Chapter Summaries

Qin Feng fought off the werewolves and wounded their leader, the Silver Wolf King, after it threatened him. The Silver Wolf King led the pack in another charge, and Qin Feng prepared to face it.

• Qin Feng shot down more than a dozen werewolves as the Silver Wolf King watched.
• Qin Feng warned the Silver Wolf King to leave, but the wolf spoke in human language and threatened him.
• Qin Feng shot the Silver Wolf King's face, drawing blood and enraging it.
• The Silver Wolf King ordered the pack to charge, and Qin Feng killed three wolves with one arrow.
• The Silver Wolf King rushed at Qin Feng with its fangs and claws bared.

Qin Feng overwhelmed the Silver Wolf King in a fight, and the beaten wolf mistook him for a Demon God-sama. Qin Feng paused his attack and demanded an answer before deciding whether to let it go.

• Qin Feng dropped his bow and prepared to face the charging Silver Wolf King with his fists.
• Qin Feng struck the Silver Wolf King so hard that he sent it flying through trees and chased it into the ground.
• Qin Feng repeatedly punched the injured Wolf King until it begged him to spare its life, calling him Demon God-sama.
• Qin Feng stopped when he heard the title and told the Wolf King he would let it go if it answered a question.

Qin Feng questioned the Silver Wolf King about Binhai Forest and its strongest demon, Lord Evil Tiger. He ordered the wolf king to summon Evil Tiger, then returned to the cave where Qiu Bingxin greeted him with excitement.

• Qin Feng learned from the Silver Wolf King that Binhai Forest was ruled by the ten-thousand-year-old Lord Evil Tiger and that demons measured their ranks by age.
• Qin Feng ordered the Silver Wolf King to bring Lord Evil Tiger to him and threatened to hunt the wolf king down if he failed.
• The Silver Wolf King fled with his subordinates to summon Lord Evil Tiger.
• Qin Feng returned to the cave, where Qiu Bingxin was excited to see him.

Qin Feng returned after easily driving away the wolves, and Qiu Shuisheng mistook him for a Demon God. Qin Feng denied knowing what a Demon God was, while Qiu Shuisheng assumed he was concealing his identity.

• Qiu Bingxin was astonished when Qin Feng returned and said he had handled the wolves with ease.
• Qiu Shuisheng pulled Qiu Bingxin over and knelt before Qin Feng to pay respects to Demon God-sama.
• Qiu Bingxin was stunned that the young Qin Feng might be a Demon God.
• Qin Feng said he was not a Demon God and asked what the title meant.
• Qiu Shuisheng assumed Qin Feng was hiding his identity to protect secrets and assured him they would not reveal it.

Qin Feng shared rabbit meat with Qiu Shuisheng and Qiu Bingxin, who continued to believe he was the Demon God despite his protests. Before leaving, he healed Qiu Shuisheng’s injured leg with Soul Power, and Qiu Shuisheng was able to walk again.

• Qin Feng told Qiu Shuisheng and Qiu Bingxin to eat with him and insisted he was not their Demon God-sama.
• Qiu Shuisheng still believed Qin Feng was a Demon God hiding his identity, while Qiu Bingxin remained uncertain.
• Qin Feng said he would leave soon and offered to heal Qiu Shuisheng’s leg as a parting gift.
• Qin Feng sent Soul Power into Qiu Shuisheng and healed his leg, allowing him to walk without a cane.
• Qiu Shuisheng thanked Qin Feng in shock and gratitude.

Qin Feng went out to face the Binhai Evil Tiger and overwhelmed him with a beating. He left Evil Tiger alive, and Evil Tiger offered to tell him anything he wanted to know.

• The Binhai Evil Tiger arrived, and Qiu Bingxin urged Qin Feng to hide, but Qin Feng went out to challenge the monster.
• Qin Feng questioned the Silver Wolf about the tiger, then sent the enraged Binhai Evil Tiger flying with one punch.
• Qin Feng caught up with the Binhai Evil Tiger in the forest and continued beating him until his head swelled and bloodied.
• Evil Tiger begged Qin Feng to stop and offered to answer his questions in exchange for his life.
• Qin Feng praised Evil Tiger for being clever.

Qin Feng learned that the spirits in Binhai Forest were stronger than the monsters and decided to visit their forbidden territory, Dead Sea Pool. Despite Evil Tiger’s warnings, he forced Evil Tiger to lead him there, while Qiu Bingxin watched from the cave and wondered if he had really left.

• Qin Feng asked Evil Tiger about Binhai Forest and learned that Evil Tiger was the strongest monster there, but powerful spirits lived nearby.
• Evil Tiger told Qin Feng that Dead Sea Pool was a forbidden zone where monsters and humans might not return alive.
• Qin Feng ordered Evil Tiger to take him to Dead Sea Pool despite Evil Tiger’s warning and the Silver Wolf King’s shock.
• Qiu Bingxin watched from the cave and asked the old man whether Qin Feng had really left.

Qiu Shuisheng and Qiu Bingxin let Qin Feng continue toward Dead Sea Pool while secretly guiding his journey. As Qin Feng traveled deeper into Binhai Forest with Evil Tiger and the Silver Wolf King, they found the core region strangely empty of demons and spirits.

• Qiu Shuisheng said Qin Feng had headed toward Dead Sea Pool, and Qiu Bingxin regretted that he had left before she could play with him longer.
• Qiu Shuisheng reminded Qiu Bingxin that their mission came first, then told her to make Qin Feng’s route as convenient as possible.
• Qiu Shuisheng and Qiu Bingxin left, and demons along the way hurried aside in fear of their auras.
• Qin Feng traveled deeper into Binhai Forest with Evil Tiger and the Silver Wolf King as terrifying fog and dark clouds covered the forest.
• Evil Tiger wondered why they had encountered no demons, and the Silver Wolf King noted that the area belonged to the spirits, yet they had seen none either.

Qin Feng reached Dead Sea Pool and learned that its human ruins might date back to an era when humans, demons, and spirits lived in peace. He entered the ruins to uncover their secrets, wondering whether his mission was to restore humanity’s standing.

• Qin Feng explained to Evil Tiger and the Silver Wolf King that the absence of spirits was normal and hinted that the truth would soon emerge.
• Evil Tiger led Qin Feng to Dead Sea Pool, where tangled vines covered the ruins of human buildings.
• Qin Feng asked Evil Tiger about the ruins, and Evil Tiger explained that they had once belonged to a human sect tens of thousands of years earlier.
• Evil Tiger recounted how a war ended with demons and spirits defeating humanity and taking control of the world.
• Qin Feng left Evil Tiger and the Silver Wolf King behind and entered Dead Sea Pool to investigate.

Qin Feng confronted Water Spirit at Dead Sea Pool while searching for the divine official overseeing Binhai Western Regions. Water Spirit failed to harm him with her boiling water, leaving her stunned as Qin Feng dismissed the attack.

• Qin Feng entered Dead Sea Pool and waited for the figure he had sensed to appear.
• Water Spirit trapped Qin Feng in a water prison, but he shattered it with a touch.
• Water Spirit revealed that a divine official governed Binhai Western Regions and that capturing Qin Feng would earn her a hundred-thousand-year cultivation base.
• Water Spirit flooded Qin Feng with boiling water, but he said its heat felt no hotter than bathwater.

Qin Feng endured Water Spirit’s ten-thousand-degree heat and used his mastery of water to restrain her. He began absorbing her three hundred thousand years of cultivation with the Nine-Headed Taotie, and Water Spirit agreed to talk.

• Water Spirit raised the temperature to ten thousand degrees and attacked Qin Feng, but he remained unharmed.
• Qin Feng used water-element power and ancient inscriptions to take control of Water Spirit’s body.
• Qin Feng asked Water Spirit where the divine official was, but she denied knowing anything.
• Qin Feng used the Nine-Headed Taotie to drain Water Spirit’s cultivation, and she warned that absorbing Fairy Clan power could kill humans.
• As Water Spirit began to wither, she begged Qin Feng to stop and promised to talk.

Qin Feng forced the water spirit to reveal that a divine official had ordered the forest spirits to capture him for a reward of a million years of cultivation. She disclosed that the divine official lived on Central Island in the Binhai Western Regions, but hesitated when Qin Feng asked how to get there.

• Qin Feng released the water spirit from his restraints and questioned her about the divine official’s order.
• The water spirit said only spirits with more than a Hundred Thousand Years of cultivation knew about the mission to capture Qin Feng.
• Qin Feng learned that the captor would receive a million years of cultivation and pressed the water spirit to reveal where she would take him.
• Facing Qin Feng’s threat, the water spirit revealed that the divine official resided on Central Island in the Binhai Western Regions.
• Qin Feng asked how to reach the island, and the water spirit hesitated to answer.

Water Spirit explained how humans reached the central island and told Qin Feng that the God Official had destroyed a sect at the Dead Sea Pool. Her mention of two surviving Vice God Officials left Qin Feng surprised.

• Water Spirit explained that humans had to travel from Border Sea City to the central island by ship, while fairies could use other means.
• Qin Feng let Water Spirit go, and she vanished after thanking him.
• Qin Feng called Water Spirit back and asked whether a sect had once stood at the Dead Sea Pool.
• Water Spirit said the God Official had destroyed the sect because it had opposed the fairy races.
• Water Spirit revealed that the sect had left two people to serve as Vice God Officials, surprising Qin Feng.

Water Spirit explained that the God Official had turned his former Vice Generals into puppets, and Qin Feng protected her inside the Dead Sea Pool before leaving. Later, the Vice Generals confronted Water Spirit for letting him escape.

• Water Spirit told Qin Feng that the God Official had preserved his former Vice Generals as thoughtless puppets.
• Qin Feng drew a hidden boundary around the Dead Sea Pool and promised Water Spirit she would be safe as long as she stayed inside.
• Qin Feng left the Dead Sea Pool, and the sky began to brighten.
• The Vice Generals arrived and questioned Water Spirit about her crime.
• Water Spirit said the Dead Sea Pool was a place humans entered and never returned, and the Vice Generals demanded to know why she had let Qin Feng go.

Two Vice God Officials tried to execute Water Spirit and take her cultivation, but Qin Feng’s barrier protected her from their power. The officials prepared to attack again and were left dumbfounded.

• The elder tried to draw the vital essence from the pool and kill Water Spirit.
• Water Spirit said that the human who had visited was too powerful for her to defeat.
• The Vice God Officials realized Qin Feng’s barrier had blocked their power and accused Water Spirit of colluding with a human.
• Water Spirit defied them, saying they could kill her if they were able, and the officials threatened to take her cultivation.
• The Vice God Officials attacked, then were dumbfounded.

Water Spirit survived when an ancient protective barrier blocked two Vice God Officials, who left after failing to destroy it. Qin Feng reached Border Sea City and went to the wharf, where a merchant-like man approached him about going to sea.

• Water Spirit provoked the two Vice God Officials, and their combined attacks failed to break the barrier around the pool.
• Water Spirit challenged the Vice God Officials to report her alleged collusion with the human race, and they left.
• Qin Feng reached Border Sea City, ate breakfast, and headed to Border Sea Wharf.
• Qin Feng considered whether to buy a ship or find someone to take him out to sea.
• A merchant-like man approached Qin Feng and asked if he planned to go out to sea.

Qin Feng paid a dockside merchant to arrange passage to Central Island, where the divine officials resided. He boarded a ship and set sail, intending to pick a fight with a divine official.

• A merchant offered Qin Feng passage out to sea and asked where he wanted to go.
• Qin Feng requested a trip to Central Island, and the merchant warned him that it was not a place for sightseeing.
• Qin Feng paid the merchant with a bag of gold coins to arrange passage.
• The merchant guided Qin Feng to a ship bound for Central Island and secured him a private room.
• Qin Feng boarded as the ship raised its sails and set out for Central Island.

Qin Feng traveled toward Central Island and bought a map marked with dangerous areas from a peddler aboard the ship. The ship then slowed as figures appeared in the distance, alarming the peddler.

• Qin Feng spent several hours traveling toward Central Island aboard a ship, where he had a premium cabin and meals delivered to him.
• Qin Feng explored the ship’s shopping area and rejected a peddler’s offer to sell him treasure maps.
• Qin Feng agreed to buy a map of Central Island after the peddler warned him about its forbidden zones.
• Qin Feng unfolded the map, which showed many areas marked in red, and asked whether it was accurate.
• The ship slowed, and the peddler grew anxious when he spotted several blurry figures in the distance.

Qin Feng’s ship was pursued by the Border Sea Bandits, so the crew activated powerful Energy Conches to flee at high speed. Qin Feng watched from his cabin as the bandits’ small boats moved just as astonishingly fast.

• Qin Feng saw several small boats approaching and realized they might be pirate ships.
• The Captain identified the attackers as the Border Sea Bandits and told Qin Feng and the other passengers to hide.
• The Captain ordered the crew to turn around and activate the ship’s backup energy.
• The crew uncovered three Energy Conches, which unleashed powerful gales that propelled the ship forward.
• Qin Feng noticed the Border Sea Bandits’ boats racing across the water like jet skis.

Qin Feng stayed in his room while One-Eyed Dragon's bandits intercepted the ship bound for Central Island. Captain Li showed a passage permit and paid gold coins, but One-Eyed Dragon demanded protection fees from everyone aboard.

• The ship stopped after being flanked by sea bandits, and Qin Feng chose not to get involved.
• One-Eyed Dragon confronted Captain Li and questioned why the ship had tried to flee.
• Captain Li presented a passage permit showing the cargo was bound for Central Island.
• One-Eyed Dragon accepted Captain Li's gold coins but demanded protection fees from everyone on the ship.