Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke relaxes after Nine Nether Lord stops him, thinking it's due to his talent and not the hidden child's blood.
• Su Ke receives the Ancestral God Token and learns about its uses.
• Nine Nether Lord sends Su Ke back, expressing his intention to take him under his wing due to his potential.
• Su Ke returns to Purple Thorn Island and meets Eloy.
• Su Ke gives Eloy the Nether Sea blood, explaining its origin and potential.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Shows growth in his understanding of the universe's power dynamics and his place within it. He also demonstrates his ability to take risks and reap rewards.
• Eloy: Shows excitement and anticipation for her new clones, particularly the Nether Sea Clone. She also shows affection towards Su Ke for his efforts.

Significant Themes

• Potential and talent: Both Su Ke and Eloy are recognized for their potential and talent, which opens doors for them in the universe.
• Risk and reward: Su Ke takes risks to obtain the Nether Sea blood, demonstrating that greater rewards often come with greater risks.
• Relationship dynamics: The bond between Su Ke and Eloy strengthens as they support each other's growth and share their gains.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy: Their relationship deepens as they share their experiences and plans. Eloy is grateful for Su Ke's efforts, and Su Ke is supportive of Eloy's growth.
• Su Ke and Nine Nether Lord: Su Ke gains the favor of Nine Nether Lord due to his potential, leading to a potential mentor-mentee relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke returns to his God Kingdom via God Kingdom Teleportation to study the Nether Sea.
• Eloy continues her battles in the Glory World, earning massive Glory points and ranking first.
• The Monster Race, Zerg, and Machine Race prepare assassination plans for Eloy.
• After two years, Eloy decides to leave her residence, triggering an assassination attempt by a Universe Venerable from the Monster Race.
• Palace Master Fanhai, a Universe Overlord, intervenes, controlling the space-time around Purple Thorn Island to protect Eloy.

Character Developments

• Eloy gains insights into creating an ultimate secret technique after her intense battles.
• Su Ke devises a plan to deter future assassination attempts on Eloy.
• Palace Master Fanhai demonstrates her power as a Universe Overlord, protecting Eloy from a Universe Venerable's assassination attempt.

Significant Themes

• The danger of the Ancestor God Secret Realm and the need for caution.
• The importance of vigilance and decisiveness in becoming a powerhouse.
• The consequences of assassination attempts on Purple Thorn Island, including permanent loss of inheritance qualifications.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy discuss strategies to protect Eloy from alien assassination attempts.
• Palace Master Fanhai arrives to assist Eloy and Su Ke, offering her protection.
• Eloy faces an assassination attempt by a Universe Venerable, with Palace Master Fanhai intervening to protect her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An alien Universe Venerable, Touch-Eyed Venerable, attempts to assassinate Eloy, the human World Master, on Purple Thorn Island.
• A mysterious Universe Master intervenes, killing Touch-Eyed Venerable instantly with spacetime control.
• The Ancestor God Sect's Guardian Beast God appears, warns that anyone attempting to assassinate Eloy will be hunted down, and disperses the gathered inheritors.

Character Developments

• Eloy: She becomes the target of an assassination attempt, which reveals the Ancestor God Sect's interest in and protection of her.
• Palace Master Fanhai: She was prepared to protect Eloy but was beaten to the punch by the mysterious Universe Master.
• Touch-Eyed Venerable: He dies instantly at the hands of the mysterious Universe Master.

Significant Themes

• The Ancestor God Sect's favoritism towards powerful and heaven-defying geniuses, now extended to humans.
• The importance of luck and timing in survival and success in the universe.

Character Interactions

• Eloy, Su Ke, and Palace Master Fanhai discuss the mysterious Universe Master's identity and motives.
• The Ancestor God Sect's Guardian Beast God interacts with the mysterious Universe Master, revealing a connection between them.
• The alien Universe Venerables involved in the assassination attempt discuss their next steps after Touch-Eyed Venerable's death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An envoy from the Ancestor God Sect, a blue-robed eagle-headed man, arrives to take Eloy to meet the Water Beast God.
• Eloy travels through the Ancestor God Sect, seeing the 72 God Generals' continents, the Eight-Direction Beast God Palaces, and the Ancestor God Palace.
• She meets the Water Beast God in her palace, who reveals that she has been watching Eloy and saved her from the alien Venerable's assassination attempt.
• The Water Beast God explains the history of the Natural Beast Gods and offers to take Eloy as her disciple.

Character Developments

• Eloy shows respect and caution when meeting the Water Beast God, understanding the significance of acknowledging a new teacher.
• The Water Beast God demonstrates her power and influence, showing interest in Eloy's potential as a Beast God.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and hierarchy within the Ancestor God Sect, with the Water Beast God as one of the Eight-Direction Beast Gods.
• The potential benefits and challenges of having multiple teachers, each with their own expectations and influences.

Character Interactions

• Eloy interacts with the blue-robed eagle-headed envoy, showing curiosity and caution.
• Eloy meets the Water Beast God, demonstrating respect and consideration for her new teacher's wishes.
• Eloy consults with her existing teacher, Darkness Master, about acknowledging the Water Beast God as her new teacher.

Chapter Summary: The Long Flow of Time

Key Plot Points and Events

• Water Beast God formally accepts Eloy as his disciple and offers her personal instruction once every thousand years, demonstrating his extraordinary regard for her.
• After Eloy returns, Su Ke is delighted by her advancement. The assassination attempt against the residents of Purple Thorn Island appears to have ended, though both the Human Race and Alien Race understand that the peace is only temporary.
• Three thousand years pass while Su Ke and Eloy focus on cultivation in the Ancestor God Secret Realm. Their former Guard Army leaders, Agni and Meilulan, occasionally gather in Yuxiang Mountain and discuss when the two geniuses will finally break through to Immortality.
• Su Ke and Eloy deliberately delay their breakthroughs, continuing to perfect their understanding of the Origin Laws. Su Ke comprehends all nine non-space Origin Laws to the point of receiving Origin Law recognition, and Eloy keeps pace with him.
• During this period, Eloy successfully nurtures two powerful new clones:
  • The World Tree Clone, which grows to sixty million kilometers and possesses the innate technique “Time-Space Mastery.”
  • The Nether Sea Clone, which possesses the innate techniques “Sea Transformation” and “Creation.”
• Su Ke and Eloy begin planning a shared research path focused on Life Gene Levels, using the complementary abilities of Su Ke’s Mother Nest of All Things and Eloy’s Nether Sea.
• Su Ke also considers obtaining Golden Horned Beasts for his family, allowing them to develop Nether Sea Clones and potentially pursue the Divine Power Path.

Character Developments

• Eloy grows substantially in power and status. Her apprenticeship under Water Beast God gives her access to exceptional guidance, while her new clones greatly expand her combat potential and future growth.
• Su Ke continues advancing not only in Law comprehension but also in strategic planning. Rather than rushing toward Immortality, he concentrates on laying the foundation for higher achievements and helping Eloy and his family progress.
• Agni and Meilulan remain emotionally attached to Su Ke and Eloy, viewing their service as one of the luckiest opportunities of their lives. Their continued loyalty reflects the bonds formed during their earlier time together.
• Su Ke’s concern for his family becomes more explicit. He wants them to grow independently and develop resilient minds, rather than becoming spiritually weakened by the endless passage of time.

Significant Themes

• The vast scale of time: A thousand years is treated as a normal interval for instruction, while three thousand years pass in what is essentially a period of continued preparation.
• Power through preparation: The chapter emphasizes that delaying a breakthrough can be worthwhile when it allows greater Law comprehension, stronger clones, and better future potential.
• The value of multiple paths: Eloy’s different clones embody distinct methods of growth—World Tree power, Nether Sea energy and creation, and flesh-and-blood evolution.
• Limits and innovation: The perfect Life Gene Level of 10,081 times represents the known limit of the universe. Surpassing it would require creating an entirely new path, making the Divine Power Path exceptionally difficult.
• Family and legacy: Su Ke’s ambitions extend beyond himself. He hopes to give his family the means to become powerful while ensuring they develop the mental strength to endure eternity.
• False peace: The quiet after the failed assassination is portrayed as temporary and politically imposed, with renewed conflict inevitable once circumstances permit.

Character Interactions

• Water Beast God and Eloy share a formal master-disciple exchange, with him offering rare and valuable guidance.
• Su Ke warmly welcomes Eloy after her apprenticeship and acts as her adviser, especially regarding the use of her Nether Sea abilities.
• Agni and Meilulan reminisce about Su Ke and Eloy, revealing their admiration and affection for the two former charges.
• Su Ke and Eloy cultivate in parallel, sharing insights and supporting each other’s progress.
• Su Ke’s Mother Nest and Eloy’s Nether Sea are presented as complementary partners in researching Life Gene evolution, symbolizing their increasingly collaborative relationship.

Chapter Summary: “The Marital Civil War”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke and Eloy return from three thousand years of cultivation in the Ancestor God Secret Realm and visit their friends, Marquis-Ranks Agni and Meilulan.
• Agni and Meilulan are teased about always being together, though they insist their relationship is purely platonic despite being from different races.
• The upcoming World Lord Rank Qualification Battle is announced. Su Ke and Eloy are participating for the first time as members of the Primal Secret Realm.
• Their return generates enormous attention because both have passed the Original Heavenly Mountain and the twentieth level of the Heavenly Bridge, far surpassing the other World Lords in their district.
• The qualification battles proceed through the lower secret realms before reaching the Primal District, where eighty-six World Lords compete.
• Venerable Xiao Mo presides over the Primal District competition and shows unusual warmth toward Su Ke, recognizing their extraordinary potential.
• Su Ke and Eloy effortlessly defeat every opponent, usually in one move. Their final match against each other becomes the most anticipated event of the entire competition.
• Rather than fight seriously, the married couple exchanges a few superficial blows before Su Ke concedes, allowing Eloy to take first place.
• Spectators are disappointed, believing the battle was anticlimactic or possibly arranged, but Su Ke and Eloy are unconcerned.
• Su Ke’s grandson, Su Xiao, correctly predicts that his grandparents will not genuinely fight. After Eloy wins, he smugly confirms his prediction to his friends.

Character Developments

• Su Ke and Eloy: Their three thousand years of cultivation have elevated them far beyond their peers. They are now viewed as the leading geniuses of their generation and potential future pillars of humanity. Their relationship is shown as affectionate, playful, and deeply cooperative.
• Agni and Meilulan: Their close companionship continues to invite teasing, though both firmly deny having a romantic relationship.
• Venerable Xiao Mo: Normally cold and arrogant, he treats Su Ke with unexpected respect because he recognizes that the couple may eventually surpass even him.
• Su Xiao: He has grown considerably since his earlier setbacks. After being influenced by the Golden Horned Beast’s killing instinct, he has learned to control himself under Su Ke’s guidance. With a powerful avatar and extensive family support, he is now expected to become a King-Level powerhouse.
• Su Xiao’s friends: Two young female geniuses admire Su Ke and Eloy as the defining idols of their era and look to Su Xiao for insight into the final match.

Significant Themes

• Extraordinary talent and unequal starting points: The chapter contrasts the immense effort required by ordinary geniuses with the advantages possessed by Su Ke and Eloy, whose achievements far exceed those of their peers.
• The cost of cultivation: The deaths of many World Lords emphasize the danger of humanity’s cultivation system and the rarity of surviving to become an Immortal God.
• Reputation versus reality: The entire world expects a decisive battle, but the couple sees the qualification match as a formality and refuses to perform for public expectations.
• Marriage as partnership: Su Ke and Eloy’s marriage strengthens rather than weakens their individual achievements. Their final “battle” becomes a playful private agreement instead of a true rivalry.
• Inheritance and family support: Su Xiao’s growth demonstrates how talent, guidance, resources, and family legacy can shape a future powerhouse.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy jokingly tease Agni and Meilulan about their constant companionship, while Eloy humorously argues that their different races should not prevent romance.
• Agni and Meilulan respond with embarrassment and quickly redirect the conversation toward the qualification battle.
• Venerable Xiao Mo’s respectful nod toward Su Ke creates jealousy and surprise among the other World Lords, highlighting the couple’s elevated status.
• Su Ke and Eloy defeat their opponents without hostility, treating the competition as a routine exercise.
• In their final match, they exchange only token attacks before Su Ke voluntarily admits defeat.
• Afterward, Eloy jokes that spectators may accuse them of fixing the match, while Su Ke dismisses public opinion.
• Su Xiao accurately reads his grandparents’ intentions, impressing and confusing his friends when the match unfolds exactly as he predicted.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke has spent three thousand years cultivating, focusing mainly on the Nine Universes Chaos Stele, Years Secret Canon, and Six Nirvana.
• He has reached the 20th level in the Nine Universes Chaos Stele, but the 21st level requires significantly more time.
• Su Ke has gained acknowledgment from all Origin Laws except Space, which is the most challenging.
• He completes the cultivation method Six Nirvana, reaching 100% completion.
• Upon completion, Su Ke's consciousness is drawn into a mysterious Firmament Ancient Tree, cleansing and transforming his mind.
• His mental will and law talent improve significantly, making it easier to comprehend the Origin Laws.
• Su Ke returns to Gulei Planet to claim his reward and anticipates the true master behind Gulei Planet revealing himself.

Character Developments

• Su Ke's cultivation has advanced significantly, with his mental will and law talent reaching the limit of a Universe Venerable.
• His family members, who share his talent, also experience improvements in their comprehension abilities.
• Su Ke contemplates the possibility of his family members becoming Universe Masters in the future.
• The Su Family on Liuyun Continent has grown in power and influence, with Su Kai and Alice reaching the Domain Lord Rank.

Significant Themes

• The importance of persistent effort in cultivation.
• The difficulty of comprehending the Laws of Time and Space.
• The potential of the Human Race with Su Ke's talent and Six Nirvana.
• The mystery and danger surrounding Gulei Planet and its true master.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke interacts with his family members, discussing their shared talent and the improvements they've experienced.
• Su Kai and Alice share their excitement about the changes they've experienced due to Su Ke's breakthrough.
• The Su Family gathers to confirm that they have all experienced the same changes in their comprehension abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke returns to Holy Mountain City after three thousand years, where he encounters the now-aged city lord.
• He descends into Thunder Abyss and activates Six Nirvana, revealing an ancient stone gate.
• Su Ke enters a mysterious dark space and meets a silver-haired, one-eyed machine, who reveals it's not part of the Machine Race but an Intelligent Life given an Evolution Heart.
• Su Ke is transported to a vast palace and guided by the machine to a lake with a wooden cabin, where he meets a monstrous being.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Returns to his past, reflects on his journey, and meets the aged city lord. He activates Six Nirvana and meets the creator of Gulei Planet.
• The City Lord: Now aged and at the ninth level of the Stellar Rank, she feels unease upon sensing Su Ke's presence.
• The Silver-haired, One-eyed Machine: Reveals it's not part of the Machine Race but an Intelligent Life given an Evolution Heart, serving as a guard for Gulei Planet.
• The Monstrous Being: The creator of Gulei Planet, who reveals he has an opportunity for Su Ke.

Significant Themes

• Time and aging: The passage of time is emphasized through Su Ke's return to Holy Mountain City and his encounter with the aged city lord.
• Power and cultivation: The power dynamics between different races and ranks are explored, with Su Ke's cultivation of Six Nirvana being a significant achievement.
• Opportunity and destiny: The monstrous being's offer of an opportunity to Su Ke hints at the theme of destiny and the potential consequences of accepting it.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and the City Lord: They briefly interact, with Su Ke reflecting on their past and the city lord feeling unease.
• Su Ke and the Silver-haired, One-eyed Machine: They exchange information about the Machine Race and the Intelligent Life's origins.
• Su Ke and the Monstrous Being: They meet for the first time, with the monstrous being revealing he has an opportunity for Su Ke.

Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke meets Hulao Master, a Universe Master, who reveals that Six Nirvana was not created by him but obtained from a dangerous place beyond the universe.
• Hulao Master presents Su Ke with a trial to pass, involving entering a world within a stone stele at the bottom of a volcano.
• The trial requires Su Ke to reach a giant tree in a Blood Sea world within ten thousand years, or his consciousness will be trapped and eroded.

Character Developments

• Su Ke demonstrates remarkable willpower and resilience, persevering through immense pressure and mental temptation to reach the giant tree.
• Hulao Master reveals his desperation and hope in Su Ke's success, indicating that he has been searching for someone to pass this trial for a long time.

Significant Themes

• The power of will and determination in overcoming adversity.
• The connection between Six Nirvana and the ancient civilization's trials.

Character Interactions

• Hulao Master and Su Ke: Hulao Master presents Su Ke with a trial, expressing his hope for Su Ke's success, while Su Ke faces the trial with unwavering resolve.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke completes the trial in the Blood Sea world, which was specifically designed for Six Nirvana cultivators; all non-Six-Nirvana beings (even Universe Masters/Supremes) would certainly die.
• Upon passing, the world-ending giant tree transforms into a rain of light, condensing into a blood-red Seed. The Blood Sea waters it, turning it into a drop of blood.
• The Seed rushes into Su Ke, becoming the "Nirvana Seed," making him a "Nirvana Adept." The stone tablet containing the trial shatters.
• The inheritance's detailed information is locked behind the requirement of becoming a True God (Universe Supreme), so Su Ke cannot yet use it. His will nevertheless breaks through to the "Universe Master threshold."
• Lord Hulao, waiting outside, is thrilled. He claims Su Ke as his disciple and brings him back to his lakeside retreat.
• Lord Hulao reveals he is a top-three treasure-refiner in the universe, capable of refining Top-Tier True Treasures, and shares his origins: he left the Primal Universe for the vast outside world (the Cosmic Sea), survived countless crises, and rose to peak Universe Master status. He compares himself to Chaos City Leader and Lord of Peng Gong.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Gains a mysterious, potentially ancient-civilization inheritance and a new title (Nirvana Adept); grows in willpower; becomes Lord Hulao's disciple but remains cautious and inwardly conflicted about accepting an unfamiliar master.
• Lord Hulao: Transitions from cold, intimidating figure to excited, warm (though still commanding) mentor. He shows pride in his treasure-refining skill and reveals his desperate hope that Su Ke's success might lead to a future breakthrough for himself.

Significant Themes

• Trial and worthiness: The world's lethality emphasizes that only the uniquely qualified (Six Nirvana cultivators) may obtain the inheritance.
• Hidden knowledge and future potential: The Nirvana Seed's true secrets require a far higher realm, leaving advancement as a dangling motivation.
• Master-disciple bonds and trust: The relationship is built on utility and hope as much as genuine kinship; Su Ke's wariness highlights the tension.
• Cosmic scale and ambition: Lord Hulao's backstory expands the setting beyond the Primal Universe, hinting at vaster dangers and opportunities.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke reports his trial experience honestly to Lord Hulao, who listens and explains Six Nirvana's background and his own past.
• Lord Hulao formally accepts Su Ke as a disciple, promising future rewards (e.g., a Top-Tier True Treasure) but also making clear Su Ke cannot easily refuse. Their dynamic is one of cautious mutual need—Su Ke for protection and knowledge, Hulao for hope and a path forward.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sky Wolf Master reveals that Six Nirvana is incomplete and its latter portions are hidden in a dangerous region of the Cosmic Sea, inaccessible within the Primal Universe.
• To cultivate the latter portions, Su Ke must venture into this dangerous region, requiring peak Universe Master strength, a top-tier palace-type true treasure, and the will of a Universe Supreme.
• Sky Wolf Master offers Su Ke two true treasures from his collection as a gift.

Character Developments

• Sky Wolf Master: Reveals his vast wealth and artifact forging prowess, expresses hope for Su Ke's growth, and offers assistance for the Death Star Vine's breakthrough.
• Su Ke: Demonstrates determination to help the Death Star Vine evolve, showcases his insight and luck in selecting valuable true treasures.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strength and will in achieving goals.
• The value of external strengths (true treasures, plant lifeforms) and their potential costs.
• The relationship between a teacher and disciple, and the opportunities a teacher can provide.

Character Interactions

• Sky Wolf Master and Su Ke: Teacher-student relationship, with Sky Wolf Master offering guidance, resources, and opportunities for growth. Su Ke demonstrates his determination and potential, impressing his teacher.
• Su Ke and the Death Star Vine: Su Ke's resolve to help the Death Star Vine evolve, showcasing his commitment to his auxiliary lifeform.

Chapter Summary: The Teacher’s Conditions

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke discovers a massive pair of white mechanical wings suspended in the sky. His Insight Eye identifies them as incomplete Chaos Light Wings, immediately reminding him of the legendary Chaos Golden—or “Shiwu”—Wings from the original story.
• Recognizing their potential value, Su Ke asks his teacher, Hulao, about them. Hulao explains that he found the wings in a dangerous region beyond the universe. Although their actual power is weaker than expected, they are extraordinarily durable, mysterious, and impossible even for Hulao to refine.
• Su Ke attempts to obtain the wings while still having Hulao help his Death Star Vine evolve. Hulao refuses to combine the arrangements but offers a separate condition: Su Ke may have the wings if he can personally kill a Universe Venerable, without relying on allies, the Death Star Vine, or external methods.
• Su Ke accepts confidently, believing that although he cannot accomplish this yet, his future strength may eventually allow it.
• Hulao reveals that he possesses another similar wing-type treasure: a blue pair. Su Ke also asks about other known wings, leading Hulao to mention the Machine Race’s Tianyang Venerable and his Flowing Light Wings.
• Su Ke identifies these wings as another incomplete pair of Chaos Wings, likely related to the same Wu State mechanical-stream treasures as the Chaos Golden Wings. He then finds Hulao’s blue wings, which are identified as Chaos Ice Wings.
• Su Ke believes the Chaos Light Wings are suited to himself, while the Chaos Ice Wings may be useful for Eloy. He considers eventually trading for them.
• Su Ke returns to Hulao and presents the two ordinary True Treasures he selected for the Death Star Vine’s evolution. Hulao confirms that their combined value fulfills the requirement.
• Hulao warns Su Ke that the evolution may fail and cost him more than ten True Treasures, an enormous loss even for powerful Universe Masters. Su Ke nevertheless remains completely determined.
• The chapter ends with Hulao agreeing to begin the Death Star Vine’s breakthrough immediately.

Character Developments

• Su Ke demonstrates growing ambition, resourcefulness, and boldness. He immediately recognizes the importance of the wings and shamelessly negotiates with Hulao to obtain them without sacrificing the Death Star Vine’s evolution.
• He also shows increased confidence in his future potential by accepting the seemingly extreme challenge of killing a Universe Venerable.
• Hulao reveals himself as both generous and strict. He values Su Ke’s ambition but insists that valuable treasures must be earned through meaningful accomplishments.
• Hulao’s warnings emphasize his concern for Su Ke’s judgment, while his eventual agreement shows his trust in Su Ke’s determination.
• The Death Star Vine is portrayed almost as a living companion, subtly seeming to resist the dangerous investment in its evolution, though Su Ke refuses to reconsider.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and determination: Su Ke’s desire to acquire rare treasures reflects his willingness to pursue extraordinary goals.
• The cost of advancement: Power and evolution require enormous sacrifices, and Su Ke must weigh the risk of losing many True Treasures against the possibility of strengthening the Death Star Vine.
• Earning one’s rewards: Hulao’s condition establishes that powerful treasures cannot simply be requested; Su Ke must prove his strength by defeating a Universe Venerable alone.
• Hidden treasures and future potential: The incomplete wings hint at a much larger system of scattered Chaos Wings and foreshadow future quests to locate and combine them.
• Teacher-student trust: Hulao challenges Su Ke rather than simply indulging him, while Su Ke accepts the conditions without hesitation.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke respectfully questions Hulao about the white wings, carefully testing whether his teacher still values or needs them.
• His playful attempt to obtain the wings while keeping the Death Star Vine’s evolution reveals a teasing, shameless dynamic between disciple and teacher.
• Hulao responds with amused irritation but ultimately gives Su Ke a fair opportunity to earn the treasure.
• Their later conversation about the two ordinary True Treasures shifts from negotiation to serious counsel, with Hulao warning Su Ke about the dangers of failure.
• Despite the risks, Su Ke’s firm decision earns Hulao’s approval, and Hulao agrees to personally assist with the Death Star Vine’s breakthrough.

Chapter Summary: “Universe Venerable Level!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hulao begins the dangerous and expensive process of advancing Su Ke’s Death Star Vine to the Universe Venerable level.
• He feeds it numerous rare treasures, slows the surrounding flow of time, and repeatedly strikes its massive body with a mysterious hammer, effectively “forging” its evolutionary transformation.
• The final stage causes intense pain, as golden lightning tears through the Death Star Vine for more than three months. Su Ke comforts it through their mental connection while anxiously waiting.
• The Death Star Vine successfully breaks through. A massive tricolored vortex appears, and the universe’s origin pours vast amounts of time-origin divine power into it.
• The breakthrough’s scale is far greater than that of an ordinary Universe Venerable, indicating that the Death Star Vine possesses extraordinary potential and should be especially powerful.
• Although only about 21% of its enormous divine body is immediately converted into Universe Venerable divine power, its total reserves are still vastly greater than those of ordinary experts because of its immense size.
• After transforming into a palm-sized form, the Death Star Vine merges with Su Ke as battle armor, greatly increasing his strength.
• Hulao gives Su Ke a token that allows him to contact him anywhere in the universe. He also warns Su Ke not to become overly dependent on plant lifeforms and to focus on his own cultivation.
• Su Ke returns to the Human Race’s territory and reunites with his Mother Empress of All Things clone in the Floating Cloud Universe Kingdom.
• The clone reflects on recent gains: becoming Hulao’s disciple, breaking through his will to the Universe Master level, obtaining the mysterious Nirvana Seed, evolving the Death Star Vine, and learning about the supreme wing treasures.
• His life-gene research has surpassed nine thousand times and is approaching the perfect 10,081-fold level, after which he plans to attempt his breakthrough to Immortal.
• The chapter ends when the Mother Empress of All Things suddenly discovers that her Cultivation Alienation Talent is improving far faster than before.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Grows more powerful and confident after obtaining a Universe Venerable-level companion. His emotional attachment to the Death Star Vine is emphasized, viewing it as both a lifelong companion and a child. He remains grateful and respectful toward Hulao but recognizes the need to strengthen himself independently.
• Death Star Vine: Successfully evolves from an Immortal-level plant lifeform into a Universe Venerable. It masters the complete time laws, gains a Venerable divine body, and becomes a powerful battle-armor form for Su Ke.
• Hulao: Demonstrates extraordinary mastery over time-space techniques, treasures, and evolutionary methods. His willingness to spend immense resources and personally aid Su Ke reveals his investment in Su Ke’s future, though he still cautions him against reliance on external power.
• Mother Empress of All Things clone: Returns to cultivation with renewed ambition. She is close to achieving the perfect life-gene level and becomes intrigued—and surprised—by the sudden acceleration of her Cultivation Alienation Talent.

Significant Themes

• Transformation through hardship: The Death Star Vine’s advancement resembles the forging of a weapon, emphasizing that great evolution requires pain, endurance, and refinement.
• Mentorship and gratitude: Hulao’s aid establishes a meaningful teacher-disciple relationship, while Su Ke’s gratitude highlights the importance of guidance from stronger beings.
• Power versus self-reliance: Although the Death Star Vine greatly increases Su Ke’s strength, Hulao warns that personal cultivation must remain the foundation of his power.
• Potential and destiny: The unusually large breakthrough phenomenon suggests that the Death Star Vine may possess strength far beyond an ordinary Universe Venerable.
• Mystery and future discoveries: The Nirvana Seed, Six Nirvana, Nirvana Adept, and supreme wing treasures introduce unresolved mysteries connected to the Cosmic Sea.
• The scale of life and divine power: The chapter stresses the enormous advantage of a gigantic divine body, while also showing that such a body is difficult to fully transform.

Important Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Hulao: Hulao acts as a strict but supportive teacher, guiding the breakthrough and giving Su Ke a communication token. Su Ke expresses sincere thanks and accepts Hulao’s warning to cultivate personally.
• Su Ke and the Death Star Vine: Their mental bond allows Su Ke to sense its pain, relief, and joy. His concern during the breakthrough demonstrates their deep emotional connection.
• Hulao and the Death Star Vine: Hulao treats it like material being refined, feeding it treasures, manipulating time, and hammering its body to force evolution.
• Su Ke and the Mother Empress of All Things clone: Though they are separate forms, the chapter links their progress: Su Ke returns with a stronger Death Star Vine while the clone prepares for its own advancement and investigates the Nirvana Seed.

Chapter Summary: Journey to Unlock the Treasures

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke discovers that his Cultivation Alienation Talent—which allows him to steadily improve any secret technique without bottlenecks—has become dramatically more efficient. The increase is even greater than the boost he received after completing Six Nirvana.
• He suspects the improvement is caused by the mysterious Nirvana Seed, whose influence he cannot directly perceive. He also wonders whether this enhanced cultivation efficiency can benefit his family or is limited to himself.
• On Purple Thorn Island, Su Ke and Eloy continue cultivating toward the 10,081-times Life Gene Level. Eloy is close to perfection but has delayed becoming Undying until her Life Gene Level is complete.
• Eloy has deepened her understanding of the Beast God Path and can create Ultimate Secret Techniques, while Su Ke relies on the powerful techniques of the Years Secret Canon rather than creating his own.
• Su Ke invites Eloy to visit the Treasure Land, since his advancement toward becoming Undying is approaching and they now have fewer reasons to avoid seeking treasures.
• They enter the Treasure Land and head toward one of its 108 most precious mountains, beginning with the 108th. Sixty-six of the legendary mountains remain unopened.
• Their arrival quickly attracts the attention of thousands of inheritors. Many speculate that hostile alien races might attack them, though the previous failed assassination and the likely protection of the Ancestor God Sect discourage another attempt.
• Su Ke has prepared carefully: Death Star Vine, now a Universe Venerable, is concealed on him, while Su Ke and Eloy retain avatars and other trump cards.
• Insect Chaser King, one of Purple Thorn Island’s strongest King-level inheritors, approaches them warmly and offers to guide them through the Treasure Land. They accept, and more than ten thousand inheritors gather to watch the famous human geniuses.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Gains renewed confidence in his future cultivation after discovering the Nirvana Seed’s apparent effect. He becomes more willing to pursue treasures and displays calmness, caution, and the confidence appropriate to a renowned powerhouse.
• Eloy: Continues approaching perfect Life Gene Level and remains deliberately at the World Master stage rather than breaking through prematurely. She is curious and slightly uncertain about the Treasure Land but becomes more hopeful after learning about its unopened treasures.
• Death Star Vine: Has advanced to the Universe Venerable level and now serves as a concealed protector for Su Ke.
• Insect Chaser King: Reveals a favorable attitude toward humanity and deliberately befriends Su Ke and Eloy, recognizing their exceptional status and potential.

Significant Themes

• Talent, treasures, and destiny: Su Ke’s unexplained improvement suggests that hidden treasures can reshape one’s potential, while the Treasure Land operates according to the idea that treasures belong to those “fated” to obtain them.
• Preparation versus risk: Although Su Ke and Eloy openly enter a dangerous location, they do so with concealed protectors, avatars, powerful wills, and emergency defenses.
• The pursuit of perfection: Eloy refuses to advance until her Life Gene Level is fully perfected, emphasizing the value of building an unshakable foundation before breaking through.
• Fame and reputation: Their past achievements, Eloy’s hundreds of thousands of battles, and the failed assassination have made them major figures whose every public appearance attracts enormous attention.
• Human–alien relationships: Insect Chaser King’s friendliness contrasts with the hostility of alien factions and shows that individual alliances can exist despite broader racial conflict.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy discuss their nearly equal progress toward perfect Life Gene Level, reinforcing their close partnership and shared cultivation path.
• Su Ke invites Eloy to the Treasure Land, and she relies on his previous experience and judgment.
• They calmly ignore the crowds and rumors surrounding them, presenting a united and confident front.
• Insect Chaser King approaches them with unusual warmth, offering guidance because of their fame, potential, and his goodwill toward humans.
• The chapter ends with Insect Chaser King acknowledging their immense popularity as thousands of inheritors gather to observe their attempt to unlock one of the Treasure Land’s legendary mountains.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke, Eloy, and Insect Chaser King explore the 108th and 107th highest mountain peaks in the Treasure Land, hoping to trigger one of the extremely rare mountain treasures. Neither peak reacts.
• Their efforts are mocked by many foreign-race inheritors, especially Howling Mirror King, who resents Eloy because she defeated it in the Glory World.
• When the group reaches the 106th peak, the mountain suddenly begins trembling. The entire Treasure Land realizes that one of the legendary treasures is being activated.
• Several inheritors on the mountain assume they triggered it, but the Five-Colored Aurora Lake descends, enclosing the peak and expelling everyone except Eloy.
• It becomes clear that Eloy—not Su Ke, Insect Chaser King, or the other inheritors—fulfilled the treasure’s conditions. The human race has successfully opened one of the 108 greatest mountain treasures.
• Tens of millions of inheritors gather to witness the rare event. Once the auroras withdraw, Su Ke and Eloy leave secretly for a secluded canyon.
• Eloy reveals that she received the Silver Dragon Phantom Ship, a Top-Tier Heavy Treasure comparable in value to an ordinary Treasure.
• The ship provides exceptional defense against material and soul attacks and possesses tremendous straight-line acceleration, making it highly effective for survival and escape.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Remains confident throughout the exploration, already knowing that Eloy has the greatest chance of obtaining the treasure. He is amused by the foreign races’ envy and plans to keep the benefits within his group. He also wonders whether the usual rule limiting each inheritor to one treasure can be overcome.
• Eloy: Gains a powerful flying-palace-type treasure from her connection to the inheritance left by the Wine Master, the Natural Beast God of Space and Wind. Her success further establishes her extraordinary potential.
• Insect Chaser King: Initially doubtful that anyone will succeed, he becomes excited when the mountain reacts, briefly hoping he triggered the treasure. He is ultimately disappointed but accepts the result and refrains from intruding on Su Ke and Eloy’s private discussion.
• Howling Mirror King: Its resentment toward Eloy intensifies when it realizes she—not another inheritor—opened the treasure. Its pride and jealousy make it especially bitter toward the human race.

Significant Themes

• Rare opportunity and fate: The 108 mountain treasures are extraordinarily difficult to obtain, and success depends on fulfilling conditions established by powerful predecessors.
• Envy and rivalry: The foreign races’ reactions show how unwilling powerful inheritors are to see rivals, especially humans, gain advantages.
• Hidden confidence versus apparent luck: Su Ke and Eloy appear to be casually wandering, but Su Ke is actually acting with full confidence in their chances.
• Power and survival: The Silver Dragon Phantom Ship emphasizes the importance of defensive treasures, especially those capable of resisting attacks from powerful Universe Venerables and aiding escape.
• Keeping benefits within one’s faction: Su Ke intends for the available treasures to go to Eloy, himself, or Palace Master Fanhai rather than outsiders.

Character Interactions

• Eloy and Insect Chaser King discuss the difficulty of opening the mountain treasures, while Su Ke quietly expresses confidence that one may respond to them.
• Howling Mirror King watches from a distance, openly hostile toward Eloy because of its past defeat.
• During the treasure activation, the various inheritors argue over who triggered it, each hoping to claim the reward.
• After Eloy obtains the treasure, she privately tells Su Ke about it and allows him to inspect and claim ownership of the Silver Dragon Phantom Ship.
• The chapter ends with the couple comparing the new ship to Su Ke’s own flying-palace treasure, the Youguang Gourd.

Chapter Summary: “Beast God Udi, the Sun-Devouring Wings!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After Su Ke’s earlier success in opening a treasure, he and Eloy return to Treasure Land to inspect the remaining peaks. Because each inheritor can normally open only one treasure, the surrounding races assume Su Ke is wasting his time.
• The two humans visit peak after peak, from the 105th down toward the 67th, without triggering any response. Their persistence becomes a source of amusement and mockery among the watching inheritors.
• A hostile alien confronts them at the 69th peak, declaring that humans cannot obtain another treasure. Su Ke and Eloy ignore it, reflecting their calm confidence and acceptance of the hostility directed toward humanity as a powerful peak race.
• At the 67th-highest peak, Su Ke kneels and fulfills the hidden condition for activating the treasure. The entire mountain trembles, and Five-Colored Aurora Lake seals off the peak, confirming that another treasure has been awakened.
• The observers are shocked to discover that the second treasure has been obtained by Su Ke, the other human, rather than Eloy. Their success causes widespread disbelief, jealousy, and suspicion, especially from Howling Mirror King, who suspects the Ancestor God Sect has secretly favored humanity.
• A golden World Ring emerges from the mountain and flies to Su Ke. Inside it is a pair of enormous black metallic wings, whose appearance reminds him of the Chaos Light Wings associated with his teacher Hulao.
• Using the Insight Eye, Su Ke discovers that the wings are the second pair of Chaos Light Wings, incomplete but extraordinarily valuable. He immediately recognizes them as his own.
• The aurora then transmits a message from Natural Beast God Udi, revealing that the wings were left behind as the treasure known as the Sun-Devouring Wings. Udi also left behind an inheritance called the Seven Realms of Time.
• The treasure’s conditions required a World Lord younger than ten thousand years old, possessing Universe Venerable-level willpower, and capable of kowtowing three times at the treasure’s location. Su Ke realizes that the conditions were designed specifically for an exceptional inheritor like him.

Character Developments

• Su Ke remains composed despite the attention and ridicule of the surrounding races. His confidence grows into excitement when he realizes that the treasure contains the second pair of Chaos Light Wings he had been seeking.
• His Insight Eye continues to prove crucial, allowing him to identify the wings’ true nature rather than relying only on their outward appearance.
• Su Ke demonstrates increasing awareness of his destiny and the strange alignment of events surrounding him. He interprets the discovery as an instance of fate, since he obtains the second pair of wings before even beginning a search for them.
• Eloy acts as Su Ke’s loyal companion. Although she knows she cannot obtain another treasure, she continues accompanying him and takes genuine joy in his success.
• Howling Mirror King becomes consumed by jealousy and suspicion after learning that two humans have obtained treasures. Its reaction highlights the enormous disparity between Su Ke’s fortune and that of other powerful inheritors.
• Natural Beast God Udi is characterized through his message as a solitary, ancient, and generous figure who left behind his treasure and inheritance for future descendants despite uncertainty about his own fate.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: Su Ke obtains an incredibly rare treasure almost effortlessly, suggesting that his path is guided by circumstances beyond ordinary luck.
• The strong devouring the weak: Su Ke and Eloy discuss how peak races rise through warfare, resource seizure, and generations of conflict. They view humanity’s violence toward other races as an unavoidable part of survival in the universe.
• Racial hatred and political tension: Humanity’s status as a peak race has earned it many enemies. The alien hostility and Howling Mirror King’s resentment show how deeply these old rivalries run.
• Fortune and jealousy: The other inheritors’ reactions emphasize how extraordinary Su Ke’s success is. Their envy contrasts sharply with his calm attitude.
• Inheritance and legacy: Udi’s message introduces the idea that ancient beings preserve their knowledge and treasures for future generations, even when they may no longer survive.
• Secrecy and power: Treasure Land’s isolation mechanisms ensure that outsiders cannot learn the true identity of the treasure, reinforcing the importance of concealment in the struggle for supreme power.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy work together as companions, with Eloy supporting his search despite having no personal chance of gaining another treasure.
• The watching inheritors ridicule and question the humans, but their mockery turns into shock when Su Ke successfully activates the 67th peak.
• The hostile reptilian alien openly challenges the humans, but Su Ke and Eloy refuse to engage, showing their disregard for provocation.
• Howling Mirror King’s reaction to Su Ke’s success reveals its deep resentment toward humanity and its inability to accept that humans have gained two treasures.
• Su Ke’s final interaction is with Udi’s recorded message, which connects him to the ancient Natural Beast God and grants him both the Sun-Devouring Wings and the Seven Realms of Time inheritance.

Chapter Summary: “There Had to Be Foul Play!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Ke successfully obtains the second pair of wing treasures from the sixty-seventh mountain peak in Treasure Land. Once he acquires the first pair from Hulao, he will possess two complete pairs and potentially gain an ability comparable to a Universe Master’s Time-Space Mastery.
• Although the treasure requires him to comprehend its internal secret patterns before fully using it, Su Ke is confident that mastery is only a matter of time.
• His emergence causes widespread shock, jealousy, and greed among the inheritors. Many assume he has obtained a treasure comparable to a High-Tier True Treasure and would try to kill him for it if not for the protection of Five-Colored Aurora Lake.
• Su Ke reunites with Eloy and leaves Treasure Land, but the unusual circumstances of his success attract attention. Other inheritors notice that he worshiped the mountain before the treasure appeared.
• Believing worship might be the secret to opening the peaks, countless inheritors rush to the 108 mountains and begin kneeling or bowing in imitation. The chaotic “kneeling army” eventually becomes a tradition for newcomers to Treasure Land, despite most participants having no idea whether it actually works.
• News spreads throughout Purple Thorn Island and across the universe that two human World Masters have obtained treasures from the normally unopened 108 highest peaks.
• Back on Purple Thorn Island, Palace Master Fanhai visits Su Ke. He reveals the truth: he obtained the wing treasure and the Seven Realms of Time inheritance, while Eloy obtained an ancient flying-palace-type treasure left by the Wind-Space Beast God, Wine Master.
• Fanhai warns Su Ke that rumors have exaggerated his gains and that hostile races may be deliberately spreading them to make him a target. Su Ke recognizes the danger but remains confident that he can protect himself, especially after becoming Undying.
• Su Ke privately tells Fanhai that he knows the conditions for opening the fifty-ninth treasure. Since he and Eloy are no longer eligible to open another treasure, he gives the opportunity to Fanhai.
• Fanhai follows Su Ke’s instructions and successfully opens the fifty-ninth treasure, producing the unprecedented event of three treasures being obtained consecutively from the 108 peaks.
• The Ancestor God Sect investigates the mountains and Five-Colored Aurora Lake for possible irregularities but finds nothing wrong. They ultimately conclude that the human successes are simply extraordinary luck.
• Other races refuse to accept this explanation and accuse the Human Race of cheating or benefiting from hidden favoritism. They demand that the human treasures be confiscated, creating a major uproar.
• The chapter ends with Su Ke, Eloy, and Fanhai together, as Su Ke asks what treasure Fanhai received.

Character Developments

• Su Ke: Becomes more confident and calculating after obtaining the wing treasure. He understands both its immense potential and the dangers created by public knowledge of his success. He also demonstrates loyalty and generosity by sharing the secret of the fifty-ninth treasure with Fanhai rather than exploiting it himself.
• Eloy: Remains Su Ke’s trusted companion and fellow beneficiary of Treasure Land. She obtains a powerful ancient ship treasure and leaves the site with him.
• Palace Master Fanhai: Shows deep concern for Su Ke’s safety and continues to act as a protective senior figure. Her successful acquisition of the fifty-ninth treasure strengthens her position but also leaves her feeling indebted to Su Ke.
• The inheritors: Their behavior reveals how strongly greed, envy, and desperation influence them. They quickly imitate Su Ke’s worship ritual, turning a private act into a mass spectacle and eventually a tradition.

Significant Themes

• Greed and envy: The inheritors’ reactions show how quickly extraordinary rewards provoke hostility and irrational behavior.
• Luck versus hidden manipulation: The human victories appear so unlikely that other races assume foul play, while the Ancestor God Sect’s investigation finds no evidence of cheating.
• Knowledge as power: Su Ke’s understanding of the treasure-opening conditions gives him influence greater than the treasures he personally acquired.
• Trust and loyalty: Su Ke shares valuable secret information with Fanhai because of their longstanding bond, while Fanhai’s willingness to protect him reflects genuine familial loyalty.
• Reputation and danger: Public fame brings not only prestige but also the threat of assassination, as rumors inflate Su Ke’s treasures and make him a target.
• Collective irrationality: Once enough inheritors begin kneeling, embarrassment disappears and imitation becomes normalized, illustrating how crowds can transform absurd behavior into accepted custom.

Important Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Eloy leave Treasure Land together after securing their treasures, emphasizing their partnership.
• Su Ke and Palace Master Fanhai discuss his gains and the dangers of becoming famous. Fanhai offers immediate protection if he is threatened.
• Su Ke reveals his secret knowledge about the fifty-ninth treasure only to Fanhai, demonstrating trust and affection.
• Fanhai’s successful opening validates Su Ke’s secret method and intensifies political suspicion toward the Human Race.
• The chapter concludes with Su Ke asking Fanhai about her reward, setting up the revelation of what the fifty-ninth treasure contains.

Chapter Summary: “Byproduct”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Palace Master Fanhai reveals that the treasure she obtained is a Feather Garment, armor comparable to a high-tier true treasure. She credits Su Ke for helping her access the treasure mountain and promises to remember the favor.
• Fanhai announces that she will enter seclusion to pursue a possible breakthrough from Universe Overlord to Universe Master. Although success is uncertain, Su Ke encourages her to focus entirely on cultivation. Before leaving for Human Race territory, she arranges contacts who can assist him in her absence.
• News spreads that three Human Race inheritors obtained the 108 most precious treasures in the Ancestor God Sect’s Treasure Land.
• Eloy tells her teacher, Liuyun Universe Kingdom Lord, about obtaining the Silver Rainbow Phantom Ship. When one disciple suggests that she give the treasure to her teacher, Liuyun angrily rejects the idea, insisting that Eloy’s opportunity belongs to her and must not be coveted.
• Su Ke studies the Sun-Devouring Wings, discovering that they are part of a mechanical treasure set and possess three powerful forms. Through the inheritance technique Seven Realms of Time, he learns how to use them for flight, combat, escape, defense, and temporal manipulation.
• The first form greatly increases speed; the second generates controllable temporal turbulence that makes it difficult for even Universe Venerables to restrain him; the third creates a temporal tide and requires much deeper mastery of Seven Realms of Time.
• The wings can also envelop Su Ke as defensive armor, while their sharp feathers function as offensive blades. Combined with his Death Star Vine armor, they significantly improve his survivability.
• Su Ke’s research into life genes produces unexpected byproducts, including improved Life Gene Levels and new Bloodline Evolution Agents. His Mother Empress clone reaches nearly 10,000 times Life Gene Level when using Teng Snake Power.
• Su Ke successfully develops a World Lord Bloodline Evolution Agent, potentially a major breakthrough because high-grade bloodline agents are extremely rare and often require killing members of powerful races.

Character Developments

• Su Ke becomes increasingly powerful and versatile. The Sun-Devouring Wings give him exceptional speed, escape ability, defense, and combat potential, while his mastery of life research advances rapidly.
• Palace Master Fanhai shows strong trust and gratitude toward Su Ke. Her decision to enter seclusion suggests she may be approaching a major cultivation breakthrough.
• Eloy gains an extremely valuable treasure while remaining only a World Lord, placing her in a position of unusual fortune and potential.
• Liuyun Universe Kingdom Lord demonstrates integrity as a teacher. He refuses to exploit Eloy’s youth or subordinate status to claim her treasure and firmly reprimands disciples who suggest it.
• The Mother Empress of All Things clone recognizes that the human body is better suited to practicing the wing techniques, while continuing to benefit from Su Ke’s life research.

Significant Themes

• Fortune and opportunity: Treasures and breakthroughs arise from individual chances, but Su Ke’s assistance enables others to benefit as well.
• Trust and reciprocal loyalty: Fanhai’s gratitude and Liuyun’s defense of Eloy highlight the importance of respecting personal opportunities and relationships.
• Integrity and mentorship: Liuyun rejects greed within his disciples and insists that a teacher should celebrate, not seize, a student’s success.
• Growth through research and inheritance: Su Ke combines ancient techniques, treasure abilities, and scientific life research to create new advantages.
• Accumulated power and preparation: The chapter emphasizes layering different defensive and offensive abilities—wings, armor, Star Vine, and life-gene enhancements—to prepare for future dangers.
• The value of unintended discoveries: Su Ke’s most important developments, particularly the bloodline agents, emerge as byproducts rather than his original objective.

Character Interactions

• Su Ke and Palace Master Fanhai share a close senior-junior relationship built on mutual assistance. She thanks him for enabling her treasure acquisition, while he urges her to prioritize her possible breakthrough.
• Fanhai proactively arranges support for Su Ke before entering seclusion, showing continued concern for him.
• Liuyun and his disciples clash over whether Eloy should surrender her treasure. His anger reinforces his protective and principled attitude, while the offending disciple is forced to apologize.
• Su Ke’s human body and Mother Empress clone effectively “interact” through strategic division of abilities: the human body will cultivate the wing techniques, while the clone continues life-gene research.
• Su Ke’s research links treasure cultivation with broader biological advancement, turning his personal discoveries into potentially important assets for the Human Race.

Key plot points and events

• Su Ke develops a family of bloodline-evolution agents, from A-grade through the unprecedented E1 grade, which could give users a World Lord bloodline. Though potentially capable of creating a powerful human race, the agents require the Mother Nest of All Things to produce, and Su Ke sets the project aside as unnecessary for now.
• As Su Ke prepares for his breakthrough to immortality, his million Players have spent three thousand years cultivating, fighting, adventuring, and pursuing other goals. Players who survived the Outer-Domain Battlefield have advanced quickly, while Su Ke rewards the hardiest among them with extra resources.
• Su Ke discovers that some Players have infiltrated the core ranks of humanity’s major powers and formed the “Human Destiny Community Liberation Front,” apparently aiming to challenge slavery and other injustices. Intrigued, he considers letting them pursue goals he lacks time to tackle—and even wonders whether he might take Players as disciples.
• Ji Ying, a Player in the Purple Moon Holy Land Universe, loses the World Lord division of the Hundred-City Championship. Despite her defeat, a prominent member of her family’s main branch in the Upper Realm notices her talent and offers to take her as a disciple, giving her a route into the Divine Realm.
• Squirrel-Eating Sunflower Seed, another reincarnated Player, loses a chance to possess a Special Lifeform after Ulimota’s interference. His God Eye Race teachers and elders are angered but resolve to secure him another opportunity. Unaware of their efforts, he laments the lost mission and reward.
• The chapter ends with Su Ke’s Mother Empress of All Things clone nearing a major breakthrough: its Life Gene Level is at 10,081 times.

Character developments and interactions

• Su Ke remains pragmatic and self-directed. He values the Su Family and his own research, but avoids projects that consume time or Mother Nest capacity without a clear benefit. His interest in the Players’ reformist group shows sympathy for their aims, though he does not plan to lead the effort himself.
• The Players have grown stronger and diversified: some risk their lives on the battlefield, others pursue influence within major institutions, and a few reincarnated beyond the Primal Universe thrive by staying cautious.
• Ji Ying takes her loss calmly, though she feels she has disappointed her family. Her relatives’ joy—and the offer from the Upper Realm—turn defeat into an unexpected opportunity.
• Squirrel-Eating Sunflower Seed sees the failed mission chiefly as lost effort and reward. In contrast, his teachers and elders treat him as a promising future of their race and quietly work to protect his prospects.

Significant themes

• Power and resources: Ambition alone is not enough; access to powerful institutions and resources can outweigh relentless effort.
• Pragmatism and priorities: Su Ke sets aside even world-changing work when it does not serve his immediate goals.
• Reform and injustice: The Players’ liberation group raises the possibility of challenging entrenched oppression, though Su Ke leaves the work to them.
• NPCs and genuine relationships: Players may view their surroundings as a game, while the people around them show real care, loyalty, and concern.
• Failure as opportunity: Ji Ying’s defeat unexpectedly opens a path to advancement, while Squirrel-Eating Sunflower Seed’s apparent setback prompts others to rally around him.

Key plot points and events

• Su Ke’s Mother Empress of All Things clone reaches a life-gene level of 10,081-fold, achieving perfect genes within the Primal Universe. Her body grows to over 90,000 kilometers tall as it absorbs enormous amounts of world power.
• At the moment her growth stops, time and space across World Domain freeze. A mysterious power from the universe’s Origin transforms Su Ke’s Original Core into a chaotic, space-time-like form and grants his consciousness a powerful innate secret technique.
• Su Ke receives “Boundary of a Finger, Myriad Aspects,” a speed-focused technique that combines extreme movement and agility with up to ten thousand convincing illusions. He can shift his true body among them, making the technique useful for both combat and escape.
• The technique demands immense energy: even after becoming undying, the clone would initially manage only about thirty half-minute uses before exhausting her divine body.
• The Mother Nest reacts to the clone’s breakthrough, absorbing world power and expanding to 980 million kilometers in diameter. Su Ke recognizes its immense potential as a divine-power reserve, despite its lower gene level compared with the clone.

Character developments and interactions

• Su Ke completes a major breakthrough, receives a Universe-Master-level innate secret technique, and begins assessing its limitations and the Mother Nest’s future potential.
• Eloy returns at Su Ke’s request to witness the transformation. She is awed by the clone’s perfection and growth, and her own research into life genes gives her a personal connection to the breakthrough. She experiences the universal time-stop but, unlike Su Ke, does not remember it.
• Su Ke promises Eloy biological material and information for her research, reinforcing their scientific partnership.

Significant themes

• Perfection and evolution: The breakthrough represents the culmination of Su Ke’s life-gene research and physically transforms both the clone and its associated Mother Nest.
• Power comes with costs: The new technique is extraordinarily versatile, but its extreme energy requirements sharply limit its use.
• Discovery through observation: Eloy’s witnessing of the event and Su Ke’s analysis show how breakthroughs can advance research as well as individual power.
• Potential and trade-offs: The Mother Nest’s vast size offers tremendous energy capacity, but its weaker gene level leaves it with shortcomings compared with the Nether Sea.