Tai Wu Realm

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Tai Wu Realm
Original Name	太无界
Alias(es)	All Heavens and Myriad Realms (the designation used by its inhabitants) 87
Type	Vast macro-realm / Great World containing innumerable smaller worlds, planes, galaxies, continents, and realms 87
Status	Collapsing into a singularity after its spiritual energy and Great Daos declined; major forces have begun relocating survivors to the Central Great World of Chaos 147 164 173
First Appearance	Chapter 87

Cosmology and Structure

The Tai Wu Realm is described as the largest “bubble” containing countless smaller worlds. Its inhabitants often mistake their own portion of this vast structure for all of existence, unaware that other macro-realms exist beyond it. 87

• Its internal worlds vary greatly in form, including planets, galaxies, nebulae, universes, continents, and great realms. 87
• Only a being who reaches the Tai Realm can naturally cross the Tai Wu Realm’s boundary and travel to other worlds. A Tai can also lead living beings to a new home beyond the dying realm. 100 102
• A great upheaval after the realm’s creation damaged its origin and lowered its world level, preventing it from naturally producing a Tai Realm expert. 100
• The realm possesses numerous Great Daos, including the Great Dao of Death controlled by the Undead Heavenly Emperor. 100

History

The Tai Wu Realm once possessed the Human Ancestor Hall and its Thirteen Royal Clans. When the Human Ancestor was close to attaining the Tai Realm, the Immortal Lord—then the Human Ancestor’s personal general—betrayed him during seclusion with aid from outside-world powerhouses. The Human Ancestor was severely injured and taken away, the Human Ancestor Hall fell, and the Thirteen Royal Clans scattered across the heavens. 101

The realm later became a target of the Primordial Immortal Hall, a major power from the Central Great World of Chaos. The Hall established an observation post at the realm’s edge, cultivated local pawns, and systematically siphoned resources, Star Source Crystals, rare materials, and population through transport motherships. 105 106

By the time of Lu Yuan’s involvement, the realm was already approaching its natural end. Spiritual energy was disappearing, cultivation breakthroughs were becoming harder, existing cultivators risked regression, heavenly treasures would cease to appear, and the Great Dao itself would eventually vanish. 102

Decline and Collapse

Spiritual Energy Depletion

The Tai Wu Realm’s destruction is not solely caused by external enemies. Its spiritual energy depletion is an accelerating, existential process. 102

• As spiritual energy declines, cultivation becomes increasingly difficult and cultivators who have already advanced may regress. 102
• Heavenly spiritual treasures will stop being born, while extraordinary phenomena and Great Daos will disappear. 102
• The final projected outcome is universal loss of supernatural power, followed by the realm’s explosion and disappearance. 102
• By the events in the Great Ruin World, the realm’s Great Daos—including the Demonic Path—are rapidly weakening as powerful inhabitants leave. 164
• The realm is ultimately described as becoming a singularity once more, potentially beginning another world-formation cycle after an immeasurable span of time. 173

The Need for a Tai

A Tai Realm expert is the only known means by which the Tai Wu Realm’s civilization could escape intact. 100 102

• A Tai can transcend the realm’s boundary and forge a “boat of salvation” for survivors. 102
• The Chief Judge considers Lu Yuan the realm’s most promising candidate because he fused with the Primeval Four Demonic Cores, divided himself into three bodies, and is unusually close to an Innate Being. 101
• The realm’s declining condition makes this solution increasingly unlikely: Lu Yuan estimates the critical point may arrive within roughly a hundred years, far too soon for a natural breakthrough to Tai. 102

Major Threats

Undead Heavenly Emperor

The Undead Heavenly Emperor is the controller of the Great Dao of Death and one of the strongest beings in Tai Wu Realm history. His existence is bound to the realm itself: as long as the Tai Wu Realm remains, he cannot die. 100

After being unearthed from burial, he unleashed an undead army, conquered more than ten thousand great realms, and threatened further destruction. 100

Immortal Lord

The Immortal Lord betrayed the Human Ancestor Hall in the past and later colluded with forces from other worlds. The Chief Judge’s faction kept him alive as bait to expose the hidden power behind him. 101

He was eventually dealt with after Lu Yuan disclosed the existence of the Myriad Heavens Chat Group and All Heavens City to the Tai Wu Realm’s leading powers. 124

Primordial Immortal Hall

The Primordial Immortal Hall treated the Tai Wu Realm as a resource pool, monitoring it through an observation post and suppressing worlds capable of producing Transcendence Realm cultivators. 105 106

• The observation post contained three Origin Realm Observers and dozens of Primeval Realm Recorders. 105
• Its forces cultivated local pawns over countless years, leaving parts of the edge continent culturally aligned with the Central Great World of Chaos rather than the Tai Wu Realm. 107
• A blue teleportation pillar at the Star Gazing Sect continuously transmitted the realm’s resources to another world. 109
• The Tai Wu Realm’s powers destroyed the observation post, provoking the Primordial Immortal Hall into sending stronger retaliatory forces. 124 136

Key Locations

• Starry Sky Megacity — Location of the Dark Arbitration Court and the Chief Judge’s base of operations. 87 100
• Edge Continent — Site of the Primordial Immortal Hall’s observation post and later battles against its forces. 105 106 138
• Star Gazing Sect — The sect concealing the blue teleportation pillar used to drain and transmit Tai Wu Realm resources. 109
• Dark Arbitration Court — Major faction led by the Chief Judge; a central force in confronting the Undead Heavenly Emperor and planning the realm’s survival. 100 101

Evacuation and Migration

After the destruction of the observation post and the exposure of the Primordial Immortal Hall’s exploitation, the Chief Judge, Tai Shang, the Sovereign, and their allies prepared to establish territory in the Central Great World of Chaos. Their objective was to preserve the Tai Wu Realm’s people and reclaim what had been taken from them. 124

One month later, the Chief Judge, Dao Ancestor, Undead Heavenly Emperor, twelve other Half-step Tai Realm experts, 514 Origin Realm cultivators, and tens of millions of Tai Wu Realm inhabitants departed for the Central Great World of Chaos. 147

Relationships

• Chief Judge — Protector of the realm and a leading advocate for finding a Tai capable of saving its civilization; believes Lu Yuan is its greatest hope. 100 101
• Lu Yuan — Considered the Tai Wu Realm’s likeliest future Tai Realm expert; later supports evacuation efforts through All Heavens City and outside-world alliances. 101 122 124
• Tai Shang — One of the realm’s foremost Half-step Tai Realm defenders and a participant in the struggle against the Primordial Immortal Hall. 118 119 124
• Undead Heavenly Emperor — Ancient master of the Great Dao of Death whose life is bound to the realm; both a catastrophic threat and, later, part of the migration force. 100 147
• Primordial Immortal Hall — External exploiter responsible for monitoring, destabilizing, and plundering the realm. 105 106
• Immortal Lord — Former Tai Wu Realm powerholder and traitor who aided outside forces against the Human Ancestor Hall and the realm’s interests. 101 124