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Original Name:大帝Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:448Chapters:88
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Name Great Emperor (大帝)
Occupation/Role Supreme cultivation title attained by proving the Dao; the pinnacle of the Human Dao Domain
Status Active title; multiple Great Emperors have existed simultaneously in later eras
First Appearance Chapter 99

Cultivation Hierarchy

Stage Position
Sea of Bitterness Realm Foundational realm
Dao Palace Realm Above Sea of Bitterness
Four Extremities Realm Above Dao Palace
Dragon Transformation Realm Above Four Extremities
Immortal Platform Realm Above Dragon Transformation
Great Saint Above Immortal Platform
Quasi-Emperor Immediately below Great Emperor
Great Emperor Pinnacle of the listed cultivation system 99

Attaining the Dao

A cultivator becomes a Great Emperor by proving their Dao, surviving the Great Emperor Tribulation, and fusing with the Heavenly Heart Imprint. Upon success, their Dao suppresses the myriad Daos of the current age. 326 327

  • Under the usual order, only one cultivator can attain the Dao in an era because the current Great Emperor's Dao and Heavenly Heart Imprint suppress all others. 203 327
  • A cultivator may instead defy this restriction by shattering the Heavenly Heart Imprint and the shackles of the myriad Daos; this can allow several cultivators to attain the Dao during the resulting gap. 217 283
  • Great Emperor Tribulations can last for days and devastate entire starfields. Feathered Ascension's tribulation persisted for seven days in the universe's Border Wasteland. 326 327
  • Great Emperor status is not an absolute measure of combat power. Faith deities may rival or exceed present-day Great Emperors, while exceptional Great Emperors such as Wushi can overwhelm newly ascended peers. 316 331

Authority and Characteristics

  • Heavenly Heart Imprint — Its holder possesses the authority to suppress the current age's other Daos and block other cultivators from normally proving the Dao. 327
  • Imperial might — A Great Emperor's natural pressure can force cultivators across the universe to kneel and can distort the surrounding void. 327 328
  • Universal divine sense — Great Emperors can perceive vast regions of the cosmos; Feathered Ascension's divine sense swept through star systems, continents, and hidden spatial rifts while searching for his former allies. 327
  • Lifespan — A Great Emperor's lifespan is stated to be ten thousand years. Living a second life requires breaking free from one's own Great Dao, creating a longevity method, nurturing a divine fetus, and shedding the old body. 278 331
  • Imperial weapons and arts — Great Emperors employ Imperial Dao laws, Emperor weapons, and forbidden divine arts. Their battles can shatter stars, rupture void, and leave cosmic phenomena such as blood rain after an emperor's death. 330 331
  • Beyond the realm — A Red Dust Immortal surpasses the Human Dao Domain and stands above a Great Emperor. 333

Terminology and Era

The title is tied to the replacement of the older Primordial Emperor order. Great Emperor Fuxi is described as the first Human Great Emperor of the Desolate Era and as the figure who renamed Ancient Sovereigns as Great Emperors. 156

Wang Xuan later publicly abolished the old Primordial Emperor order, proclaimed the Era of the Great Emperor, and decreed that those who reached the pinnacle of cultivation and attained the Dao would bear the title Great Emperor. The Heavenly Heart Imprint recorded this decree in the universe's Origin. 229

Documented Great Emperors

Great Emperor Notes
Arrogant Heavenly Emperor (Wang Xuan) Attained an alternative path to enlightenment before gaining the Heavenly Heart Imprint; later proclaimed the Era of the Great Emperor. His combat power had already surpassed ordinary late-stage Ancient Emperors before his formal ascension. 208 229
Great Emperor Fuxi First Human Great Emperor of the Desolate Era; wielded the Eight Trigrams Great Dao and opened the Path to Immortality. 156 273
Great Emperor Nuwa Attained the Dao simultaneously with Fairy Guye after the pair defied the one-emperor-per-era law. She later used the Sky-Mending Hand to destroy Demon Cities and repair damaged Dragon Veins. 283 289
Fairy Guye Wang Xuan's Dao companion; attained the Dao alongside Nuwa by smashing the Heavenly Heart Imprint. 283 284
Amitabha Great Emperor First documented cultivator to attain the Dao through the path of faith; founded the Western Buddhist Sect before ultimately transforming into Dao. 302 303
Gouchen Great Emperor Crushed the Royal Clan Players who secretly used the Heaven Swallowing Demonic Art, then spent nine thousand years patrolling the universe and suppressing unrest. 303
Western Empress Attained the Dao alongside Dao Yan after creating the Western Empress Scripture from the strengths of numerous Emperor Scriptures. 313
Great Emperor Dao Yan Attained the Dao alongside the Western Empress and fought Stone Being Great Emperors with a mech forged from Dao Tribulation Gold. 313
Feathered Ascension Great Emperor Seized the Heavenly Heart Imprint after a seven-day tribulation, ruled through the Feathered Ascension Divine Dynasty, and was later killed by Grand Emperor and Nine Li. 327 328 330
Great Emperor Wushi A master of time and space whose Forbidden Divine Art, Wushi, reversed opponents' Imperial Dao laws; he rapidly killed several newly ascended Great Emperors. 331

Notable Events

  • The simultaneous ascension of Nuwa and Fairy Guye proved that multiple Great Emperors could coexist when the Heavenly Heart Imprint was shattered. 283
  • More than a dozen Royal Clan Players exploited a break in the Great Dao to attain the Dao alongside the Western Empress and Dao Yan, destabilizing the balance of the universe. 313
  • Feathered Ascension's death caused his Heavenly Heart Imprint to emerge and dissipate, creating an opening in which more than ten powerful figures attained the Dao within half a day. 330 331
  • Great Emperor Wushi's subsequent suppression of the newly ascended emperors demonstrated that Great Emperors can differ enormously in strength. 331