Recaps

The Golden Crows’ rampage sparked war between the Demon Clan, Immortal Court, and Dragon Clan, while Zhou Ming guided the Human Race through its great calamity and Wu advanced to Primordial Golden Immortal. As Di Jun and East Prince Gong’s forces clashed, the Sages blocked Nuwa from intervening, leaving the battle to unfold without her.

• Ao Hai accepted the Ancestor Dragon Pearl from Candle Dragon and chose to Sever Three Corpses, while Candle Dragon asked East Prince Gong to protect the Dragon Clan after his death.
• Zhunti freed the ten Golden Crows from Tanggu Valley, and their rampage across the Primordial Wilderness and East Sea led East Prince Gong’s Corpse of Evil to kill several princes, including First Golden Crow.
• Di Jun vowed revenge on the Immortal Court and Dragon Clan, while Candle Dragon agreed to fight beside East Prince Gong and sent the Dragon Clan to retreat to the sea eye.
• As the Demon Clan slaughtered the Human Race, Zhou Ming helped Wu and the human leaders confront Di Jun’s forces, and Wu reached Primordial Golden Immortal during the battle.
• Zhou Ming ended the Human Race’s calamity, allowed its dead to enter Reincarnation, and promised Di Jun that his dead sons could also have a chance at Reincarnation.
• Di Jun and Xi He prepared to face the coming war, while Ao Hai led the Dragon Clan to the Eye of the East Sea and Candle Dragon joined East Prince Gong at Penglai.
• Nuwa fought Jieyin and Zhunti as Di Jun’s army advanced against the Immortal Court, where Candle Dragon faced Taiyi and East Prince Gong fought Di Jun.
• After escaping Jieyin and Zhunti, Nuwa was blocked by the Three Pure Ones, who refused to let her return to the battlefield until the tribulation ended.

Zhou Ming helped bring the war between the Demon Clan and Immortal Court to an end, then agreed to cooperate with Hongjun against the conscious Heavenly Dao. He left Buzhou Mountain to retrieve Di Jun’s Golden Crow corpses and discovered Wang Shu’s remnant soul hidden on the Moon Star.

• Candle Dragon self-detonated, killing Taiyi and many nearby fighters, and the Demon Clan and Immortal Court’s great formations later collapsed after their final collision.
• East Prince Gong killed himself beside Fuxi, but Zhou Ming preserved a fragment of Fuxi’s Primordial Spirit and gave it to Nuwa, who spared the surviving Immortal Court cultivators.
• Di Jun destroyed Mount Sumeru and self-detonated beneath it, opening a passage to the Demon Realm that Nuwa sealed while Zhou Ming and the Sages guarded it.
• After the Sages chose Haotian and Yaochi to rule the Heavenly Court, Zhou Ming met the concealed Hongjun, who revealed that the Heavenly Dao had developed consciousness.
• Hongjun explained his conflict with the Heavenly Dao and offered the complete Method of Slaying Three Corpses in exchange for Zhou Ming’s help after he completely Unified with Dao, and Zhou Ming agreed.
• Zhou Ming suppressed Hongjun’s remaining Divine Thought, warned the Ancestral Witches that Hongjun might betray them, and left for the Moon Star.
• Chang Xi showed Zhou Ming the preserved Golden Crow corpses, but he discovered she had been guarding Wang Shu’s remnant soul in the Moon Star’s Origin and drew Wang Shu out despite Chang Xi’s pleas.

Zhou Ming built alliances against the Heavenly Dao, arranged the Witch Clan’s role in the Heavenly Court, and negotiated the Human Race’s future with the Sages. The arc ended with Fuxi born and chosen to lead the Feng Yan Tribe.

• Wang Shu agreed to help Zhou Ming evolve his world and oppose the Heavenly Dao after her revival, while Zhou Ming reunited her with Chang Xi and learned Xi He had died.
• Zhou Ming passed Wang Shu and Chang Xi through Pangu’s Will inspection, then promised to gather the resources Wang Shu needed to revive.
• Zhou Ming sent Di Jun, Taiyi, and other preserved True Spirits into Reincarnation, then studied Hongjun’s Method of Slaying Three Corpses for hidden restrictions.
• Houtu attained Hunyuan, and Zhou Ming secured half the Heavenly Court’s Destiny and two Imperial Jade Emperor positions for the Witch Clan from Haotian and Yaochi.
• Zhou Ming arranged for Ao Hai and West Queen Mother to cultivate a method that could restore their paths, while persuading Ao Hai to remain with the Witch Clan and help the Human Race.
• Zhou Ming and Nuwa arranged Fuxi’s Human Dao Reincarnation, and Wu insisted Fuxi belong to the Human Race and be protected from the Sages’ schemes.
• Zhou Ming assigned the Heavenly Emperor and Earthly Emperor teacher positions to the Witch Clan, while the Sages divided the remaining positions among their teachings.
• Wu persuaded Hong Yun to join the Human Race as Ancestor Yun, and Zhou Ming later accepted the newborn Fuxi as his disciple before Fuxi became chief of the Feng Yan Tribe.

Fuxi and Shennong guided the Human Race through migration, governance, and succession before Xuanyuan inherited the title of Human Emperor. Chi You challenged Xuanyuan, and after the first battle went badly, the Dragon Clan and Heavenly Court joined Xuanyuan as he prepared his army for another clash.

• Fuxi moved the Human Race out of Witch Clan territory, founded Chen as its capital, and became its first Human Emperor before handing the position to Shennong.
• Shennong identified the Five Grains, compiled the Shennong's Hundred Herbs Classic, and passed the Human Emperor position to Xuanyuan.
• Houtu took Jingwei as her disciple, while Chi You reincarnated among the Jiuli Tribe to challenge Xuanyuan.
• Xuanyuan refused to attack Chi You during their first meeting, but Guang Chengzi and the Chan Sect Golden Immortals tried to seize Chi You, who defeated them and declared war.
• At Zhuolu, Chi You's Jiuli army routed Xuanyuan's forces, while Pingxin's power clashed with Yuanshi's treasures and Chi You wounded Guang Chengzi and Immortal Official Nanji.
• Ao Guang sent Ying Long to help Xuanyuan, and Haotian dispatched Nine Heavens Xuannü to advise him on military strategy.
• Nine Heavens Xuannü offered to train Xuanyuan's army, and Guang Chengzi flew to Mount Liubo to retrieve Kui Niu hide for a war drum.