Chapter Summaries

As the Demon Race and Dragon Clan fought in the East Sea, Ao Guang sought Qin Mu’s help, and Qin Mu prepared to face the newly ascended Saint Dijun with the Destruction Divine Spear. The battle continued as Donghuang Taiyi unleashed a devastating attack on Candle Dragon.

• Donghuang Taiyi and Candle Dragon led their armies into battle above the East Sea, while onlookers noted that Taiyi had reached the Sub-Saint level.
• Ao Guang went to the Nether Underworld and asked Qin Mu to save the Dragon Clan; Qin Mu agreed to help because of his pact with Candle Dragon and the Dragon Clan’s alliance with the Interception Sect.
• Yin Tianzi offered to send Underworld forces, but Qin Mu declined and summoned the Destruction Divine Spear, wondering whether Dijun could withstand it.
• Candle Dragon and Donghuang Taiyi exchanged powerful blows until both armies pulled back from the front line.
• Donghuang Taiyi challenged Candle Dragon and used the Donghuang Bell to send a destructive sound wave at him.

Donghuang Taiyi and Candle Dragon fought to a standstill above the East Sea, each drawing on powerful treasures and forces. As Dijun waited for Qin Mu to intervene, Taishang Saint believed Qin Mu might rival the newly ascended Saint.

• Candle Dragon blocked Donghuang Taiyi's sonic attack with armor formed from the power of the Four Seas, then struck him with his tail.
• Donghuang Taiyi used the Donghuang Bell to absorb Candle Dragon's blow but was sent flying tens of thousands of miles, while Candle Dragon's scales cracked.
• Donghuang Taiyi summoned Solar True Fire and a Three-legged Golden Crow phantom, and he and Candle Dragon continued their evenly matched battle above the East Sea.
• Powerful figures watching the fight speculated that Dijun might join and wondered whether Qin Mu would help the Dragon Clan.
• Dijun watched from Lingxiao Treasure Hall and waited for Qin Mu to appear so he could confront him.
• Taishang Saint told Xuandu that Candle Dragon might struggle to hold out and privately considered Qin Mu's strength likely comparable to Dijun's.

The Demon Race attacked the Dragon Clan, forcing Qin Mu to decide whether to face Dijun, a Saint, and protect his allies. As Donghuang Taiyi overwhelmed the Candle Dragon, Ao Guang returned with word that Qin Mu had agreed to help, but the Candle Dragon faced another devastating strike.

• Chan Teaching and Western Teaching figures watched the battle, hoping Qin Mu would be drawn into a confrontation with Dijun.
• Kunpeng wondered whether Qin Mu had reached Primordial Grand Unity after recalling how easily Qin Mu had subdued him.
• Donghuang Taiyi gained the upper hand against the Candle Dragon while Ao Shun, Ao Qin, and Ao Run worried that the Dragon Clan could not withstand the Demon Race.
• Ao Guang returned and told the Dragon Kings that Qin Mu had agreed to help.
• Donghuang Taiyi unleashed the Donghuang Bell's full power, and the Candle Dragon braced himself against its descending starfield.

Donghuang Taiyi defeated Zhulong and prepared to kill him, but Qin Mu intervened by freezing time and shattering the Donghuang Bell’s attack. The Saints and other powerful figures recognized Qin Mu’s arrival, while Dijun prepared to confront him.

• Donghuang Taiyi shattered Zhulong’s armor, pinned him to the sea, and left him near death.
• Donghuang Taiyi prepared to deliver a fatal blow to Zhulong as the Dragon Clan watched helplessly.
• Qin Mu froze the Donghuang Bell and its attack, then destroyed the suspended force with a strike that bypassed space and time.
• Dijun welcomed Qin Mu’s intervention and prepared to settle their score.
• Xuandu and the Taishang Saint identified Qin Mu as the one who intervened, while Venerable Yuanshi and Zhunti anticipated a confrontation with Dijun.

Qin Mu arrived in the East Sea and rescued Candle Dragon from Donghuang Taiyi, reassuring the Dragon Clan. Donghuang Taiyi launched a full-force attack with the Donghuang Bell, leaving the battle’s outcome uncertain.

• Tongtian remained confident that Qin Mu could handle the conflict with the Demon Race, despite Dijun’s newfound status as a Saint.
• Qin Mu appeared in the East Sea, dispelled Donghuang Taiyi’s attack, and freed Candle Dragon from his suppression.
• Candle Dragon, Ao Guang, and the other Dragon Kings paid their respects to Qin Mu, who told them to stand back.
• Donghuang Taiyi confronted Qin Mu and declared that they would settle the Demon Race’s score with him.
• Donghuang Taiyi burned his life essence and used the Donghuang Bell to unleash a devastating attack on Qin Mu as both sides watched anxiously.

Qin Mu effortlessly shattered Donghuang Taiyi’s full-strength attack and sent him crashing toward the sea, revealing that Qin Mu had reached the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm. The onlookers and the Saints reacted with shock, and Jieyin concluded that the Interception Sect now had two Saints.

• Donghuang Taiyi attacked Qin Mu with his full strength and the Donghuang Bell while Dijun expected him to win.
• Qin Mu shattered Donghuang Taiyi’s phantom world with one finger, struck the Donghuang Bell, and sent Donghuang Taiyi plummeting toward the sea.
• The Dragon Clan and the watching beings marveled at Qin Mu’s overwhelming power and wondered whether he had reached the Primordial Grand Unity realm.
• Dijun and Venerable Yuanshi were stunned by Qin Mu’s strength, while Taishang recognized that Qin Mu had attained the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm.
• Zhenyuanzi was astonished, and Huang Tian told him that Qin Mu was even more powerful than he could imagine.
• Jieyin and Zhunti realized Qin Mu had reached the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, and Jieyin declared that the Interception Sect now had two Saints.

Qin Mu defeated Donghuang Taiyi and killed him with the Heaven-Opening Sword, even as Dijun intervened with a Saint’s attack. The chapter ended with Dijun appearing and realizing his twin brother had been slain.

• Donghuang Taiyi fled toward the highest heavens after Qin Mu shattered his Supreme Treasure with a finger.
• Qin Mu summoned the Grass Sword and sealed space-time, prompting Donghuang Taiyi to call for Dijun’s help.
• Dijun attacked from the highest heavens with a palm wreathed in Solar True Fire, but Qin Mu blocked it with the Sacred Spirit Pearl.
• Qin Mu struck Donghuang Taiyi with the Heaven-Opening Sword, destroying his body and soul.
• Dijun appeared where Donghuang Taiyi had died and cried out upon finding his Second Brother gone.

Qin Mu killed Donghuang Taiyi with one sword in front of the newly ascended Saint Dijun, shocking powerful figures across the Primordial World. Enraged, Dijun took up the Donghuang Bell and vowed to kill Qin Mu, setting the two against each other.

• Qin Mu blocked Dijun's flaming palm with the Sacred Spirit Pearl and killed Donghuang Taiyi with a single sword strike.
• The Witch Clan celebrated Donghuang Taiyi's death, while the Twelve Ancestral Witches and powerful figures across the Primordial World marveled at Qin Mu's strength.
• Taishang Saint recognized Qin Mu as a major variable, while Yuanshi and Tongtian considered the coming conflict between Qin Mu and Dijun.
• Jieyin and Zhunti welcomed the prospect of discord between the Demon Race and the Interception Sect, while Kunpeng and Zhenyuanzi rejoiced at Donghuang Taiyi's death.
• Dijun swore to kill Qin Mu and summoned the Donghuang Bell, whose divine light shone brighter than ever.

Qin Mu and Dijun began a devastating battle above the East Sea, matching the Grass Sword against the Donghuang Bell. As the mighty watched from afar, Dao Ancestor Hongjun observed that neither fighter was constrained by the Heavenly Dao and admitted he could not predict the outcome.

• Dijun poured Saint's Power into the Donghuang Bell, enlarging it until its might cast a shadow over the East Sea.
• Candle Dragon ordered the Dragon Clan to retreat, while the Yao Gods led the Demon Race army away from the coming clash.
• Qin Mu faced Dijun without fear and met his Saintly Might with the aura of a Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
• Dijun brought the Donghuang Bell down on Qin Mu, who countered with the Grass Sword, and their attacks shattered the East Sea around them.
• The mighty figures across the Primordial Wilderness watched the battle and feared its shock waves could destroy even Sub-Saints.
• At Zixiao Palace, Dao Ancestor Hongjun watched Qin Mu and Dijun fight and reflected that the Primordial World had gained unpredictable new variables.

Qin Mu fought Dijun in the East Sea after attaining the Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, while powerful figures across the Primordial Wilderness watched and judged his chances. The chapter ended with the Saints and factions divided over the fight, as Qin Mu’s allies urged him on and his enemies hoped Dijun would kill him.

• An old man in the Chaos Void watched Qin Mu fight Dijun and judged that Qin Mu was still not strong enough for the task Hongjun had chosen him for.
• A mysterious man who had given Dijun Primordial Violet Qi worried that Qin Mu might defeat his chosen piece, but trusted Dijun and the Donghuang Bell.
• Taishang Saint, Venerable Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti watched the battle; Yuanshi and the Western Saints hoped Dijun would kill Qin Mu, while Taishang remained noncommittal.
• Tongtian watched with confidence that Qin Mu had more methods to reveal, while Xi He and Chang Xi worried about the fight.
• Ancestor Minghe and Zhenyuanzi wanted to help Qin Mu but were held back by the rules, and Huang Tian remained confident in his original self.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches cheered Qin Mu on, hoping Dijun’s defeat would weaken the Demon Race and leave it unable to rival the Witch Clan.

Qin Mu confronted Dijun on the East Sea battlefield as the newly ascended Saint unleashed his Golden Crow form and the Donghuang Bell. Qin Mu declared that Saints could be slain, then summoned a terrifying spear from a spatial rift, leaving Dijun and the watching Saints shaken.

• Qin Mu and Dijun traded attacks evenly until Dijun transformed into his Three-legged Golden Crow form and brought the Donghuang Bell above his head.
• The watching Dragon Clan creatures trusted Qin Mu, while Fuxi and the Yao Gods celebrated Dijun's power.
• Qin Mu declared that Saints were not immortal and that a Saint's throne could fall, prompting disbelief from the onlookers and solemn concern from the Saints.
• Dijun dismissed Qin Mu's threat, insisting that Saints never died while the Heavenly Dao endured.
• Qin Mu opened a vast spatial rift and drew out a long spear whose terrifying aura unsettled Dijun and every watching Saint.

Qin Mu revealed the Destruction Divine Spear, an Innate Supreme Treasure with the power to slay a Saint, and launched an attack on Dijun in the East Sea. Their treasures collided with devastating force, leaving the battle unresolved amid widespread destruction.

• Taishang, Yuanshi, Tongtian, Jieyin, Zhunti, Nuwa, Hongjun, and a mysterious figure were shocked when Qin Mu produced a second Innate Supreme Treasure.
• The Saints and Hongjun sensed that Qin Mu's Destruction Divine Spear might be able to slay a Saint, while the mysterious figure feared for Dijun.
• Qin Mu seized the Destruction Divine Spear and charged at Dijun, shattering laws as the spearpoint advanced.
• Dijun summoned the Donghuang Bell and poured his Saint's Power into it to protect his True Spirit and repel Qin Mu.
• The Destruction Divine Spear and Donghuang Bell collided, vaporizing the East Sea and devastating mountains and rivers near the Primordial Wilderness continent.

Qin Mu overwhelmed Dijun in their battle above the East Sea, trapping the Donghuang Bell and destroying Dijun’s other treasures before killing him with the Destruction Divine Spear. Dijun’s fall sent a mournful wail across the Primordial World.

• Qin Mu and Dijun continued their battle above the East Sea, with Qin Mu steadily suppressing him despite the Donghuang Bell.
• Qin Mu trapped the Donghuang Bell inside the world phantom of the Sacred Spirit Pearl, cutting off Dijun’s connection to it.
• Qin Mu’s Destruction Divine Spear swallowed Dijun’s River Diagram and Luo Book, then pierced Dijun as he tried to escape.
• The spear’s Power of Annihilation consumed Dijun’s Saint Origin and primordial spirit, causing his Saintly body to explode.
• Dijun died, and a mournful wail rang throughout the Primordial World.

Qin Mu slew Dijun with the power of Primordial Chaos, causing blood rain to fall across the Primordial Wilderness and shocking the living beings and Saints alike. As the Demon Race faced the loss of its emperors, Qin Mu watched the Ninth Heaven to see whether Dijun would return to life.

• Qin Mu killed Dijun above the East Sea with the Destruction Divine Spear, and blood rain spread across the Primordial Wilderness.
• The Demon Race and countless cultivators reacted in fear and disbelief as they realized Dijun had fallen.
• Taishang wondered whether the path of Primordial Chaos could transcend Saintly power, while Yuanshi developed killing intent toward Qin Mu.
• Jieyin urged Zhunti to yield to Qin Mu when possible, and Nuwa foresaw the Demon Race's decline.
• Zhenyuanzi, Huang Tian, Minghe, Tongtian, and the Dragon Clan praised or marveled at Qin Mu's victory.
• Qin Mu looked toward the Ninth Heaven to see whether Dijun would come back to life.

After Qin Mu killed Dijun, he questioned where Dijun had obtained his Primordial Violet Qi and turned to claim the ownerless Donghuang Bell. Four Saints arrived and surrounded him, leaving the East Sea poised for another confrontation.

• Qin Mu concluded that Dijun had not revived because the Heavenly Dao had not granted him Sagehood, though he still wondered where Dijun’s Primordial Violet Qi came from.
• Qin Mu prepared to take the ownerless Donghuang Bell, but Venerable Yuanshi, Nuwa Saint, Jieyin, and Zhunti appeared and surrounded him.
• Ancestor Minghe grew angry at the Saints’ apparent hostility, while Zhenyuanzi considered going to help Qin Mu and Huang Tian urged him to wait.
• Tongtian and the Dragon Clan worried about the Four Saints’ intentions, but Candle Dragon said they could not interfere.
• Qin Mu asked whether the Four Saints had come for the Donghuang Bell as his Primordial Chaos aura clashed with theirs.

After Donghuang Taiyi and Dijun fell, the Witch Clan launched a surprise assault on the Demon Race’s heavenly realm. Fuxi rallied the Demon Race to defend Lingxiao, and the two armies clashed at the South Heaven Gate as the Primordial Wilderness’s mighty figures remained focused on the East Sea standoff.

• Zhurong urged Dijiang to seize the chance to attack the leaderless Demon Race, and Dijiang ordered the Witch Clan army to storm the heavenly realm.
• The Witch Clan’s forces overwhelmed the weakened Demon Race defenses and advanced toward Lingxiao.
• Fuxi calmed the panicked Demon Race leaders, and the Seven-Colored Divine Phoenix entrusted the Demon Race’s future to him.
• Fuxi ordered the Demon Race to deploy the Zhou Tian Star Dou Great Formation and defend the heavenly realm.
• The Witch and Demon armies met at the South Heaven Gate and began fighting while the mighty figures watched the East Sea standoff.

At the East Sea, Nuwa, Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti disputed who should claim the unowned Donghuang Bell, while Qin Mu insisted it was his spoils of war. Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti prepared to fight Qin Mu together, leaving the clash about to begin.

• Nuwa argued that the Donghuang Bell should return to the Demon Race, but Zhunti and Yuanshi declared that an unclaimed treasure should go to the worthy.
• Jieyin proposed dividing the bell, and Yuanshi challenged him and Zhunti by bringing out the Pangu Banner.
• Qin Mu objected to the Saints claiming his spoils, and Yuanshi and Zhunti told him to leave the contest.
• Qin Mu refused and challenged the Saints to prove who was worthy, warning that he could bring down another Saint.
• Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti brought out their magic treasures and focused on Qin Mu, while Nuwa watched uneasily.

Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti prepared to seize the Donghuang Bell from Qin Mu, but Tongtian, Ancestor Minghe, and Zhenyuanzi arrived to support him. As the Saints faced off at the East Sea, Dao Ancestor Hongjun declared that the Donghuang Bell belonged to Qin Mu.

• Qin Mu readied his Destruction Divine Spear as Yuanshi, Jieyin, and Zhunti eyed the Donghuang Bell.
• Tongtian arrived with the Immortal-Slaying Four Swords and stood beside Qin Mu.
• Ancestor Minghe came to support Qin Mu, warning Yuanshi and the other Saints against using their numbers to bully him.
• Zhenyuanzi joined Qin Mu's side, leaving the two groups evenly matched and the watching figures stunned.
• Dao Ancestor Hongjun spoke through the Heavenly Dao Origin and declared that the Donghuang Bell belonged to Qin Mu.

After Dao Ancestor Hongjun awarded the Donghuang Bell to Qin Mu, the Saints withdrew and Qin Mu returned to the Underworld, still wondering what Hongjun intended. A fierce battle between the Witch and Demon races was interrupted by a powerful aura from the Sun Star, where a gigantic three-legged Golden Crow emerged.

• Hongjun’s edict gave Qin Mu the Donghuang Bell, and Yuanshi, Jieyin, Zhunti, and Nuwa left without challenging it.
• Tongtian handed the bell to Qin Mu, while Zhenyuanzi and Ancestor Minghe departed for the Human Race and Underworld.
• Qin Mu questioned Hongjun’s motives, then returned to the Underworld as the Witch and Demon races continued fighting at the South Heaven Gate.
• A savage aura burst from the Sun Star, drawing Qin Mu and the Saints’ attention and making them suspect Dijun might revive.
• A Golden Crow cried out from the Sun Star, and a gigantic three-legged Golden Crow rose into view.

Dijun returned to life on the Sun Star after Qin Mu had killed him, shocking beings and Saints across the Primordial World because Dijun was not bound to the Heavenly Dao. Dao Ancestor Hongjun recognized that someone behind Dijun had spent some of their own source power to resurrect him, leaving the identity and motives of that power unknown.

• Dijun reappeared on the Sun Star amid Saintly Might and black-edged Solar True Fire, causing beings across the Primordial World to doubt that Saints could be killed.
• Taishang Saint told Xuandu that Dijun's Violet Qi had not bound his primordial spirit to the Heavenly Dao, so Qin Mu's destructive spear should have erased him completely.
• Yuanshi Tianzun welcomed Dijun's return because he expected the resurrected Yao Emperor to keep pursuing his enmity with Qin Mu.
• Jieyin, Zhunti, Zhenyuanzi, Huang Tian, and Nuwa reacted with shock, while Jieyin sensed ill omen surrounding Dijun and Nuwa suspected he was hiding secrets.
• Dao Ancestor Hongjun concluded that someone had resurrected Dijun by sacrificing some of their own source power and valued him as a chess piece.