Chapter Summaries

The Candle Dragon summoned the Four Seas Dragon Kings to decide how the Dragon Clan would support Qin Mu and Xi He's wedding. He proposed that the Dragon Clan pull Qin Mu's wedding carriage, and the Dragon Kings protested that it would dishonor their clan.

• The Candle Dragon awoke, learned of Qin Mu and Xi He's wedding, and decided the Dragon Clan should show its support.
• Ao Guang and the other three Dragon Kings received the Candle Dragon's summons and gathered in the ancestral lands.
• The Candle Dragon reminded the Dragon Kings of his promise that the Four Seas Dragon Clan would submit to the Interception Sect and announced that they would pull Qin Mu's wedding carriage.
• Ao Guang, Ao Qin, Ao Run, and Ao Shun objected that pulling the carriage would damage the Dragon Clan's dignity.
• The Candle Dragon rebuked the Dragon Kings for clinging to the clan's former glory and reminded them that the Demon Race had nearly destroyed them.

Candle Dragon persuaded the Four Seas Dragon Kings to support Qin Mu’s wedding, while Kong Xuan set out to recruit the Phoenix Clan to escort the wedding carriage. In his chamber, Qin Mu opened an Extra-Large Red Packet and received the Eye of the Heavenly Dao and the Destruction Divine Spear.

• Candle Dragon convinced Ao Guang and the other Dragon Kings to set aside their pride and prepare an elite dragon procession for Qin Mu’s wedding.
• Candle Dragon left for Penglai Immortal Island to explain the Dragon Clan’s offer to Qin Mu.
• Kong Xuan proposed that the Phoenix Clan escort Qin Mu’s wedding carriage, and the Golden Winged Great Peng agreed.
• Kong Xuan departed for Bucephalus Volcano to gather the Phoenix Clan elders.
• Qin Mu opened the Extra-Large Red Packet and claimed the Eye of the Heavenly Dao and the Destruction Divine Spear, an Innate Supreme Treasure said to be able to slay Saints.

Qin Mu merged the Eye of the Heavenly Dao into the Sacred Spirit Pearl’s world and accepted the Dragon Clan’s offer to draw his wedding carriage. The Phoenix Clan elders rejected Kong Xuan’s proposal to do the same, leaving the clans’ participation in Qin Mu’s wedding unresolved.

• Qin Mu merged the Eye of the Heavenly Dao into the Sacred Spirit Pearl’s inner world, strengthening its laws.
• Candle Dragon visited Qin Mu and offered the Dragon Clan’s help drawing his wedding carriage, which Qin Mu accepted.
• The Golden Winged Great Peng told Qin Mu that Kong Xuan had gone to the Phoenix Clan’s ancestral lands to offer their help with the carriage.
• Kong Xuan proposed that the Phoenix Clan draw Qin Mu’s wedding carriage, but the elders objected that it would diminish their dignity.

Kong Xuan persuaded the Phoenix Clan elders to follow Qin Mu, agreeing that their clan’s revival depended on him. A thousand years later, Qin Mu and Xi He’s wedding began on Penglai Immortal Island, where distinguished guests arrived and more were still gathering.

• Kong Xuan urged the Phoenix Clan elders to set aside their pride and follow Qin Mu, and they agreed to obey him.
• A thousand years later, Duobao organized the Interception Sect disciples as they prepared Penglai Immortal Island for Qin Mu and Xi He’s wedding.
• The Queen Mother of the West arrived in her golden Yaochi carriage, and Duobao escorted her onto the island.
• Ancestor Minghe arrived amid blood-red skies and Saintly Might, and Duobao welcomed him into Penglai Immortal Island.
• Zhenyuanzi and Human Emperor Huang Tian arrived together, and their presence was announced to the gathered crowd.

Qin Mu’s wedding drew Saints and powerful envoys to Penglai Immortal Island, with the Interception Sect receiving each arrival. The chapter ended as Taishang Saint and Venerable Yuanshi arrived, bringing the Three Pure Ones together at the gathering.

• Zhenyuanzi and Human Emperor Huang Tian arrived, and Duobao welcomed them onto Penglai Immortal Island.
• Jieyin and Zhunti arrived on golden lotuses, and Interception Sect disciples escorted them inside.
• The Star Yao God came as the Heavenly Court’s sole envoy, prompting anger from Interception Sect disciples and speculation about the Demon Race’s hostility toward Qin Mu.
• Ling Zhuzi arrived on Lady Nuwa’s behalf, and onlookers discussed Nuwa’s estrangement from the Human Race and ties to the Demon Race.
• Taishang Saint and Venerable Yuanshi arrived, reuniting the Three Pure Ones at Qin Mu’s wedding.

Taishang and Yuanshi arrived at Penglai Immortal Island for Qin Mu’s wedding, where Taishang discovered that Qin Mu had attained Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal and recognized him as an equal. As Qin Mu invited them inside, Haotian and Yaochi appeared, signaling Dao Ancestor Hongjun’s involvement.

• Qin Mu greeted Taishang and Yuanshi as they arrived at Penglai Immortal Island for his wedding.
• Taishang examined Qin Mu and realized he had attained Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
• Qin Mu confirmed his breakthrough, and Taishang began treating him as an equal while Yuanshi silently resented his achievement.
• Qin Mu invited Taishang and Yuanshi inside to take the seats of honor.
• Chaos Qi and Violet Qi appeared above the island, and Haotian and Yaochi descended, representing Dao Ancestor Hongjun.

Haotian and Yaochi arrived at Qin Mu and Xi He's wedding on Dao Ancestor Hongjun’s decree, and a carriage forged entirely from Merit appeared above Penglai. Candle Dragon, Kong Xuan, and members of the Dragon and Phoenix Clans pulled it, leaving the guests stunned by the unprecedented spectacle.

• Haotian and Yaochi conveyed Dao Ancestor Hongjun’s congratulations to Qin Mu, while Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi resented the honor and Nuwa regretted not attending.
• Qin Mu thanked Haotian and Yaochi and welcomed them to Penglai as the wedding guests gathered.
• A carriage made entirely from condensed Xuanhuang Merit emerged from a crack in the sky above Penglai.
• Candle Dragon transformed into his true form and took the yoke, while Kong Xuan and members of the Dragon and Phoenix Clans joined in pulling Qin Mu’s wedding carriage.
• The guests gaped at the dragon-and-phoenix-drawn Merit carriage and marveled at Qin Mu’s lavish wedding display.

Qin Mu and Xi He traveled from the Nether Underworld to Penglai Immortal Island and became dao companions in a ceremony witnessed by heaven and earth. The wedding brought down heavenly merit, which Qin Mu understood as the Heavenly Dao making peace with him.

• Qin Mu arrived in the Nether Underworld in a merit carriage and took Xi He to Penglai Immortal Island.
• Tongtian officiated as Qin Mu and Xi He exchanged vows to become dao companions.
• Purple qi and golden lotuses appeared as heaven and earth resonated with the wedding.
• A fissure opened in the sky and bestowed Xuanhuang Merit equally upon Qin Mu and Xi He.
• Qin Mu interpreted the merit as a goodwill gesture from the Heavenly Dao and invited the wedding guests to feast.

A thousand years after Qin Mu and Xi He's wedding, Fuxi completed the altars Dijun had ordered built across the Demon Race's Heavenly Realm. Dijun summoned the Demon Race to gather in three days, leaving Huang Tian, Zhenyuanzi, and Taishang Saint wary of what he planned.

• Fuxi finished the main altar and reported its completion to Dijun at the Sun Star.
• Dijun's Yao Gods celebrated, believing the completed altars would let him attain Sagehood and give the Demon Race its own Saint.
• Dijun ordered all members of the Demon Race to gather in the Heavenly Realm three days later.
• The Demon Race assembled in huge numbers, prompting beings across the Primordial World to suspect a war was coming.
• Huang Tian and Zhenyuanzi alerted the Human Race's leaders to prepare, while Taishang Saint wondered if the gathering would begin the Tribulation of Calamity.

The Primordial Wilderness's powerful factions reacted with suspicion as the Demon Race assembled, while a mysterious Dijun lookalike anticipated the coming event. At the Demon Race's gathering, Dijun announced that he intended to attain sainthood.

• Yuanshi, Tongtian, Jieyin, and Zhunti wondered what the Demon Race's mass gathering meant, while Tongtian trusted Qin Mu and Zhenyuanzi to protect the Human Race.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches debated the danger and, at Dijiang's command, prepared the Witch Clan for war and watched the Demon Race.
• Qin Mu sensed that the Primordial Wilderness was going off course but believed his strength could handle whatever came.
• Hongjun watched the gathering from Zixiao Palace but found he could not interfere, while a figure resembling Dijun anticipated the coming event.
• Three days later, Dijun appeared before the assembled Demon Race and declared that he had gathered them to witness him attain the Dao of Sainthood.

Dijun announced that he would attain Sagehood that day, but the great powers doubted he could become a Saint without Primordial Violet Qi. The chapter ended with Kunpeng blaming Dijun for stealing his Merit and dismissing his plan as futile.

• Dijun declared before the gathered Demon Race that he would attain Sagehood, prompting their cheers and the great powers' disbelief.
• Taishang told Xuandu that Heavenly Dao would not grant Dijun Primordial Violet Qi because the Demon Race and Witch Clan were part of its ordained calamity.
• Taishang compared Dijun unfavorably with Qin Mu, who had reached Primordial Grand Unity without Primordial Violet Qi.
• Venerable Yuanshi and Tongtian dismissed Dijun's claim, while Tongtian praised Qin Mu for giving away the three strands of Primordial Violet Qi he had obtained.
• Zhenyuanzi questioned whether Huang Tian's true form had struck Dijun senseless, and Huang Tian worried that the Primordial Wilderness's course had changed.
• Kunpeng condemned Dijun for stealing his Merit and said that becoming a Saint without Primordial Violet Qi was impossible.

Dijun began a vast blood sacrifice in the Demon Race’s Heavenly Court, using his followers, the Demon Race’s Fortune, and two great reserves of Merit to try to attain Sagehood. His aura surged as the gathered power flowed into him, but he still lacked Primordial Violet Qi.

• Jieyin and Zhunti watched Dijun summon the Demon Race and speculated that his rise might benefit the Western Teachings, though they doubted he could become a Saint without Primordial Violet Qi.
• Hongjun dismissed Dijun’s chance of attaining Sagehood, while recalling Qin Mu’s successful breakthrough to Primordial Grand Unity and his own intervention against the Heavenly Dao.
• Ancestor Minghe mocked Dijun’s attempt and remembered that Qin Mu’s Primordial Violet Qi and the Underworld’s Fortune had helped him become a Saint.
• Xi He asked Qin Mu how Dijun could become a Saint without Primordial Violet Qi, and Qin Mu suspected Dijun believed he had found a way.
• Dijun ordered the sacrifice to begin, and countless Demon Race beings, including a Quasi-Saint, gave their lives as the altar refined their bodies and souls into power for him.
• Dijun absorbed the sacrificial power and the Demon Race’s Fortune, then revealed the Merit for creating humanity and the Merit for creating writing, though onlookers noted that he still lacked Primordial Violet Qi.

Dijun revealed Primordial Violet Qi during his ceremony to attain Sagehood, shocking the Demon Race and the Saints across the Primordial Wilderness. The powerful figures questioned where the qi came from, while Huang Tian and Zhenyuanzi worried that Dijun’s ascension would threaten the Human Race.

• Dijun raised his arms on the main sacrificial altar, released Primordial Violet Qi, and excited the Demon Race gathered below.
• Taishang Saint and Venerable Yuanshi realized the Heavenly Dao had not granted Dijun the violet qi and wondered where he had obtained it.
• Tongtian and Duobao were astonished by Dijun’s qi, while Duobao lamented that he still had not found his own chance to attain Sagehood.
• Zhenyuanzi and Huang Tian recognized that Dijun might become a Saint, and Huang Tian warned that this would endanger the Human Race.
• Jieyin and Zhunti discussed Dijun’s unexpected violet qi, and Zhunti said Dijun’s becoming a Saint could benefit the Western Lands.

Dijun revealed that he possessed Primordial Violet Qi, alarming the Primordial World’s factions and drawing the Heavenly Dao’s attention. As Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao debated whether Dijun could be struck down, Dijiang ordered the Witch Clan to prepare for war.

• Jieyin and Zhunti agreed that Dijun’s likely rise to Sainthood could throw the East into chaos and give Western Teachings a chance to grow.
• Ancestor Minghe was shocked to learn Dijun had Primordial Violet Qi and concluded that the Primordial World was on the brink of upheaval.
• Qin Mu and Xi He questioned where Dijun had obtained his Primordial Violet Qi, and Qin Mu suspected its source was unusual.
• Hongjun recognized that Dijun’s Violet Qi existed beyond the Heavenly Dao, and the Eye of the Heavenly Dao warned that Dijun could not be killed unless he committed a grave crime.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches feared that a Saint Dijun would attack their clan, so Dijiang ordered every tribe to prepare for war against the Demon Race.

Dijun absorbed Merit, the Demon Race’s Fortune, and Primordial Violet Qi to attain Sainthood, giving the Demon Race two Saints alongside Nuwa. The Witch Clan prepared for the conflict they expected to follow, while Dijiang lamented that Houtu could not leave the Underworld to aid them.

• Dijun absorbed his Merit and Primordial Violet Qi as the Demon Race’s Fortune and sacrificial power gathered around him.
• Dijun proclaimed that he would attain Sainthood on the foundation of the Demon Race’s Fortune and Merit, then successfully entered the Saint realm.
• Beings across the Primordial Wilderness and the Saint disciples reacted with shock to Dijun’s ascension and anticipated turmoil between the Demon and Witch races.
• The other Ancestral Witches returned to their tribes on Dijiang’s orders to prepare for war against the Demon Race.
• Dijiang wished Houtu could leave the Underworld to aid the Witch Clan, then vowed to fight if the Demon Race attacked.

After Dijun became a Saint, the Demon Race rapidly expanded across the Primordial World, while the Witch Clan considered seeking an alliance with the Human Race. Kunpeng arrived to offer the Witch Clan help from the Western Teachings in exchange for spreading their doctrines, but Qin Mu appeared before the Ancestral Witches could respond.

• Dijun celebrated becoming a Saint, and the Demon Race cheered his rise.
• Over the next thousand years, the Demon Race forced tribes and smaller powers to submit or destroyed them, while the Human Race remained protected by its Saints and Huang Tian.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches discussed the Demon Race's expansion, and Xuanming suggested that they seek an alliance with the Human Race.
• A Great Witch announced Kunpeng's arrival, and Dijiang let him into Pangu Temple.
• Kunpeng offered the Witch Clan a chance to cooperate: the Western Teachings would help in the coming Witch-Demon battle if the clan allowed them to spread their doctrines.
• Qin Mu appeared in the hall and laughed at the Western Teachings' plan.

Qin Mu arrived at Pangu Temple and subdued Kunpeng with his aura before driving him away. He then asked the Twelve Ancestral Witches to put a drop of blood essence into banners crafted by Empress Pingxin, and they agreed.

• Qin Mu appeared before Kunpeng and the Twelve Ancestral Witches, then forced Kunpeng to his knees with his aura.
• Qin Mu ordered Kunpeng to leave, and Kunpeng fled Pangu Temple.
• Qin Mu suspected the Western Teachings had sent Kunpeng to exploit the Witch Clan's conflict with the Demon Race.
• Qin Mu told Dijiang that Empress Pingxin had crafted twelve banners and asked each Ancestral Witch to add a drop of blood essence.
• Dijiang trusted Qin Mu and infused a banner with his blood essence, and the other Ancestral Witches followed.

Qin Mu obtained the Twelve Ancestral Witches' Quintessential Blood for Empress Pingxin, who planned to use it with reincarnation to revive them. Meanwhile, Dijun rejected calls to attack the Witch Clan and declared that the Demon Race would destroy the Dragon Clan first.

• Qin Mu collected the Ancestral Witches' Quintessential Blood in the twelve banners and left Pangu Temple, while Dijiang and the others trusted his intentions after Xuanming's reassurance.
• Kunpeng reported to Jieyin and Zhunti that the Witch Clan had refused the Western Teachings' offer, but concealed that Qin Mu had subdued him.
• Qin Mu gave the banners to Empress Pingxin, who explained how the Six Paths of Reincarnation and the Dutian Divine Fiend Banner might restore the Ancestral Witches.
• At Lingxiao Treasure Hall, Yao Gods urged Dijun to attack the Witch Clan, but Dijun ordered the Demon Race to wipe out the Dragon Clan first.

Dijun ordered the Demon Race to attack the Dragon Clan to avenge its past defeat, dismissing Fuxi’s warning that Qin Mu might intervene. Donghuang Taiyi led ten million soldiers toward the East Sea, and the army’s mobilization alarmed powerful figures throughout the Primordial Wilderness.

• Dijun announced that the Demon Race would strike the Dragon Clan first, and the Yao Gods accepted his decision after realizing he sought revenge for the earlier defeat by Candle Dragon.
• Donghuang Taiyi volunteered to lead the vanguard and vowed to defeat Candle Dragon with his Sub-Saint cultivation and the Donghuang Bell.
• Fuxi warned that Qin Mu’s connection to the Dragon Clan might bring him into the conflict, but Donghuang Taiyi and the other Yao Gods dismissed the concern.
• Dijun declared that he would confront Qin Mu if he intervened and ordered Donghuang Taiyi to gather the troops and march on the East Sea.
• Donghuang Taiyi assembled ten million Demon Race soldiers outside the South Heaven Gate and led them down to the lower world, drawing attention across the Primordial Wilderness.

The Demon Race led ten million troops toward the East Sea, prompting the Dragon Clan to prepare for battle. Candle Dragon sent Ao Guang to the Underworld to seek Qin Mu’s help while leading the Dragon Clan out to face Donghuang Taiyi.

• The Saints and Huang Tian sensed the Demon Race’s mobilization and wondered whether it was headed for the Witch Clan or the Human Race.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches ordered their warriors to prepare for battle, but the ten million Demon Race troops turned toward the East Sea.
• Ao Guang summoned the other Dragon Kings, and they went to Candle Dragon for guidance.
• Candle Dragon gave Ao Guang a dragon scale and sent him to the Underworld to ask Qin Mu for help, then ordered the Dragon Clan to assemble.
• Candle Dragon led the Dragon Clan out to meet Donghuang Taiyi, who arrived with the Demon Race army and challenged him to fight.