Chapter Summaries

Luo Qing tried to seal the weakened Demon Ancestor Dragon inside the shrinking Chikong Mirror Spirit Array, but Dragon began drawing on another source of power. Luo Qing sensed the Great Dao aura spreading toward the Four Seas and, suspecting Heavenly Dao’s guidance, chose not to interrupt it.

• Demon Ancestor Dragon abandoned his attack and tried to escape, but Luo Qing recalled the Heaven-Opening Thunder Gourd and withdrew from the array.
• Luo Qing commanded the eighteen Chikong Mirrors to shrink the sealed space while Demon Ancestor Dragon repeatedly struck its barrier and weakened in the Thunder Sea.
• Demon Ancestor Dragon realized Luo Qing intended to seal him and considered self-destruction, then sat cross-legged at the center of the array instead of continuing to attack.
• Luo Qing accelerated the mirrors and sent eighteen fire dragons into the array, combining flames with the Thunder Sea to consume Demon Ancestor Dragon’s Demonic Energy.
• Demon Ancestor Dragon remained still as an invisible Great Dao aura emerged from him and spread toward the Four Seas.
• Luo Qing suspected the Heavenly Dao was guiding the event, but allowed Demon Ancestor Dragon to continue casting his spell.

The Demon Ancestor Dragon tried to draw on the Four Seas Sea Eyes to escape Luo Qing, triggering the collapse of the Four Seas. As the Dragon Race struggled to contain the waters, Luo Qing sent Long Ling to act with the Thirty-Six Sea-Calming Pearls.

• Nuwa and the other Sages sensed the Water Spirit Dao Source and realized the Demon Ancestor Dragon was using the Four Seas Sea Eyes to strengthen himself against Luo Qing.
• The Demon Ancestor Dragon connected with the other three Sea Eyes, while Luo Qing continued shrinking the Spirit Array around him.
• The three Sea Eyes began shaking, and Water Spirit Holy Mother ordered the Dragon Race to abandon their posts and suppress the rampaging waters.
• Water Spirit Holy Mother used the Profound Origin Water Control Banner to help calm the Eastern Sea, while dragons and Water Gods worked across the Four Seas.
• Luo Qing sent a command to Long Ling, who reclaimed the Twenty-Four Sea-Calming Pearls from Zhao Gongming and set out with all Thirty-Six Pearls.

Long Ling helped stabilize the Southern and Western Seas while Luo Qing faced Demon Ancestor Dragon in the North Sea. As Demon Ancestor Dragon unleashed the Four Seas’ water-source power against Luo Qing’s array, Luo Qing called upon the Fire Spirit Origin Great Dao, astonishing the other Sages.

• Ancestor Hongjun sent Long Ling to the boundary between the Southern and Western Seas, where she used the Sea-Calming Pearl to help restrain their waters.
• Demon Ancestor Dragon gathered ninety percent of the Four Seas’ power and unleashed it against Luo Qing’s Chikong Mirror Spirit Array, extinguishing its sea of fire.
• Luo Qing summoned the Fire Spirit Origin Great Dao to counter Demon Ancestor Dragon’s Water Spirit Origin power.
• Nuwa, Zhunti, and the other Sages wondered how Luo Qing could mobilize the power of an entire Original Great Dao.
• A river of ten thousand flames appeared above the North Sea as Luo Qing’s resonance with the Fire Spirit Origin Great Dao peaked.

Luo Qing used the Fire Spirit Origin Dao against the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s borrowed power of the Four Seas, crushing his defenses within the Chikong Mirror Spirit Array. As the array closed in to seal the wounded Dragon, Demonic Hong Yun watched helplessly and searched for a way to intervene.

• Luo Qing and the Demon Ancestor Dragon collided their fire and water powers inside the Chikong Mirror Spirit Array, and the backlash shattered the Dragon’s body.
• The Demon Ancestor Dragon emerged badly wounded because his Demonic Path Origin could not truly merge with the Water Spirit Great Dao.
• Luo Qing destroyed the scattered Four Seas power with the Fire Spirit Origin Dao and turned the array into a sea of fire.
• The Demon Ancestor Dragon realized the contracting array would seal him and considered self-destruction rather than eternal imprisonment.
• The All Sages recognized that the Demon Ancestor Dragon could not win, while Demonic Hong Yun regretted his arrogance and searched for a way to break the deadlock.

Luo Qing trapped the Demon Ancestor Dragon in the Chikong Mirror Spirit Array, but Demonic Hong Yun stirred up the West Sea and caused the Four Seas to surge, restoring the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s power. As the array neared completion and the Demon Ancestor Dragon seemed unable to escape, another accident appeared.

• Luo Qing froze the Demon Ancestor Dragon with the Chikong Mirror Spirit Array just as it prepared to self-detonate, then accelerated the sealing.
• Demonic Hong Yun sent Demonic Path Origin energy into the West Sea, corrupting Long Ling’s Sea-Calming Pearls and causing the West Sea to erupt.
• The upheaval spread across the Four Seas, strengthening the Demon Ancestor Dragon and threatening to break the spatial restraint.
• Luo Qing poured more power into the Chikong Mirror Spirit Array and prevented the Demon Ancestor Dragon from breaking free as the array shrank to a hundred li.
• Just as Luo Qing believed the sealing was settled and the Demon Ancestor Dragon despaired, another accident appeared.

Luo Qing’s attempt to seal the Demon Ancestor Dragon failed when a Chikong Mirror cracked, allowing the dragon to self-destruct and devastate the North Sea. The other Sages contained the destruction, while Demonic Hong Yun concluded that his intervention had worked and disappeared, anticipating a meeting soon.

• A northern Chikong Mirror cracked under Luo Qing’s reinforcement, disrupting the Spirit Array and giving the Demon Ancestor Dragon a chance to self-destruct.
• Luo Qing recalled the mirrors but recovered only nine before the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s explosion swept across the North Sea and hurled him hundreds of billions of miles away.
• Nuwa called the other Sages to seal off the North Sea, and their Seven-Colored Barrier contained the explosion.
• Ancestor Hongjun watched the Black Sun from the Northern Domain and accepted that Luo Qing’s sealing plan had encountered an unforeseen failure.
• Demonic Hong Yun watched from the West Sea, believed his operation had succeeded, and vanished while anticipating a meeting with Demon Monster Dao Fellow.

After the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s self-destruction scattered the Primordial Violet Qi throughout the North Sea, Luo Qing recovered his damaged Chikong Mirrors and suspected that Heaven had caused one mirror to break. He ended the chapter threatening Heaven as the North Sea collapsed around him.

• Ancestor Hongjun arrived in the West Sea and contained the storm and Demonic Energy left by Demonic Hong Yun.
• The Quasi-Sages in the Northern Primordial Territory learned that Saint Luo Qing had stopped the blast and began wondering what would happen to the Primordial Violet Qi.
• Luo Qing discovered that the Primordial Violet Qi had scattered and fused into the shattered North Sea, beyond the Sages’ control.
• Luo Qing recovered the nine Chikong Mirrors and found that the explosion had severely damaged them, with one reduced to half a shattered remnant.
• Luo Qing suspected the mirror had broken at a suspicious moment while he sealed the Demon Ancestor Dragon and threatened Heaven.

Luo Qing examined the destruction of the North Sea and named the resulting world-ending void Gui Xu, a graveyard for ruined worlds and the final stage of the Primordial World's cycle. He then told the other Sages that the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s scattered Primordial Violet Qi could be sought within Gui Xu.

• Luo Qing blamed the Heavenly Dao for freeing the Demon Ancestor Dragon and damaging his Nine-Faced Chikong Mirror, and vowed to refine the Heavenly Dao when he grew powerful enough.
• Luo Qing observed the North Sea’s remains being drawn into a Black Hole as Dao Fire faded and Finality Aura spread through the region.
• Luo Qing named the transformed North Sea Gui Xu and recognized it as a graveyard for destroyed worlds and the final destination for the Primordial World's impurities.
• Luo Qing left Gui Xu and told Nuwa and the other Sages that the North Sea had vanished and Gui Xu had formed in its place.
• Luo Qing informed the Sages that the Demon Ancestor Dragon’s Primordial Violet Qi had scattered through Gui Xu, where Quasi-Sages could search for it.

After Gui Xu opened, the Sages and Quasi-Sages searched it for the final Primordial Violet Qi but found nothing. Luo Qing then confronted Water Spirit Holy Mother amid the Canghai Sea’s destruction, and she declared that the Dragon Race would oppose demons and disown Ancestor Dragon.

• Nuwa and the other Sages revealed the Primordial Violet Qi’s whereabouts, prompting Quasi-Sages, Old Ancestor Kunpeng, and Fuxi to return to the North Sea region.
• Nuwa and the other Sages lifted Gui Xu’s blockade, and they and the Quasi-Sages searched the newly formed land but found only spiritual energy and filthy remnants.
• Luo Qing arrived above the Eastern Sea as the rampaging Canghai Sea overwhelmed Water Spirit Holy Mother’s defenses and killed Water Gods.
• Water Spirit Holy Mother knelt before Luo Qing and asked for help while acknowledging the Dragon Race’s responsibility for Ancestor Dragon’s resurrection.
• Luo Qing demanded that Water Spirit Holy Mother state how the Dragon Race would regard the demon Ancestor Dragon’s return.
• Water Spirit Holy Mother declared that the Dragon Race would treat demons as enemies and said Ancestor Dragon had long ceased to exist in the Primordial Wilderness.

Luo Qing temporarily calmed the Eastern and South Seas after Demon Ancestor Dragon’s rampage, while warning Water Spirit Holy Mother that the Dragon Race would face retaliation for his killings. He and Ancestor Hongjun agreed to suppress the New Canghai Sea with a specially refined treasure, and Luo Qing asked whether Hongjun had found Demonic Hong Yun.

• Luo Qing warned Water Spirit Holy Mother to keep the Dragon Race from allying with demons and told her that Demon Ancestor Dragon’s victims’ survivors might retaliate against the Dragon Race.
• Luo Qing suppressed the Eastern Sea’s rampaging water-spirit origin and then traveled to the South Sea, where Long Ling had been unable to calm it with the Sea-Calming Pearl.
• Long Ling blamed Demonic Hong Yun for corrupting the Sea-Calming Pearl, and Luo Qing promised that they would seek revenge in the future.
• Luo Qing suppressed the South Sea as Ancestor Hongjun arrived and explained that the Three Seas would erupt again without a lasting solution.
• Luo Qing proposed refining a magical treasure to replace the Sea Eyes and suppress the Canghai Sea, and Ancestor Hongjun agreed.
• Luo Qing asked Ancestor Hongjun whether he had found any trace of Demonic Hong Yun.

After the North Sea Tribulation, Luo Qing returned to Kunlun Mountain to complete the Innate Divine Path while the Primordial Wilderness reeled from the battle’s losses. The Dragon Race gained time to prepare for retaliation, while Old Ancestor Kunpeng returned to find the Northern Domain Demon Race devastated.

• Ancestor Hongjun said Demonic Hong Yun had escaped, and Luo Qing and Hongjun parted after settling matters in the Three Seas.
• Luo Qing brought Long Ling to the Hua Tian Immortal Realm, then began perfecting the Innate Divine Path as the Great Daos destabilized.
• News spread that the battle had killed more than a hundred Quasi-Sages and Demon Ancestor Dragon, leaving Immortal Gods grieving and the survivors focused on recovery.
• The deaths of Quasi-Sage leaders exposed their followers and territories to danger, while the Dragon Race gained time to prepare for retaliation.
• Fuxi and Old Ancestor Kunpeng returned to Phoenix Perch Mountain after losing the Primordial Violet Qi, and Kunpeng learned that the Northern Domain Demon Race had been devastated by raids and Quasi-Sage retaliation.

After the Demon Race disintegrated, Old Ancestor Kunpeng sought Saint Nuwa’s protection at Phoenix Perch Mountain and offered treasures and years of service. Nuwa revealed that Primordial Violet Qi could be cultivated in worlds created after the beginning of the world, leaving Kunpeng to regret his fight in the North Sea.

• Most of the Demon Race’s Demon Saints had died or left, and Old Ancestor Kunpeng followed Fuxi to Phoenix Perch Mountain for protection.
• Old Ancestor Kunpeng offered Saint Nuwa five Innate Spiritual Treasures and pledged to serve her for fifty Kalpa Cycles.
• Fuxi pleaded with Nuwa to accept Kunpeng’s offer, and Nuwa agreed to protect him for a time.
• Nuwa explained that Primordial Violet Qi could form not only in an Innate Universe but also in a Cosmic World cultivated after the world began.
• Old Ancestor Kunpeng realized that Saint Luo Qing’s methods for cultivating Small Worlds could produce Primordial Violet Qi and regretted fighting over it in the North Sea.

After Nuwa revealed that a Cosmic World could nurture Primordial Violet Qi, Kunpeng pledged himself to Phoenix Perch Mountain, and the news sparked a wave of world cultivation throughout the Primordial Wilderness. Luo Qing watched the growing worlds strengthen the Heavenly Dao, making his race to refine it more urgent.

• Nuwa explained to Old Ancestor Kunpeng that nurturing a Cosmic World would be difficult without Phoenix Perch Mountain's protection, and he affirmed that he would not go back on his pledge.
• Old Ancestor Kunpeng joined Phoenix Perch Mountain as the truth about Primordial Violet Qi began spreading among Quasi-Sages and Great Luo immortals and deities.
• Quasi-Sages regretted not cultivating larger worlds, while Great Luo cultivators and those below them began opening worlds and searching for Innate Worlds.
• Luo Qing judged that most Quasi-Sages could not independently nurture a Cosmic World and focused instead on the rapid growth of the Primordial Wilderness.
• Luo Qing recognized that the stronger Heavenly Dao would both aid the Sages' cultivation and restrict their freedom, and that he was racing it toward the Primordial Realm.

Luo Qing began secluded cultivation to perfect the Innate Divine Path before the Primordial Era Heavenly Dao could ascend, while the Heavenly Court faced a crisis as Haotian fell into a worsening Heart Demon barrier. Qing Yao sought help from Kong Xuan and Holy Mother Zi Guang, but neither knew how to save him.

• Luo Qing considered the danger of the Primordial World ascending and entered secluded cultivation to perfect the Innate Divine Path.
• Holy Mother Xihua secluded herself in the sealed Jade Pool Universe, while Long Ling, Yun Xiao, Luo Lian, Zi Luo, Huang Tian, and the others cultivated in the Hua Tian Immortal Realm.
• Many immortals returned from the North Sea with treasures, but the Heavenly Court grew fearful as Haotian became volatile and punished its immortals.
• Qing Yao summoned Kong Xuan and Holy Mother Zi Guang and explained that Haotian's Heart Demon had worsened since his retreat from the Demon Ancestor Dragon in the North Sea.
• Kong Xuan and Holy Mother Zi Guang recognized the danger but admitted they had no method to help a Quasi-Sage overcome a Heart Demon.

After Hongjun Dao Ancestor learned of Haotian’s Heart Demon, he arranged for Haotian and Qing Yao to leave the Heavenly Court and undergo tribulation. Their disappearance weakened the Heavenly Court’s Fortune, while Luo Qing discovered where they had gone.

• Qing Yao sought Hongjun Dao Ancestor’s help after Kong Xuan and Holy Mother Zi Guang could not resolve Haotian’s Heart Demon.
• Hongjun Dao Ancestor told Qing Yao that Haotian’s ordeal might be a blessing and went to see him in seclusion.
• Months later, Haotian announced that he and Qing Yao would enter seclusion to undergo tribulation, leaving Kong Xuan and Holy Mother Zi Guang in charge of the Heavenly Court.
• Haotian and Qing Yao’s departure caused the Heavenly Court’s Fortune to fall, prompting speculation and opportunistic plans among immortals and deities.
• Hongjun concealed their whereabouts, but Luo Qing found them in the Hua Tian Immortal Realm.

Ancestor Hongjun sent Haotian and Qing Yao to reincarnate in Luo Qing’s Hua Tian Universe so they could undergo the Heart Demon Tribulation, and Luo Qing moved them to a world without immortal cultivation. Luo Qing tasked Long Ling with watching over them, and she decided to pass the duty to Huang Tian.

• Ancestor Hongjun sent Haotian and Qing Yao’s true spirits to reincarnate in the Hua Tian Universe under Luo Qing’s protection.
• Luo Qing saw that the Human Race’s cultivation-filled society was unsuitable for Haotian’s tribulation and caused a hailstorm that killed their newborn mortal forms.
• Luo Qing sent Haotian and Qing Yao to reincarnate in a Small World where immortal gods had vanished and mortal lifespans were short.
• Luo Qing asked Long Ling to watch over the pair while he returned to his work on the Innate Divine Path.
• Long Ling learned that Haotian and Qing Yao had reincarnated and decided to assign Huang Tian to watch over Haotian’s tribulation.

As the Demon Race faced persecution and Old Ancestor Kunpeng remained under Nuwa’s protection, Luo Qing completed his deduction of the Innate Divine Path. The chapter ended with the path’s Dao Seed perfected, though its highest Dao Master positions were limited to three thousand.

• The Dragon Race, warned by Saint Luo Qing, withdrew from coastal waters as Primordial Immortal Gods seized them and attacked the race.
• The Demon Ancestor Dragon’s Demon Monster Dao spread among the leaderless Demon Race, prompting Immortal Gods to hunt down demons and take them as mounts and pets.
• Nuwa could not stop the Demon Race’s decline, while Old Ancestor Kunpeng, shocked by its fate, stayed at Phoenix Perch Mountain for protection.
• Luo Qing completed the Innate Divine Path and formed a flawless Dao Seed connected to the Three Thousand Original Great Daos.
• Luo Qing established a clear cultivation path leading to Quasi-Sage Dao Masters, with only three thousand positions available.

Luo Qing weighed the advantages and disadvantages of the Innate Divine Path and realized that his deductions had revealed a way to transform the Primordial World's Original Great Daos. He ended by merging the Innate Divine Path Dao Seed into the void from Hua Tian Peak.

• Luo Qing considered how the limited Dao Master positions created fierce competition and could entrench a hierarchy among Innate Divine Path cultivators.
• Luo Qing concluded that Innate Divine Path cultivators could borrow the power of their Great Daos and gain an advantage over Immortal Dao cultivators within the Primordial World.
• Luo Qing determined that reaching Sagehood through the Innate Divine Path required an Original Great Dao to transform to the Chaotic Primordial level.
• Luo Qing left his secluded cultivation grounds, stepped out of the Hua Tian Universe, and arrived atop Hua Tian Peak.
• Luo Qing flicked a finger, and the Innate Divine Path Dao Seed merged into the void amid booming Dao Sounds.

After imprinting the Innate Divine Path on Heaven and Earth, Luo Qing taught it to his disciples and helped Long Ling and Huang Ting claim Dao Lord positions. He left the path to spread beyond Hua Tian Peak, while his other disciples continued cultivating toward it at their own pace.

• Luo Qing sent the Innate Divine Path into Heaven and Earth, triggering auspicious signs over Hua Tian Peak and drawing attention from immortals across Kunlun Mountain.
• Luo Qing summoned Long Ling, Yun Xiao, Zhao Gongming, Zi Luo, Luo Lian, and Huang Tian, then taught them the Innate Divine Path cultivation method.
• After more than a month of instruction, Long Ling advanced her Divine Dao cultivation and received guidance to pursue the Water Spirit Dao Lord position.
• Luo Qing recalled Huang Ting, Luo Tian, and Luo Yao to teach them the path, and Long Ling and Huang Ting later reached the Quasi-Sage realm through it.
• Long Ling became the Primordial Water Spirit Origin Dao Lord, while Huang Ting became the Earth Origin Dao Lord and was urged to pursue the Earth Element Dao Lord position.
• Luo Qing accepted that the Innate Divine Path would spread on its own, since it was already imprinted on Heaven and Earth.

Luo Qing spread the perfected Innate Divine Path throughout the Primordial World, while the Sages dismissed it as a lesser path unlikely to lead to Sainthood. At Hua Tian Peak, he began training Long Ling to refine a three-part Sea-Suppressing Artifact for the Canghai Sea.

• Huang Ting took Huang Tian away from Buzhou Mountain to temper him through experience in the outside world.
• At Luo Qing's suggestion, Hua Tian Peak spread the Method of Innate Divine Path Cultivation through Kunlun Mountain and across the Primordial World.
• Immortals and divine beings debated whether to cultivate the Innate Divine Path, while the Sages judged its path to Sainthood too difficult to threaten the Immortal Dao.
• Luo Qing instructed Long Ling in refining a Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure as Zi Luo, Luo Lian, and the others watched and learned.
• Luo Qing designed a Sea-Suppressing Artifact for the Canghai Sea, consisting of the Sea-Calming Divine Needle Iron, the Sea-Adjusting Token, and the Canghai Cloud Sail.