Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• After Gu Chen destroys three alien exploration craft, their final transmission reaches the Omega Fleet. The Omegas discover a habitable blue planet with signs of a relatively low-level civilization.
• Excited by the prospect of conquest, most of the fleet favors taking the planet as a colony and hopes to gain status and rewards.
• The captain urges caution: the exploration craft were destroyed by a mysterious wave of light, which appears far more powerful than the planet’s presumed technological level would allow. The Omegas debate whether the inhabitants possess a powerful weapon or have found advanced technology left behind by another civilization.
• The fleet decides to enter the system, contact the planet’s inhabitants, and gather intelligence before choosing whether to attack.
• Nearly ten days later, the ten-ship Omega Fleet arrives in the Solar System. Gu Chen detects it through the Immortal Han Ancient Cities’ Detection Arrays and his Spiritual Sense.
• Recognizing the danger of the enormous, shielded warships, Gu Chen resolves to strengthen the cities in preparation for a possible confrontation.

Character developments and interactions

• The Omegas shift from eager confidence to wary deliberation when the captain draws attention to the force that destroyed their scouts. The captain’s caution tempers the fleet’s enthusiasm, though its colonial ambitions remain.
• Gu Chen remains vigilant for ten days after destroying the craft. The fleet’s arrival turns his concern into immediate resolve: he must improve the Immortal Han Ancient Cities’ defenses.
• The chapter contrasts the Omegas’ collective desire to exploit the planet with the captain’s responsibility to assess risks, while Gu Chen watches the newcomers from the defensive side.

Significant themes

• Colonial ambition and exploitation: The Omegas treat the planet and its inhabitants as potential property.
• Misjudging apparent weakness: The planet’s presumed low technological level obscures the danger demonstrated by the destruction of the scouts.
• Caution versus greed: The captain’s insistence on investigation prevents an immediate attack.
• Preparation in the face of uncertainty: Gu Chen responds to an unknown threat by focusing on strengthening the cities’ defenses.

Chapter Summary: Strengthening the Immortal Han Ancient City's Foundations

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen sees the alien Omega Fleet as a direct threat to Blue Star—and to his ability to earn Origin Points and pursue immortality. He is determined to keep the fleet from interfering with the planet.
• The fleet’s ten remaining ships stay far from Blue Star after Gu Chen destroyed three exploratory craft, leaving him no opportunity to attack. He withdraws his consciousness from the Immortal Han Ancient City and prepares to wait for the aliens to act.
• Gu Chen spends 1.8 million of his nearly 2.6 million Origin Points to strengthen the Immortal Han Ancient Cities and their famous warlords and strategists. Their defenses, detection range, and combat power increase substantially.
• He arranges the cities around Blue Star in Zhuge Kongming’s Eight Formations Diagram, positioning them to cover much of the Solar System.
• The upgrades alarm visitors from Central Continent, while news of the changes sparks speculation: some expect renewed conflict among the Three Kingdoms factions, others anticipate a return to Central Continent, and some suspect an approaching threat.
• When the Omega Fleet sends another concealed scout toward Blue Star, Gu Chen tracks it but lets it enter the atmosphere rather than attack immediately. He returns to Blue Star and follows the craft toward a place in the West that he contemptuously calls a “beacon of human civilization.”

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen is revealed as fiercely possessive of Blue Star and increasingly strategic: rather than waste resources pursuing a cautious fleet, he fortifies his position and waits for a better opportunity. His confidence grows after seeing the upgrades’ results.
• The Omega Fleet remains cautious after losing its earlier scouts. It responds by sending a stealthier vessel to gather intelligence before deciding whether to conquer Blue Star.
• Visitors from Central Continent observe the cities’ transformations but cannot explain them, interpreting the changes through their own political and historical expectations.
• Gu Chen has no direct conversation with the aliens; their interaction is a tense contest of reconnaissance, caution, and preparation.

Significant themes

• Control and ownership: Gu Chen views Blue Star as the foundation of his power and refuses to let outsiders take it.
• Preparation before confrontation: He strengthens defenses and studies the fleet rather than attacking blindly.
• Power and uncertainty: The cities’ dramatic changes unsettle observers, who cannot tell whether they signal internal conflict or an external danger.
• Strategic patience: Both sides proceed cautiously, each seeking information before committing to a larger move.

Plot points and events

• Gu Chen fears that the alien fleet may possess weapons powerful enough to destroy Blue Star, so he decides to assess their capabilities.
• An undetected, cloaked alien scout ship lands in a remote forest on the American Continent. Its crew, a group of Omegas, confirms that Blue Star’s atmosphere is highly habitable and removes their protective masks.
• The Omegas head toward a nearby city in cloaked personal aircraft to study the locals and make contact.
• Gu Chen arrives shortly after they leave. His Spiritual Sense detects the invisible ship, and he concludes that although its materials are far more advanced than Blue Star’s, he could destroy it himself. He judges the fleet in the Solar System to be no major threat to him.
• Gu Chen follows the Omegas, intending to capture one and search their memories. He overhears them dismissing Blue Star’s people as technologically inferior and discussing taking the planet for Omega.
• The aliens briefly sense that something dangerous is watching them but cannot identify Gu Chen. They begin recording local information, then use a device that enables them to speak fluent English.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen shifts from anxious uncertainty to confidence after assessing the scout ship’s strength. He remains cautious and plans to learn more by capturing an alien, while also showing curiosity about the aliens’ translation device.
• The Omega vanguard, especially the cautious Nar and the more dismissive crew members, regard Blue Star as an easy target and its planet as valuable territory. Their brief, unexplained sense of danger hints that they may be less secure than they believe.
• The chapter sets up a contrast between the Omegas’ contempt for Blue Star’s civilization and Gu Chen’s hidden power. The aliens do not know he is observing them, while he can understand their conversations through Spiritual Sense and track their movements.

Significant themes

• Knowledge versus fear: Gu Chen’s uncertainty eases once he learns what the alien ship can withstand.
• Technological superiority versus individual power: The aliens possess advanced stealth, armor, and translation technology, but Gu Chen’s personal abilities may exceed their military advantage.
• Arrogance and underestimation: The Omegas assume technological inferiority makes Blue Star helpless, overlooking Gu Chen.
• Invasion and exploitation: The aliens see a beautiful, habitable planet as a resource to claim rather than a world inhabited by people.

Plot points and events

• A dozen Omega advance-team members, disguised as Westerners by their Combat Suits, decide to approach Washington without waiting for their fleet. Confident that Earth’s technology cannot threaten them, they fly to Congress under stealth.
• They reveal themselves in the congressional chamber as representatives of the Omega Civilization, stunning lawmakers and media crews.
• Demonic Bloodline Mutant Warriors attack, but the Omegas’ Kinetic Absorption Shields neutralize their blows. The aliens retaliate with particle-beam cutters and plasma cannons, killing defenders and wrecking the chamber.
• Elite warriors in experimental Spiritual Energy Rune Armor resist a cutter briefly. The Omegas infer that the armor may come from a Level Six Civilization legacy and seize it after defeating its wearers.
• Gu Chen observes from afar through his Spiritual Sense. Having assessed the aliens’ strength, he relaxes.

Character developments and interactions

• The Omega team’s confidence and contempt lead them to invade Congress with only a small group. Their surprise at the Rune Armor gives way to excitement and greed: they treat it as evidence of a powerful legacy they can claim.
• The defenders’ initial attacks fail, but the elite warriors’ armor briefly unsettles the Omegas and raises the defenders’ hopes before the aliens overwhelm them.
• Congressional representatives flee while media crews keep filming and broadcasting. Gu Chen remains a hidden observer, using the confrontation to judge the visitors rather than intervene.

Significant themes

• Technological arrogance: The Omegas equate Earth’s lower civilization level with helplessness, yet the Rune Armor challenges their assumptions.
• Power and vulnerability: Advanced shields and weapons make the aliens dominant, while experimental armor offers only temporary resistance.
• Observation and restraint: Gu Chen chooses to assess the threat from a distance, while the invasion unfolds publicly through the media.

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen assesses the Omega Vanguard team’s technology: flight devices, kinetic shields, particle-beam cutters, and plasma cannons. He judges their strength roughly comparable to Foundation Establishment cultivators and decides the team itself is manageable; the larger Omega fleet is the real danger.
• News footage of the aliens’ attack inside the American Congress Building spreads worldwide. Their advanced technology, contempt for Blue Star’s people, and the promise of a coming fleet provoke fear and speculation that the Omega civilization is far beyond humanity.
• Reactions differ by region. Many users on the Foreign Internet fear defeat or surrender, while people on the Central Continent’s Internet call for resistance, confident in the protection of the Immortal Han Ancient Cities and the power of cultivators and martial artists.
• The Central Province Official studies the situation and recognizes that destroying the advance team may be possible, but the unknown arrival time of the Omega fleet makes the threat serious.
• After taking Rune Armor from a slain Demonic Bloodline Mutant Warrior, the Omega team learns it was modeled on something from the Central Continent. They suspect the people there possess a fragment of a Level Six civilization’s legacy.
• The team decides to target the Central Continent, intending to intimidate its people and seize the legacy. It boards its spacecraft, which heads there openly without using optical stealth.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen remains composed and strategic. Rather than panic at the aliens’ weapons, he evaluates their capabilities and begins forming a plan, while keeping the fleet in mind.
• The Omega Vanguard team grows overconfident after its earlier clash. Its members treat Blue Star’s civilization as an easy target and become especially interested in the Central Continent after learning about the Rune Armor.
• Central Continent users and officials respond differently but with resolve: ordinary users boast of their cultivation-based defenses, while officials take a cautious, analytical approach.
• The Omega team interrogates people in the Congress Building, learns the armor’s origins, then coordinates with its spacecraft to begin its journey toward the Central Continent.

Significant themes

• Fear versus confidence: Much of the world fears a technologically superior civilization, while the Central Continent’s faith in its own supernatural powers inspires defiance.
• The danger of arrogance: The Omega team’s contempt for Blue Star leads it to underestimate possible resistance.
• Technology and cultivation: The chapter contrasts advanced alien weaponry with the Central Continent’s cultivators, martial artists, and ancient powers.
• A looming escalation: The advance team is only the beginning; the fleet’s eventual arrival remains the greatest uncertainty.

Key plot points and events

• News spreads that an Omega alien spaceship is heading toward Central Continent, prompting fears of an invasion.
• Central Province mobilizes its forces, prepares Foundation Establishment-level captains, and stands ready to call on the Daotang Dynasty. Martial artists and cultivators also prepare to fight.
• Gu Chen returns to Central Continent and readies his Golden Core power. Other major figures—including Yang Guang and Pei Canghai—also move to respond, while Gangsha Realm experts wait in the Grotto-heaven Small World.
• The Omegas approach, confident that Blue Star is only a weak Level Two civilization and intending to overwhelm its people and report back so their fleet can take control of the planet.
• Gu Chen warns the ship to stop. The Omegas dismiss him and prepare to use their weapons.
• Gu Chen unleashes his Seven-Colored Spiritual Light, forming a colossal hand that reaches toward the spaceship. The chapter ends as this attack begins.

Character developments

• Gu Chen is calm but resolute, prepared to defend Central Continent with the power of a Golden Core Realm True Person.
• Yang Guang, Pei Canghai, and the waiting Gangsha experts are shown mobilizing in response, signaling that the confrontation could draw on Blue Star’s strongest fighters.
• The Omega team displays arrogance and contempt, convinced their technology makes the natives powerless.

Significant themes

• Hubris versus hidden strength: The Omegas underestimate Blue Star, while its apparent weakness conceals powerful cultivators.
• Unity in the face of invasion: Officials, martial artists, cultivators, and prominent fighters all prepare to defend Central Continent.
• Power and intimidation: Both sides aim to establish dominance—the Omegas through advanced weapons, Gu Chen through a direct display of spiritual might.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen’s warning directly challenges the approaching Omega crew, who respond with ridicule and threats rather than retreat.
• Central Province’s authorities coordinate preparations with cultivators and keep the Daotang Dynasty as a possible source of support.
• The public watches the unfolding confrontation with fear and excitement, anticipating a clash between alien technology and Blue Star’s hidden experts.

Gu Chen attacks the Omega advance team’s spaceship with a hundred-mile hand of seven-colored spiritual light, revealing a level of power that astonishes observers across the world. Officials and supernatural groups in several nations identify him as an exceptionally powerful being, while the Omegas—expecting a weak Level Two civilization—panic and compare his attack to a Star Beast.
The ship survives the first strike by firing its high-energy particle cannon and narrowly dodging. Gu Chen recognizes the weapon’s strength but judges it no match for a Golden Core True Person. When the Omegas try to escape into space, he freezes the area around their ship with water-element power, then smashes it with another blow. The ship’s kinetic-absorption shield keeps it intact, but sends it hurtling away from its escape route.
As the Omegas struggle to regain control and flee, the Sui Demon Emperor, Yang Guang, arrives as a gigantic figure of demonic energy and blocks their path, declaring that they will not leave.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen displays confidence and control, using different elemental aspects of his Golden Core power to pursue the ship. He is impressed by Omega’s cannon but remains certain of his superiority.
• The Omega crew shift from disbelief to fear and desperation. They coordinate evasive maneuvers, repeatedly fire their cannon, and focus on escape.
• Yang Guang joins Gu Chen’s attack, turning the confrontation into a two-sided trap for the advance team.
• Global observers react with shock and wonder, recognizing that Blue Star—and especially the Central Continent—harbors powers far beyond what they expected.
  Themes: The clash contrasts advanced technology with cultivation-based power, challenges assumptions about Blue Star’s weakness, and emphasizes the growing danger and scale of the conflict.

Plot points and events

• The Demon Shadow catches the Omega spaceship in a vast hand and uses Demonic Qi to overwhelm its Kinetic Absorption Shield. The crew tries to escape with the Warp Engine, then blasts the Qi away with an Energy Particle Pulse Wave.
• As the ship climbs toward space, Martial Dao Human Immortal Pei Canghai appears in its path. The Omegas fire their High-Energy Particle Cannon, but he dodges the blast and counters with a punch.
• Pei’s Qi-and-Blood attack shatters the ship’s shield, damages its armor, and knocks it back toward the ground.
• Gu Chen then uses his Seven-Colored Golden Core to form a giant hand that grips the ship, crushing its armor and disabling its Warp Engine. The Omegas are left trapped and terrified.
• People across Blue Star watch the ship’s capture and feel relief that it cannot escape to summon reinforcements.

Character developments and interactions

• The Omegas move from confidence in their advanced technology to panic and despair as each defense fails. They argue over escape and attack strategies, then appeal to their Mother Goddess for help.
• Pei Canghai demonstrates overwhelming speed and strength, first evading the cannon and then stopping the ship with a single punch.
• Gu Chen follows Pei’s intervention by firmly immobilizing the damaged vessel, turning a temporary setback for the invaders into a capture.
• Blue Star’s people, despite being spread across rival nations, share a common fear of an alien fleet and a collective sense of relief when the ship is stopped.

Significant themes

• The unexpected power of the “lesser” world: A planet classified as a Level 2 civilization proves to contain beings far beyond the Omegas’ expectations.
• Technology versus individual power: The spaceship’s shields, cannon, and engines are overcome by Pei’s martial force and Gu Chen’s spiritual power.
• Unity against an external threat: The nations of Blue Star are united by their opposition to an alien invasion, even amid their differences.

Key plot points and events

• The Omegas’ arrival initially terrified Blue Star, but their spaceship was overwhelmed by Central Continent’s hidden masters: a vast Seven-Colored Spiritual Light Hand seized it, Yang Guang attacked it, and Pei Canghai broke its shield and forced it down.
• Satellite footage of the encounter spread worldwide. Foreign audiences reacted with shock, while Central Continent’s netizens proudly insisted that the displayed masters were only a fraction of the land’s hidden strength.
• Western nations and Japan considered taking the advanced alien ship for its technological value, but the masters’ overwhelming power deterred them. Central Continent’s officials likewise wanted the technology but hesitated to approach the reclusive cultivators.
• Gu Chen used his Spiritual Sense to knock out the Omegas aboard the ship, concealed himself in seven-colored light, and carried the vessel toward the ruins of the Ancient Shu Han capital in the Sichuan-Chongqing region.
• Observers could see only a mysterious, white-robed figure surrounded by light. His destination and enigmatic appearance fueled speculation that he was a master from the Immortal Han era.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen demonstrates formidable control and caution: he incapacitates the Omegas without a prolonged fight, hides his identity, and removes the ship.
• Yang Guang and Pei Canghai, alongside the unidentified master behind the giant hand, establish Central Continent’s hidden cultivators as forces capable of challenging advanced alien technology.
• Central Continent’s officials are caught between the potential benefits of the alien ship and the risk of provoking powerful, unpredictable recluses.
• Foreign governments and audiences move from alarm at the alien arrival to awe—and then resignation—as the masters’ strength becomes clear. Online commentators also argue over the mysterious figure’s identity.

Significant themes

• Hidden power and national pride: The crisis reveals that Blue Star’s apparent balance of power conceals extraordinary forces, especially in Central Continent.
• Technology versus supernatural strength: The Omegas possess advanced technology, yet it proves vulnerable to cultivators whose power is likened to natural disasters.
• The value and danger of knowledge: The alien ship could transform human technology, but obtaining it may carry unacceptable political and personal risks.
• Mystery and legend: The concealed figure’s identity remains unknown, inviting speculation about Central Continent’s ancient past.

Plot points and events

• Gu Chen captures the Omegas’ spaceship and transports it to Hanzhong Immortal Han Ancient City, carrying it to Marquis Wu’s Mansion.
• Blue Star Arrivals witness the mysterious, seven-colored figure and speculate about his identity and his connection to Zhuge Kongming.
• Zhuge Kongming greets Gu Chen as a friend. The two take the ship into a concealed space created with the Qi Men Dun Jia Art and inspect it; the Omegas aboard remain unconscious.
• Gu Chen recognizes the alien ship’s unusually strong armor and kinetic shield, which can withstand attacks from a Golden Core Realm cultivator.
• He asks Zhuge Kongming to study the technology and combine it with Immortal Han cultivation, formations, and Restrictions to develop Immortal Han spacecraft.
• Zhuge’s page approaches Central Province with an offer to involve its researchers, which officials welcome. Meanwhile, the Omegas’ fleet receives the downed craft’s emergency alert and calls an emergency meeting.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen grows more ambitious after learning of civilizations beyond the stars. He sees the captured ship as a chance to build a fleet and expand Immortal Han’s power beyond the Solar System. He trusts Zhuge Kongming to lead the research and is willing to cooperate with Central Province.
• Zhuge Kongming is presented not only as a renowned strategist but also as an inventor capable of adapting alien technology. His greeting shows familiarity and warmth toward Gu Chen.
• Central Province’s officials respond enthusiastically to the proposed scientific partnership.
• The Omegas are incapacitated aboard their ship, while their fleet begins reacting to its distress signal.

Significant themes

• Tradition meeting technology: Immortal Han’s formations and cultivation may combine with advanced alien engineering.
• Growing ambition and expansion: Gu Chen’s plans move from planetary concerns toward interstellar power.
• Cooperation and shared progress: Gu Chen’s offer to involve Central Province frames the project as a joint opportunity.
• Public mystery and speculation: Gu Chen’s concealed identity fuels curiosity among the Blue Star Arrivals.

Key plot points and events

• An Omega scouting ship reports that Blue Star is a resource-rich planet inhabited by Level Two civilization natives. The Omegas hope to conquer it and claim a rumored Level Six civilization legacy.
• The scouting ship is suddenly shot down, and its signal disappears. The Omegas do not know Gu Chen has hidden the captured vessel inside a sealed space in his Hanzhong Immortal Han Ancient City, where its transmissions cannot escape.
• At a fleet council, Omega officers reject the idea that Blue Star’s inhabitants could truly rival them. They assume the natives must have used a legacy weapon or some stroke of luck to destroy the ship and demand retaliation and Colonel Orandor’s rescue.
• Nearly eighty percent of the fleet’s captains and officers support war. The Solar System fleet begins preparing its orbital cannons and other weapons.
• Unaware of the fleet’s decision, Gu Chen disarms the captives and prepares to interrogate them. Meanwhile, Zhuge Kongming and researchers examine the spacecraft.

Character developments and interactions

• The Omega officers reveal their arrogance and contempt for civilizations below Level Four. Even evidence of a powerful Blue Star victory does not make them view its people as equals; instead, they blame luck or stolen technology.
• Gu Chen remains calm and confident, believing the strengthened Immortal Han Ancient City and its Three Kingdoms figures can withstand an Omega attack. His curiosity about the aliens leads him to question the prisoners.
• Zhuge Kongming, his attendants, and Central Continent researchers take an investigative role, studying the captured ship while Gu Chen handles the captives.

Significant themes

• Arrogance and underestimation: The Omegas dismiss Blue Star’s people despite their defeat, setting the stage for conflict.
• Power and civilization: The chapter challenges the assumption that a civilization’s level determines its worth or capability.
• Preparation versus ignorance: The Omegas ready for war without knowing their ship has been captured, while Gu Chen prepares to learn more about them.

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen uses his Spiritual Sense to wake the captured Omega soldiers. They panic, mistake their ordeal for a Star Beast attack, and call for their fleet.
• To silence them, Gu Chen radiates overwhelming Golden Core pressure and makes clear that they are prisoners who must answer his questions.
• Colonel Orandor invokes Omega’s status as a Level Four Civilization and the Interstellar Convention’s protections for prisoners. Gu Chen rejects the claim, saying this is Blue Star, not Omega territory.
• Gu Chen strikes Orandor with a Seven-Colored Spiritual Light palm, shattering his Kinetic Absorption Shield and badly humiliating him. When Orandor threatens him with Omega’s fleet and its railguns, Gu Chen knocks him unconscious.
• The remaining Omegas give Gu Chen information about their fleet, weapons, defenses, and civilization. The intelligence helps him feel better prepared to face the invasion.
• The Omega Fleet reveals its hidden warships and heads toward Blue Star. The planet’s aerospace powers detect the approaching ships, and news of the alien threat spreads worldwide.

Character developments

• Gu Chen shows himself to be ruthless and firmly in control. He uses force to suppress resistance, but the intelligence he gains also exposes how much he needs to learn about interstellar powers.
• Orandor begins as a composed officer who tries diplomacy and legal protections, then turns to threats when Gu Chen humiliates him. His defiance ends abruptly when Gu Chen incapacitates him.
• The Omega soldiers shift from panic and confidence in their civilization’s rules to fearful compliance under Gu Chen’s power.

Significant themes

• Power versus law: Orandor’s appeals to interstellar conventions are powerless on Blue Star, where Gu Chen has the immediate advantage.
• First contact and cultural misunderstanding: The Omegas interpret Gu Chen through their knowledge of Star Beasts and advanced civilizations, while Gu Chen learns basic facts about the wider galaxy from them.
• Preparation amid looming danger: Gu Chen gains valuable intelligence just as the fleet’s approach turns a local confrontation into a planetary crisis.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen’s telepathic commands establish a direct, intimidating channel between him and the captives.
• Orandor challenges Gu Chen first through diplomacy and convention, then through a warning about the fleet; Gu Chen answers with violence and finally silence.
• The other Omegas watch their leader’s punishment and respond by providing information, while Blue Star’s aerospace nations begin reacting to the fleet’s arrival.

Plot points and events

• Satellite footage reveals a fleet of enormous, heavily shielded warships approaching Blue Star. Their design matches the Omega spacecraft recently shot down over Central Continent, suggesting the fleet is Omega’s response.
• Foreign online users panic and blame Central Continent for provoking the aliens. Central Continent’s online community instead expresses confidence in its hidden masters and calls for a united defense.
• Western governments and military experts conclude that Blue Star’s technology has less than a two percent chance of defeating Omega. Some nations begin considering surrender.
• Central Province Official seeks help from the Daotang Dynasty and Hanzhong Immortal Han Ancient City. Both respond calmly that their masters will handle the threat.
• Gu Chen tracks the fleet through the city’s arrays. As people in his group chat debate joining the defense, he decides the alien ships will be a test of his enhanced Immortal Han Ancient City.
• At Gu Chen’s command, the Immortal Han Ancient Cities in the stars activate their mysterious light, formations, and restrictions, preparing for war.

Character developments

• Gu Chen remains confident and takes initiative, treating the invasion as an opportunity to test his city’s power.
• Empress Wu Mingkong and the Immortal Han leadership demonstrate calm authority, reassuring the modern government without revealing details.
• The group-chat members show varied confidence and readiness: some boast of their abilities, while others admit they need to grow stronger before fighting.

Significant themes

• Power and technological disparity: Blue Star appears helpless against an interstellar civilization by conventional means.
• Faith in hidden strength: Central Continent’s confidence rests on its cultivators and ancient powers rather than modern military technology.
• Blame versus solidarity: Foreign audiences assign responsibility for the crisis, while Central Continent’s users frame it as a defense of Blue Star.
• Preparation and resolve: The ancient cities’ activation signals that the coming conflict will be met with deliberate action rather than panic.

Character interactions

• Foreign and Central Continent internet users argue over who caused the crisis and how to respond.
• Central Province Official consults the Daotang Dynasty and Immortal Han Ancient City, receiving matching reassurances.
• Gu Chen observes the fleet while following the group-chat discussion, then acts independently by placing the ancient cities on war footing.

Key plot points and events

• Omega warships approaching Blue Star intercept and translate human communications, mocking humanity’s fear and assuming the planet will surrender easily.
• The Omega fleet sends a system-wide ultimatum: Blue Star must hand over Colonel Orandor and the other captured Omegas within one day, or face indiscriminate attacks from its Particle Orbital Energy Cannons.
• The threat sparks panic and angry debate across the planet. Many doubt the captured Omegas can even be located, while others blame particular nations or argue that resistance is preferable to surrender.
• Gu Chen receives the ultimatum from atop Hanzhong Immortal Han Ancient City. He decides to answer by activating the Immortal Han Ancient Cities positioned in space around Blue Star.
• Their mysterious light spreads as Gu Chen declares the surrounding region—hundreds of millions of miles—to be Immortal Han Territory and orders the alien visitors to halt.
• The declaration reaches both the Omega fleet and Blue Star. Central Continent people interpret it as a claim over the Solar System and respond with renewed confidence and patriotic fervor.

Character developments and interactions

• The Omegas begin openly contemptuous, treating Blue Star as an inferior civilization that will submit. Their ultimatum expresses their expectation of obedience.
• Humans on Blue Star shift from fear and helplessness to defiance after Gu Chen’s intervention. Public reactions vary from despair and anger to nationalistic bravado.
• Gu Chen moves from silently observing the approaching fleet to actively asserting authority through the ancient cities’ power. His calm, forceful response counters the Omegas’ threat.
• Gu Chen and the Omega fleet confront one another indirectly: the Omegas demand submission, while Gu Chen answers with a territorial warning.

Significant themes

• Power and hierarchy: The Omegas rely on their technological superiority, while Gu Chen invokes an ancient, mysterious power that may rival it.
• Fear versus resistance: The ultimatum exposes humanity’s vulnerability, but Gu Chen’s declaration gives people a reason to resist.
• Territory and identity: Immortal Han’s claim over the region turns the Solar System into a symbol of historical and cultural ownership for Central Continent’s people.
• Overconfidence: The Omegas underestimate Blue Star, setting up a potential clash between their assumptions and the Immortal Han Cities’ true capabilities.

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen’s declaration that the Immortal Han Territory encompassed hundreds of millions of miles—apparently including the Solar System—sparks outrage among people outside Central Continent.
• Foreign netizens reject Immortal Han’s claim, arguing that the Solar System belongs to all humanity and that modern international law should apply. Central Continent netizens counter that Immortal Han claimed the system two thousand years ago and still exists, as shown by its ancient cities.
• The online dispute rages even as ten Omega warships threaten Blue Star. Other observers focus on the coming confrontation between Immortal Han’s supernatural power and the Omegas’ advanced technology.
• Immortal Han’s ancient cities appear throughout near-Earth space, their formations and restrictions lighting up. Soldiers from Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu gather to defend them.
• Legendary commanders and strategists—including Zhuge Kongming, Zhou Gongjin, Zhao Zilong, and Dian Wei—emerge in the cities.
• The Omega fleet dismisses Immortal Han’s warning as an affront to its status. Its captains order their ships to fire their Large Particle Pulse Railguns at the ancient cities, beginning the first battle between the two forces.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen establishes Immortal Han’s claim over the surrounding star system through his authoritative declaration.
• Central Continent and foreign netizens turn the territorial claim into a bitter historical and political argument, each side refusing to concede.
• Immortal Han’s soldiers and famous figures assemble with evident battle intent, linking their strength to the power of their cities.
• The Omega captains respond to the warning with pride and contempt, choosing an immediate attack rather than withdrawal.

Significant themes

• Historical inheritance and territorial legitimacy: The chapter contrasts ancient claims with modern ideas of shared ownership and international law.
• Supernatural power versus technology: Officials, researchers, and civilians await a direct test of two fundamentally different systems of strength.
• Pride and escalation: Online nationalistic arguments and the Omegas’ concern for their reputation both intensify conflict instead of defusing it.

Key plot points and events

• Ten Omega Warships fire their powerful Particle Pulse Railguns at the Immortal Han Ancient Cities. On Blue Star, observers fear the weapons could devastate cities and threaten humanity.
• Gu Chen directs the Hanzhong city’s formations, restrictions, and runes to raise a defensive Mysterious Light. The other ancient cities do the same, and their defenses cancel out the Omega volley.
• Blue Star’s observers and the cities’ inhabitants celebrate the successful defense, while the Omegas are shocked and begin reconsidering their tactics.
• The Omega commanders order Small Guard Ships toward the cities and bring other weapons—such as Heavy Plasma Cannons and electromagnetic shockwaves—to bear.
• Recognizing the threat but confident in his strengthened city, Gu Chen prepares to respond and declares that invaders of Immortal Han Territory must die.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen acts decisively under fire, using the city’s defenses to counter the attack. His cold confidence grows after seeing the Omega weapons fail, and he shifts from defense toward retaliation.
• The Omegas move from confidence in their advanced weaponry to alarm and caution. They confer aboard their ships, then adopt a new plan based on maneuverability, additional weapons, and close-range attacks.
• Blue Star’s observers and officials watch anxiously, hoping the ancient cities can protect them. Their fear gives way to relief and cheers after the first volley is stopped.
• The Blue Star Arrivals aboard the cities rally around Gu Chen and the Immortal Han forces, celebrating the defense and calling for the invaders’ defeat.

Significant themes

• Tradition versus advanced technology: The Omega weapons appear overwhelmingly powerful, but the ancient cities’ mysterious formations prove capable of matching them.
• Resistance and survival: With Blue Star facing an existential threat, retreat is impossible; the ancient cities become humanity’s defenders.
• Confidence through collective action: The coordinated defenses of multiple cities blunt the attack and strengthen morale.
• Territorial loyalty and retaliation: Gu Chen frames the conflict as a defense of Immortal Han’s land and vows punishment for those who invade it.

Key plot points and events

• Immortal Han’s declaration reaches all of Blue Star. People in Central Continent celebrate the prospect of fighting the Omega fleet, while other nations fear the advantage Immortal Han gives Central Continent.
• Omega Guard Ships advance toward the Immortal Han Ancient Cities. The cities open their gates, and their commanders lead ancient armies into space.
• Warlords and soldiers from Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu attack the Guard Ships directly. They deflect particle-cannon fire, overwhelm shields, and destroy ships with weapons and formations.
• Zhou Gongjin uses Restrictions and Formations to summon enormous Flood Dragons that tear apart several ships. The Omegas, shocked by the warriors’ strength, compare them to Star Beasts and call for long-range support.
• The Omega warships unleash heavy weapons. Gu Chen recognizes the danger to his forces and uses the ancient cities’ formations to shield the warriors.
• Gu Chen then powers up his Seven-Colored Golden Core and heads directly toward the Omega warships.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen shifts from coordinating and protecting the battle to personally confronting the enemy’s main warships.
• The famous commanders—among them Xu Chu, Dian Wei, Zhang Liao, Ma Chao, Zhao Zilong, Sun Ce, Taishi Ci, and Zhou Gongjin—display extraordinary battlefield prowess, leading their forces in coordinated attacks.
• Zhou Gongjin fights alongside Xiao Qiao while directing formations against the Guard Ships.
• The Omega crews’ confidence gives way to disbelief and alarm as the ancient warriors prove capable of destroying spacecraft at close range.

Significant themes

• Ancient power versus advanced technology: Traditional weapons and supernatural formations defeat futuristic ships.
• Collective strength and leadership: The warriors’ formations amplify their commanders’ abilities, while Gu Chen’s protection helps the forces withstand heavier fire.
• National pride and fear: Central Continent celebrates Immortal Han’s strength; other nations worry about the imbalance of power.
• Escalation: The battle moves from attacks on Guard Ships to the warships’ heavy bombardment, prompting Gu Chen’s direct intervention.

Plot points and events

• The Solar System battle between Immortal Han’s forces and the Omega fleet intensifies, with people on Blue Star watching the fighting through satellite footage.
• Warlords and War Soldiers from Immortal Han Ancient City overwhelm Omega Guard Ships, impressing Blue Star’s governments and public. The Central Province Official grows confident that Blue Star can withstand the invasion.
• Gu Chen enters the battle, drawing attention with his conspicuous Seven-Colored Spiritual Light. He uses Five Elements, Yin, and Yang powers to crush three spaceships at once, then pursues and destroys five more.
• An Omega Warship fires a heavy Plasma Cannon at Gu Chen. He survives by raising spiritual barriers and dodging the blast, but recognizes the warship’s weapons as a serious threat.
• Gu Chen decides to use the system to strengthen himself and the Great Song Incense God Court so they can face the Omega fleet.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen shifts from a mysterious, little-known expert to a major battlefield presence. His confidence and destructive power are clear, but the Plasma Cannon forces him to reassess the danger and seek greater strength.
• The Omega forces respond to Gu Chen’s attacks by scattering and calling for support; an Omega Warship escalates the fight with heavy artillery.
• Blue Star’s observers move from amazement and fear to enthusiasm and hope, praising the ancient fighters and wishing they could join the defense.
• Viewers particularly anticipate Zhuge Liang, wondering when he will enter the battle and demonstrate his famous Eight Formations Diagram.

Significant themes

• Ancient power against advanced technology: Immortal Han’s warriors and Gu Chen can destroy spaceships, yet Omega warship weapons remain dangerous.
• Public awe and collective morale: The spectacle unites Blue Star’s viewers in admiration and strengthens their confidence in resisting the invasion.
• Adaptation through conflict: Gu Chen treats the battlefield as a reason to grow stronger, recognizing that victory will require more than his current power.

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen discovers that the recent alien invasion and his interventions have earned him nearly 3.3 million new Origin Points, bringing his total to almost 4.4 million.
• He spends 1 million Origin Points to assume the identity of Old Immortal Nanhua, rising instantly from Golden Core True Person to Land Immortal. He then spends 500,000 to gain the Taiping Dao Scripture and another 400,000 to strengthen the Great Song Incense God Court.
• In space, Omega warships mistake the motionless Seven-Colored Spiritual Light for a wounded enemy and fire two fully charged Particle Pulse Railguns at it.
• The attack appears to destroy the light, alarming people watching on Blue Star. But mysterious light bursts from the particle streams, revealing Gu Chen as an immortal-looking, gray-haired Daoist.
• Nanhua acknowledges the power of the alien weapons, then declares he will answer with the Taiping art Call Wind and Rain.

Character developments

• Gu Chen embraces a new, historically grounded identity rather than continuing to appear as an unexplained figure of Seven-Colored Spiritual Light.
• His transformation makes him a Land Immortal and greatly increases his combat strength. The Taiping Dao Scripture also gives him powerful arts, including Mountain Moving Ocean Overturning, Call Wind and Rain, and Command the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder.
• The Omegas remain dangerous but underestimate their opponent, interpreting his stillness as weakness.

Significant themes

• Myth confronting technology: Advanced railguns challenge supernatural power, but Gu Chen responds with ancient Daoist arts.
• Identity and spectacle: Gu Chen’s chosen persona gives his power a recognizable past and inspires awe among observers.
• Escalation and defense: As the alien invasion threatens Blue Star’s survival, Gu Chen uses his accumulated resources to strengthen himself and his allies.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen’s transformation is witnessed remotely by the Omega Fleet and by people across the Central Continent, who follow events through satellite detectors.
• The Omegas coordinate their attack and celebrate prematurely when they believe they have destroyed him.
• Gu Chen directly addresses the alien attackers, praising their weapons before challenging them with his first Taiping Secret Art.

Key plot points and events

• The mention of the Taiping Secret Art sparks speculation across Blue Star that the mysterious Immortal Han master could be Zhang Jiao, his brothers, or Old Immortal Nanhua. Many favor Nanhua because the figure’s appearance and aura fit him; others argue Zhang Jiao’s historical defeat makes the identification unlikely.
• Gu Chen, now disguised as Old Immortal Nanhua, demonstrates the art’s full power against the Omega alien fleet.
• He summons Azure Xun Wind, which spreads across nearly a thousand miles, tears through the ships’ shields, and damages their hulls.
• He follows with Black Kan Water, whose corrosive force combines with the wind to overwhelm the fleet. Dozens of guard ships break apart, and their crews are killed.

Character developments

• Gu Chen shifts from a subject of speculation to an active, overwhelming force. His command of the Taiping Secret Art reveals the scale of his power and makes his Nanhua disguise especially convincing.
• The Omega crews move from confidence in their spacecraft to panic and desperation as their defenses fail.

Significant themes

• Legend and identity: Historical associations shape how people interpret the mysterious master.
• Power and spectacle: The ancient secret art proves devastating even against advanced technology.
• Fear and helplessness: The Omegas discover that their shields and ships cannot protect them.

Character interactions

• People across Central Continent debate the master’s identity, while Western nations remain puzzled and Japanese Three Kingdoms fans recognize the reference.
• Gu Chen directly confronts the Omega fleet; the aliens respond with terror and pleas for survival, but are destroyed.