Chapter Summaries

Lin Qi unleashed the soul spells in his Imitation World Rings, killing Elder Sen and incapacitating the Yun Clan members in the hall. He slaughtered the collateral relatives who had mistreated Yun, then challenged Yun Canglong, who admitted his clan had been unable to eliminate that branch because its elders were too powerful.

• Elder Sen confronted Lin Qi, and Lin Qi struck him with three soul spells that killed him and left most of the hall incapacitated.
• Lin Qi killed Yun Tianming and Yun Tianle, declaring that no one would be allowed to bully his brother.
• Lin Qi accused Yun Canglong of failing as a father and killed the collateral Yun Clan members in the hall one by one.
• The Dragon Guard commanders kept the guards outside from entering as Lin Qi continued the slaughter.
• Lin Qi told Yun that he had cleared away dangers to his future, then challenged Yun Canglong to stop him.
• Yun Canglong admitted that the collateral branch's powerful elders had prevented the clan from wiping it out, while Lin Qi insisted no one dared kill him.

Lin Qi killed 277 Yun Clan members in duels after they challenged Yun’s identity and tried to seize his mother’s property, while Yun Canglong maneuvered to protect Lin Qi and exploit the purge. As Yun feigned remorse over the deaths, a powerful voice defended him as the clan’s sole direct heir.

• Yun Canglong acknowledged Yun as his only child and ordered the Clan Registrar to record and announce his identity, while warning Lin Qi that he had to answer for killing over two hundred clan members.
• Yun Canglong admitted he was pleased Lin Qi had killed the dissenters but said the clan would judge the matter according to Lin Qi’s backing.
• Jiazi ordered the Dragon Guards to clean the hall and remove the corpses as news of the killings threw the Yun Clan into turmoil.
• The seven remaining Nine-Color Elders arrived, and Elder Qing claimed Lin Qi had killed the 277 victims in duels; Yun Canglong confirmed the duels were fair under clan rules.
• Yun feigned guilt and knelt before Yun Canglong, but a powerful voice declared that the clan’s sole direct heir of divine dragon blood should not have to die outside.

Yun Xiaolan arrived at the Yun Clan hall and declared that Yun's killing of 277 clansmen had been a fair duel, while Lin Qi learned that the Black Tiger Family had survived the destruction of Dunkirk Port. Feng Klaur challenged Yun Xiaolan's account and demanded an explanation, and Lin Qi confronted him.

• Yun Xiaolan entered the hall, lifted the kneeling clansmen to their feet, and welcomed Yun back.
• Yun told Yun Xiaolan that he had nearly died several times and credited Elder Qing and Lin Qi with protecting him.
• Yun Xiaolan recognized Lin Qi as a member of the Black Tiger Family and revealed that its people had evacuated before Dunkirk Port was destroyed.
• Yun Xiaolan began to call the deaths of 277 clansmen a fair duel, but Feng Klaur arrived and accused him of shielding a murderer.
• Feng Klaur demanded an explanation from Yun Xiaolan, and Lin Qi interrupted to call him a pretty boy.

Deep beneath Yun Clan territory, the clan’s elders confronted four powerful golden-haired collateral-branch men over the deaths of 277 clansmen and restricted their influence over clan affairs. The four accepted the elders’ order to withdraw, but demanded that Lin Qi face ten of their selected juniors in a fair battle.

• A blue-eyed golden-haired man accused Yun Xiaolan and the clan elders of allowing 277 collateral descendants to be killed, and the young supreme ancestor argued that their deaths occurred during a fair duel.
• Yun Xiaolan’s companion condemned the four men for exploiting the Church to frame the main family and warned them against further threats to the clan.
• The child supreme ancestor ordered a fair duel between Lin Qi and selected collateral-branch fighters, and placed Yun Xiaolan, Azure Dragon, and their peers in charge of clan affairs.
• The child revealed that the secluded Yun Clan was only a branch of the true Yunlong Clan and showed the four men a blood crystal containing the projection of a sleeping godlike ancestor.
• The four golden-haired men agreed to stop interfering in clan affairs but insisted that Lin Qi fight ten juniors chosen by them.

Lin Qi humiliated Feng Klaur and helped Yun Xiaolan turn the confrontation in the Yun Clan’s great hall. After the clan’s ancestors gave Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong control of clan affairs, Feng Klaur challenged Lin Qi to a wager of lives, and Lin Qi accepted with his subordinates included.

• Lin Qi called Feng Klaur a flamboyant pretty boy, then used soul arts inherited from Altut to devour Feng Klaur’s attack and injure him while Yun Xiaolan’s aura forced him back.
• Yun Canglong blamed the collateral line for provoking the violence and raised the disappearance of Yun and Elder Qing fifteen years earlier, while Lin Qi scolded him for letting the alleged plotters live.
• An immense spiritual consciousness entered the hall, and the ancestors ordered the elders and senior elders into death-seclusion, leaving Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong to manage clan affairs.
• Feng Klaur insisted Lin Qi answer for killing his clansmen and challenged him to a wager of lives against ten of his sons and nephews.
• Lin Qi agreed to wager against Feng Klaur’s relatives and offered to have his subordinates join, and Feng Klaur quickly finalized the challenge.

Lin Qi confronted Yun Canglong over his treatment of Yun Dian and learned that the Yun Clan was descended from the fallen Sacred Dragon Court Empire, leaving its leaders trapped in a struggle against both collateral and direct-line relatives. After Yun Canglong warned that Feng Klaur would challenge Lin Qi to a duel, Lin Qi proposed that they profit by betting on it.

• Yun Canglong accused Lin Qi of deliberately using the slaughter of 277 collateral clansmen to vent his anger at him, and Lin Qi admitted it while defending Yun Dian.
• Lin Qi criticized Yun Canglong for allowing Yun Dian and Elder Qing to be framed and bullied, and Yun Canglong ordered a private banquet before explaining the clan's history.
• Yun Canglong revealed that the Yun Clan descended from the imperial family of the Sacred Dragon Court Empire and had hidden for centuries because the Church was its mortal enemy.
• Lin Qi realized that Yun Canglong had tolerated the collateral clansmen because acting against them could leave him vulnerable to rival direct-line relatives.
• Yun Canglong warned Lin Qi that Feng Klaur would not spare him in their duel, and Lin Qi invited Yun Canglong to join him in betting on the fight.

Lin Qi negotiated with Yun Canglong over a wager against ten elites chosen by Feng Klaur, revealing the vast forces he commanded after conquering the abyssal world. Yun Canglong agreed to cooperate, offering the Yun Clan’s last set of Seven Wheels Pills if Lin Qi won all ten matches.

• Lin Qi asked Yun Canglong whether he would accept his proposal, and Yun Canglong questioned whether Lin Qi could defeat ten branch-family elites in ten contests.
• Lin Qi claimed he could field over a thousand Saint-level experts, a hundred thousand Heaven-rank experts, and millions of Earth-rank experts, explaining that he had subdued the abyssal world.
• Yun Canglong reacted with astonishment and considered using Lin Qi’s strength against his clan’s dissidents, but Lin Qi refused to help him purge the Yun Clan.
• Yun Canglong proposed that Lin Qi win all ten matches so he could bankrupt those disloyal to him without killing them.
• Yun Canglong offered the clan’s last set of Seven Wheels Pills if Lin Qi won all ten matches, and Lin Qi accepted.

Lin Qi reviewed the Yun Clan’s collateral heirs for upcoming wagered duels while Yun Canglong explained the dangers of power. When Yun arrived dressed as a girl, Lin Qi and the others failed to recognize her until she revealed she was Yun Rou, also called Yun Xiao Yun, and the same Yun Lin Qi had protected for nearly six years.

• Lin Qi studied the detailed records of the Yun Clan’s collateral heirs who might fight him in wagered duels, while Yun Canglong described how power could control those who wielded it.
• Yun Canglong asked a maid to hurry Yun along, then froze when Yun appeared in a white dress and makeup.
• Lin Qi, Alda, and Bilibili mocked Yun’s appearance, angering her as her eyes glowed purple-red and a chilling wind swept through the garden.
• Yun Canglong reminded Lin Qi that he had spent nearly six years with Yun, but Lin Qi insisted he had treated Yun as his little brother.
• Yun revealed that she was Yun Rou, also called Yun Xiao Yun, and the little brother Yun Lin Qi had known.
• Yun struck Lin Qi with two fists of condensed air, then sent Alda and Bilibili flying when they tried to flee.

Lin Qi learned that Yun had used her Myriad Curse Spirit Eyes to injure him with his own power, while Yun returned to her true identity as Yun Rou. She declared that she had chosen Lin Qi as her future husband, leaving him stunned and Yun Canglong fleeing in confusion.

• Yun treated Lin Qi's injured eye and explained how her Myriad Curse Spirit Eyes had turned his own power against him.
• Yun told Lin Qi and Yun Canglong that she was Yun Rou, a woman nearly eighteen, and refused to keep pretending to be a man.
• Lin Qi confronted Yun Canglong over disguising Yun to secure his position and insisted that Yun should be free to live as she wished.
• Yun revealed that she had changed into women's clothes because Yun Canglong had said he wanted Lin Qi as his son-in-law.
• Yun told Lin Qi she could never marry anyone else and had made up her mind three years earlier, while Lin Qi protested that he was not ready.
• Yun Canglong flew away in a blue-violet afterimage, overwhelmed by the revelation.

At the Yun Clan's wager battle, Yun's female identity provoked an uproar, but Lin Qi and Yun challenged the clan members to confront Yun Canglong directly or face them in a duel. Feng Klaur tried to restore order and began announcing the duel's rules and participants.

• Feng Klaur demanded an explanation after recognizing Yun as a woman, and Yun Clan members shouted that she was a fraud.
• Lin Qi silenced the crowd with a roar and accused the clansmen of cowardice for attacking Yun instead of challenging Yun Canglong for the chief's position.
• Lin Qi offered to fight any number of Yun Clan members, and Yun said she and Lin Qi would accept any duel or method they proposed.
• Bilibili and Alda mocked and taunted the crowd, while Yun Xiaolan laughed from the stands.
• Feng Klaur roared for silence and began announcing the duel's rules and participants.

Lin Qi, Yun Canglong, and Feng Klaur prepared a ten-duel life-and-death wager amid tensions between the Yun Clan’s direct and collateral branches. As the clan members placed vast fortunes at stake, core direct-line relatives also joined, and Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong reacted with displeasure.

• Feng Klaur proposed ten life-and-death duels, requiring Lin Qi to fight in at least three if he survived.
• Yun Canglong warned Feng Klaur that he could not wager the Yun Clan’s public treasury, then declared he would join the wager himself.
• Collateral clan members offered seventy percent of their family fortunes, including city-states, estates, and mineral veins, as stakes.
• Yun Canglong matched their offer with his own personal territories and properties.
• Lin Qi wagered his Imitation World Rings and everything inside them on his survival, leaving opponents unsure how much they would need to stake.
• Several core direct-line relatives accepted Lin Qi’s wager, prompting Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong to darken their expressions.

Yun Xiaoming and four other Yun Clan magnates joined the wagered duel to weaken Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong, while Yun and her allies put forward the Lang Family properties and other enormous stakes. As clansmen wagered more than two hundred city-states and swore binding oaths, Lin Qi suspected the gamble was being used to centralize power in the Yun Clan.

• Yun Xiaokong said Lin Qi and his two Heaven-rank servants were certain to lose, and the five magnates offered stakes on Lin Qi's defeat.
• Yun asked to wager all the Lang Family properties her mother had left her, and Feng Klaur and Yun Xiaotong produced contracts covering the entire inheritance.
• Yun Canglong swore to cover any shortfall with his private fortune, and Yun Xiaolan and his allies added their own assets to support him.
• Yun Xiaolan demanded that Yun Xiaoming and the other four magnates swear the same binding oath, and they agreed.
• Clansmen from both lines wagered properties and spatial rings, bringing more than two hundred Yun-controlled city-states into the enormous gamble.
• Lin Qi realized that whoever won would gain immense authority and wondered whether the Yun Clan's ancestors were using the duel to centralize power.

Lin Qi and Feng Klaur finalized the rules for a ten-match wagered duel, and Feng Klaur chose Yun Shan for the first contest. Lin Qi killed Yun Shan with one punch after Yun Shan threatened Yun Dian, then advanced toward Feng Klaur.

• Yun Xiaolan, Feng Klaur, and the others agreed that the ten duels would decide only life and death and set the wager terms in a contract.
• Feng Klaur sent Yun Shan to face Lin Qi in a contest of strength with no battle qi, using poisoned spears to kill whoever stepped backward.
• Yun Shan taunted Lin Qi by threatening to assault Yun Dian, provoking Lin Qi's murderous anger.
• Lin Qi punched through Yun Shan's chest, crushed his heart, and killed him instantly.
• Lin Qi dismissed the elaborate contest and walked toward Feng Klaur, warning him not to send more opponents like Yun Shan.

Lin Qi won his first match by killing Yun Shan with one punch, then challenged Yun Qingsong to a duel of poison tolerance. Yun Qingsong accepted under pressure from Yun Xiaolan, while Yun and Yun Canglong recognized that Lin Qi’s connection to Gods' Revelation gave him a decisive advantage.

• Lin Qi killed Yun Shan with one punch, stunning the Yun Clan, while Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong privately confirmed Lin Qi’s pure human blood and discussed his potential marriage to Yun Xiaoyun.
• After the guards cleared the training ground, Lin Qi chose to fight again and challenged Feng Klaur to send out his contestant.
• Feng Klaur named Yun Qingsong, a gifted mid-level Saint Disciple who cultivated both magic and martial arts, to face Lin Qi.
• Lin Qi rejected a contest of magic or martial arts and proposed that he and Yun Qingsong consume poisonous herbs until one of them died.
• Yun Qingsong hesitated, but Yun Xiaolan told him not to disgrace the Yun Clan, and Yun Qingsong accepted the poison duel.
• Yun told Yun Canglong that Lin Qi was a direct inheritor of Gods' Revelation, leading them to expect Yun Qingsong’s defeat.

Lin Qi faced Yun Qingsong in a poison duel after Yun Canglong wagered control of the Golden Mountain Family against the lives of his rivals’ direct-line clansmen. Lin Qi survived Yun Qingsong’s choice of poison, then killed him with a deceptively ordinary mushroom and left Feng Klaur bound by the wager.

• Lin Qi let Yun Qingsong choose poisonous herbs for him to swallow and promised to wait before acting.
• Yun Canglong wagered control of the Golden Mountain Family against Elder Sen, Clausen, Yun Fenghua, and their direct-line clansmen, and Yun Xiaolan approved the bet.
• Yun Qingsong swallowed nine poisonous herbs, while Lin Qi pretended to suffer their effects for a full quarter-hour.
• Lin Qi treated a ghost-face mushroom with venom from thirteen poisonous herbs and handed it to Yun Qingsong, who swallowed it without concern.
• After Lin Qi counted to five, Yun Qingsong convulsed, bled from every pore, and died; Yun Canglong told Feng Klaur to deliver the people he had wagered.

After Lin Qi’s poisonous herbs killed Yun Qingsong, Yun Xiaolan silenced the protests and ordered the third duel to begin. Lin Qi prepared to summon a fighter against the heavily armored Iron Tower Daor, and his spatial array brought dozens of aged figures into the training ground.

• Yun Qingsong died before he could attack, prompting collateral clansmen to accuse Lin Qi of murder.
• Yun Xiaolan declared the duel fair, silenced the crowd, and let Feng Klaur choose the terms and fighter for the third match.
• Feng Klaur chose Iron Tower Daor for a face-to-face duel restricted to martial arts and battle qi, while Lin Qi’s companions admitted they could not pierce Daor’s magical armor.
• Lin Qi asked permission to summon a friend, then assembled a vast spatial array made with Void Magic Crystals.
• Dozens of aged figures appeared above the training ground as the array’s spatial fluctuations shook Yun Territory.

Lin Qi summoned the Saint-realm frost giant Xuan Lan into Yun territory, terrifying the Yun Clan and turning his duel against Feng Klaur’s champion into a one-sided slaughter. Xuan Lan ate Dole, and Feng Klaur’s remaining duelists were too frightened to step forward.

• The Yun ancestor and elders watched as Lin Qi’s spatial array opened a breach into the Yun Clan’s supposedly secure territory, ready to destroy it if dangerous intruders appeared.
• Lin Qi summoned Xuan Lan, a rapidly grown pure-blooded frost giant who had reached the Saint realm, shocking the Yun clansmen and alarming Feng Klaur.
• Lin Qi told Xuan Lan he could eat the duelists they defeated, and Xuan Lan asked whether he could eat more of the people in the stands.
• Xuan Lan seized Dole, stripped off his armor, knocked him unconscious, and swallowed him while Feng Klaur watched helplessly.
• Feng Klaur’s remaining prepared duelists refused to face Xuan Lan, leaving him with no one else to send out.

The Yun Clan ancestor recognized that Lin Qi controlled an abyssal world and decided to let Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong consolidate the clan’s power. As the fourth duel began, Feng Klaur unexpectedly chose his most beloved son, A Fan, to face Xuan Lan.

• The Yun Clan ancestor inferred that Lin Qi controlled a vast abyssal world and judged that Yun Rou’s attachment to him could benefit the clan.
• The Yun Clan ancestor and the elders withdrew, while Yun Xiaolan and Yun Canglong prepared to seize control of clan assets and administration.
• Yun Xiaolan called for the fourth match, and Yun Canglong said he had already prepared thousands of accountants and business experts.
• Lin Qi challenged Feng Klaur’s side to a contest of pure physical strength against Xuan Lan and warned that Xuan Lan would eat the loser.
• Feng Klaur called his beloved son A Fan forward to fight, shocking the arena and Yun Xiaolan.

A Fan entered the duel against Xuan Lan, refusing to surrender despite the danger, while Feng Klaur defended his branch family’s struggle against the direct line’s oppression. Lin Qi rejected Feng Klaur’s appeal and remained intent on protecting Yun Dian, and the chapter ended as Feng Klaur called to A Fan.

• A Fan approached Xuan Lan and refused Lin Qi’s offer to leave, insisting that he would defend his pride even if he died.
• Lin Qi challenged Feng Klaur to face Xuan Lan himself, and Feng Klaur admitted he had chosen his son because A Fan would not accept another clansman being sacrificed.
• Feng Klaur described how the direct-line clansmen oppressed the mixed-blood branch families, but Yun Xiaolan warned him that his words could bring his entire bloodline’s execution.
• A Fan declared that he had no way to retreat, and tens of thousands of branch-family clansmen bowed to him and Feng Klaur.
• Lin Qi said he would protect his own people regardless of who was right, then moved Xuan Lan forward as Feng Klaur called out to A Fan.

Lin Qi defeated Feng Klaur’s son, A Fan, in the fourth duel, then accepted Feng Klaur’s challenge to combine the remaining duels into a thousand-man battle. As the Yun Clan prepared for the fight, Lin Qi began summoning his subordinates, determined to protect his friends from Feng Klaur.

• Lin Qi provoked Feng Klaur into sending A Fan to fight Xuan Lan, and Xuan Lan tore A Fan’s hands apart and swallowed him.
• Feng Klaur blamed Lin Qi for A Fan’s death and proposed a thousand-against-a-thousand battle combining the fifth, seventh, and ninth matches.
• Lin Qi accepted and swore to return his summoned subordinates afterward and keep them from harming the Yun Clan outside the training grounds.
• Yun Xiaolan expanded the battle to include the remaining six duels, while Yun Clan elders and seniors took positions overhead with their weapons ready.
• Feng Klaur assembled 1,157 elite branch clansmen, including thirty-two Saint realm fighters, and Lin Qi challenged Feng Klaur to join the duel himself.
• Lin Qi retreated and sent out dozens of formation plates as powerful spatial fluctuations spread across the training grounds.