divine Realms, including the Prehistoric World, prepare to participate in the trial, with the Prehistoric World cultivators confident in their understanding of the Great Dao.

Significant Themes

• Comprehension of the Dao: The trial emphasizes the understanding and mastery of the Great Dao, favoring those with deeper insights.
• Power Dynamics: The trial's rules highlight the power imbalance between the Divine Realms, with the Prehistoric World cultivators feeling superior.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Bai interacts with Bixiao and Qiongxiao, showing camaraderie and confidence.
• The Prehistoric World cultivators express their confidence in their understanding of the Great Dao, contrasting with the confusion of the other Divine Realms.
• Zeus from the Olympus Divine Realm expresses confusion and frustration about the trial's rules, indicating a power struggle between realms.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zeus asks gods from other Divine Realms to release their laws, but they struggle as they don't understand the concept.
• Gods from various Divine Realms express confusion and frustration about the task.
• Freya suggests asking Primordial Devas for guidance, while others consider trying randomly.

Character Developments

• Gods from different Divine Realms show their initial confusion and struggle with the concept of laws and cultivation.
• Freya demonstrates her intelligence and strategic thinking by suggesting guidance from Primordial Devas.
• Emperor Xiao of the Myriad Fire Divine Realm shows humility and respect by seeking guidance from Luo Xuan.

Significant Themes

• The struggle of gods from different Divine Realms with the concept of laws and cultivation.
• The contrast between the innate power of gods and the cultivation system of Primordial Devas.
• The importance of guidance and learning in mastering one's power.

Character Interactions

• Gods from various Divine Realms interact, expressing their confusion and frustration with the task at hand.
• Freya and Loki interact, with Freya showing her intelligence and Loki his mischievous nature.
• Luo Xuan and Emperor Xiao interact, with Emperor Xiao seeking guidance from Luo Xuan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saints and Primal Gods observe Hongmeng Continent's situation.
• Cangyuan is suddenly summoned by Pangu using 'Reversing Heaven and Earth.'
• Pangu shares intelligence from the Void via a Jade Sword, revealing remnants of the Hongmeng era and a Dao Venerable Eighth Heaven.
• The Council of Gods convenes to discuss the intelligence and decides to search for Hongmeng allies after leaving Chaos.
• Ancestor Dragon, Shiva God, and Nyx report that the Hongmeng Dao Fruit is a trap, prompting Cangyuan to rush to Hongmeng Continent with his Dao Integration Saint avatars.

Character Developments

• Cangyuan shows leadership and decisiveness, convening the Council of Gods and making crucial decisions.
• Pangu remains detached from strategic matters, preferring direct action, and reveals his preference for strength over intellect.
• The Council of Gods members express their opinions, with some supporting the search for Hongmeng allies and others having reservations.

Significant Themes

• Alliance and Unity: The search for Hongmeng allies emphasizes the importance of unity and cooperation against the Black Tide.
• Decision-Making and Leadership: Cangyuan's role in convening the Council of Gods and making decisions highlights the theme of leadership and collective decision-making.
• Trust and Loyalty: The Prehistoric World Saints' trust in Cangyuan is evident in their support for his proposals.

Character Interactions

• Cangyuan and Pangu: Their interaction shows Pangu's preference for direct action and Cangyuan's respect for Pangu's strength and wisdom.
• Cangyuan and the Council of Gods: Cangyuan's leadership is evident in his convening of the Council of Gods and his consideration of their opinions.
• Cangyuan and the Saints/Primal Gods: The Saints and Primal Gods' support for Cangyuan's decisions, such as the search for Hongmeng allies, demonstrates their trust in him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saints and Primal Gods observe Hongmeng Continent's events.
• Cangyuan is suddenly summoned by Pangu using Reversing Heaven and Earth.
• Pangu shows Cangyuan intelligence from the Void about the Hongmeng Dao Fruit being a trap.
• The Council of Gods convenes to discuss the intelligence and decides to search for Hongmeng allies after leaving Chaos.
• Ancestor Dragon, Shiva God, and Nyx report that the Hongmeng Dao Fruit is a trap, prompting Cangyuan to rush to Hongmeng Continent with his Dao Integration Saint incarnations.

Character Developments

• Cangyuan: Shows concern for his fellow gods and Saints, prioritizing their safety and opinions.
• Pangu: Remains detached from decision-making processes, preferring to act only when necessary.
• The Council of Gods: Display unity and trust in Cangyuan, agreeing to search for Hongmeng allies after leaving Chaos.

Significant Themes

• Unity and cooperation among gods and Saints.
• The importance of information and intelligence gathering.
• The consequences of underestimating traps and deceptions.

Character Interactions

• Cangyuan and Pangu: Cangyuan seeks Pangu's opinion, but Pangu defers to Cangyuan's judgment.
• Cangyuan and the Council of Gods: Cangyuan shares information and seeks their input, leading to a collective decision.
• Ancestor Dragon, Shiva God, and Nyx: They work together to guard Hongmeng Continent and report their findings to Cangyuan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Cangyuan and his incarnations, equipped with powerful treasures, rush to Hongmeng Continent but find Pangu already there, protecting it from a Black Tide Creature.
• Hongmeng Dao Venerable's Dao Fruit is revealed to be defiled and transformed into a horrifying, corrupting creature.
• Pangu sends the world in his palm out to safety and engages with the Black Tide Creature, which reveals it knows about Pangu's past and his Pangu Axe.
• Pangu summons his World Creation Divine Axe and prepares to strike with his ultimate move, World Creation.

Character Developments

• Pangu demonstrates his power and determination to protect Hongmeng Continent and its inhabitants.
• The Black Tide Creature reveals knowledge of Pangu's past and his Pangu Axe, showing it to be a formidable and knowledgeable foe.

Significant Themes

• Protection and creation vs. corruption and destruction: Pangu's actions contrast with the Black Tide Creature's corrupting influence.
• Power and knowledge: The Black Tide Creature's confidence stems from its knowledge of Pangu's past and his powerful weapon.

Character Interactions

• Pangu and the Black Tide Creature: Their interaction is tense and hostile, with Pangu growing increasingly angry at the creature's pretentiousness.
• Pangu and Cangyuan: Though not directly interacting, Cangyuan and his incarnations witness Pangu's power and are likely impressed or intimidated by it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pangu strikes the Twisted Sarcoma with his World Creation Divine Axe, severely wounding it.
• The Twisted Sarcoma reveals itself to be Emperor Cang, who knows Cangyuan's previous life identity, Lin Cang.
• Pangu opens a breach in the chaos, and the Primordial World leaves the Boundless Chaos, leaving behind the Will of the Great Dao.

Character Developments

• Pangu shows his power but also his lack of strategic thinking.
• Cangyuan learns about his past life connection to Emperor Cang.
• The Saints and gods prepare to leave the chaos, showing various emotions.

Significant Themes

• The power and limitations of the Great Dao of Strength.
• The connection between Cangyuan's past and present lives.
• The inevitability of change and loss, as seen in the Will of the Great Dao's fate.

Character Interactions

• Pangu and Cangyuan interact, with Pangu showing concern for Cangyuan's well-being.
• Cangyuan and Emperor Cang have a tense exchange, with Emperor Cang revealing he knows Cangyuan's past life identity.
• The Saints and gods discuss their departure from the chaos, showing varied emotions and opinions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pangu becomes suspicious of Cangyuan's true identity and background.
• Cangyuan reveals he had a previous life as Lin Cang, but it was in a distant future.
• Pangu expresses excitement and battle intent towards Emperor Cang.
• The Primordial World leaves Boundless Chaos and floats aimlessly in the Void Land.
• Many cultivators in the Primordial World prepare for Achieving Sainthood, including Yunxiao, Holy Mother Jin Ling, Guiling Holy Mother, Guangchengzi, Xuandu, Medicine Master, Taixu Sword, and Myriad Forms.

Character Developments

• Cangyuan: Reveals his previous life's name, hinting at a distant future connection to Emperor Cang.
• Pangu: Shows curiosity and excitement towards a potential battle with Emperor Cang.
• Various characters in the Primordial World: Begin preparing for Achieving Sainthood, demonstrating their growth and potential.

Significant Themes

• Reincarnation and past lives.
• The pursuit of power and growth in cultivation.
• The consequences of Cangyuan's actions and the potential threat he poses.

Character Interactions

• Cangyuan and Pangu: Engage in a serious conversation about Cangyuan's past life and Emperor Cang.
• Cangyuan and various cultivators in the Primordial World: Interact as they all prepare for Achieving Sainthood, showing unity and growth within the Primordial World.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Gatekeeper, a Pillar-level Deity, awakens and orders the other Pillar-level Deities to attack the newborn Boundless Great World.
• Twenty-five Pillar-level Evil Gods, including Gatanothor, awaken and prepare to move out.
• They encounter a severed stretch of the River of Time, which they plan to cross using the Anywhere Door, an offspring of the Gatekeeper.

Character Developments

• Gatanothor, the Thirteenth Pillar God, is respectful and courteous towards the Gatekeeper, showing the hierarchy among the Pillar-level Deities.
• The Pillar-level Deities exhibit their unique forms and abilities, emphasizing their monstrous and chaotic nature.

Significant Themes

• Despair and Pain: The Pillar-level Deities, particularly the upside-down figure, express their desire to inflict despair and pain on the newborn Boundless Great World.
• Hierarchy and Power Dynamics: The relationship between Gatanothor and the Gatekeeper highlights the power hierarchy among the Pillar-level Deities.

Character Interactions

• Gatanothor interacts with the other Pillar-level Deities, showing respect and deference to the Gatekeeper, while also displaying familiarity with the other Deities, such as Zoga and the mountain of flesh.
• The Pillar-level Deities exhibit collective excitement and eagerness to attack the newborn Boundless Great World, emphasizing their shared goal and unity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Twenty-six Pillar-level Evil Gods invade the Anywhere Door and cross the River of Time to reach the Boundless Chaos.
• They find the Boundless Chaos empty, with no living beings or auras of the Three Thousand Great Daos.
• The Evil Gods decide to search for the missing living beings of the Boundless Great World.

Character Developments

• Gatanothor, the leader of the Evil Gods, shows initial excitement and later frustration upon finding the Boundless Chaos empty.
• The Evil Gods display their chaotic and destructive nature in their attack on the Boundless Chaos.

Significant Themes

• The theme of chaos versus order is prominent, with the Evil Gods representing chaos and the Boundless Chaos initially appearing as a source of order.
• The theme of the search for meaning or purpose is introduced, as the Evil Gods seek out the living beings of the Boundless Great World.

Character Interactions

• Gatanothor, Meat Mountain, and the Inverted Humanoid communicate and strategize about their next steps in the face of the unexpected emptiness of the Boundless Chaos.
• The Evil Gods work together to destroy and pollute the Boundless Chaos, demonstrating their unity and shared chaotic nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Medicine Master, Shennong, and Lü Yue successfully establish the Medicine Dao as a new lineage.
• Medicine Master becomes a Saint by borrowing the fortune of the Medicine Dao.
• The Heavenly Dao grants merit to Shennong and Lü Yue, but not to Medicine Master.

Character Developments

• Medicine Master demonstrates his exceptional comprehension and temperament by establishing a new path for Medicine Dao.
• Zhunti and Jieyin express pride and confidence in Medicine Master's capabilities.
• Lü Yue, though not as illustrious as Shennong, shows potential and has the support of the Jie Sect.

Significant Themes

• The power of individual comprehension and temperament in achieving greatness (Medicine Master).
• The importance of lineage and inheritance in cultivation (Shennong, Lü Yue).
• The role of merit and fortune in Attaining the Dao (Medicine Master's unique path).

Character Interactions

• Medicine Master, Shennong, and Lü Yue work together to establish the Medicine Dao.
• Zhunti and Jieyin watch over Medicine Master's progress with pride and expectation.
• Various Saints and powerful beings observe the event from afar, expressing surprise, admiration, or concern.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Medicine Master attains Sainthood and establishes the Medicine Dao lineage with Shennong and Lü Yue.
• Zhunti and Jieyin, leaders of the Western Teach, rejoice and celebrate Medicine Master's achievement, expressing their long-suppressed pride and relief.
• Shennong, Medicine Master, and Lü Yue sense a shared opportunity related to their Medicine Dao and set out to investigate it.

Character Developments

• Medicine Master: Attains Sainthood and becomes the first Medicine Saint, fulfilling his destiny and bringing honor to his Western Teach.
• Zhunti and Jieyin: Overcome their long-standing feelings of suppression and prejudice, expressing pride and joy in their disciple's success.
• Lü Yue: Advances to the Sub-Saint realm and gains recognition from his master, Sect Master Tongtian.

Significant Themes

• Pride and Suppression: Zhunti and Jieyin's outburst highlights the long-standing prejudice and suppression they've faced from the other sects, particularly the Three Pure Ones and Nuwa.
• Destiny and Fulfillment: Medicine Master's attainment of Sainthood is a culmination of his destiny, bringing honor to his lineage and teachers.
• Opportunity and Growth: The shared opportunity sensed by the Medicine Dao practitioners signifies further growth and development for their lineage.

Character Interactions

• Master-Disciple: Medicine Master's achievement brings great joy to his teachers, Zhunti and Jieyin, who express their pride and relief. Meanwhile, Lü Yue gains recognition and praise from his master, Sect Master Tongtian.
• Peer Support: Shennong, Medicine Master, and Lü Yue stand together as the three ancestors of the Medicine Dao, supporting and encouraging one another.
• Shared Destiny: The three Medicine Dao practitioners share a sudden inspiration, leading them to investigate a hidden opportunity together.