Chapter Summaries

Emperor Cang failed to locate Cangyuan because Pangu concealed the Homeless Domain, while Cangyuan broke through to Dao Venerable and awakened at the peak of the Twelfth Heaven. After learning that Emperor Cang and the Black Tide were searching specifically for him, Cangyuan realized Emperor Cang possessed something of his.

• Emperor Cang used his same-root, same-source sensing art to search the Void for Cangyuan but found no trace of him, and he blamed Pangu's concealment.
• Emperor Cang sent the thirty Pillar-level Evil Gods to search while he gathered more power to pierce Pangu's hidden methods.
• Cangyuan endured hundreds of millions of years of cultivation and broke through from the Ninth Heaven of Hunyuan Fourth Order to Dao Venerable.
• Cangyuan was briefly drawn into a special space and returned at the peak of the Twelfth Heaven of Dao Venerable, with all thirty-six of his worlds advanced to top-tier supreme worlds.
• Cangyuan concealed his true strength, but Pangu saw through it and explained that the Black Tide and Emperor Cang had invaded the Void and were searching for him.
• Cangyuan realized Emperor Cang was looking for him because his thing was in Emperor Cang's hands.

Cangyuan planned to use Emperor Cang’s need for him to reclaim his Dao Fruit, while suspecting that Pangu was hiding more than he revealed. After finding the Homeless Domain, Emperor Cang prepared to lure Pangu into battle and seize Cangyuan.

• Cangyuan reasoned that Emperor Cang needed him to refine the half Dao Fruit and that the Dao Fruit had driven Emperor Cang into a corner.
• Cangyuan decided to turn Emperor Cang’s plan against him and take back his Dao Fruit.
• Cangyuan noticed Pangu’s unusually refined choice of words and silently concluded that Pangu was not simple.
• Emperor Cang detected a faint fluctuation and pierced a tiny crack in Pangu’s concealing curtain, revealing the Homeless Domain and Cangyuan’s location.
• Emperor Cang planned to send his Pillar-level Evil Gods against the Homeless Domain to force Pangu into battle, then take Cangyuan while Pangu was occupied.

The Black Tide and thirty Pillar-level Evil Gods pursued the Homeless Domain as its Dao Venerables repeatedly relocated it through hidden anchor points. Emperor Cang stopped the fleeing world, then appeared with a face identical to Cangyuan’s.

• Sword Venerable sensed the Black Tide’s attack, and Green Emperor ordered the Homeless Domain to retreat while the Dao Venerables prepared its relocation.
• The five Dao Venerables moved the Homeless Domain through seven anchor points, but the Black Tide tracked them each time.
• Origin Emperor warned that the Lost Divine Court might have sent Emperor Cang to intercept Pangu and leave them facing the thirty Pillar-level Evil Gods.
• Emperor Cang struck across dimensions, and Pangu blocked the attack but could not prevent the Homeless Domain from being halted before the Black Tide.
• Emperor Cang stepped forward, and the Dao Venerables saw that he looked exactly like Cangyuan.

Emperor Cang and Cangyuan met and recognized that they had originated from the same existence, but Cangyuan rejected the idea of merging with him. The confrontation ended with Pangu standing between them and challenging Emperor Cang to get past him.

• The five Dao Venerables wondered whether Emperor Cang had sought the Flawless Dao Heart and whether Cangyuan had brought the Black Tide.
• Emperor Cang greeted Cangyuan as the half he had finally found, then demanded that they merge and make all things submit to their Daluo Heaven.
• Cangyuan questioned which of them would lead after merging and mocked Emperor Cang's appearance and clothes.
• Emperor Cang gave up arguing, and Cangyuan retreated behind Pangu and directed him to speak with Pangu instead.
• Pangu confronted Emperor Cang and said he would have to get past him to take Cangyuan.

The thirty Pillar-level Evil Gods attacked the Homeless Domain, forcing Pangu and its five Dao Venerables into a desperate battle. As the Three Pure Ones and Twelve Ancestral Witches joined the fight, Emperor Cang ambushed Cangyuan and took over his body, discovering that he possessed a fragment of the Eternal Dao Fruit.

• Emperor Cang unleashed thirty Pillar-level Evil Gods against the Homeless Domain while Pangu and the five Dao Venerables defended it.
• Fifteen Evil Gods surrounded Pangu, while another fifteen battled Cangyuan and the Homeless Domain's Dao Venerables.
• The Three Pure Ones and Twelve Ancestral Witches merged into Pangu's True Body, which entered the battle and eased the pressure on the defenders.
• Hongjun stopped the Three Dao Wills from joining the fight because the Homeless Domain needed them to protect it from the battle's aftershocks.
• Emperor Cang seized an opening to possess Cangyuan, then recognized that Cangyuan possessed a fragment of the Eternal Dao Fruit.

Emperor Cang discovered fragments of the Eternal Dao Fruit within Cangyuan’s body and prepared to destroy the Homeless Domain. Pangu annihilated the surrounding Evil Gods with one axe strike, forcing Emperor Cang to retreat for now as he vowed to return after becoming a true Daluo Heaven.

• Emperor Cang took possession of Cangyuan’s body and found fragments of the Eternal Dao Fruit in his Flawless Dao Heart.
• Emperor Cang declared himself complete and gathered power to wipe out the Homeless Domain.
• Pangu struck down the Gate of Flesh and Blood, shattered the Progenitor Star, split the Primal Sea, and annihilated the fifteen Pillar-level Evil Gods.
• Pangu confronted Emperor Cang, who abandoned his attack rather than risk fighting him before fully digesting Cangyuan’s power.
• Emperor Cang spared the survivors for now and vowed to return after becoming a true Daluo Heaven.

Emperor Cang withdrew to the Lost Divine Court and began taking over Cangyuan, revealing Cangyuan’s past as Lin Cang, a transmigrator whose rise to Great Luo had gone wrong. Pangu let Emperor Cang escape, while Cangyuan’s remaining consciousness learned the truth of his origins.

• Emperor Cang fled the battlefield, and the other remaining Pillar-level Evil Gods followed.
• The Three Pure Ones and Twelve Ancestral Witches urged Pangu to shatter the Primordial World and stop Emperor Cang, but Pangu refused to risk harming Cangyuan.
• Pangu returned to the Primordial World, privately signaling that a plan was already underway.
• Emperor Cang appeared at the Lost Divine Court, sensed his approach to Great Luo Heaven, and began consolidating his control over Cangyuan’s body.
• Emperor Cang found Cangyuan’s surviving Primordial Spirit in the Sea of Consciousness and forced the truth of Cangyuan’s origins into it.
• Cangyuan saw memories of Lin Cang’s life on Blue Star, his transmigration, his cultivation, and the mishap during his Great Luo attainment.

After revealing Emperor Cang’s origin and his plan to seize Cangyuan’s Grand Unity Dao Fruit, Cangyuan revealed that he had let Emperor Cang take over to reunite the two halves. Cangyuan reclaimed the complete Dao Fruit and absorbed Emperor Cang’s timeline, bringing all his selves back into one.

• Emperor Cang told Cangyuan that the mythological world was a dream and that he was Lin Cang from a parallel timeline, then left to claim Cangyuan’s half of the Grand Unity Dao Fruit.
• Emperor Cang used Cangyuan’s origin aura to draw the half Dao Fruit into himself and believed he was nearing Mythic Great Luo.
• Cangyuan’s Primordial Spirit suddenly recovered, and he revealed that his other half of the Grand Unity Dao Fruit had been hidden as the system.
• The two halves resonated and reunited as the complete Mythic Grand Unity Dao Fruit, which acknowledged Cangyuan as its master.
• Cangyuan commanded Lin Cang to return, and Emperor Cang’s body reverted into his timeline and merged into Cangyuan.

Cangyuan transformed the Homeless Domain into a single eternal True Realm centered on the ascended Primordial World, and its beings grew immensely stronger. He returned to the astonished inhabitants and announced that Emperor Cang was dead, the Black Tide had dissipated, and the crisis spanning seven eras was over.

• Cangyuan used his Mythical Daluo authority to erase the Void and merge the six eras' worlds and source power into the Primordial World.
• The Primordial World expanded and ascended, greatly strengthening the Three Dao Wills until the Homeless Domain and surrounding Chaos vanished.
• The Primordial World remained as the sole eternal True Realm, and Cangyuan wondered whether its inhabitants made him their Father God.
• The people of the Primordial World were bewildered by its sudden ascension and worried about Cangyuan's disappearance.
• Cangyuan reappeared before them and declared Emperor Cang dead, the Black Tide gone, and the seven-era turmoil over.

Cangyuan awakened in the Canglan Dao Palace and attained Grand Unity Immortality, merging his World Great Dao into Daluo Heaven. The Jade Emperor Xuanqiong Supreme God welcomed him into the Heavenly Court and granted him the title Emperor Xuan Yuan.

• Cangyuan gathered his timelines and Dao laws, fully restored his Primordial Spirit, and merged his World Great Dao into Daluo Heaven.
• Cangyuan's attainment drew the attention of immortals across the Eastern Divine Realm, including Grand Unity Immortals.
• Qingyuan Wonder Dao True Lord congratulated Cangyuan and invited him to meet the Jade Emperor Xuanqiong Supreme God.
• Cangyuan accompanied Qingyuan to the Heavenly Court, where the Jade Emperor personally conferred on him the title Emperor Who Governs the Myriad Worlds, Commands the Zhou Tian Universe, and Wields Supreme, Limitless Creation—Emperor Xuan Yuan.

Cangyuan observed the different evolutions of his thirty-six Inner Worlds and the geniuses rising within them, while their World Incarnations became Heavenly Dao. The author then explained why the story ended and left Cangyuan as the creator looking down over all things.

• Cangyuan discovered that his thirty-six Inner Worlds evolved chaotically after they left his control, with some declining and others prospering.
• Cangyuan saw Lu Ning quell the zombie unrest on Blue Star and lead its people into the stellar universe.
• Cangyuan observed another Lu Ning summon the Underworld’s Yin Gods to quell a Fierce Ghost crisis, while Black Tide unrest spread through nine parallel worlds.
• Cangyuan’s thirty-six World Incarnations became the Heavenly Dao as he watched over the worlds from above.
• The author apologized for ending the story before its planned plot was complete and thanked readers for their support.
• The author declared that Cangyuan would remain the creator of everything and said future protagonists might come from his thirty-six Inner Worlds.