Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Walton, the undead king, extends his life by shattering a Crystal Core, granting him another year or two.
• Civilization rapidly advances in the use of magic, leading to an era of mages and undead mages.
• Walton's influence grows, and he is revered as the "God of Undead" by his followers.
• The practice of implanting Demonic Cores into beasts and, later, slaves becomes widespread, leading to a new era of slavery.
• Walton issues a decree to prohibit the implantation of Demonic Cores into the populace, but it proves ineffective.
• The Holy God of War, embedded in the Crystal Wall, awakens and observes the defiled human world.

Character Developments

• Walton: Becomes increasingly frail and desperate to maintain his legacy, fearing the wrath of the Holy God of War.
• The Holy God of War: Awakens and observes the current state of the world, reminiscent of the past defilement.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of rapid technological advancement and its misuse.
• The corruption of power and the exploitation of the weak.
• The fear of repeating past mistakes and the desire to maintain a positive legacy.

Character Interactions

• Walton's followers revere him as a god and erect a statue in his honor while he is still alive.
• Other powerful figures respect Walton but secretly cultivate their strength, waiting for his era to end.
• Walton's decree against implanting Demonic Cores into the populace is ignored, highlighting the powerlessness of his words against the tide of the era.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A new movie, a TV drama adaptation of the previous film series, is released.
• The movie depicts Walton's reign as the king, initially perceived as weak but later revealed to be cunning and strategic.
• Walton's actions lead to the rise of Wizards, the development of new technologies, and the cultivation of Crystal Cores, but also the emergence of Demonic Beasts and a potential Slavery System.
• The movie ends with an ancient being warning of the world's defilement, causing panic among the audience.

Character Developments

• Walton: Initially seen as weak and selfless, he is later revealed to be manipulative and strategic, securing his throne through deception. Despite his flaws, he is driven by a desire to live brilliantly and be a benevolent king.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions: The audience's suggestions and Walton's decisions lead to unforeseen consequences, potentially causing the world's destruction.
• The duality of heroes: Walton is portrayed as a hero in public but a coward in private, highlighting the complexity of human nature.
• The power of technology: The integration of modern human technology into the magical world leads to significant advancements but also raises ethical concerns.

Character Interactions

• The audience and Walton: The audience's suggestions influence Walton's actions and the course of the era, leading to both progress and chaos.
• Walton and the ancient being: Walton pleads with the ancient being to spare the world from destruction, highlighting his fear and desperation.

Notable Details

• The movie's release causes a stir online, with discussions ranging from national pride to fears of world destruction.
• The Umbrella Corporation, the film company behind the movie, gains attention for its ambitious plans to control both the entertainment and healthcare industries.
• Real-world think tanks analyze the situation, treating the movie as a potential real-world threat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Walton, the first mortal king, meets Tukasi, the ancient creator God, in the Crystal Wall's sacred coffin.
• Tukasi considers destroying the world again to eradicate the Seven Deadly Sins but gives Walton a chance to prove that good can eradicate evil.
• The Abyss enters a golden age with Crystal Cores, but it also becomes a bloody gold rush era due to excessive demon enslavement and hunting.
• The people, now aware of their plight, rise against Walton, erecting statues of Elise and forming the Elise Church to advocate for his overthrow.

Character Developments

• Walton: Struggles with the responsibilities of kingship, trying to balance the needs of his people with the demands of the powerful. He understands the cyclic nature of history and seeks to break the pattern.
• Tukasi: Remains steadfast in his belief that the Seven Deadly Sins should be eradicated, but he gives Walton an opportunity to prove otherwise.
• The People: Become aware of their oppression and begin to rise against Walton's regime, forming a religious movement around Elise.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of history and the struggle between good and evil.
• The corrupting influence of power and wealth.
• The tension between the needs of the many and the rights of the few.

Character Interactions

• Walton and Tukasi: Engage in a philosophical debate about the nature of good and evil, with Tukasi challenging Walton to prove that good can eradicate evil.
• Walton and the People: Walton's rule becomes increasingly unpopular as the people become aware of the exploitation and enslavement happening under his watch.
• The People and the Elise Church: The people find a symbol of resistance in Elise, forming a church around her memory and advocating for Walton's overthrow.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The era is marked by rapid change, with Demon People spreading widely, and a Gold Rush for Demonic Cores.
• A new Demonic Core Regeneration Technology is invented, allowing Demon People to be enslaved from birth.
• Walton, the Undead Monarch, is blamed for the technology, causing widespread outrage.
• The common folk suffer, while nobles grow extravagant, and Wizards become the wealthiest group.
• The Elf World struggles to defend against the Abyss' invasion, with Abyss Mages proving terrifically powerful.
• Walton, near death, opens the Gate of Truth and announces a new method, the Magic Core Meditation Method, to give Demon People hope and resistance.

Character Developments

• Walton transitions from a wise ruler to a tyrant, facing infamy in his twilight years.
• The common folk become more desperate and willing to fight against their enslavement.
• The Abyss nobles grow more powerful and extravagant, while the Elven Race and Human Race leaders lament their situation.

Significant Themes

• Greed and its consequences: The pursuit of Demonic Cores leads to widespread suffering and enslavement.
• Resistance and hope: Despite their dire situation, Demon People still seek freedom and a better life.
• The power of knowledge and wisdom: Walton's understanding and manipulation of the Gate of Truth allow him to make a final, significant impact.

Character Interactions

• Walton's relationship with the Lost Souls evolves, with them eventually trusting and assisting him.
• The interactions between the Abyss nobles and the common folk highlight the widening gap between their lives and power.
• The Human Race and Elven Race leaders collaborate to defend against the Abyss' invasion, showing unity in the face of a common enemy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Corpse Emperor Walton dies, but not before creating the "Magic Core Meditation Method" to empower the enslaved Demon People and Demonic Beasts.
• Abyss Wizards return from the Elf lands war, finding their people celebrating Walton's legacy and the newfound freedom.
• Fairy King Proeus and Bone Mage Beloes, realizing the inevitable change of era, abandon their noble identities and join the resistance.
• The people rise up against the nobles, leading to a seven-month war for the throne. Proeus ultimately ascends to power.

Character Developments

• Walton: Becomes a symbol of liberation and equality after his death. His legacy inspires the people to fight for their freedom.
• Fairy King Proeus: Initially an oppressive ruler, he acknowledges the changing era and joins the resistance, eventually becoming the new Abyss Monarch. He feels a sense of regret and loss.
• Bone Mage Beloes: Initially challenged Walton, but later admires him. He joins the resistance and becomes the Court Archmage under Proeus.

Significant Themes

• Change and Adaptation: The changing era forces characters to adapt their beliefs and actions to survive.
• Legacy and Impact: Walton's actions have lasting impacts on the era, becoming a symbol of freedom and inspiring the people.
• Regret and Loss: Characters like Proeus and Beloes grapple with regret and loss, acknowledging what they've missed or could have done differently.

Character Interactions

• Walton and the People: Walton's actions inspire the people to fight for their freedom, making him a beloved figure even after his death.
• Proeus and Beloes: Initially enemies, they join forces in the resistance and eventually work together under Proeus's rule.
• Proeus and the New Era: Proeus, as the new Abyss Monarch, feels a sense of loss and regret, acknowledging that he has missed something in his pursuit of power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The era has returned to peace, and the Golden Age has erupted, leading to the division of races into those with and without Demonic Cores.
• Walton, a transmigrator, has returned to his body after reigning for seven years in the Otherworld, where he propelled an entire era forward.
• Walton opens his eyes in his room at the Sylph Dark Elf Academy, realizing he has only three months left in reality, while he aged seven years in the Otherworld.

Character Developments

• Walton: He has become a Gold-rank expert at the Fifth Awakening but feels lonely due to the vast difference in lifespan and speed between him and ordinary people. He decides to live in the academy's tower and creates a Skeleton Knight to serve as the facade of the academy.
• Students at Abyss Central Academy: They are influenced by their instructor's lecture on the importance of wisdom over brute force and become more determined to study and accumulate knowledge.

Significant Themes

• The value of wisdom over brute force: The instructor emphasizes that wisdom is more important than martial power in leading an era and achieving eternal commemoration.
• The loneliness of extraordinary beings: Walton experiences the isolation that comes with being an extraordinary being in a world dominated by mortals.
• The limitations of transmigrators: Walton's cheat system, modern societal technology, is used up after one go, highlighting the limitations of transmigrators in Extraordinary Otherworlds.

Character Interactions

• Walton and the instructor: Although not directly interacting, Walton's actions and thoughts reflect the influence of the instructor's lecture on the students.
• Walton and the students: Walton feels a generation gap between himself and the other students, leading to his decision to live in the academy's tower.
• Walton and Li Qing: Li Qing watches Walton's actions and contemplates the role of transmigrators in leading eras, ultimately deciding to set them aside and let Sylph manage them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Qing, a Zombie Lord, is at the peak of the Legendary realm, struggling to reach the Seventh Awakening (Demigod realm).
• The era has entered the Fifth Awakening Crystal Core period, with Gold-level powerhouses emerging, paving the way for Legendary powerhouses.
• Li Qing has been cultivating and building an underground Civilization Sandbox, completing an ancient-style octagonal tower.
• The Abyss and the Elf World are in a state of accelerated time (33x), with both sides preparing for the next realm (Legendary).
• A mysterious, colossal figure, later revealed to be Aurora, appears outside the Chaos Crystal Wall, attempting to interact with the city inside.

Character Developments

• Li Qing: He is impatient to break through to the Demigod realm, reflecting on his past experiences and the passage of time. He decides to scale back his construction plans to focus on the Crystal Wall.
• Walton: Not directly present, but mentioned as ruling the era with a speed 33 times faster than reality, indicating his growing power and influence.
• Aurora: She is introduced as a colossal, winged figure outside the Crystal Wall, displaying curiosity and strength as she attempts to interact with the city.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Breakthroughs: The struggle to advance through realms, with Li Qing stuck at the peak of Legendary and the Abyss and Elf World powerhouses exploring the edges of Legendary.
• Time and Civilization: The acceleration of time and the progression of civilization, with Li Qing adapting to the longer timescales of Extraordinary civilizations.
• Isolation and Interaction: Li Qing's isolation in his cultivation and Aurora's attempt to interact with the city, highlighting the tension between seclusion and connection.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing interacts with his thoughts and the environment, reflecting on his past and planning his future.
• Aurora interacts with the city, curiously observing and attempting to communicate with the tiny figures inside the Crystal Wall.
• Li Qing and Walton's relationship is mentioned, with Walton ruling the era and Li Qing cultivating in seclusion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aurora, believed to be Elise, appears outside the Crystal Wall, causing commotion among the Gold Knights and Wizards.
• Aurora flees back into the mist after sensing their presence, evading their detection.
• The Kings conclude that Aurora is still nearby, hiding within the chaos.
• Aurora, trapped in Li Qing's living room, explores her surroundings, discovering food and a humidifier.
• She finds a spinning chair in the third room and enjoys playing on it, unaware of her inability to leave.

Character Developments

• Aurora: Develops curiosity and intelligence, begins to understand her surroundings and the world outside, but remains timid and fearful.
• Li Qing: Not present in this chapter, but his preparations to contain Aurora in the living room are revealed.

Significant Themes

• Fear and curiosity: Aurora experiences fear when encountering the unknown (like the Crystal Wall) but also feels curiosity and joy (like playing on the spinning chair).
• Isolation: Aurora is trapped in the living room, unable to leave, reflecting her isolation from the world outside.
• Memory and identity: Aurora's residual memories of Elise influence her thoughts and actions, shaping her identity.

Character Interactions

• Aurora interacts with the environment, exploring the living room and the third room, but has no direct interaction with other characters in this chapter.
• The Gold Knights and Wizards interact with Aurora indirectly by sensing her presence and discussing her reappearance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aurora finds herself outside the Chaos Crystal Wall, in her living room, with the skylight being the only connection to the outside world.
• She attempts to break through the Crystal Wall to return to the Abyss World but fails due to its increased thickness and strength.
• Aurora's frantic attempts to break through the Crystal Wall cause panic among the inhabitants of the Abyss World, who see her as a giant, terrifying monster.
• Aurora decides to create her own Crystal Wall world using the Tempered Glass Coffin and Crystal Wall fragments to block the doorway of the third room, isolating herself from the outside.

Character Developments

• Aurora: She learns to speak and exhibits a childlike curiosity and fear. She starts to cultivate to become stronger and safer.
• Abyss Emperor Proeus, Tukasi, and Sylph: They decide not to let Aurora in, fearing the danger she might bring to their world.

Significant Themes

• Fear of the Unknown: The inhabitants of the Abyss World fear Aurora, seeing her as a giant, terrifying monster, highlighting their fear of the unknown and the outside world.
• Survival and Adaptation: Aurora's primary concern is her own safety. She adapts by creating her own Crystal Wall world and starts cultivating to become stronger.
• Isolation: Aurora's isolation from the outside world mirrors the isolation of the Abyss World from the rest of the Crystal Wall universe.

Character Interactions

• Aurora interacts with the inhabitants of the Abyss World through her attempts to break through the Crystal Wall, causing fear and panic among them.
• Tukasi and Sylph communicate secretly, deciding not to let Aurora in, highlighting their fear of the potential danger she poses.
• Aurora's interaction with the Crystal Wall and her surroundings shows her childlike curiosity and fear, as well as her ability to adapt and create her own world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Qing observes the new arrival, a soft-hearted but cowering girl, and decides to keep her under observation.
• The Crystal Wall is being attacked by a mysterious Giant God Aurora, causing tension in the Abyss World and Elf World.
• Stories about other worlds and civilizations become popular, with taverns and newspapers spreading tales like "The Teacup Head Civilization."

Character Developments

• Li Qing shows curiosity and planning, considering transferring a new Sandbox and observing the new arrival.
• The new girl, though soft-hearted, is cunning and deceitful, hiding in the room and blocking the door with a fake Crystal Wall.

Significant Themes

• Otherworldliness: Stories about different worlds and civilizations gain traction, fostering imagination and fear.
• Survival and Threat: The constant attacks on the Crystal Wall create a sense of impending doom and unity among the worlds' inhabitants.
• Power Dynamics: The tales of powerful beings and their influence on lesser civilizations highlight the power imbalance between worlds.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing observes and interacts with the new girl, showing interest in her behavior.
• The tavern patrons discuss and react to the stories about other worlds, expressing fear, curiosity, and speculation.
• Li Qing listens to the Teacup Head Civilization story and considers implementing a similar concept in the future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Qing, bored in seclusion, visits storytellers and gains ideas for Crystal Wall worlds.
• Aurora, also bored, finds a way to control a slave girl, Chierun, to explore the world outside her room.
• Aurora's control ability is discovered by slave catchers, who report it, causing a panic.
• Li Qing intervenes, reveals himself as the Thunder Ancient God, and takes Aurora away.

Character Developments

• Li Qing: Shows his ancient deity status and takes an interest in Aurora, seeing potential in her.
• Aurora: Demonstrates her ability to control others remotely and expresses a desire to break through to Legendary.

Significant Themes

• Isolation and the desire for freedom and knowledge.
• The fear of the unknown and the power of ancient deities.
• The potential for growth and change in the face of new experiences.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing and Aurora: Li Qing reveals his identity to Aurora and takes her under his wing.
• Aurora and Chierun: Aurora uses Chierun as a vessel to explore the world outside her room.
• Slave catchers and border guards: They react with fear and awe upon seeing Li Qing and Aurora, leading to a widespread panic.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancient God, Li Qing, arrives, seeking the missing Aurora.
• Li Qing reveals that Aurora's world is under his jurisdiction, and he's indifferent to its fate.
• Li Qing meets Aurora and offers guidance, promising to take her with him if she survives until his next visit.
• Aurora is left to fend for herself in the chaotic realm, with Li Qing's blessing to project her soul and communicate over long distances.

Character Developments

• Aurora: Realizes her divine heritage and the path to Legendary realm, gaining hope and determination to survive.
• Li Qing (Thunder Ancient God): Shows a casual, almost playful attitude towards the worlds under his jurisdiction, but provides guidance to Aurora.

Significant Themes

• Survival and struggle in the face of overwhelming power.
• The indifference of higher beings towards lower realms.
• The path to self-improvement and ascension.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing and Aurora: Li Qing provides guidance and a glimmer of hope to Aurora, while Aurora seeks his protection and promises to spread his might.
• Minis, Sylph, and Tukasi: The three giants discuss the Ancient God's arrival and its implications for their world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Five years have passed since Walton's death, marking the beginning of a new era.
• Proeus, the Gold Tier powerhouse king, unifies the Abyss and Elf Worlds, establishing the Abyss Royal City.
• The second bloodline potion is developed, allowing races to compensate for innate stat deficiencies.
• The Templar Race, led by Swaro, challenges Proeus to a battle, aiming to change their race's destiny and take over the land.

Character Developments

• Proeus, the king, has reached his peak in power but feels stagnant. He welcomes the challenge to stimulate growth and change in the era.
• Swaro, the leader of the Templar Race, successfully fuses with the Magic Dragon's bloodline, transforming into a dragon-man, and becomes ambitious and determined to defeat Proeus.

Significant Themes

• The disparity in racial potential and the struggle to overcome it.
• The pursuit of power and the ambition it breeds.
• The role of a leader in driving societal progress and change.

Character Interactions

• Proeus's rule over the Abyss and Elf Worlds is challenged by the Templar Race, setting the stage for a major conflict.
• The people's growing discontent with Proeus's lack of progress in the era leads to whispers of rebellion and a desire for change.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Qing completes building his Sandbox world and prepares to descend into the Hollow Earth World.
• He enters the underground base, finding a vast skeletal giant, and decides to make it his throne.
• Li Qing attempts to move the giant, causing the ground to shake, and decides to compact the ground and pave it with new floor tiles.
• He plans to cultivate a batch of creatures in the Number One room for the Wizards and Elves and considers the development of the Number Two room.

Character Developments

• Li Qing shows determination and careful planning in building his world and preparing for the future.
• The Abyss Emperor Proeus demonstrates his power and dominance by defeating Swaro, the second strongest in the Abyss, using the Demon Hand.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between different races and their ambition for power and dominance.
• The advancement of civilization and technology, with the Wizard World reaching its peak development.
• The exploration of new worlds and the challenges that come with it.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing interacts with a mixed-race girl named Sibyl on the train, who recommends her novel to him.
• The Abyss Emperor Proeus faces off against Swaro, showcasing his power and dominance.

Detailed but Concise

Li Qing, having completed his Sandbox world, prepares to descend into the Hollow Earth World. He enters the underground base and finds a vast skeletal giant, deciding to make it his throne. Attempting to move the giant, he causes the ground to shake and decides to compact the ground and pave it with new floor tiles. Li Qing plans to cultivate a batch of creatures in the Number One room for the Wizards and Elves and considers the development of the Number Two room. Meanwhile, the Abyss Emperor Proeus demonstrates his power and dominance by defeating Swaro, the second strongest in the Abyss, using the Demon Hand. Li Qing interacts with Sibyl on the train, who recommends her novel to him, showcasing the advancement of civilization and technology in the Wizard World. The struggle between different races and their ambition for power and dominance is a significant theme, as is the exploration of new worlds and the challenges that come with it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The current ruler, Proeus, is considered invincible and suppresses the era, causing despair among the people.
• Li Qing, a bookstore clerk, secretly plans to challenge Proeus' rule.
• Swaro, a noble of the Abyss, attempts to revive the Corpse Emperor Walton using a forbidden art to challenge Proeus.
• Walton's undead form defeats Proeus, and Swaro ascends to the throne.
• Swaro uses Walton's power to advance the era but suffers from its side effects, shortening his lifespan.
• Swaro discovers a path to the Legendary realm and ascends before his death.

Character Developments

• Li Qing: He remains in the shadows, providing modern ideas and influencing the era's advancement without direct involvement in the power struggle.
• Swaro: Initially despairing and defeated, Swaro becomes driven by madness and ambition. He uses the forbidden art to challenge Proeus and ascends to the throne. However, his lifespan is shortened due to the art's side effects. He ultimately discovers a path to the Legendary realm before his death.
• Proeus: Proeus is defeated by Walton's undead form and is demoted to an Imperial General. He watches Swaro's reign and eventual death.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of truth and knowledge despite the limitations of lifespan, talent, and strength.
• The cost of ambition and the desire for power.
• The struggle against an oppressive ruler and the quest for freedom and progress.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing and Swaro: Li Qing provides Swaro with a plan to challenge Proeus, but their interactions are minimal afterward. Li Qing remains in the background, influencing the era without direct confrontation.
• Swaro and Proeus: Swaro challenges Proeus using Walton's undead form and defeats him, leading to Swaro's ascension to the throne. Proeus is demoted and watches Swaro's reign from the sidelines.
• Swaro and the court wizards: Swaro's court wizards, including Proeus, witness Swaro's discovery of the path to the Legendary realm and his subsequent death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The reigning Emperor, Swaro, dies suddenly after ruling for nine years.
• Swaro's death sends shockwaves through the Wizard World, with many initially disbelieving the news.
• Swaro's greatest achievement is exploring the path to the Half-step Legendary realm before his death.
• An ancient God acknowledges Swaro's achievements and bids him farewell, causing a massive rainstorm.
• Swaro's funeral is held, attended by thousands of Wizards from across the world.

Character Developments

• Swaro is portrayed as a proud, ambitious, and diligent ruler who prioritizes his dreams and the betterment of the Wizard World over his own lifespan.
• The ancient God is revealed to have been watching Swaro's progress and acknowledges his achievements.
• Old Coburn and Old Nunez reflect on their lives and the changes in the world, feeling the passage of time and the impermanence of life.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of truth and greatness at any cost.
• The impermanence of life and the fleeting nature of personal achievements.
• The cyclical nature of history and the desire to leave a lasting impact.

Character Interactions

• The Wizards of the Wizard World mourn Swaro's death and attend his funeral, showing unity and respect for their fallen leader.
• Old Coburn and Old Nunez reminisce about the past and discuss the changes in the world, highlighting their friendship and shared experiences.
• Li Qing, the narrator, reflects on Swaro's achievements and the cycle of heroes attempting to break through the world, setting up a rule for this pattern to repeat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emperor Swaro's death leads to changes in the war landscape and power struggles.
• Proeus, the strongest man by force, ascends the throne once more, becoming the fourth Wizard Emperor.
• Proeus establishes the position of Grand Sage, seeking someone to advance the entire Wizarding Era.
• Tulisa, a timid and cowardly young girl, is chosen as the Grand Sage after defeating top-tier Wizards.
• Tulisa builds a Sage Tower to radiate and enhance the wisdom of Demonic Core lives across the empire.

Character Developments

• Proeus, despite his strength, lacks talent for research and feels immense pressure to advance civilization.
• Tulisa, initially timid and introverted, reveals confidence in her research and determination to push the era forward.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of truth and knowledge, even at the cost of one's life.
• The burden of leadership and the expectations placed on those in power.
• The cyclical nature of eras and the accumulation of progress over generations.

Character Interactions

• Proeus and the former Emperor Swaro are revealed to be friends who competed for pride, leading to their roles as sworn enemies.
• Tulisa interacts remotely with her Wizard subordinates due to her timidity, using a crystal ball to communicate.
• Wizards of the era react with surprise, skepticism, and awe to Tulisa's appointment as Grand Sage and her actions as the era's leader.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aurora, the Great Sage, broadcasts the news of achieving the Half-step Legendary realm, causing global excitement.
• She begins research to further advance the era, leading to breakthroughs in various technologies, including microscopic physics.
• After seven years, Aurora successfully researches the method for achieving the Legendary realm.
• Proeus, a Wizard Monarch, breaks through to the Legendary realm, causing widespread awe and celebration.
• The Legendary realm begins to spread, but its breakthrough difficulty is extremely high.

Character Developments

• Aurora: She shows remarkable research talent, completing work that was expected to take seven or eight generations of Great Sages in just seven years. She remains humble and focused on her work, unaware of Proeus' feelings for her.
• Proeus: He successfully breaks through to the Legendary realm, becoming the strongest existence in the world. He develops feelings for Aurora but suppresses them due to her importance to the era.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice for the Greater Good: Aurora and Proeus both prioritize the advancement of the era over their personal feelings and well-being.
• The Pursuit of Truth: Aurora's dedication to research and understanding the universe drives her actions and is the primary focus of her life.
• The Weight of Expectation: Both Aurora and Proeus feel the immense pressure of their roles and the expectations placed upon them.

Character Interactions

• Aurora and Proeus: Despite their different personalities (Aurora being introverted and timid, Proeus being taciturn and warrior-like), they share a deep respect and understanding for each other. Proeus silently protects Aurora, while Aurora is oblivious to his romantic feelings for her.
• Aurora and the Wizards: Aurora's research and achievements inspire and unite the Wizards, leading to a collective effort to advance the era.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tulisa, the Grand Sage, is nearing the end of her life, having completed her research and prepared for the next Grand Sage.
• News of her impending death spreads, causing widespread mourning and tributes.
• Proeus, the Monarch Emperor, attempts to break through the realm to ascend to another world as a farewell gift to Tulisa.
• He successfully ascends, becoming the first Wizard to traverse to another dimension, marking the beginning of a new era for the Wizard World.

Character Developments

• Tulisa: From a timid, introverted young girl to a wise and respected Grand Sage, Tulisa's dedication and contributions have guided the Wizard World into a new era.
• Proeus: Initially underestimated by Tulisa, Proeus proves his cultivation talent and combat power by successfully ascending to another world, leaving behind his physical body.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and dedication: Both Tulisa and Proeus demonstrate immense dedication to their goals, ultimately sacrificing for the betterment of their world.
• Progress and change: The Wizard World experiences significant growth and change under Tulisa's guidance, culminating in Proeus's successful ascension to another world.
• Legacy and remembrance: The chapter emphasizes the importance of remembering and honoring the heroes who paved the way for future generations.

Character Interactions

• Tulisa and Weianna: Their friendship, from school days to Tulisa's rise as Grand Sage, highlights Tulisa's transformation and dedication.
• Tulisa and Proeus: Their interaction before Proeus's ascension showcases their mutual respect and understanding, as well as Tulisa's concern for Proeus's well-being.
• The Wizards and the people: The widespread mourning and tributes for Tulisa, as well as the celebration of Proeus's ascension, demonstrate the impact these figures have on their world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lady Tulisa's funeral marks the end of the Golden Age (Year 35 of the Abyss Calendar).
• Wizards gather to pay respects, acknowledging the era's achievements and the end of the Golden Age.
• The Wizard World is considered too small for the Legendary Era, and wars begin to break out.

Character Developments

• Proeus, having broken through to Legendary, explores the Earth's Core World, discovering the magic of possession.
• Li Qing, in seclusion for a year, senses the breakthrough of his five Legendary Vassals, heralding his own Demigod breakthrough.
• Tulisa, unaware of others' feelings, celebrates her achievements and attempts to break through to Legendary.
• The three ancient Gods (Sylph, Tukasi, and Minis) also break through to Legendary.

Significant Themes

• The end of an era (Golden Age) and the beginning of a new one (Legendary Era).
• The rapid progress and short lifespans of the Golden Age's titans.
• The struggle to adapt to a new, larger realm (Earth's Core World) and the dangers it may hold.

Character Interactions

• Li Qing senses the breakthroughs of his Vassals and anticipates his own Demigod breakthrough.
• Tulisa's excitement and obliviousness to others' feelings contrast with the somber mood at Lady Tulisa's funeral.
• The ancient Gods' simultaneous breakthroughs suggest a new power dynamic in the Wizard World.