Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• After a year apart, Main Body Gu Chen returns to the Chaoge Imperial Palace and reunites with his Mortal Body.
• Main Body Gu Chen gives his counterpart storage rings filled with resources and materials collected during his journey through the Starry Sky.
• He then takes Yingyue to the Kunlun Ruins. The Nine Heavenly Realm Gates’ guardians recognize him as Haotian, the Heavenly Emperor, and celebrate his return, hoping the Primordial Heavenly Court will soon reopen.
• Gu Chen and Yingyue enter the Prototype of the Thirty-Six Heavens, where he plans to assess his gains and begin restoring the Ancient Heavenly Court.

Character developments

• The two Gu Chens reveal their contrasting natures: the Main Body is austere and detached, while the Mortal Body embraces comfort and worldly pleasures. Despite their differences, they cooperate and share the journey’s spoils.
• Yingyue sees the contrast firsthand and is puzzled by the Mortal Body’s reputation versus his lazy manner. At the Kunlun Ruins, she also notices the guardians’ speculation about her connection to Gu Chen.
• The guardians’ reverence confirms Gu Chen’s identity and importance as the returning Heavenly Emperor.

Significant themes

• Duality and selfhood: The two versions of Gu Chen share a face but embody opposing relationships to mortal desires.
• Reputation and deterrence: Gu Chen’s past victories have kept the Blue Star Continent peaceful in his absence.
• Duty and restoration: The guardians’ long vigil and Gu Chen’s return point toward reviving the Primordial Heavenly Court.
• Gossip amid grandeur: Even ancient, fearsome guardians indulge in romantic speculation, providing a comic contrast to the solemn setting.

Character interactions

• The Mortal Body teases the Main Body about bringing Yingyue, while the Main Body reacts with exasperation to his counterpart’s indulgence.
• Main Body Gu Chen rewards the Mortal Body with the resources he gathered.
• The Kunlun guardians greet Gu Chen with devotion and openly wonder whether Yingyue is a goddess or the reincarnated Queen Mother; Gu Chen ignores their gossip and proceeds through the gate with her.

Key plot points and events

• Gu Chen brings Yingyue to the Primordial Heavenly Court, a vast realm modeled on the Thirty-Six Heavens. He explains that it once lay dormant during the End of Dharma Era and is nearing its return as the world revives.
• Under their wager, Yingyue must serve as his Personal Maid for a hundred years. She begins exploring the lower nine heavens, impressed by the realm’s scale and potential for study.
• After a year of major battles and confrontations across the Starry Sky, Gu Chen has accumulated nearly 140 million Origin Points—his largest reserve yet.
• He spends 20 million Origin Points to perfect the Heavenly Court. Its chaotic, incomplete features stabilize, and living creatures—including spirit birds, beasts, and other auspicious beings—appear from nothing.

Character developments

• Gu Chen is confident in his growing power and eager to turn the Heavenly Court from a prototype into a complete realm. His recent victories and the attention they brought have greatly increased his resources.
• Yingyue shifts from awe at the Heavenly Court’s grandeur to profound shock at Gu Chen’s ability to create living beings. Though bound to serve him, she also sees the realm as an opportunity to deepen her cultivation.

Significant themes

• Creation and reality: Gu Chen’s power blurs the boundary between the unreal and the real, even extending to the creation of life.
• Power and scale: The Heavenly Court’s vastness challenges Yingyue’s assumptions about what even powerful Starry Sky factions can achieve.
• Revival after decline: The Heavenly Court’s impending return reflects the broader recovery of a world emerging from the End of Dharma Era.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen calmly explains the Heavenly Court’s history and assigns Yingyue to explore its lower heavens; she accepts the arrangement and investigates the realm.
• When Gu Chen perfects the Heavenly Court, Yingyue witnesses the transformation firsthand. Her amazement underscores the immense gap between his abilities and the technological methods she knows.

Plot points and events

• Gu Chen uses Refine Falsehood Into Truth to complete the Primordial Heavenly Court’s Thirty-Six Heavens, turning the imagined realm into reality.
• In the Lower Nine Heavens, Yingyue examines a newly created Jade Rabbit, amazed that it is a real creature with strength comparable to an ordinary Starry Sky traveler.
• The completed Heavens trigger the Nine Heavenly Realm Gates in the Kunlun Ruins. A vast pillar of Immortal Light erupts from Kunlun Mountain and reaches into space, startling cultivators across the Central Continent and travelers at Blue Star Continent’s Starport.
• Onlookers speculate that the Heavenly Court is being reopened and connect the spectacle to Emperor Haotian and the Primordial Heavenly Court.
• In Chaoge, Mortal Body Gu Chen reassures a visiting Starfall Empire diplomat that a Golden Immortal is merely “making a move.” The unsettled diplomat leaves, and Gu Chen returns to Cloud Hall to relax.
• With the Heavenly Court established, Main Body Gu Chen prepares to bring its immortals and gods into existence.

Character developments and interactions

• Main Body Gu Chen is satisfied with his creation and proceeds confidently toward the next stage.
• Yingyue is openly astonished by the reality of the Jade Rabbit, underscoring how extraordinary Gu Chen’s power is.
• Mortal Body Gu Chen remains casual and self-assured even as the Heavenly Court’s immense power alarms others. His relaxed manner contrasts with the diplomat’s fear and awe.
• The Starfall Empire diplomat is shaken both by the pillar’s power and by Gu Chen’s nonchalant explanation.

Significant themes

• Creation made real: Refine Falsehood Into Truth transforms an imagined celestial realm—and even living creatures—into reality.
• Power and perception: The same display inspires wonder in some and fear in others, while Gu Chen treats it as routine.
• A new era beginning: The Heavenly Court’s reappearance signals the return of its divine inhabitants and a major shift in the world’s balance.

Key plot points and events

• After perfecting the Primordial Heavenly Court, Gu Chen has 120 million Origin Points remaining. To make the future reopened Ancient Heavenly Court feel populated and meaningful—not like a stage full of puppets—he decides to empower Blue Star cultivators with a chance to ascend as Immortals.
• He spends 70 million Origin Points to create numerous Heavenly Immortal- and Human Immortal-level inheritances, including ranks associated with the Heavenly Court’s celestial officials, generals, constellations, and nature deities.
• Gu Chen sends hundreds of these inheritances out from the Primordial Heavenly Court. They pass through the Kunlun Ruins and spread across the Central Continent, drawing the attention of cultivators, who rush to pursue them.

Character developments

• Gu Chen shows strategic foresight: he uses his remaining resources not only to expand power, but to strengthen the modern cultivation world and make the Heavenly Court’s future reopening more lively.
• Yingyue, while studying spirit beasts in the lower heavens, recognizes the passing inheritances as extraordinarily powerful and is astonished by their number and potential.

Significant themes

• Power and opportunity: Inheritances offer cultivators a path to rise dramatically in strength, though they must still pass trials and tribulations.
• Creation and authenticity: Gu Chen wants the Heavenly Court to feel like a genuine community rather than a spectacle populated by his own manifestations.
• Destiny and upheaval: The sudden appearance of the inheritances signals a major change for the Central Continent and may reshape its balance of power.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen’s decision directly affects cultivators throughout Blue Star, though they do not interact with him personally; they respond to the inheritances he releases.
• Yingyue observes the event and assesses its significance, while cultivators across the Central Continent react with wonder and race toward the falling lights.

Key plot points and events

• A massive pillar of Immortal Light erupts from Kunlun Mountain, followed by more mysterious beams. News spreads rapidly, with cultivators speculating that the phenomenon is tied to the Ancient Heavenly Court and the trials of immortality.
• In Chaoge Royal City, Gu Chen’s mortal body sees the light and senses inheritance crystals in the sky. His main body tells him that the Investiture of the Gods should appear and herald the Heavenly Court’s return.
• Gu Chen stops his palace attendants, rises above the city, and uses Heaven-and-Earth Manifestation to appear as a colossal, Peak Heavenly Immortal figure.
• He summons the Investiture of the Gods and announces that Emperor Haotian has reopened the Primordial Heavenly Court’s Thirty-Six Heavens. Its divine ranks and inheritances will descend to the mortal world, giving the people of Central Continent a chance to compete for immortality.

Character developments

• Gu Chen shifts from relaxed leisure to decisive action, taking control of the unfolding event and publicly confirming its significance.
• His immense power and authority are reinforced by his supernatural display and ability to summon the Investiture of the Gods.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen’s main body directs his mortal body from afar.
• Gu Chen’s announcement addresses all beings of Central Continent, while cultivators and Starry Sky travelers watch, speculate, and react with astonishment.

Significant themes

• Renewal after decline: The world’s return from the End of Dharma Era restores access to ancient divine power.
• Ambition and competition: The promise of immortality is presented as an opportunity open to all, likely to provoke fierce rivalry.
• Authority and spectacle: Gu Chen’s public display establishes him as both a powerful figure and the herald of a world-changing event.

Key plot points and events

• Main Body Gu Chen appears as a powerful projection of the Primordial Heavenly Court over Chaoge Royal City, confirming that the Great Dao is reviving and the Heavenly Court will soon reopen.
• He announces that immortal legacies and divine offices will descend into the mortal world, giving living beings a chance to survive trials, claim a status, and ascend through the Kunlun Ruins and Heavenly Realm Gate.
• Using the Investiture of the Gods, Gu Chen summons back cultivators whose True Spirit Marks were recorded in it, including people who died on the American Continent. They awaken as prospective Heavenly Soldiers and Generals.
• Gu Chen explains that their names are on the Investiture and orders them to return to their posts. Though bound by the Investiture, they can serve in the Heavenly Court and avoid ordinary trials of immortality.
• He opens a teleportation route to the Kunlun Ruins. The resurrected troops obey and travel there, where the ancient Heavenly Realm Gates awaken and welcome their return.
• Once the Heavenly Soldiers and Generals have entered the Kunlun Ruins, Gu Chen dismisses the Heavenly Court’s projection.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen asserts his authority as Heavenly Emperor, using his Golden Immortal power and connection to the Investiture to restore the Heavenly Court’s forces and direct their ascent.
• The resurrected Heavenly Soldiers and Generals move from bewilderment to excitement when they learn they have been revived and appointed to Heavenly Court posts. They respond collectively to Gu Chen’s command.
• The gate guardians and carved beasts awaken at Kunlun and celebrate the returning forces, expressing loyalty and hope for the Heavenly Court’s restoration.
• Cultivators and observers in Chaoge hear Gu Chen’s announcement and gain renewed hope that immortality may soon be within reach.

Significant themes

• Rebirth and a second chance: The Investiture restores the fallen through their True Spirit Marks.
• Authority and duty: The revived fighters gain immortality through service, but their freedom is constrained by the Investiture.
• A new age and renewed hope: The Heavenly Court’s reopening signals a transformation in the world and a fresh opportunity for all living beings.
• Restoration of the ancient order: The troops’ return and the gates’ awakening foreshadow the Primordial Heavenly Court’s return to prominence.

Key plot points and events

• After the Primordial Heavenly Court’s projection fades, Mortal Body Gu Chen closes the Investiture of the Gods and announces that the Heavenly Court will soon return, with immortal legacies and divine ranks scattered across the Central Continent.
• He urges cultivators to seize their chance at immortality, then returns to the Human King Hall. Since his main body will control the Heavenly Court’s affairs, Gu Chen happily leaves the work to him and relaxes.
• Reports of the announcement spread rapidly through Cultivation Express and other media. Headlines and forum posts confirm the news and describe the chance to claim a Heavenly Court legacy or divine rank.
• Kunlun Mountain becomes the focal point, as cultivators saw the legacies and ranks emerge from its ruins. They rush toward the places where the treasures fell, already treating one another as potential rivals.

Character developments and interactions

• Mortal Body Gu Chen is powerful but prefers to avoid responsibility. He lets his main body handle the Heavenly Court’s return and immediately resumes his leisurely routine.
• Gu Chen and the cultivators interact through his public announcement: he encourages them, and they answer eagerly.
• Modern World Cultivators shift from astonishment to intense excitement and ambition. Their mutual wariness hints that competition over the legacies will soon turn hostile.

Significant themes

• Opportunity and ambition: The return of the Heavenly Court offers cultivators a rare shortcut toward immortality.
• Publicity and collective upheaval: News and online discussion transform a supernatural event into a continent-wide sensation.
• Competition: Although the cultivators share excitement, the scramble for limited legacies quickly creates suspicion and rivalry.

Key plot points and events

• The Primordial Heavenly Court reopens, and its formidable defenses—Chaos Immortal Light, gales, Dao-law chains, runes, and restrictions—bar entry to all but those protected by an official passage token.
• Heavenly Soldiers and Generals, revived through the Investiture of the Gods, pass safely through the defenses. A golden bridge carries them into the Heavenly Court, where they marvel at its immortal palaces, mountains, creatures, and drifting immortal qi.
• Gu Chen issues the Heavenly Generals a decree to patrol the lower nine heavens and seize anyone entering without authorization.
• A patrol encounters Yingyue, who is holding a Jade Rabbit and other immortal creatures. Her unusual armor and lack of a decree make her appear to be an intruder.
• Yingyue senses that the soldiers are uncanny and questions whether they serve the Ancient Heavenly Court. The General interprets her presence as a threat and orders the patrol to capture her. The soldiers form an Immortal Formation, and Yingyue counters with Starlight.
• Gu Chen notices the confrontation and recognizes that it began through a misunderstanding, but chooses to watch rather than intervene.

Character developments

• The Heavenly Soldiers move from apprehension about the Heavenly Court’s defenses to awe at its reality and splendor. Though once ordinary cultivators, they now serve as organized, potentially revivable forces under the Investiture of the Gods.
• Yingyue is observant and confident: she immediately detects that the soldiers are not ordinary beings, but her probing questions heighten their suspicion.
• Gu Chen exercises authority by establishing patrols, then remains a detached observer when his orders lead to a mistaken clash.

Significant themes

• Myth made real: The Heavenly Court and its legendary creatures are encountered as tangible realities.
• Authority and suspicion: A security decree turns an ambiguous encounter into a fight.
• Death and renewal: The soldiers’ connection to the Investiture of the Gods allows them to revive if their True Spirit Marks survive.
• Misunderstanding: Both sides interpret unfamiliar beings and circumstances as grounds for hostility.

Character interactions

• Gu Chen commands the Heavenly Generals through Divine Decrees, making them responsible for guarding the Court.
• The patrol challenges Yingyue; she examines them and asks about their nature, but the General responds by ordering her seizure.
• The soldiers attack in formation, while Yingyue prepares to resist. Gu Chen observes their confrontation from above.

Plot points and events

• Yingyue, a prodigy of the Aorong Star Hall, clashes with a Heavenly General’s unit in the Lower Nine Heavens of the Primordial Heavenly Court. Her strength approaches the Heavenly Immortal Level, and she breaks through the unit’s initial formation.
• The wounded General sends an urgent distress signal. Dozens of Heavenly Generals arrive with their troops and, wary of Yingyue, organize the Immortal-Binding Formation to capture her.
• The combined formation reaches Heavenly Immortal-level strength. Yingyue and the Heavenly Soldiers and Generals fight to a standstill, but their attacks cause widespread damage to the surrounding palaces, mountains, and landscape.
• Watching through his Spiritual Sense, Main Body Gu Chen decides the destruction has gone far enough. He releases his Golden Immortal aura and orders both sides to stop.

Character developments and interactions

• Yingyue remains composed under pressure and demonstrates that her individual combat ability can match a powerful army formation.
• The Heavenly Generals shift from underestimating an intruder to treating her as a serious threat. Their concern about proving themselves to the Heavenly Emperor also motivates them to pursue a victory, leading them to join forces.
• Gu Chen observes the battle pragmatically: he recognizes the troops’ strength but is more concerned about the costly damage continuing unchecked.

Significant themes

• Collective strength versus individual talent: The troops’ formation lets them match Yingyue’s formidable personal power.
• Duty and ambition: The newly assigned guards fight not only to defend the court but to earn the Heavenly Emperor’s approval.
• Power and restraint: The battle’s escalating force threatens the surrounding realm, prompting Gu Chen to intervene before the damage grows worse.

Key plot points and events

• Golden Immortal Gu Chen’s aura stops the battle between Captain Yingyue and the Heavenly Court’s soldiers. He explains that Yingyue is his attendant and had not yet received a Heavenly Court decree, resolving the misunderstanding.
• Gu Chen summons Yingyue to the upper heavens and asks for her assessment of the soldiers. She notes their unusually similar auras and suspects they were created in batches, but recognizes that their formation lets them fight at the level of a top Star Warden.
• Impressed by her interest in the Blue Star cultivation system, Gu Chen offers to teach her the Human Immortal Martial Dao. He transmits the method directly into her mind.
• After studying it for an hour, Yingyue is astonished that he has shared such a valuable inheritance so freely. Gu Chen says that cultivation paths ultimately share a source, and that mastering a technique matters less than forging one’s own path.

Character developments and interactions

• Yingyue shows both formidable combat ability and thoughtful curiosity. Her understanding of the Heavenly Court’s soldiers deepens, and she is struck by Gu Chen’s generosity and confidence.
• Gu Chen acts as a calm, powerful authority, resolving the conflict and then treating Yingyue as a trusted student. His willingness to share the method reflects his confidence that no technique alone can surpass his own insight.
• The soldiers’ awe at Gu Chen—and their gossip about Yingyue—briefly highlights his immense status and the impression she makes as his attendant.

Significant themes

• Different cultivation traditions: The Human Immortal Martial Dao contrasts with the systems common across the Starry Sky, especially through its emphasis on physical training, vital energy, blood, and acupoints.
• Sharing knowledge versus guarding power: Yingyue expects a major faction to protect such an inheritance, making Gu Chen’s generosity striking.
• Personal insight over technique: Gu Chen argues that methods are tools; true advancement comes from developing one’s own path.

Key events

• Gu Chen gives Yingyue the Human Immortal Martial Dao method and an Immortal Lord’s Cave Abode, explaining that the path focuses on strengthening the body and refining blood and qi. Yingyue names the residence after herself and seals it off from outside scrutiny.
• Using the Haotian Treasure Mirror, Gu Chen surveys the Central Continent and sees hundreds of Heavenly Immortal and Human Immortal legacies scattered across the land.
• Around Kunlun Mountain, Blue Star cultivators search for the legacies, but their relatively modest cultivation makes locating and inheriting them difficult. Competition—and old grudges—quickly leads some to fight, disrupting others’ searches.
• A young black-robed Daoist at the Gangsha Realm follows a subtle pull to a dead branch. When he touches it, a legacy from the Primordial Heavenly Court’s Thunder Department erupts in Immortal Light, drawing the attention of cultivators across the region.

Character developments and interactions

• Gu Chen acts as both benefactor and overseer: he helps Yingyue establish a place to cultivate, then monitors the search for legacies from the Hall of Lingxiao.
• Yingyue accepts Gu Chen’s support, demonstrates confidence and independence by naming her residence, and secures her privacy.
• The searching cultivators reveal how high the stakes are. Two Golden Core cultivators turn a search dispute into a battle, while other cultivators rebuke them for obstructing everyone else.
• The young Daoist stands out through patience and sensitivity: despite being less powerful than many competitors, he discovers the first legacy shown in the chapter.

Significant themes

• Opportunity and fortune: Legacies cannot be found by strength or tools alone; affinity, intuition, and luck matter.
• Competition and disorder: The promise of immortality brings out both cooperation and hostility, with personal grudges intensifying the scramble.
• Power versus perception: A low-ranking cultivator finds what stronger seekers miss, showing that cultivation level does not guarantee success.
• The cost of immortality: Discovering a legacy is only the beginning; inheriting it, surviving its trials, and reaching the Heavenly Court remain formidable challenges.

Plot points and events

• A young black-robed Daoist discovers an Immortal-level inheritance, but its aura instantly attracts cultivators from across the region.
• Gangsha and Golden Core cultivators converge, threatening to kill him for the inheritance. Faced with overwhelming numbers, he abandons it and flees.
• In the Heavenly Court, Gu Chen watches through the Haotian Treasure Mirror and reflects that the Dao must be pursued through struggle—especially when immortality is at stake.
• The inheritance belonged to a Heavenly General of the Thunder Department, whose tradition emphasizes battle and the eradication of evil. Gu Chen believes a suitable, determined recipient could have used its Immortal Arts to escape.
• Gu Chen explains that he designed inheritance rules to give even weak recipients a way to defend themselves or flee. The attackers’ spells devastate the area, but the inheritance itself remains unharmed.
• Seeing it survive, the cultivators renew their attacks, beginning a fierce contest over the prize.

Character developments and interactions

• The young Daoist proves unable to hold his ground against the crowd and prioritizes survival over securing the inheritance.
• Gu Chen appears as a thoughtful, practical overseer: he values determination, but has also tried to make the contest fairer for weaker participants.
• The gathered cultivators quickly turn on the Daoist, threatening him and then competing among themselves once he escapes.

Significant themes

• Cultivation as competition: Advancement requires seizing fleeting opportunities and fighting for resources.
• Merit and suitability: Gu Chen suggests that the Thunder inheritance rewards courage and decisiveness.
• Fairness amid unequal power: Gu Chen’s escape provision gives weaker recipients a chance, though it cannot remove the dangers or rivalry.
• The overwhelming allure of immortality: The inheritance’s promise drives cultivators toward immediate, violent conflict.

Key plot points and events

• A top Golden Core cultivator from Blue Star wins the struggle for the Thunder Department Heavenly General’s Immortal-level legacy, enduring attacks from rival cultivators and absorbing it into his body.
• The legacy grants him a pale-gold mark and lets him briefly wield Thunder Department Immortal Arts, despite his being below the Nascent Soul Realm.
• When rivals threaten to kill him and take the legacy, he summons a purple lightning Flood Dragon. Its righteous, purifying aura intimidates the crowd, and its power damages the pursuers’ treasures.
• He escapes with the legacy, becoming the first Blue Star modern cultivator to claim one—and the first to “take the plunge.”
• Watching through the Haotian Treasure Mirror, Gu Chen approves of the cultivator’s courage and ability, seeing him as a possible future recruit for the Primordial Heavenly Court.

Character developments

• The Golden Core cultivator proves himself decisive and capable under pressure. His ambition is clear: he hopes to join the Thunder Department among the Immortals.
• Gu Chen views the contest not only as a struggle over legacies but also as an unconventional way to identify promising talent.

Character interactions

• The newly empowered cultivator faces a crowd of rivals who briefly hesitate, then try to seize the legacy for themselves.
• He answers their challenge with the Flood Dragon’s overwhelming power and escapes; Gu Chen observes and evaluates him from afar.

Significant themes

• Power and ambition: The legacy offers a path toward Immortality, provoking both boldness and greed.
• Merit through trial: The contest reveals candidates’ resolve and combat ability, effectively serving as a test for recruitment.
• Righteous power: The Thunder arts’ purifying aura distinguishes them from ordinary force and suppresses hostile intent.

After Red Star Daoist escaped with the Thunder Department Heavenly General's immortal legacy, footage and headlines spread across Blue Star, prompting cultivators to hunt for more legacies. Main Body Gu Chen was satisfied with the growing attention and origin points, then turned the Haotian Treasure Mirror toward a former Group Chat member in Chaoge Royal City.

• Red Star Daoist fled on a purple lightning flood dragon with the Thunder Department Heavenly General's immortal legacy as the gathered cultivators regretted failing to stop him.
• Cultivators shared recordings on the Ethernet and Cultivation Forum, where they identified Red Star Daoist and argued about how to seize future immortal legacies.
• Sensational headlines spread the news, and ordinary people and novice Qi Refining cultivators joined the online discussion.
• The legacy's appearance inspired cultivators across the Central Continent Land to search frantically for other opportunities to become immortals.
• Main Body Gu Chen saw his origin points rise from the Kunlun Ruins spectacle and Mortal Body's announcement, then turned the Haotian Treasure Mirror toward a former Group Chat member in Chaoge Royal City.

Main Body Gu Chen used the Haotian Treasure Mirror to examine Fang Xiu and decided to give his former Group Chat friends opportunities to ascend to the Primordial Heavenly Court. He secretly linked Fang Xiu’s karmic threads to a female Immortal Lord’s heavenly immortal legacy, leaving Fang Xiu sensing that something had changed without knowing what.

• Main Body Gu Chen watched Fang Xiu cultivate in seclusion and noted her progress toward the human immortal realm.
• Main Body Gu Chen decided to offer his former Group Chat friends opportunities to obtain immortal legacies and serve the Primordial Heavenly Court.
• Main Body Gu Chen used the Haotian Treasure Mirror to draw out Fang Xiu’s karmic threads.
• Fang Xiu sensed an unusual connection to her future, activated her protections, and called out to the unseen senior.
• Main Body Gu Chen selected a female Immortal Lord’s legacy and secretly entwined its karmic threads with Fang Xiu’s.

Main Body Gu Chen used the Haotian Treasure Mirror to check on his Group Chat friends and link several of them to human immortal legacies. After arranging legacies for Liu Qing'er, Zhou Haiyan, Li Xingming, and Wang Xiaoai, he turned to his final friend, Ye Zhen.

• Main Body Gu Chen linked Liu Qing'er and Zhou Haiyan's karmic threads to human immortal legacies, though neither woman sensed the change.
• Main Body Gu Chen found that Li Xingming had married and started a family, then linked him to a human immortal legacy in a remote location.
• Main Body Gu Chen watched Wang Xiaoai fight with his Great Iron Hammer and discovered he had reached the half-step nascent soul realm.
• Main Body Gu Chen chose Wang Xiaoai a human immortal peak legacy as Thunder Duke in the Thunder Department.
• Main Body Gu Chen projected Ye Zhen into the Haotian Treasure Mirror and turned his attention to his final Group Chat friend.

Ye Zhen fled a group of angry cultivators in the Secret Realm while Gu Chen searched for a suitable immortal inheritance rank for him. The Haotian Treasure Mirror revealed that Ye Zhen was an unusually strong match for the Plague Department’s Righteous God.

• Ye Zhen taunted the cultivators chasing him and used talismans to cover his escape in steam.
• The cultivators attacked a Substitute Talisman while Ye Zhen escaped nearly a thousand li with the Sword-Escape Technique.
• Gu Chen considered Ye Zhen’s cultivation and talent for stirring up trouble while searching for an appropriate immortal inheritance rank.
• Gu Chen used the Haotian Treasure Mirror to compare Ye Zhen’s karmic threads with the inheritance projections.
• A gray projection from the Plague Department’s Righteous God approached Ye Zhen’s karmic threads, showing compatibility above ninety percent.

Main Body Gu Chen linked Ye Zhen to the Plague Ministry True God Legacy as extraterrestrial factions learned of the immortal legacies and began competing for them. Gu Chen allowed outsiders to join to test Blue Star cultivators, but warned that he would stop any star warden-level powerhouses who tried to seize legacies by force.

• Main Body Gu Chen entwined Ye Zhen’s karmic thread with the Plague Ministry True God Legacy, and Ye Zhen followed the strange premonition drawing him toward it.
• Aliens, interstellar travelers, and major starry sky factions learned that the Primordial Heavenly Court had reopened and offered immortal legacies to all living beings.
• Extraterrestrial visitors joined the battles for the legacies, and neither the Central Continent King nor Emperor Haotian forbade them from participating.
• Modern world cultivators from Blue Star resented the outsiders’ entry and feared losing their chances to claim the limited legacies.
• Main Body Gu Chen watched the competition through the Haotian Treasure Mirror, allowing outsiders to increase the challenge while vowing to punish any star warden-level powerhouses who tried to take legacies by force.

As visitors from beyond the world competed with Blue Star cultivators for scarce immortal legacies, their clashes grew increasingly deadly. Main Body Gu Chen watched from the Primordial Heavenly Court, confident that the Haotian Treasure Mirror and the Thirty-Six Heavens gave him the power to expose and defeat any outsiders with hidden agendas.

• Blue Star cultivators denounced the visitors from beyond the world on the Cultivation Forum and called for unity against them.
• Fighting over immortal legacies intensified, leaving growing numbers of Blue Star cultivators and visitors injured or dead.
• Main Body Gu Chen observed the clashes through the Haotian Treasure Mirror and identified several talented cultivators among those involved.
• Main Body Gu Chen noted that nearly twenty immortal legacies had been claimed and reasoned that their recipients would become entangled with powerful Starry Sky factions.
• Main Body Gu Chen trusted that the Haotian Treasure Mirror and the Primordial Heavenly Court’s terrain would let him defeat even veteran Emperor-class Powerhouses.

Rumors spread that the immortal legacies on the Central Continent Land included legacies of heavenly immortal lords, exciting Blue Star cultivators and alarming the Major Starry Sky Factions. Main Body Gu Chen had leaked the information to intensify the contest and warn the factions, and he intended to punish them if they ignored the warning.

• People learned that the Primordial Heavenly Court’s eight departments each offered legacies with distinct abilities, and the Thunder Department’s combat arts were especially popular.
• Blue Star’s nascent soul cultivators grew eager to pursue the newly revealed heavenly immortal legacies instead of merging with the human immortal legacies they had already obtained.
• The Major Starry Sky Factions were shocked by Haotian’s willingness to release such powerful legacies and sought to join the contest to study the Blue Star cultivation system.
• Main Body Gu Chen revealed that he had ordered Mortal Body to spread the news to spur Blue Star cultivators and put the Starry Sky factions in their place.