Main God Hall

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Main God Hall
Original Name	主神殿
Type	Neutral artificial intelligence / supreme divine artifact
Affiliation	Wu Ming, its Master and Sovereign 307 308
Occupation / Role	Selects and manages Reincarnators; assigns missions; enables exchange, traversal, creation, and world cultivation 308 316
Status	Operational and substantially restored; its systems are controlled by Wu Ming, though the Infinite Serpent demonstrated a hidden secret authority over it 753 787 788
First Appearance	Chapter 11

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Rudimentary, incomplete state	11–12	Operated through strict rules without a master. Its exchange list was incomplete, with many items unavailable; Wu Ming contributed a Jade Pendant identified as a suspected lost component. 11 12
Expanded mission capacity	91	Its power had strengthened enough to permit true-body descent into mission worlds, though physical residence in its space remained energy-intensive. 91
Linked to a Sovereign Controller	187	Wu Ming's Main God Apostle authority reached its peak, establishing a trans-world connection and granting him the title Sovereign Controller. 187
Opened to its Master	307	After the Sovereign Will was erased, Wu Ming became sole Authority Holder and entered the Hall's central control hub through its previously resistant gates. 307
Origin Power Pool replenished	435	World Origin Power from the Phantom Spirit World expanded the pool and enabled the Hall to suppress and refine the Creation God. 435
Enlightenment Seal integrated	545	The recovered Main God Component enhanced the deduction function and greatly expanded Great Luo traversal power, reducing the cost of world-crossing. 545
Major reserve expansion	583	Harvesting from the Seer World raised Origin Power reserves to 97,000 cubic meters and expanded the pool's capacity to 100,000 cubic meters. 583
Completed and self-sufficient	753	Fusion with the Main God Space restored missing abilities and created the Sky-Stealing Platform, allowing the Hall to draw energy from chaos and nourish itself. 753
Near-Level Eight combat capability	787	With its buildings and artifacts completed, the Hall subdued and sealed the peak Level Seven Infinite Serpent; Wu Ming judged its overall foundation close to a Level Eight Great Luo Golden Immortal. 787

Background

The Main God Hall initially manifests as a vast, masterless artifact that recruits Reincarnators from the Great Zhou world, dispatches them to mission worlds, settles their rewards, and offers merit-based exchanges. Its early operations are constrained by rigid rules, incomplete systems, and a lack of available high-level exchange items. 11 12

Wu Ming's contribution of a Jade Pendant—identified as a suspected World Origin Mysterious Item and a lost part of the Hall—earns him the title of Main God Apostle. This begins his gradual acquisition of privileges, including free appraisal through True Sight and later true-body descent into the Main God Space. 11 18 91

The Hall's original function was to select a Sovereign. Its former mission, exchange, and Reincarnator systems operated at a loss while seeking a suitable master. After Wu Ming destroys the derivative Sovereign Will, he inherits its permissions, opens the Hall's central gates, and assumes the unique title of Master. 307 308

Under Wu Ming's control, the Hall shifts from a damaged Reincarnator system into an engine for harvesting World Origin Power, creating Illusory Immortal Realms, cultivating worlds, and supporting his Yellow Court World. The recovery of the Enlightenment Seal and the fusion with the lower-specification Main God Space restore major functions and make the Hall self-sustaining through the Sky-Stealing Platform. 316 545 753

The Infinite Serpent later reveals secret authority over the Hall and claims to have created it, exploiting a hidden key to breach its defenses. This demonstrates that, despite Wu Ming's control, the artifact retained vulnerabilities connected to its former creator. 787 788

Appearance

The Main God Hall stands alone above the Nine Heavens or within an otherwise empty, boundless Main God Space. It is surrounded by clouds, auspicious light, and an eternal radiance described as transcending past, present, future, and countless worlds. 11 91 190

• A colossal divine palace whose scale makes Wu Ming appear insignificant before its gates. 190 307
• Its exterior is associated with brilliant transcendent light and a position above myriad worlds. 187 190
• Its immense doors once resisted Wu Ming, but opened after he became Master. 267 307
• The interior is stark and immaculate, containing little furniture beyond a throne above nine tiers of steps. 307
• Its messages appear as instantly comprehensible text resembling Cloud Seal Script or ancient bronze inscriptions. 11
• The Myriad Worlds Throne serves as the central control hub for its systems. 307 753

Operational Behavior

Before recognizing Wu Ming as Sovereign, the Main God Hall behaves like a strict, mechanical program: it responds to authorized requests, enforces mission rules, and provides only limited explanations for its functions. 12 187 207

As Master, Wu Ming can issue direct commands to its systems, alter Reincarnator policies, halt mission generation, adjust rewards and exchange costs, and monitor missions remotely. 190 307 308 502

Abilities & Systems

Reincarnator Selection and Missions

The Hall recruits Reincarnators, transports them into mission worlds, records their actions, and settles merit-based rewards upon completion. Its mission hierarchy comprises eight grades: Heaven, Earth, Black, Yellow, Universe, Great, Flood, and Desolation. 11 91

• Detects conditions such as damage to a Reincarnator's three souls and seven spirits, then offers treatment at a merit cost. 11
• Returns surviving Reincarnators to the Main God Space after missions end. 452
• Recovers the True Spirits of deceased Reincarnators, allowing resurrection at a price determined by Wu Ming's system. 452
• Provides scene-language adaptation and minor appearance adjustments for mission participants. 48
• Enforces secrecy regarding the Hall and the real world through Annihilation. 48
• Can stop selecting Reincarnators and generating missions by the Master's command. 307 308

Merit, Exchange, and Appraisal

The Hall maintains an exchange system for cultivation techniques, bloodlines, artifacts, healing, and direct enhancement. These functions consume merit, tokens, or World Origin Power. 11 135 468

• Tracks and awards merit for completing main quests and killing mission targets. 11
• Provides healing, artifacts, cultivation methods, and consumable enhancements. 11 468
• Requires rarer tokens for enhancements beyond the Grandmaster level. 468
• Grants Main God Apostles True Sight, exempting them from appraisal fees. 18
• Allows the Sovereign Controller to improve mission rewards and reduce exchange costs. 190

Great Luo Traversal

The Hall's primary traversal function enables movement across worlds, dimensions, and universes. It can conceal travelers from local Heavenly Dao and limit detection by powerful beings. 316 544

• Sends souls—and later physical bodies—into mission worlds. 91
• Records spatial coordinates after an external location has been exposed to it. 491
• Conceals Reincarnators so that they are generally treated as natives unless they provoke major backlash. 316
• Enables automatic anti-reconnaissance measures, consuming Origin Power to release misleading information during hostile deductions. 310
• Its Great Luo capability was strengthened by the Enlightenment Seal. 545

Creation

The Hall can manifest tangible and intangible objects through its power of Creation, including cultivation techniques, magical artifacts, and mission resources. 316

• Creation is not limitless; every manifestation requires World Origin Power. 316
• It can create or develop temporary mission worlds known as Illusory Immortal Realms. 316
• It can assist Wu Ming in materializing an Illusory Immortal Realm into the Yellow Court Blessed Land. 482
• It can use sufficient Origin Power to suppress and refine entities as powerful as a Golden Immortal. 435

World Creation and Harvesting

The Hall can create worlds, harvest World Origin Power, and use chaos as a source of energy. 316 753

• Its Origin Power Pool stores condensed purple World Origin Power. 307
• Maintaining the Hall, transporting Reincarnators, concealing them, and producing exchanges all consume Origin Power. 307 308
• It can extract origin from worlds by disrupting predetermined fate, though excessive harvesting risks provoking a world's hostility. 319 399
• The Sky-Stealing Platform restores its ability to directly draw energy from chaos, ending its dependence on world-plundering for basic survival. 753
• During the Seer Continent's Cosmic Promotion, its Origin Power Pool expanded to a capacity of ten million cubic meters. 785

Suppression and Sealing

With sufficient reserves, the Hall can weaponize World Origin Power against powerful enemies. 435 787

• Purple Origin Power can form chains that bind and penetrate captured entities. 787 819
• It subdued the peak Level Seven Infinite Serpent and compressed its massive form into a small sealed shape at the bottom of the Origin Power Pool. 787
• The Infinite Serpent later bypassed this seal through secret authority embedded in the Hall. 787

Structures and Components

• Myriad Worlds Throne — Central control hub from which the Master accesses systems including the World System, Karma System, Merit Template, Exchange System, and Origin Power Pool. 307
• Origin Power Pool — Energy reservoir containing condensed World Origin Power used to maintain and operate the Hall. 307
• Great Luo Hall — Supports world traversal, coordinate positioning, and deduction functions. 329 545
• Creation Hall — A listed Hall structure associated with the Hall's creation functions. 482
• Sky-Stealing Platform — Restored after the fusion with the Main God Space; allows the Hall to absorb energy from chaos and become self-sufficient. 753
• Enlightenment Seal — A recovered Main God Component that enhanced deduction and Great Luo traversal. 544 545
• Jade Pendant — A suspected World Origin Mysterious Item and lost component contributed by Wu Ming in exchange for Main God Apostle authority. 11
• Main God Space — A lower-specification counterpart whose components were compatible with the Hall and whose fusion helped complete it. 753

Relationships

• Wu Ming — Reincarnator who became Main God Apostle, Sovereign Controller, Master, and ultimately the artifact's controlling Sovereign. 11 187 307 308
• Reincarnators — The Hall's selected agents; it dispatches them on missions, rewards them with merit, and retains their True Spirits after death. 11 452
• Sovereign Will — A derivative will of the Hall that sought to become its Master; Wu Ming erased it and inherited its permissions. 307
• Infinite Serpent — Claimed creator and former master of the Hall. It possessed a secret key that allowed it to override functions and contest Wu Ming's authority. 787 788
• Main God Space — A lower-specification counterpart whose fusion restored missing abilities and added the Sky-Stealing Platform. 753