Chapter Summaries

Augusta regretted missing the clash between the Augusta Clan and the Four Divine Beasts Clan, then postponed his plans to seize the beasts’ bloodlines. In the Radiant Plane, Prequeil learned that the Interstellar Federation had destroyed Radiant Churches and became furious when Balseze described its elusive operations.

• Augusta lamented missing the clan conflict and losing a chance to kill the Four Divine Beasts and take their Sovereign Sparks and essence blood.
• Augusta considered revealing Oufu’s secrets but abandoned the idea, then decided to wait for another opportunity to study the Four Divine Beasts’ bloodlines.
• Balseze reported to Prequeil that faith in Macallan Prefecture had fallen and that the Interstellar Federation had destroyed Radiant Churches across subordinate Material Planes.
• Balseze explained that Federation members repeatedly vanished before the Chief Sovereign’s soldiers could find them, while local members knew nothing about the group’s origins.
• Prequeil accused Balseze of lying after hearing that the Federation detected and escaped his army without being noticed by its Highgods.

Prequeil suspected Sykes was using the Interstellar Federation to undermine his jurisdiction, so he went to the Aien Plane to investigate. He found the Federation’s hidden shelter and confronted its people, just as Huosi arrived and claimed them as his subordinates.

• Balseze swore an oath to the Overgod, and Prequeil decided Sykes was behind the Interstellar Federation’s actions.
• Prequeil took Balseze to the Aien Plane and flew toward the continent to find the Federation leaders.
• The Federation detected Prequeil’s arrival and ordered an emergency evacuation, but he reached the shelter and destroyed its teleportation array.
• The security officer claimed the Federation members served Melt of the Dark Divine Plane, and Prequeil recognized the name as belonging to someone who had died.
• Huosi arrived through the teleportation array and declared that the people were his subordinates.

Huosi and his companions confronted Prequeil, commander of the Third Legion, after Pusiluo killed his subordinate. Leilin defeated Prequeil in their clash, and Huosi used Beirut’s God-Eater Interstellar Warship to kill him, demonstrating the power of its cannon.

• Pusiluo killed Balseze as Prequeil watched, then Huosi refused to give Prequeil his name.
• Prequeil attacked Huosi, but Leilin volunteered to fight him and exchanged more than a hundred blows with him.
• Prequeil recognized Leilin as a commander-level powerhouse and mistook Huosi for a Paragon, then begged Huosi to spare his life.
• Huosi summoned the God-Eater Interstellar Warship, and Beirut fired its God-Eater Cannon at Prequeil.
• The warship devoured Prequeil’s divine spark, and Adkins marveled at the weapon’s power.

After Huosi killed Prequeil’s Divine Clone, Prequeil abandoned thoughts of revenge and planned to disappear, while Huosi prepared his group and the Federation for a move to Hell. Huosi and four companions arrived at Feiyue Mountain on Bifu Continent, where Bifu Army soldiers noticed them.

• Prequeil awoke in the Radiant Plane after his Divine Clone died, realized he had lost his strongest clone to a Paragon, and decided to hide his defeat and leave rather than seek revenge.
• Huosi abandoned the occupied plane, ordered the Federation Expeditionary Army to rest, and said the group would eventually visit the Divine Planes.
• A hundred years later, Huosi emerged from refining an Earth Element Highgod divine spark as a Highgod at Asura level, and Adkins reported that the group had assembled supplies for their journey.
• Huosi, Leilin, Beirut, Adkins, and Pusiluo prepared to leave their Divine Clones and true bodies behind to manage the Federation before setting out together.
• The five arrived at the teleportation array, told the Plane Guardian they were going to Hell, and teleported to Feiyue Mountain on Bifu Continent.
• A Bifu Army soldier saw the five appear in the array and reacted with surprise.

Huosi and his companions arrived in Hell’s Bifu Continent, learned they had no Inkstones, and set out for Suigetsu City. When bandits stopped their battleship, Pusiluo slaughtered them all except their leader.

• Huosi’s group arrived on the Bifu Continent, and a Bifu Army soldier gave him a map in exchange for a Highgod Artifact.
• Huosi and the others boarded their battleship and headed for Suigetsu City, with Moss following the map.
• A month into the trip, Midgod bandits stopped the battleship, and Huosi told Pusiluo to take their rings and bring back the leader alive.
• Pusiluo killed the bandits who fled and confronted their surviving leader.

Kermon told Huosi and the others about Hell and guided them to Water Moon City. Pusiluo planned to challenge the city lord, while Adkins reminded him that their purpose was to gather resources for their research.

• Pusiluo spared Kermon and brought him back to Huosi, who asked him about Hell.
• Kermon described arriving from the Bika Material Plane, explained how he had become a bandit, and recognized that the group were newcomers from a Material Plane.
• Over the next ten years, Kermon explained more about Hell as the group traveled toward Water Moon City.
• Kermon said Water Moon City's lord was a powerful Seven-Star Fiend and explained the city's ban on fighting and its Arena.
• Pusiluo announced that he would take the city lord's position, and Adkins rebuked him for focusing on fighting instead of gathering resources.

Huosi and his companions sold hundreds of Highgod Artifacts in Suigetsu City and used the proceeds to buy goods for study and resale. After Kermon swore loyalty to Huosi, Huosi revealed that they planned to build their own faction and fund it through businesses.

• Kermon guided Huosi's group through Suigetsu City and explained the roles of its three castles and the Fiend assessment system.
• Huosi sold five hundred Highgod Artifacts at Bifu Castle for three hundred and eighty-five million Inkstones.
• Huosi gave Adkins, Pusiluo, Leilin, and Beirut twenty-five million Inkstones each, then bought Soul Golden Beads, Amethysts, potions, protective clothing, Metal Lifeforms, and other goods.
• Huosi asked Kermon to prove his loyalty before learning why they had made the purchases.
• Kermon swore loyalty to Huosi, and Huosi explained that they would study and reproduce the goods to build businesses and fund their own faction.

Huosi assigned his companions tasks while Pusiluo headed to the Challenge Arena to fight. Pusiluo entered the arena as Claire’s next opponent, and her caution rose when he treated the match casually.

• Huosi told Leilin to study artifacts and Metal Lifeforms, assigned Adkins to examine medicines, and directed Beirut to cultivate.
• Huosi sent Pusiluo to challenge someone at the arena, and Pusiluo dragged Kermon along to learn the rules.
• Kermon explained the arena’s tiers, rewards, and the City Lord’s Mansion’s practice of sending powerful fighters against long winning streaks.
• Pusiluo entered the arena while Claire prepared for her thirtieth consecutive match after winning twenty-nine in a row.
• Pusiluo faced Claire, whose strength was close to that of a Six-Star Fiend, and his casual manner made her suspect he was a powerful expert.

Pusiluo easily defeated Claire and became the arena’s new attraction in Blue Moon City. The next day, he faced Boloku, whose soul attacks failed to harm him, and prepared to end the fight.

• Claire attacked Pusiluo with her speed and golden blades, but he overwhelmed her with a single phantom punch and spared her after she conceded.
• The arena crowd celebrated Pusiluo, while Claire left to watch how far he would go.
• News of Pusiluo’s victory spread through Blue Moon City, drawing a packed crowd to his next match.
• Boloku challenged Pusiluo with a soul attack, but Pusiluo’s crimson soul power devoured it without injury.
• Pusiluo rebuked Boloku and struck at him with a flame-covered fist.

Pusiluo reached eighty consecutive victories in Blue Moon City's arena, drawing the attention of City Lord Saike'er. When Pawa tested him on Saike'er's behalf, Pusiluo rejected the offer to become the city lord's subordinate and declared that Saike'er was unworthy of his service.

• Pusiluo killed the white-haired elder and became a sensation in the arena, then surpassed Claire and reached fifty consecutive victories.
• Steward Lori told Saike'er that Pusiluo had defeated Claire, and Saike'er ordered Pawa to test him when he reached eighty matches.
• Pusiluo reached his eightieth defense, and the host introduced Pawa, the previous fighter to achieve a hundred consecutive victories.
• Pawa offered Pusiluo a chance to become Saike'er's subordinate if he proved himself, but Pusiluo said he intended to defeat the city lord and would serve no one but his own lord.

Pusiluo killed Pawa in the arena and won a hundred consecutive matches, forcing Saike'er to recognize his challenge. They arranged a decisive battle at Westhead Mountain three days later, drawing crowds eager to watch.

• Pusiluo defeated Pawa, destroying his Darkness Divine Clone and leaving two divine sparks behind.
• Saike'er learned of Pawa's death and concluded that Pusiluo was a newly advanced Seven-Star Fiend targeting him.
• Pusiluo won a hundred consecutive arena matches against ordinary gods.
• Pusiluo declared that he wanted to become the new City Lord, and Saike'er scheduled their duel at Westhead Mountain three days later.
• News of the duel spread, and large numbers of gods headed toward the mountain to watch.

Pusiluo challenged Blue Moon City's City Lord, Saike'er, and revealed overwhelming strength after luring him into fighting instead of fleeing. Just as Pusiluo prepared to finish the battle, Saike'er used a blue water drop that dramatically increased his power.

• Tens of thousands of Deities gathered at West Mountain to watch Pusiluo challenge Saike'er for the city lord position.
• Pusiluo struck Saike'er with a sudden attack, sending him flying and shattering his armor.
• Saike'er unleashed his water-and-ice ultimate move, but Pusiluo broke through it unharmed.
• Pusiluo charged to finish Saike'er, who used a blue water drop from his spatial ring and rose to greater strength than Pusiluo.

Pusiluo fought Saike'er, who used Sovereign's Might to gain the upper hand, but Pusiluo's armor and hidden weapons overcame the attack. Pusiluo killed Saike'er and became the new City Lord of Suigetsu City.

• Saike'er used his only drop of Sovereign's Might and attacked Pusiluo with greatly increased speed and power.
• Pusiluo activated his Brahma Battle Armor, which withstood Saike'er's attacks while he defended himself with flame and a shield.
• As his Sovereign's Might ran low, Saike'er tried to flee, but Pusiluo trapped him behind a barrier and deployed tiny blue water droplets to block his escape.
• Pusiluo killed Saike'er with a crimson blade of light and took his divine spark and interspatial ring.
• The spectators realized Saike'er had fallen, and Pusiluo became the new City Lord of Suigetsu City.

After Pusiluo defeated the Suigetsu Fiend and became city lord, Huosi and Adkins turned Crimson Flame City into a base for launching their own products and merchant association. A million years later, the Blue Star Merchant Association had become a major power across Liang'an Prefecture and the Bifu Continent.

• Pusiluo became a Seven-Star Fiend and city lord after killing the Suigetsu Fiend, then returned with Kermon to report to Huosi instead of going straight to the City Lord's Mansion.
• Huosi brought Pusiluo and Adkins to the City Lord's Mansion, put Lori under Adkins's command, and assigned Adkins to manage their foothold in the city.
• Pusiluo renamed Suigetsu City Crimson Flame City, while Adkins founded the Blue Star Merchant Association and introduced new weapons, medicines, Metal Lifeforms, and Soul Golden Beads.
• Adkins defeated a long-established Five-Star Fiend in one move, establishing his reputation as a powerful fighter as the Blue Star Merchant Association expanded.
• Leilin became the Qinghuo Fiend, and Adkins killed the Beien Fiend after their conflict in Beien City.
• Adkins established Blue Star City as the merchant association's headquarters, and the association grew into a top-tier power selling goods throughout Liang'an Prefecture and the Bifu Continent.

Three Seven-Star Fiends tried to rob Blue Star City, believing its Asura protector was only a rumor. Huosi exposed their scheme and revealed himself as Blue Star City's true City Lord, then challenged them to attack together.

• Scott, Chebur, and Kurt asked Thunder to join their plan to rob Blue Star City, but Thunder refused and suspected an Asura stood behind it.
• Scott, Chebur, and Kurt proceeded without Thunder, relying on long-term surveillance to target Blue Star City's Inkstone stores while Adkins was alone.
• Huosi spotted the three intruders through Blue Star City's cameras, triggered alarms across the city, and confronted them.
• Huosi identified the thieves as Bloodleaf Fiend Scott, Wizard Fiend Chebur, and Dark Thunder Fiend Kurt, while Adkins addressed Huosi as his lord.
• Huosi revealed himself as Blue Star City's Asura-level City Lord and invited the three Seven-Star Fiends to attack together.

Huosi effortlessly killed Scott and the other two Seven-Star Fiends, then offered a two-trillion-Inkstone reward for hunting their remaining avatars. A century later, Taiga Boyi visited Blue Star City to explore cooperation and was astonished by its satellite surveillance and intelligent guide.

• Scott charged Huosi, but Huosi caught and snapped his sword; the green-haired old man and purple-haired youth then attacked Huosi, who remained unharmed.
• Huosi killed all three intruders and ordered Adkins to offer two trillion Inkstone for anyone who killed one of their remaining avatars.
• News of Huosi's power spread across Hell, and fiends began hunting the three men's avatars for the reward.
• A hundred years later, Taiga Boyi watched a recording of Huosi's victory and considered a business partnership between the Boyi Clan and Blue Star City.
• Taiga decided to visit Blue Star City and bring a captured divine clone of Scott as a gift.
• Upon entering Blue Star City, Taiga met the intelligent guide Little White and learned that a satellite network monitored the city.

Taijia, the Boyi Clan patriarch, negotiated with Adkins to distribute Blue Star City's goods across other continents, and the two settled on a ten-percent profit share for the Boyi Clan. The partnership began expanding through the Starmist Sea, leaving Taijia delighted by the clan's earnings but regretting that he had not demanded a larger share.

• Little White brought Taijia to Blue Star City, where he met Adkins and offered the captured Scott as an opening gesture.
• Taijia proposed that the Boyi Clan transport Soul Golden Beads, Metal Lifeforms, and other Blue Star City products to other continents.
• Adkins offered the Boyi Clan five percent, then showed Taijia figures that persuaded him to accept ten percent while bearing transport risks.
• Adkins and Taijia finalized the cooperation, and the Boyi Clan established a base in Blue Star City and prepared merchant caravans.
• The Boyi Clan sent goods across the Starmist Sea, and Taijia later regretted agreeing to only ten percent as the clan's earnings grew.

Liang'an Prefect Asude learned that Boyi had the crown he had sought for millions of years and went to the Boyi Clan to claim it. Boyi had just left to travel, unaware of Asude's intentions, and Asude waited at the clan headquarters for his return.

• Asude learned that the crown was most likely in Boyi's hands and resolved to take it, believing Boyi posed no threat to him.
• The chapter revealed that Asude had come from the Divine Realm of Life and had settled in Liang'an Prefecture after losing the crown and tracking its trail to Bifu Continent.
• Boyi counted his wealth and found that he still needed about twenty trillion Inkstones to obtain a drop of Sovereign's Might from Lord Aiken.
• Boyi decided to travel and left the clan headquarters just before Asude arrived.
• Asude questioned Taijia about Boyi's whereabouts, then announced that he would wait at the Boyi Clan until Boyi returned.

Asude planned to kill Boyi and seize his crown, while Taijia arranged for Salomon and Nisi to escape the coming upheaval. Twenty years later, Boyi returned to find his clan surrounded, and Asude attacked him; Boyi tried to flee before making a desperate attempt to trap Asude in spatial turbulence.

• Asude decided to kill Boyi and take his crown, convinced Aiken would not be able to find him afterward.
• Taijia ordered Black Horn and White Horn to take Salomon and Nisi to the ancestor’s hidden clone and help them escape.
• Twenty years later, Boyi returned to learn that Asude and the Liang'an Prefecture army had surrounded the Boyi Clan.
• Asude attacked Boyi and pursued him with soul attacks, while Boyi tried to escape and asked why Asude wanted him dead.
• Boyi turned to fight and tore open space in an attempt to send Asude into spatial turbulence, but Asude saw through the plan.

After Asude destroyed the Boyi family, Boyi entrusted Salomon and Nisi with the family’s wealth and told them to flee without seeking revenge. Salomon and Nisi traveled toward the Zijing Continent under heavy protection, while Asude discovered that Boyi had destroyed the wealth he sought.

• Asude killed Boyi’s strongest clone and destroyed the Boyi family, while Boyi’s Midgod clone hid in Sparkfire City.
• Salomon and Nisi found Boyi, who gave Salomon the family’s wealth and asked him to seek a drop of Sovereign’s Might from Lord Aiken.
• Boyi told Salomon and Nisi not to avenge the family, then crushed his spatial ring before Asude found him thirty years later.
• Asude discovered Boyi’s corpse and learned that Boyi had destroyed the wealth, while surviving Boyi family members were hunted down.
• Salomon and Nisi traveled cautiously toward the Starmist Sea, hiding among fiends and using decoys to avoid pursuit.