Chapter Summaries

Saint Lord Taichu challenged the weakened Dragon King and tried to send the injured True Lord Zi Xiao away before the fight. Zi Xiao said she cared most about fighting alongside Taichu, leaving him to wonder whether she had fallen for him.

• The Dragon King rejected the criticism of his subordinates and accepted Saint Lord Taichu's challenge.
• True Lord Zi Xiao warned Taichu that the Dragon King's presence seemed powerful, but Taichu said the Dragon King was weakened by years of recuperation and fighting.
• Saint Lord Taichu warned Zi Xiao that she was injured and told her to leave and recover rather than join the coming battle.
• True Lord Zi Xiao insisted she could still fight and said she cared most about being able to fight alongside Taichu.
• Saint Lord Taichu wondered whether Zi Xiao's shy behavior meant she had fallen for him.

Saint Lord Taichu and the Dragon King agreed to wager the Dragon Pill against the Divine Dragon Cave and the Chaos World, then began a fierce battle. True Lord Zi Xiao joined in, prompting the Dragon King to order her away.

• The Dragon King taunted Saint Lord Taichu and demanded that he wager his Dragon Pill if he lost.
• Saint Lord Taichu accepted the wager and proposed that the Dragon King give him the Divine Dragon Cave and Chaos World if he lost.
• The Dragon King agreed, confident that Saint Lord Taichu could not defeat him.
• Saint Lord Taichu and the Dragon King began fighting, forcing nearby onlookers to retreat.
• True Lord Zi Xiao joined the fight, and the Dragon King angrily told her to leave because he never fought women.

Saint Lord Taichu pressured the exhausted Dragon King, whose own followers mocked him and hesitated to help. The Dragon King demanded a break, but Saint Lord Taichu refused and prepared to attack with his fireball technique.

• True Lord Zi Xiao believed the Dragon King was unwilling to strike her, while Saint Lord Taichu evaded his attacks.
• Saint Lord Taichu offered to spare the panting Dragon King, but the Dragon King rejected his warning and challenged him to continue.
• Saint Lord Taichu announced he would reveal his true power and summoned seven or eight fireballs around the Dragon King.
• The dragon beasts argued over whether to help, and the Dragon King threatened to expel them from Divine Dragon Cave.
• The Dragon King asked Saint Lord Taichu to wait while he caught his breath, but Saint Lord Taichu refused to let him rest.

Saint Lord Taichu and the Dragon King fought an all-out battle, while True Lord Zi Xiao stayed nearby to warn and support Saint Lord Taichu. The Dragon King suffered severe injuries but refused to surrender as his subordinates urged him to stop.

• True Lord Zi Xiao refused to leave Saint Lord Taichu alone against the Dragon King, warning that the Dragon King had unleashed most of his Origin Energy.
• Saint Lord Taichu was struck in the chest and spat blood, but his fighting spirit grew stronger.
• The Dragon King's subordinates said they could not help and wanted to retreat, but the Dragon King dismissed their excuses.
• Saint Lord Taichu warned the Dragon King to reflect, then struck him in the chest with a fast, powerful punch.
• The Dragon King suffered severe comminuted fractures, while his subordinates urged him to surrender before he lost his life.

Saint Lord Taichu killed the Dragon King after the wounded ruler refused to accept mercy and attacked again. Long Ying Tian disavowed his father and offered to hand over the treasures in Divine Dragon Cave, where Taichu entered to claim them.

• Saint Lord Taichu stabbed the badly injured Dragon King, whose Origin Energy burst out before he fell dead.
• True Lord Zi Xiao gave the dragon beasts a choice between fighting and surrendering Divine Dragon Cave’s valuables.
• Long Ying Tian approached his father’s corpse and told Saint Lord Taichu he had no desire to avenge him.
• Long Ying Tian said he had resented his father and offered to give Taichu all the Dragon Pearls the Dragon King had collected.
• Saint Lord Taichu entered Divine Dragon Cave with Long Ying Tian to retrieve the treasures.

Saint Lord Taichu took the Dragon Pearl from Long Ying Tian and condemned him for betraying his father. True Lord Zi Xiao put a blade to Long Ying Tian’s neck, leaving his survival dependent on Saint Lord Taichu’s decision.

• True Lord Zi Xiao inspected Divine Dragon Cave while Saint Lord Taichu questioned Long Ying Tian about what his father would think of him.
• Long Ying Tian handed Saint Lord Taichu the Dragon Pearl and urged him to use it before it lost its freshness.
• Saint Lord Taichu rebuked Long Ying Tian for betraying his father, but Long Ying Tian said he had no feelings for him.
• True Lord Zi Xiao held a blade to Long Ying Tian’s neck, and Long Ying Tian pleaded to be allowed to serve as Saint Lord Taichu’s obedient dog.

Saint Lord Taichu rejected Long Ying Tian and ordered him to leave Divine Dragon Cave, then considered whether to kill him. True Lord Zi Xiao objected, while others asked to follow Saint Lord Taichu because they had nowhere else to go.

• Saint Lord Taichu held a knife to Long Ying Tian's neck and demanded that he leave or die.
• Long Ying Tian pleaded for Saint Lord Taichu to trust him, but Saint Lord Taichu condemned him for betraying and cursing his father.
• Long Ying Tian accepted the order to leave and walked out of Divine Dragon Cave.
• Saint Lord Taichu asked True Lord Zi Xiao whether they should kill Long Ying Tian, but True Lord Zi Xiao warned against it.
• Others asked Saint Lord Taichu to let them follow him because they were homeless.

Saint Lord Taichu threatened the captured dragon beasts and rejected their pleas for mercy, while True Lord Zi Xiao denied sympathizing with them. They then examined a strange creature in a pool, where Taichu identified it as a dragon beast with hatchlings and considered raising one.

• Saint Lord Taichu accused the dragon beasts of being useless traitors and threatened to kill them as they begged for mercy.
• Saint Lord Taichu warned True Lord Zi Xiao not to secretly side with the dragon beasts, and Zi Xiao said he hated them.
• Saint Lord Taichu noticed a strange creature in a pool and ordered True Lord Zi Xiao to inspect it.
• True Lord Zi Xiao called the creature an ordinary crocodile, but Saint Lord Taichu identified it as a dragon beast with hatchlings clinging to it.
• Saint Lord Taichu picked up a hatchling and wondered whether it could be tamed, while True Lord Zi Xiao warned that dragon beasts had killed people who tried raising them.

Saint Lord Taichu debated what to do with the dragon hatchlings while True Lord Zi Xiao warned him that raising them could be dangerous. When the hatchlings defied him, Saint Lord Taichu threatened them and drove a dagger into one of them, showing the others his ruthlessness.

• True Lord Zi Xiao urged Saint Lord Taichu not to raise the dragon hatchlings, warning that they might become a threat.
• Saint Lord Taichu asked True Lord Zi Xiao for a plan, but True Lord Zi Xiao told him to adjust his mindset and ultimately said he would listen to him.
• Saint Lord Taichu picked up the hatchlings as they threatened him and insisted their Father King would avenge them.
• Saint Lord Taichu reminded the hatchlings that their Father King was dead and threatened to cut out their tongues.
• The hatchlings dared Saint Lord Taichu to kill them, so he took out a dagger and demanded an apology.
• Saint Lord Taichu drove the blade into one hatchling's head, and the other dragon beasts recognized his ruthlessness.

Saint Lord Taichu threatened the dragon beasts until one backed down, then searched the Dragon King's Chest and found powerful spiritual pills and miraculous medicines. He suspected the Dragon King had more hidden safeguards and ordered True Lord Zi Xiao to search the area, but Zi Xiao complained that the treasures could not help him recover.

• Saint Lord Taichu demanded that the dragon beasts apologize or die, and True Lord Zi Xiao warned them not to provoke him.
• A Little Dragon Beast with a dagger stuck in him challenged Saint Lord Taichu, who threatened to kill him before he could grow up.
• Saint Lord Taichu tossed the dragon beasts aside and opened the Dragon King's Chest, discovering glowing spiritual pills and miraculous medicines.
• Saint Lord Taichu concluded that the Dragon King likely had more hidden safeguards and ordered True Lord Zi Xiao and the others to search the place.
• True Lord Zi Xiao complained that the Dragon King's medicines could not help him recover, and Saint Lord Taichu accused him of deliberately opposing him.

Saint Lord Taichu rejected True Lord Zi Xiao’s suggestion that he had romantic feelings for him and faced Bat Spirits and Frog Monsters who wanted to join his faction. He brought home dragon beasts and ordered his followers to kill them if they kept defying him, while True Lord Zi Xiao was told to feed the frozen bat and frog meat to the beasts.

• True Lord Zi Xiao asked Saint Lord Taichu whether he liked him, but Saint Lord Taichu said they were only suited to be friends.
• Bat Spirits and Frog Monsters approached Saint Lord Taichu, claiming they wanted to join him and help set the Chaos World right.
• Saint Lord Taichu accused the newcomers of seeking protection because they feared he would kill them, then considered recruiting them as useful subordinates.
• Saint Lord Taichu returned home with dragon beasts, which threatened to avenge their Father King.
• Saint Lord Taichu ordered his followers to kill any dragon beast that continued spouting nonsense and told True Lord Zi Xiao to feed them frozen bat and frog meat.

Saint Lord Taichu humiliated the White Tiger King, who sought to join him after the Divine Dragon Clan fell. The Tiger King had not yet proved his loyalty when the chapter ended.

• Saint Lord Taichu ordered the captured snails and bats to be dragged into the kitchen and butchered.
• Saint Lord Taichu felt a strange force and swelling in his lower-right abdomen after his battle with the Dragon King.
• The White Tiger King knelt before Saint Lord Taichu and said the White Tiger Clan wanted to join him, not fight him.
• Saint Lord Taichu demanded that the Tiger King massage him and eat the bones he had spat out to prove his loyalty.
• The Tiger King's subordinates urged him to leave, but Saint Lord Taichu told him to demonstrate his loyalty instead of talking.

The Tiger King offered Saint Lord Taichu the divine pill within his body to prove his loyalty, despite the sacrifices it would require. When his subordinates condemned him for abandoning his dignity, he rejected them and told them not to return if they left.

• Saint Lord Taichu asked the Tiger King why the White Tiger Clan insisted on destroying the Divine Dragon Clan instead of sharing the Chaos World, and the Tiger King said he wanted to reclaim his ancestors’ lands.
• The Tiger King offered Saint Lord Taichu his divine pill and asked his subordinates to thank Saint Lord Taichu for taking them in.
• The Tiger King's subordinates refused, criticized his decision, and accused him of throwing away his dignity.
• Saint Lord Taichu told the subordinates to stop attacking their leader, but one of them continued to argue that the Tiger King would lose his spirit.
• The Tiger King dismissed his subordinates and warned them not to return if they left, while lamenting that they had criticized him despite all he had provided for them.

Saint Lord Taichu accepted the Tiger King's divine pill and found that it powerfully opened his meridians. He tried to stir the Tiger King's resentment toward the Divine Dragon King, while the chapter ended by revealing that the Tiger Clan was secretly as strong as the Dragon Clan.

• Saint Lord Taichu's subordinates accused him of mistreating their loyalty, but he dismissed them as traitors and told them to leave.
• Saint Lord Taichu examined the divine pill and noticed it had likely accumulated toxins while stored in the Tiger King's dantian.
• The Tiger King insisted the pill was genuine and described its healing effects, then offered it to prove his loyalty.
• Saint Lord Taichu swallowed the pill and felt its heat open his Ren and Du meridians and improve his circulation.
• Saint Lord Taichu criticized the Tiger King for enduring the Divine Dragon King's disrespect, and the narration revealed the Tiger Clan's strength matched the Dragon Clan's.

Tiger King tried to win Saint Lord Taichu’s support against the Divine Dragon Clan, but his clumsy provocation angered Saint Lord Taichu. The chapter ended with Saint Lord Taichu slapping Tiger King and calling out his pretense.

• Tiger King's followers lost respect for him because he meekly endured Dragon King's challenges and manipulation.
• Tiger King pleased Saint Lord Taichu with nourishing food, and Saint Lord Taichu said he should share such benefits sooner.
• Saint Lord Taichu offered to bring people to eliminate the surviving Divine Dragon Clan members, and Tiger King estimated nearly three thousand remained.
• Tiger King tried to provoke Saint Lord Taichu into helping him, but Saint Lord Taichu angrily rejected the tactic.
• Tiger King apologized and pleaded for help, but Saint Lord Taichu slapped him and demanded he stop pretending.

Saint Lord Taichu went to the Divine Dragon Clan’s cave to confront the surviving dragon beasts after killing their Dragon King. He blamed the Tiger King for wanting them dead, leaving the group facing an uncertain fate.

• Saint Lord Taichu rebuked the White Tiger and arranged for White Tiger Clan members to secretly help with his mission.
• Saint Lord Taichu arrived at the desolate Divine Dragon Clan cave and called for the surviving dragon beasts to come out.
• The Tiger King warned Saint Lord Taichu that the dragon beasts were cunning, and Saint Lord Taichu told him to be quiet.
• Several dragon beasts emerged, trembling after witnessing the Dragon King’s death.
• Saint Lord Taichu explained that he had killed their Father King after the Dragon King refused to surrender, then claimed the Tiger King wanted them dead.

Saint Lord Taichu tried to draw the hidden adults of Divine Dragon Cave out by confronting the little dragon beasts. The young beasts refused to reveal where their elders were, and Taichu threatened to kill them.

• Tiger King questioned why Saint Lord Taichu was putting all the blame on him for their shared mission.
• Iron Egg urged Saint Lord Taichu to capture and kill the little dragon beasts, but Taichu told him to be quiet.
• Saint Lord Taichu reasoned that powerful adults were still hiding in Divine Dragon Cave and demanded that the little dragon beasts call them out.
• The little dragon beasts refused to expose their weakened elders and dared Saint Lord Taichu to kill them.
• Saint Lord Taichu warned the little dragon beasts that he would send them to the afterlife.

Saint Lord Taichu lost patience with the Little Dragon Beast’s taunts and injured him, prompting the beast to summon his uncle-in-law. The uncle-in-law emerged, and Saint Lord Taichu challenged him and demanded to know what he wanted.

• Saint Lord Taichu tried to reason with the Little Dragon Beasts, but they mocked him for refusing to attack.
• Saint Lord Taichu kicked the Little Dragon Beast in the chest, shattering his bones and causing him to cough up blood.
• The Little Dragon Beast threatened that his uncle-in-law would kill Saint Lord Taichu, so Saint Lord Taichu told him to call the man out.
• The Dragon Beast emerged from the cave and exchanged taunts with Saint Lord Taichu.
• Saint Lord Taichu challenged the Dragon Beast and asked whether he wanted to die, keep living, or reclaim his former position.

Saint Lord Taichu mocked Long Fei and the Divine Dragon Clan, then effortlessly blocked Long Fei’s attack and threatened to kill them unless they submitted. Long Fei could do little against Taichu’s superior strength, while his history as the Dragon King’s subordinate and the Dragon Clan’s harsh elimination system were described.

• The Divine Dragon Clan members accused Saint Lord Taichu of attacking them and then pretending to be innocent, but he dismissed their complaints and defended the law of the jungle.
• Saint Lord Taichu challenged the dragon beast to attack and boasted that he had once subdued the Dragon King with a single slap.
• The dragon beast charged at Saint Lord Taichu, who casually blocked the attack with a punch.
• Saint Lord Taichu mocked the Divine Dragon Clan and demanded that its members kowtow and call him Daddy if they wanted him to spare them.
• Long Fei endured Taichu’s threats because he knew he could not match Taichu’s strength; the chapter described his former role as the Dragon King’s assistant and the Dragon Clan’s ruthless selection system.

Saint Lord Taichu confronted Long Fei over his deceit and demanded an apology, while Long Fei realized he was in danger and lacked the strength to resist. Taichu threatened to kill him if he continued acting shamelessly.

• Saint Lord Taichu taunted Long Fei, demanding that he apologize, kneel, and flatter him or face death.
• Long Fei considered giving in because he had no real fighting ability and feared confronting Saint Lord Taichu.
• Long Fei tried to launch a sneak attack, but Saint Lord Taichu struck him heavily in the back.
• Saint Lord Taichu rebuked Long Fei for betraying his trust and ordered him to stay away.
• Long Fei sprang up in alarm as Saint Lord Taichu demanded an apology and threatened to leave him with no place to die.