Chapter Summaries

Chapter Summary: “Roar!!!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• During a flight nearly 10,000 meters above the ground, a young girl sees a gigantic creature fly past the airplane. Her mother dismisses it as an impossible hallucination, unaware that the creature is actually a dragon.
• Wu An rides the dragon toward the outskirts of Zhonghai City. Using Psychokinesis, he creates an invisible barrier to protect himself from the powerful winds generated by the dragon’s extreme speed.
• Wu An marvels at the sensation of flying on a mythical creature and feels his ambition and confidence grow. Moss has erased surveillance footage, making the dragon’s appearance difficult to prove.
• At his villa, Shi Tianming assumes Wu An has already been dealt with and reflects arrogantly on his family’s influence. He believes General Chen’s interest in Wu An will not matter.
• Shi Tianming is informed that Lili, his mistress, has accused him of rape online. The accusation causes widespread outrage and sends the Shi Group’s stock price falling.
• Shi Tianming immediately blames Wu An, convinced that Wu An orchestrated Lili’s betrayal. Although initially furious, he uses the Shi Family’s influence to have the post and related online discussions removed.
• Reassured by his ability to control public opinion, Shi Tianming boasts that the Shi Family is the “sky” of Zhonghai City and that its power rests on strength.
• His confidence is abruptly shattered when a terrifying dragon roar reaches the villa, blowing out the building’s windows and lights. Shi Tianming suffers bleeding from his eyes, ears, nose, and mouth and is left horrified.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Displays growing confidence, excitement, and ambition as he embraces his new power and the symbolic status of riding a dragon. He appears increasingly fearless and unconcerned with remaining hidden.
• The little girl: Remains observant and truthful, recognizing the dragon despite her mother’s disbelief. Her sighting hints that the dragon’s presence may not remain entirely secret.
• The mother: Represents ordinary people’s disbelief in supernatural events, dismissing her daughter’s account because it seems impossible.
• Shi Tianming: Shifts from smug confidence to rage and then to terror. His belief in the Shi Family’s absolute control is undermined when Wu An’s retaliation arrives in a dramatic, supernatural form.
• Lili: Though absent from the scene, her accusation against Shi Tianming marks an important act of betrayal and suggests she may be cooperating with Wu An or acting against Shi Tianming independently.

Significant Themes

• Power versus arrogance: Shi Tianming’s belief that wealth and family influence make him untouchable is challenged by Wu An’s overwhelming supernatural power.
• The emergence of the extraordinary: The dragon’s appearance introduces a fantastical force into the ordinary modern world, contrasting airplanes, social media, and corporate influence with mythical power.
• Control of information: Shi Tianming suppresses online discussion through political and family influence, while Moss erases surveillance footage, showing both sides manipulating public perception.
• Revenge and retribution: The public accusation against Shi Tianming and the dragon’s arrival suggest Wu An is beginning to strike back directly.
• The limits of public opinion and authority: Shi Tianming believes censorship can erase his problems, but the dragon’s attack demonstrates that control over media cannot protect him from physical consequences.

Character Interactions

• The little girl insists to her mother that she saw a massive flying creature, while her mother humorously but firmly dismisses the claim.
• Shi Tianming and his subordinate discuss Lili’s accusation and the damage to the Shi Group. The subordinate urges him to focus on containing the crisis.
• Shi Tianming blames Wu An for the betrayal and boasts about the Shi Family’s ability to suppress public opinion.
• The chapter ends without a direct exchange between Wu An and Shi Tianming, but the dragon’s roar functions as Wu An’s dramatic arrival and an implied threat against Shi Tianming.

Chapter Summary: “Fear!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• A terrifying roar strikes Shi Tianming’s villa, shattering every light fixture and causing Shi Tianming and his guards to bleed from their ears, noses, eyes, and mouths.
• More than a hundred elite bodyguards are incapacitated by the roar; fewer than ten manage to regroup with Shi Tianming.
• The survivors are unable to identify their attacker and realize they are powerless against an enemy they cannot even see.
• A tremendous pressure approaches from outside the villa, filling everyone with dread. Shi Tianming decides that remaining indoors is useless and leads the guards outside.
• In the darkness, the group first notices a gigantic moving shadow overhead, then looks up to see an enormous dragon descending from the sky.
• The dragon is dozens of meters tall, covered in scales, and possesses immense wings and pale golden eyes. Its arrival shakes the ground and confirms that the earlier roar came from it.
• Just when the terrified group considers fleeing, the dragon lowers its head and closes its eyes in submission.
• A mysterious figure then emerges from the dragon’s back, revealing that the dragon is serving or obeying someone even more significant.

Character Developments

• Shi Tianming changes from a powerful family heir surrounded by elite protection into a helpless, terrified survivor. His confidence collapses as he recognizes that wealth, status, and bodyguards are useless against the dragon.
• The bodyguards are shown to be highly trained and fearless in ordinary combat, but the dragon’s roar and presence reduce them to panic and submission. One even drops to his knees and kowtows.
• The burly man in black is left severely injured and mentally incapacitated by the roar, repeatedly begging for help while everyone else is too frightened to assist him.
• The dragon is established not merely as a monstrous threat but as a powerful creature capable of submission, suggesting a hierarchy in which its unseen master stands above it.
• The mysterious rider is introduced at the chapter’s climax as an overwhelmingly important figure, though their identity and intentions remain unknown.

Significant Themes

• Fear before overwhelming power: The chapter emphasizes the helplessness of humans confronted with a force far beyond their understanding.
• The collapse of status and authority: Shi Tianming’s position as heir and commander of a large security force means nothing against supernatural power.
• The unknown as a source of terror: Because the attackers cannot initially be seen or identified, the roar and pressure create greater panic than a conventional enemy would.
• Hierarchy and submission: The dragon’s obedience implies that power is layered, with an even greater being controlling a creature already viewed as legendary and supreme.
• Human insignificance: The characters repeatedly perceive themselves as ants compared with the dragon, reinforcing the gap between ordinary people and supernatural beings.

Character Interactions

• Shi Tianming demands answers and orders his remaining guards to gather, but they are equally confused and frightened.
• The guards report that the roar incapacitated nearly all of their comrades, confirming that no conventional defense is possible.
• Shi Tianming and the bodyguards briefly debate whether to investigate outside or flee, ultimately going out together.
• The injured burly guard begs Shi Tianming for help, but his plea is ignored because everyone is focused on the approaching threat.
• Upon seeing the dragon, the guards look to Shi Tianming for direction, yet he is just as terrified and powerless as they are.
• The chapter ends with the group witnessing the dragon submit to the mysterious figure emerging from its back, dramatically shifting the balance of power.

Chapter Summary

Plot points and events

• A massive legendary Dragon appears, shocking Shi Tianming and his bodyguards.
• An unidentified man is revealed standing on the Dragon’s back, and the creature behaves submissively toward him.
• The man approaches Shi Tianming and is revealed to be Wu An, the supposedly useless remnant of the destroyed Wu Family.
• Wu An confronts Shi Tianming, implying that the Shi Family was responsible for sending people to plot against him.
• Shi Tianming realizes that he and the entire world severely underestimated Wu An. He acknowledges that someone capable of commanding a Dragon, earning General Chen’s favor, and defeating the Shi Family’s schemes cannot be ordinary.
• Desperate to survive, Shi Tianming orders his bodyguards to attack Wu An while he flees toward a sports car, intending to escape into the crowded city.
• Wu An effortlessly summons the sword Narsil and unleashes a devastating “King’s Sword Qi,” slicing the villa in half and destroying Shi Tianming’s escape plan.
• The chapter ends with Shi Tianming recognizing the hopelessness of trying to flee from Wu An, whom he now sees as an overwhelming, almost demonic power.

Character developments

• Wu An is dramatically reintroduced as powerful, composed, and dominant. His ability to ride and command the Dragon, combined with his sword technique, completely overturns his former image as a debauched, worthless heir.
• Shi Tianming changes from a confident heir into a terrified, desperate survivor. He admits that the Shi Family—and the wider world—misjudged Wu An, but still resorts to betrayal and escape rather than facing him.
• The Dragon, initially appearing terrifying and proud, displays absolute submission to Wu An, emphasizing Wu An’s extraordinary authority.
• The bodyguards show loyalty to Shi Tianming by attacking Wu An, though their efforts are rendered insignificant by his power.

Significant themes

• Reversal of judgment: Those who dismissed Wu An as trash are forced to confront his true strength.
• Power and submission: Even a mythical Dragon bows to Wu An, establishing him as superior to conventional notions of authority.
• Revenge and inevitable justice: Wu An’s confrontation with the Shi Family is driven by the destruction of his family, making Shi Tianming’s fear and attempted escape seem futile.
• Despair caused by overwhelming strength: Wu An’s effortless destruction of the villa demonstrates the vast gap between him and his enemies.

Character interactions

• Wu An directly confronts Shi Tianming with mocking confidence, reminding him of the Shi Family’s attempt to harm him.
• Shi Tianming questions Wu An’s identity before recognizing him and reacting with disbelief and terror.
• Shi Tianming attempts to manipulate his bodyguards with promises of future wealth, ordering them to delay Wu An while he escapes.
• Wu An responds not by arguing or pursuing immediately, but by demonstrating overwhelming force and destroying Shi Tianming’s intended escape route.

Chapter Summary: “New Mission!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After Wu An’s devastating sword strike destroys the Shi Family villa, Shi Tianming abandons any hope of escaping in a sports car.
• Terrified by Wu An’s overwhelming power, Shi Tianming and his black-clad bodyguards kneel and beg for mercy.
• The bodyguards attempt to save themselves by offering to reveal the Shi Family’s secrets, but Wu An dismisses them. He considers them dangerous witnesses and knows they have committed crimes.
• Wu An confronts Shi Tianming and asks whether he has anything to say. Shi Tianming admits, internally, that the Shi Family has provoked an enemy far beyond anything it could handle.
• Shi Tianming begs for reconciliation and offers to make Wu An the master of the Shi Family, claiming he can force the family to submit.
• Wu An mocks the offer, implying that the Shi Family will not survive. Shi Tianming is shocked that Wu An would dare destroy such a powerful provincial family, given its numerous members, major corporation, and influence over thousands of employees.
• Wu An refuses to explain himself and commands his dragon, Dragon Flame.
• Although Shi Tianming briefly believes Wu An has spared him, the dragon incinerates him, the bodyguards, and the villa ruins in a massive burst of flame.
• Wu An declares that Shi Tianming has been dealt with and that the rest of the Shi Family is next.
• At the end of the chapter, the system announces that a new mission is about to be issued.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates absolute confidence, ruthlessness, and control. He is unwilling to leave witnesses alive and views the destruction of the Shi Family as a necessary continuation of his revenge. His enormous power and multiple survival abilities make him nearly untouchable, though he prefers not to reveal or use his strongest safeguards unless necessary.
• Shi Tianming: Changes from an arrogant heir relying on the Shi Family’s status to a desperate, trembling survivor. He recognizes too late that the family’s influence is meaningless against Wu An and tries to buy his life by offering submission.
• Black-clad bodyguards: Their loyalty collapses immediately after witnessing Wu An’s sword strike. They beg for their lives and betray the Shi Family, revealing their cowardice and self-preservation instincts.
• The dragon: Functions as an extension of Wu An’s power, effortlessly carrying out his command and annihilating the remaining enemies.

Significant Themes

• Overwhelming power versus worldly influence: The Shi Family’s wealth, status, corporate power, and political influence are shown to be useless against Wu An’s supernatural strength.
• Fear and submission: Those who once acted confidently are reduced to pleading once they realize the gap between themselves and Wu An.
• Revenge and decisive justice: Wu An refuses compromise and methodically eliminates everyone connected to the immediate attack, presenting vengeance as inevitable.
• False hope: Shi Tianming briefly mistakes Wu An’s departure for mercy, only to be destroyed moments later.
• Escalating conflict: The chapter shifts the story from Wu An’s confrontation with Shi Tianming to an impending campaign against the entire Shi Family, while the system’s new mission hints at an even larger development.

Character Interactions

• The bodyguards plead with Wu An and offer to betray the Shi Family, but he rejects their appeal.
• Shi Tianming begs Wu An for reconciliation and offers the Shi Family’s submission in exchange for his life.
• Wu An responds with contempt, questions the future of the Shi Family, and ultimately orders Dragon Flame to destroy everyone present.
• The final interaction is between Wu An and the system, which announces the arrival of a new mission.

Chapter Summary: “New World”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An receives a new system mission just as he is preparing to eliminate the entire Shi Family in revenge for the destruction of his own family.
• Although Shi Tianming has already been killed, Wu An believes that destroying only him is insufficient. His true objective is to eradicate the entire Shi Family and its powerful business organization.
• Wu An has deliberately negotiated with China rather than secretly eliminating everyone, since openly wiping out the Shi Family could expose him and force him into conflict with the country. He prioritizes staying hidden until he becomes powerful enough to dominate Earth.
• Because the system mission offers an opportunity to grow stronger and time passes minimally in the Urban World, Wu An chooses to postpone his revenge.
• A dragon from the Game of Thrones world returns after destroying Shi Tianming’s villa and associates. Wu An praises the destructive power of dragonfire, noting that it leaves almost no evidence and is more useful for covert operations than the Alien Queen or Predators.
• After confirming that no witnesses remain, Wu An activates the system and enters a newly opened spacetime passage.
• He arrives in an unfamiliar world consisting of plains and a large, human-built silver base. He cautiously investigates, judging that the world’s technology is relatively undeveloped.
• Fighting breaks out inside the base, and two men flee: a young white man named Tony and a bespectacled middle-aged doctor.
• The doctor urges Tony to escape without him, but Tony refuses to abandon him because the doctor previously saved his life.
• Recognizing the names, appearances, and enormous base, Wu An realizes what world he has entered—one he considers extremely dangerous. The chapter ends before the world is explicitly identified.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates restraint and strategic thinking by delaying his personal revenge in favor of completing the system mission. He remains cautious, prioritizes secrecy, and values opportunities to increase his power. His excitement upon recognizing the new world suggests that the mission may offer both danger and significant rewards.
• Tony: Revealed to be loyal and grateful. Despite being urged to save himself, he refuses to abandon the doctor who once rescued him.
• The Doctor: Shows self-sacrifice and concern for Tony, attempting to stay behind so Tony can survive.
• Shi Family: Their destruction has begun, but Wu An intentionally leaves the larger family alive temporarily.

Significant Themes

• Revenge versus greater ambition: Wu An’s desire for vengeance conflicts with his pursuit of broader power, and he chooses long-term advancement over immediate satisfaction.
• Secrecy and strategic patience: Wu An carefully avoids exposing his abilities or provoking China, emphasizing the importance of acting indirectly.
• Power and technological advantage: Wu An compares dragonfire with other weapons and recognizes the value of entering worlds where advanced or dangerous technology may exist.
• Loyalty and self-sacrifice: Tony and the doctor’s relationship contrasts with Wu An’s calculated pragmatism, highlighting their willingness to risk themselves for one another.
• Exploration of unknown worlds: The unfamiliar setting creates suspense as Wu An attempts to identify the new world and understand the threat surrounding it.

Character Interactions

• Wu An internally weighs revenge against the system’s mission and decides to postpone his attack on the Shi Family.
• He communicates with and recalls his dragons, ordering them back into the System Space after they complete their destructive task.
• Tony and the doctor argue while escaping the base: the doctor commands Tony to flee, while Tony insists on staying with him.
• Wu An observes the pair from a distance and uses their names and surroundings to identify the likely world he has entered.

Chapter Summary: Marvel Universe!

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An arrives in the Marvel Universe and is surprised and excited by the setting, recognizing it as a world filled with advanced technology, superhuman abilities, and cosmic-level threats.
• He assesses the danger of the universe, acknowledging that he is not yet confident of defeating powerful figures such as Thor, Thanos, Hulk, Magneto, Spider-Man, or even Captain America without using the full power of the Eight Gates.
• Wu An determines that the story is set near the beginning of the Marvel timeline, when Tony Stark is still young and the larger superhero era has only just begun.
• The system assigns Wu An two missions:
  • Main mission: Destroy the terrorist organization’s base.
  • Side mission: Kill Obadiah Stane.
• Wu An observes Tony Stark and an older doctor fleeing from the terrorist organization that kidnapped Tony and forced him to develop weapons.
• Tony refuses to abandon the doctor, who previously saved his life, despite the danger and the damaged state of his armor.
• Wu An approaches them and explains that he is not an enemy. He reveals that he intends to destroy the entire terrorist base by himself.
• Tony and the doctor are shocked by Wu An’s confidence, especially when he claims he needs no companions or numerical advantage.
• The terrorists catch up with the fugitives. Their leader fires a golden bullet at the doctor.
• As the doctor appears certain to die, Wu An remains calm and releases an overwhelming, mysterious aura over the battlefield.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Displays confidence and a growing willingness to act openly. Although he recognizes the enormous danger of the Marvel Universe, he believes the early timeline gives him an advantage. His arrogance and strength are emphasized when he declares that the terrorist group is incapable of forcing him to flee and that he can destroy them alone.
• Tony Stark: Is shown as loyal and courageous despite his fear and vulnerability. Rather than abandon the doctor, he chooses to stay and fight, revealing a sense of gratitude and moral responsibility that contrasts with his later more confident Iron Man persona.
• The doctor: Acts as Tony’s protector and mentor figure, having saved Tony’s life. He remains cautious and practical, immediately questioning Wu An’s claims and offering intelligence about the terrorist organization.
• The terrorists: Are presented as heavily armed and dangerous, pursuing Tony and the doctor to prevent their escape.

Significant Themes

• Power versus perceived power: Wu An’s calm confidence contrasts sharply with Tony and the doctor’s belief that destroying the base requires a large force.
• Loyalty and gratitude: Tony’s refusal to leave the doctor behind highlights the importance of personal bonds and repayment of kindness.
• The beginning of a heroic age: The chapter establishes the Marvel setting at the start of Tony Stark’s transformation, before the universe reaches its later cosmic scale.
• Individual strength against organized violence: Wu An’s decision to confront the terrorist organization alone sets up a conflict between overwhelming personal power and military force.
• Fate and mission-driven intervention: Wu An’s system places him directly into a key moment in Tony Stark’s origin story, suggesting that his actions may alter the established Marvel plot.

Character Interactions

• Wu An observes Tony from a distance before approaching him and the doctor.
• Tony initially suspects Wu An may be working for the terrorists, but becomes more receptive when Wu An claims their objectives are aligned.
• The doctor carefully interrogates Wu An, asking whether he escaped from the organization and where his companions are.
• Wu An dismisses their concerns and asserts that he alone can destroy the base, leaving both Tony and the doctor stunned.
• The terrorists interrupt the conversation by attacking, forcing Wu An to demonstrate whether his confidence is justified.

Chapter Summary: “Charging Up”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An uses psychokinesis to stop a golden bullet in midair, shocking everyone because supernatural abilities are not yet publicly known in this early stage of the story.
• The middle-aged doctor immediately realizes Wu An must be responsible and becomes both alarmed and curious about his immense power.
• When the black-clad assassins refuse to summon their boss and insult Wu An, he reverses the suspended bullets, killing several of them instantly.
• Wu An explains that he has no hesitation about killing in this Otherworld, since he considers himself merely a temporary outsider who can leave after completing his mission.
• Tony recognizes that Wu An saved both him and the doctor. He thanks Wu An and offers him his friendship.
• Wu An asks Tony about the Steel Armor. Tony confirms that he built it but explains that its energy has been exhausted, preventing him from using it against the terrorists.
• Learning that ordinary electricity can recharge the armor, Wu An creates a sphere of Yang Five Thunders—silver lightning containing a powerful golden trace.
• Tony and the doctor are stunned by Wu An’s ability to summon supernatural lightning. Wu An orders Tony to use it to recharge the armor, and the lightning begins surging toward him.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates his psychokinesis and supernatural lightning, establishing himself as overwhelmingly powerful compared with the ordinary humans around him. He also reveals a more ruthless attitude in the Otherworld, contrasting with his cautious behavior in his home world. His curiosity about Magneto and Iron Man shows his interest in understanding the Marvel Universe’s power structure.
• Tony: Moves from confusion and fear to gratitude and trust after realizing Wu An saved his life. He openly reveals the existence and limitations of his Steel Armor, suggesting that he now views Wu An as an ally rather than a threat.
• The doctor: Quickly identifies Wu An as the source of the stopped bullet and is deeply shaken by his powers. His survival alters the expected course of events, since his death originally helped motivate Tony’s transformation into Iron Man.
• The assassins: Remain arrogant despite Wu An’s intervention and are swiftly killed, emphasizing the vast gap between their abilities and his.

Significant Themes

• Power and superiority: Wu An’s abilities completely overturn the normal balance of power, making weapons and ordinary human threats ineffective against him.
• Changing destiny: By saving the doctor, Wu An alters a crucial event from the original storyline and potentially changes Tony’s future development.
• Outsider morality: Wu An’s lack of attachment to the Marvel world allows him to act more freely and violently than he would in his own world.
• Science and supernatural power: Tony’s advanced technology is placed alongside Wu An’s mystical lightning, raising the possibility that the two forms of power can work together.
• Trust formed through intervention: Wu An earns Tony’s friendship by saving him, while Tony responds with unusual openness about his armor.

Important Character Interactions

• Wu An confronts the assassins and kills them after they refuse to cooperate.
• Tony and the doctor realize Wu An stopped the bullet and react with shock.
• Tony thanks Wu An for saving the doctor, treating him as a friend and benefactor.
• Wu An questions Tony about the Steel Armor, prompting Tony to explain its energy limitations.
• Wu An offers his Yang Five Thunders as a possible power source, creating a new collaboration between his supernatural abilities and Tony’s technology.

Chapter Summary: “Infinite Energy?”

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Tony hesitates to connect his steel armor’s energy core to Wu An’s sphere of Yang Five Thunders, fearing the power may overwhelm him.
• Wu An reassures Tony and encourages him to proceed, telling him he will not die.
• The lightning sphere rapidly charges Tony’s armor. Silver armor spreads across his body, completely covering him and dramatically increasing his strength and defenses.
• Tony is stunned to discover that the armor has become fully charged almost instantly. By his calculations, the sphere contains energy comparable to the output of a medium-sized nuclear power plant.
• The middle-aged man realizes the enormous implications of Wu An’s energy source, viewing him as a potential solution to humanity’s energy crisis and essentially a living perpetual-motion machine.
• Wu An proposes attacking and destroying the nearby terrorist base, both to complete his system mission and to test Iron Man’s actual combat capabilities.
• Tony confidently agrees, especially because Wu An will accompany him. He explains that even when the armor had only one percent of its energy, he managed to escape the base.
• Wu An instantly crosses dozens of meters and reaches the base entrance, moving too quickly even for Tony’s enhanced vision to follow.
• Tony gives the middle-aged man instructions before joining Wu An at the base.
• Their intrusion alarms the terrorist organization. The leader learns that Tony has returned wearing the completed armor and becomes excited, believing he can seize the technology.
• The leader then notices Wu An beside Tony and reacts with sudden shock and fear, ending the chapter on a cliffhanger.

2. Character Developments

• Tony: Gains immense confidence after receiving a fully charged suit. His transformation into Iron Man becomes more definitive, and he eagerly embraces the nickname after Wu An suggests it. His trust in Wu An is strong enough to overcome his fear of attacking the terrorist base.
• Wu An: Continues to act calmly and decisively. He demonstrates overwhelming speed and power while treating Tony’s armor experiment as both a practical test and an opportunity to complete his mission. He also appears amused by the possibility that he originated Tony’s “Iron Man” identity.
• The middle-aged man: Shifts from merely witnessing events to recognizing Wu An’s global importance. He sees Wu An’s energy as a possible breakthrough capable of transforming technological development and solving humanity’s energy limitations.
• The terrorist leader: Remains obsessed with obtaining Tony’s armor. His excitement turns to alarm when he recognizes Wu An as a second, potentially far more dangerous intruder.

3. Significant Themes

• Limitless energy and technological progress: Wu An’s lightning power may overcome the greatest barrier to modern technology, suggesting consequences for all humanity.
• Power and transformation: Tony changes from an ordinary, frightened captive into a heavily armored superhuman weapon.
• Trust and mentorship: Tony’s willingness to use the unstable energy source and attack the base depends heavily on his faith in Wu An.
• The gap between technology and supernatural power: Tony’s advanced armor is extraordinary, but Wu An’s speed and energy abilities remain far beyond it.
• Origins and identity: Wu An’s naming of “Iron Man” hints that Tony’s legendary identity may originate from their relationship rather than from Tony alone.
• Overconfidence and confrontation: Tony’s new confidence is immediately tested as he and Wu An return to the enemy’s stronghold.

4. Character Interactions

• Wu An encourages and reassures Tony during the armor’s dangerous energy charge.
• Tony asks Wu An for permission to adopt “Iron Man” as his nickname, strengthening their brother-like bond.
• Wu An challenges Tony to attack the terrorist base, deliberately testing his strength.
• Tony relies on Wu An’s presence for courage, revealing deep trust and admiration.
• The middle-aged man silently evaluates Wu An’s value to humanity, while Wu An remains unaware of his growing importance.
• The terrorist leader’s reaction to Tony’s armor and Wu An establishes the next confrontation and suggests he may fear Wu An more than Tony.

Chapter Summary: “The Game Should Be Over!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• The base leader notices that Wu An moves at an unnatural speed and realizes he is far from an ordinary person.
• Despite recognizing Wu An’s danger, the leader focuses primarily on capturing Tony, hoping to force him to mass-produce his powerful steel armor.
• The leader orders his men to ambush Wu An and Tony inside the base. Tony must be kept alive, while Wu An is preferably captured so the leader can discover the secret behind his speed.
• Wu An and Tony walk through the base, with Wu An deliberately heading toward a more heavily populated area.
• Using his heightened perception and Three-Tomoe eyes, Wu An detects the ambush before it begins.
• The attackers launch a massive assault involving assault rifles, grenades, sniper rifles, and rocket launchers.
• Tony tries to shield Wu An with his armor, believing ordinary weapons cannot harm him.
• Wu An effortlessly stops the entire barrage of bullets with psychokinesis, shocking Tony, the attackers, and the base leader.
• The base leader becomes even more determined to capture Wu An, assuming his abilities may be a form of legendary Eastern magic.
• Tony then attacks the armed forces directly, overpowering them with his armor and rendering roughly one-fifth of the group unable to fight.
• Observing Tony’s performance, Wu An concludes that Iron Man’s main weakness is limited agility, though his strength, durability, and firepower more than compensate.
• Wu An decides that he has seen enough of Tony’s capabilities and declares that the “game” is about to end.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates overwhelming power and control. He remains calm and observant, using the ambush to evaluate Tony rather than treating the attackers as a serious threat.
• Tony: Shows courage and loyalty by immediately attempting to protect Wu An. His armor proves highly effective against gunfire and rockets, while his physical attacks devastate the enemy forces.
• Base Leader: Becomes increasingly greedy and ambitious. His interest shifts from merely obtaining Tony’s armor technology to acquiring Wu An’s supernatural abilities as well.
• The Subordinate: Initially fails to recognize Wu An’s abnormal speed but quickly becomes frightened after the base leader points it out.

Significant Themes

• Power and misjudgment: The base forces dramatically underestimate Wu An, while the leader’s greed prevents him from accurately assessing the danger.
• Technological versus supernatural power: Tony’s armor represents advanced technology, whereas Wu An’s psychokinesis and enhanced perception appear mystical to the enemy.
• Control and exploitation: The base leader views both Tony and Wu An as resources to be captured and exploited for the organization’s rise.
• Testing strength: Wu An treats the battle as an experiment, using it to measure the abilities and weaknesses of Iron Man.

Character Interactions

• The base leader and his subordinate discuss Wu An’s extraordinary speed and formulate a plan to capture him.
• Tony asks Wu An about his identity and destination, showing growing trust and dependence on him.
• Tony attempts to protect Wu An during the ambush, but Wu An effortlessly neutralizes the gunfire.
• Wu An’s power shocks Tony, forcing Tony to reassess how formidable his companion is.
• The base leader watches the confrontation remotely and becomes obsessed with obtaining both Tony’s armor technology and Wu An’s supposed “Eastern Immortal Arts.”

Chapter Summary: “That One Flash of Sword Light!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An assesses Tony Stark’s newly developed Iron Man armor. He estimates its strength is comparable to someone with Five-Dimensional Attributes above fifty, while its defensive capabilities may exceed one hundred.
• Wu An reflects that a fully perfected Iron Man suit could eventually grant Tony attributes exceeding one hundred, a level representing a major evolutionary leap. He speculates about the strength of other Marvel characters, including the Avengers and Thanos.
• Rather than feeling intimidated, Wu An becomes excited and more determined to surpass these powerful figures through his own abilities. He views his path—accumulating power within himself—as fundamentally different from Tony’s reliance on technology and external armor.
• During the battle, Tony is overwhelmed by terrorists using heavy weapons and armored vehicles. Because the armor is still incomplete and lacks mobility, Tony is gradually pinned down and fears being worn out.
• Wu An enters the fight and uses the Yang Five Thunders, enhanced by the Thunder Spirit Pearl, to create a lightning sphere. The attack transforms into multiple thunder dragons and instantly incinerates all the terrorists on the battlefield.
• The terrorist leader panics after witnessing Wu An’s power and assumes he may be an immortal from the East. He orders a subordinate to prepare a helicopter so they can escape.
• As the helicopter takes off, Tony realizes the leader is fleeing, but Wu An calmly declares that escape is impossible. Instead of chasing the helicopter, Wu An draws a longsword and casually slashes toward it.
• A brilliant sword beam flies through the distance toward the helicopter, ending the chapter on a cliffhanger as the terrorist leader sees the rapidly approaching light.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates overwhelming combat power and complete confidence. He remains calm while analyzing Tony’s potential and the broader power scale of the Marvel Universe. His ambition and fighting spirit intensify when he considers powerful future opponents. He also reveals that his mastery of lightning has grown significantly since obtaining the Thunder Spirit Pearl.
• Tony Stark: Shows both the limits of his early Iron Man armor and his talent for recognizing its weaknesses. After being nearly defeated by the terrorists, he identifies speed and agility as areas requiring improvement. He is astonished by Wu An’s ability to annihilate the enemy and manipulate sword energy.
• Terrorist Leader: Initially gives a sensible tactical order by separating the forces attacking Tony from those dealing with Wu An. However, after witnessing Wu An’s lightning attack, he loses confidence, abandons the base, and becomes desperate to survive.

Significant Themes

• Self-cultivation versus technology: Wu An considers his internally accumulated abilities superior in principle to Tony’s dependence on armor, emphasizing two fundamentally different paths to power.
• Power escalation and ambition: The chapter establishes the extraordinary strength of Marvel characters while showing that Wu An interprets powerful opponents as challenges rather than threats.
• The gap between potential and completion: Tony’s armor is already formidable but remains incomplete, particularly in speed and mobility. Its future development is hinted to be far more powerful.
• Overwhelming superiority: Wu An’s effortless destruction of the terrorists highlights the vast gap between him and ordinary armed forces.
• Fear of the unknown: The terrorists interpret Wu An’s supernatural abilities through the idea of an “Eastern immortal,” showing their inability to understand or counter his power.

Character Interactions

• Wu An observes and evaluates Tony’s armor while Tony struggles against the terrorists.
• The terrorists recognize Wu An as a greater threat than Tony and attempt to divert several fighters to delay him.
• Wu An’s lightning attack saves Tony and leaves him stunned by the difference in their abilities.
• Tony and Wu An notice the leader’s escape together, but Wu An reveals that he can eliminate the fleeing helicopter remotely with a single sword strike.
• The chapter concludes with the terrorist leader and his pilot unaware of how close the sword light is to reaching them.

Chapter 307 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The base commander narrowly attempts to escape an incoming sword strike by jumping from a helicopter, but Wu An’s enormous sword light slices the helicopter in half. The helicopter explodes, killing the commander.
• Tony witnesses Wu An’s overwhelming power and is horrified. His confidence in the Iron Armor is severely shaken, as he realizes Wu An is far beyond an ordinary human.
• To ensure the terrorist base has been completely cleared, Wu An uses Greensight, an ability that lets him sense living beings through surrounding vegetation. He confirms that no survivors remain, completing his main mission.
• Wu An remembers that his remaining side mission is to kill Obadiah Stane, who secretly collaborated with the terrorists, stole Tony’s materials, and recreated the Iron Armor.
• Tony thanks Wu An and explains that he intends to investigate the person responsible for cooperating with the terrorists. Wu An immediately identifies Stane as the suspect and offers to accompany him.
• Rather than waiting for Tony’s people, Wu An flies both himself and Tony directly to Stane’s research facility. Tony is once again stunned by Wu An’s speed and ability to fly.
• Tony storms the facility and defeats numerous guards, triggering an alarm.
• Meanwhile, Stane celebrates the successful completion of his own armored suit. He believes the superior black armor will allow him to rule the Earth.
• When Stane sees Tony arriving on the surveillance footage, he is shocked because he believed Tony was still trapped at the terrorist base.

Character Developments

• Wu An is portrayed as vastly more powerful and capable than Tony expected. He acts decisively, eliminates every threat at the base, uses Greensight strategically, and remains calm while pursuing his next objective.
• Tony Stark experiences a major blow to his confidence. His belief that the Iron Armor makes him unbeatable is replaced by awe and fear of Wu An’s abilities. Nevertheless, he regains determination and takes responsibility for confronting the conspiracy surrounding his captivity.
• Obadiah Stane is revealed as an ambitious and treacherous antagonist. His desire for power has led him to betray Tony and develop a more advanced armor for himself.

Significant Themes

• Power and humility: Tony’s confidence collapses when he encounters someone far stronger than himself.
• Justice and retribution: Wu An believes the terrorists deserve death because of their crimes and ensures that no one survives.
• Ambition and betrayal: Stane’s greed drives him to exploit Tony’s technology and pursue domination.
• Technology versus extraordinary ability: Tony and Stane rely on advanced armor, while Wu An combines supernatural powers, combat skill, and enhanced perception.
• Inevitable confrontation: The chapter sets up the coming clash between Tony, Wu An, and Stane.

Character Interactions

• Wu An’s display of power profoundly affects Tony, creating a relationship based on gratitude, dependence, and respect.
• Tony and Wu An cooperate in traveling to Stane’s facility, with Wu An taking the lead and Tony acting as the direct enforcer.
• Wu An reveals knowledge of Stane’s betrayal without explaining how he knows it, further increasing Tony’s suspicion that Wu An possesses nearly omniscient abilities.
• Stane’s discovery that Tony has survived and reached the facility establishes the immediate conflict for the next chapter.

Chapter Summary: “Terror!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Obadiah Stane is furious after learning that Tony escaped from the terrorist base. Believing Tony has come to kill him, Stane activates his newly completed black armor.
• Stane’s armor is based on Tony’s technology but uses superior materials and resources. He believes it improves on Tony’s design and will allow him to defeat him.
• Tony storms through Stane’s research facility, easily overpowering its defenses. Wu An follows casually, choosing not to interfere because Stane is the only mission target.
• Stane appears in his black armor and reveals that he copied Tony’s technology. He and Tony engage in a destructive battle that devastates the research facility.
• Stane initially assumes Tony is exhausted from escaping the terrorists and plans to defeat him by draining his remaining energy. However, Tony’s armor was fully recharged earlier using Wu An’s lightning, leaving him with abundant power.
• Realizing that a prolonged fight may allow Tony to escape, Stane activates the armor’s energy core, greatly increasing its strength.
• Stane’s enhanced attack overwhelms Tony, sending him crashing into the ground and severely damaging the Iron Armor. Tony becomes nearly incapable of moving and fears that he is about to die.
• Wu An approaches, prompting Tony to warn him to flee. Stane attacks Wu An, but Wu An effortlessly stops the blow with one hand.
• The chapter ends as flames gather around Wu An’s hand and shoot skyward, suggesting that Stane is about to face a vastly more powerful opponent.

Character Developments

• Stane: Becomes increasingly arrogant and murderous, convinced that his copied armor has surpassed Tony’s. When Tony proves capable of matching him, Stane resorts to burning out his energy core, prioritizing victory over safety.
• Tony: Demonstrates resilience and confidence during the battle, secretly benefiting from Wu An’s earlier lightning recharge. After Stane’s power increase destroys his armor’s functions, Tony briefly falls into despair and recognizes his vulnerability.
• Wu An: Remains detached and observant throughout the fight, allowing Tony and Stane to test their armor against each other. His effortless defense of Tony reveals that his strength far exceeds Stane’s expectations.

Significant Themes

• Imitation versus originality: Stane’s armor is copied from Tony’s technology, reflecting his dependence on imitation despite his claims of superiority.
• Power and overconfidence: Stane’s confidence grows from his advanced armor, but his arrogance leaves him unprepared for Tony’s hidden advantage and Wu An’s true abilities.
• Resourcefulness and preparation: Tony survives Stane’s endurance strategy because Wu An previously recharged his armor.
• Desperation and escalation: Stane’s decision to burn out his energy core shows how the battle intensifies as both sides seek a decisive advantage.
• Hidden strength: Wu An’s calm behavior conceals overwhelming power, setting up a dramatic reversal.

Character Interactions

• Stane openly taunts Tony, admitting that he stole and reproduced Tony’s technology.
• Tony responds with contempt, accusing Stane of being shameless and dismissing his armor as stolen work.
• Their verbal conflict escalates into a massive physical battle between their armored suits.
• Tony warns Wu An that Stane’s enhanced armor is too dangerous, but Wu An calmly intervenes.
• Stane treats Wu An as an insignificant bystander until Wu An blocks his attack effortlessly, shifting the balance of power at the chapter’s climax.

Chapter Summary: “Return!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An uses the Pure Yang Flame to melt Stane’s highly advanced black battle armor. Stane is horrified by the flame’s power and begs Wu An to stop.
• Stane offers several forms of compensation, including his wealth and cooperation in conquering the world. Wu An rejects these offers, having no interest in money, power, or ruling Earth.
• Wu An knows that the Marvel Universe will eventually produce powerful superheroes, the Avengers, and Thanos, making Stane’s ambitions unrealistic.
• Since Stane is the target of Wu An’s side mission, Wu An decides to kill him regardless of his promises. He burns Stane with the Pure Yang Flame and finishes him with pale golden lightning.
• Tony, whose Iron Armor has been badly damaged, survives and thanks Wu An for saving him. Wu An casually rescues Tony from the arriving police by flying him away.
• Wu An returns Tony to the terrorist base, where a waiting middle-aged man confirms that Tony is safe. Tony announces that Stane is dead and that he has finally avenged himself.
• Tony invites Wu An to his home to thank him, but before Wu An can respond, the system announces that both the main and side quests are complete. Wu An is instructed to prepare for his return in ten minutes.

Character Developments

• Wu An remains detached and overwhelmingly confident. He demonstrates that he values neither wealth nor worldly domination, viewing the Marvel world as temporary and focusing only on completing his missions.
• Stane shifts from arrogance to desperation. Once confident in his armor and influence, he becomes terrified when Wu An’s flame melts it and attempts to bargain for his life. His failure to offer anything Wu An values highlights his helplessness.
• Tony gains greater respect and gratitude toward Wu An after being rescued. His survival and Stane’s death provide him with revenge and closure, while his invitation to Wu An suggests he wants to deepen their relationship.
• The waiting middle-aged man acts as a supportive ally to Tony and is relieved when Tony returns safely.

Significant Themes

• Power versus technology: Stane’s advanced armor proves useless against Wu An’s supernatural flame and lightning, emphasizing the superiority of Wu An’s abilities.
• The futility of ambition: Stane’s plans to dominate the world are dismissed as shortsighted and insignificant compared with the larger threats that will eventually emerge.
• Mission over attachment: Wu An refuses wealth, power, and political influence because he sees himself as a temporary visitor whose priority is completing the system’s objectives.
• Justice and revenge: Stane’s death gives Tony satisfaction and marks the completion of his personal revenge.
• The transient nature of alliances: Although Tony begins forming a bond with Wu An, the system’s return order indicates that their relationship may be cut short.

Character Interactions

• Stane pleads with Wu An and tries to negotiate using wealth, loyalty, and promises of global domination, but Wu An remains unmoved.
• Wu An briefly acknowledges Tony’s condition after the battle and rescues him from the police.
• Tony expresses sincere gratitude and invites Wu An to his home, while Wu An considers the offer before the system interrupts with the return announcement.

Chapter Summary: “The Second Platinum Treasure Chest!!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After defeating Stane, Wu An receives the system’s signal that he will soon return to the Urban World.
• Tony checks whether Wu An has suffered a hidden injury. Wu An confidently dismisses the concern, explaining that only a few top-level Marvel heroes could seriously harm him, especially because of the healing power of the Meteoric Tear Projection.
• Tony invites Wu An to his home to express his gratitude, but Wu An declines because his return is imminent. Before leaving, Wu An reminds Tony that the world’s peace will depend on him.
• Tony resolves to develop stronger Iron Man armor. Wu An’s overwhelming strength has inspired him to stop drifting through life and pursue genuine power and responsibility.
• While waiting to return, Wu An speculates that the mission may reward him with a Platinum-tier Treasure Chest. He reasons that the Marvel Universe’s high level makes such a reward possible, though the missions themselves were not especially difficult.
• Before returning, Wu An uses the Sharingan and Greensight to confirm that no one is nearby. He deliberately hides the return process to avoid exposing a potential weakness or creating future problems in the Marvel Universe.
• Wu An returns safely to the outskirts of Zhonghai City, where everything appears unchanged from the moment he left.
• The system completes the mission settlement, confirming that both the main quest and side quest were completed.
• Wu An receives two Silver Treasure Chests, two Golden Treasure Chests, and one Platinum Treasure Chest—the second Platinum chest he has obtained across his travels.
• Excited by the reward, Wu An immediately orders the system to open the chests.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Remains confident and cautious. Although extremely powerful compared with most beings he has encountered, he recognizes that the Marvel Universe contains stronger gods and heroes, so he avoids unnecessary exposure. His anticipation of the Platinum chest also reveals his growing interest in the system’s rewards.
• Tony Stark: Experiences a major shift in motivation. Inspired and challenged by Wu An’s strength, he abandons his previous carefree attitude and commits himself to improving the Iron Man armor and becoming stronger.
• Stane: Though already defeated before the chapter begins, his defeat serves as the event that concludes Wu An’s Marvel mission and triggers his return.

Significant Themes

• Inspiration through strength: Wu An’s power motivates Tony to mature and pursue a clear purpose.
• Caution despite power: Wu An understands that being dominant in one conflict does not make him invincible in the wider Marvel Universe.
• Growth and responsibility: Tony begins moving from self-indulgence toward responsibility for global peace.
• Reward and anticipation: The system’s treasure-chest mechanic drives Wu An’s excitement and frames his journeys as opportunities for increasingly valuable gains.
• Secrecy and self-preservation: Wu An carefully conceals his return to prevent enemies from learning about his abilities or methods.

Character Interactions

• Wu An and Tony: Tony expresses concern for Wu An’s health and gratitude for his help. Wu An reassures him, declines his invitation, and encourages him to protect the world.
• Tony and the middle-aged man: The man is surprised by Tony’s sudden determination to improve his armor, recognizing that Wu An’s influence has changed Tony’s normally aimless personality.
• Wu An and the system: Wu An prepares for his return, commands the system to settle the mission, and eagerly instructs it to open the newly awarded treasure chests.

Chapter Summary: “Surprise!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An opens the first Silver Treasure Chest and receives the Web superpower, modeled after Spider-Man’s abilities. It allows him to produce extremely durable spider silk capable of supporting immense weight and enabling movement between buildings.
• The second Silver Treasure Chest grants him Invisibility. After learning it, Wu An’s body genuinely disappears from sight rather than merely hiding through deception.
• Wu An realizes that combining Invisibility with the Many-Faced Art he previously obtained from the Game of Thrones world would make him extremely difficult to detect or identify, especially in the low-martial Urban World.
• The first Golden Treasure Chest provides Super-Speed Movement, associated with Quicksilver. Although the ability theoretically allows speeds approaching 800,000 kilometers per hour, Wu An’s current body can only safely approach the speed of sound before beginning to collapse.
• Wu An concludes that strengthening his physical body is essential. He looks forward to raising his Five-Dimensional Attributes above one hundred and eventually cultivating the Stellar Transformations Technique.
• The second Golden Treasure Chest contains the Vibranium Shield, Captain America’s legendary defensive weapon. Wu An is thrilled by its exceptional durability and believes it will greatly improve his survivability.
• Satisfied with the Silver and Golden rewards, Wu An turns his attention to the final Platinum Treasure Chest and orders the system to open it.

Character Development

• Wu An remains optimistic and pragmatic, accepting that Silver Treasure Chests may not contain the most powerful rewards while still recognizing their strategic value.
• His confidence grows as he acquires abilities that greatly enhance stealth, mobility, and defense.
• At the same time, Super-Speed Movement forces him to acknowledge his physical limitations. He realizes that powerful abilities are useless if his body cannot withstand them.
• Wu An becomes increasingly ambitious and curious about future rewards, particularly those from the Platinum Treasure Chest.

Significant Themes

• Accumulation of power: Even seemingly modest rewards can become extremely valuable when combined with abilities Wu An already possesses.
• Synergy between abilities: Invisibility, Many-Faced Art, Web, and super-speed can work together to create overwhelming advantages in infiltration, escape, and combat.
• Power versus physical limitations: Wu An’s abilities may be extraordinary, but his body still determines how effectively he can use them.
• Preparation for future worlds: Wu An views every reward as a potential trump card for surviving unfamiliar and increasingly dangerous universes.
• Escalating anticipation: The increasingly powerful rewards build suspense for the contents of the final Platinum Treasure Chest.

Character Interactions

• Wu An primarily interacts with the system, which announces each treasure chest’s contents and explains the limitations of Super-Speed Movement.
• His internal reactions shift from mild satisfaction over the Web ability to excitement over Invisibility, concern about his body’s durability, and astonishment at receiving the Vibranium Shield.
• Wu An mentally compares his new powers to famous Marvel characters and evaluates how they would function alongside abilities acquired from other worlds.

Chapter Summary: “Ultimate Nullifier!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After completing the required conditions, Wu An opens his first Platinum Treasure Chest.
• He receives the Ultimate Nullifier, a powerful Marvel artifact capable of destroying anything, including gods and even entire universes under the right conditions.
• The weapon’s strength depends on the user’s power and will. The stronger Wu An becomes, the more powerful the Ultimate Nullifier will be.
• The system explains that Wu An can erase any enemy whose strength is within ten times his own.
• However, every use consumes one-third of Wu An’s mental attribute. He concludes that he can realistically use it only twice before risking unconsciousness or exhaustion.
• Wu An decides to immediately attack the Shi Family, abandoning his original plan to wait until after the mathematics competition. Shi Tianming’s attempt to manipulate him by sending a woman to seduce him accelerated his decision.
• After killing Shi Tianming at a villa registered under Wu An’s name, Wu An prepares to travel to the Shi Family headquarters in central Zhonghai City.
• He avoids using his Dragon mount because the crowded city would expose him, choosing to travel on foot instead. Even without using his superspeed ability, he moves far faster than an ordinary car.
• Wu An also begins planning his future trip to Yanjing. He intends to fulfill his promise to become a distinguished professor at Yanjing University and Tsinghua University, while possibly bringing Nini with him so she can study there.
• The chapter ends at the Shi Family headquarters, where the family members have gathered and the family head notices that Shi Tianming has not yet arrived.

Character Developments

• Wu An becomes even more confident after obtaining the Ultimate Nullifier. He views the artifact as an ideal long-term weapon because it grows with him and has no difficult activation requirements.
• His strategic thinking is emphasized: despite the weapon’s immense destructive potential, he carefully considers its mental cost and limits himself to using it only when necessary.
• Wu An’s revenge against the Shi Family becomes immediate and personal. His attitude toward them is openly murderous, and he looks forward to seeing whether they can “hold out.”
• He also demonstrates broader ambitions beyond revenge, planning an academic career in Yanjing and considering Nini’s future.
• Shi Tianming is implied to have already been killed by Wu An, though the Shi Family has not yet learned of his fate.
• The Shi Family head appears cautious and concerned, recognizing Tianming’s unexplained absence.

Significant Themes

• Power and personal growth: The Ultimate Nullifier’s strength reflects the user’s own power, reinforcing the idea that Wu An’s expanding abilities will continually increase his destructive potential.
• Power balanced by cost: Although Wu An gains an almost unstoppable weapon, its severe mental consumption prevents careless use and introduces a strategic limitation.
• Revenge and justice: Wu An’s central motivation remains avenging the destruction of his clan, with the Shi Family as his immediate target.
• Ambition and future planning: Wu An’s goals extend beyond revenge. He intends to build an influential life in Yanjing, combining education, status, and personal relationships.
• Concealment versus exposure: Wu An must balance his overwhelming abilities with the need to avoid revealing them publicly, especially in a densely populated city.

Character Interactions

• Wu An communicates with the system, learning the Ultimate Nullifier’s capabilities and limitations.
• He mentally reflects on hypothetical Marvel artifacts such as the Infinity Gauntlet and Heart of the Universe, comparing them with the weapon he receives.
• His past interaction with Shi Tianming—particularly Tianming’s attempt to seduce and manipulate him—directly provokes Wu An’s decision to attack the Shi Family.
• Wu An remembers his promises to Elder Yang and Professor Sun, connecting his revenge plot with his future academic plans.
• At the Shi Family headquarters, the family head interacts with the gathered relatives and questions Shi Tianming’s absence, setting up the family’s coming realization that something is wrong.

Chapter Summary: “The Visitor”

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Shi Family patriarch is informed that his son, Shi Tianming, cannot be reached because his phone is switched off.
• Although initially worried, the patriarch and his younger brother, Shi Ziliang, convince themselves that Tianming must simply have forgotten to charge or turn on his phone. They believe his dozens of elite bodyguards would have reported any danger.
• The Shi Family is gathered to receive a senior figure from Mount Wudang. The visitor is expected to investigate the mysterious death of the patriarch’s third son and the mental collapse of Clear Wind, one of Wudang’s three direct disciples.
• The patriarch assumes Mount Wudang will only request information rather than punish the Shi Family, since the family has long been friendly with Wudang and the patriarch’s son was also a victim.
• The patriarch asks how Tianming has handled the “remnant of the Wu Family,” who has recently arrived in Zhonghai City for a competition.
• Shi Ziliang explains that Tianming avoided acting directly because of General Chen’s possible protection of the Wu family survivor. Instead, Tianming allegedly arranged for a woman to seduce him.
• The plan resulted in a scandal involving Tianming, though he used his influence to suppress the news online.
• Growing suspicious, the patriarch orders the butler to contact Tianming and then his bodyguards.
• After dozens of calls, every phone is found to be switched off. The butler becomes pale and frightened, strongly suggesting that Tianming and all of his bodyguards may have encountered a serious and unexplained disaster.

Character Developments

• Shi Family Patriarch: Initially confident and dismissive of the possibility that Tianming is in danger, he becomes increasingly alarmed as each call fails. His concern also reveals his reliance on the family’s power and connections.
• Shi Ziliang: Acts as a calm, persuasive adviser who reassures the patriarch and praises Tianming’s supposed caution. However, his knowledge of Tianming’s schemes—including the seduction attempt and scandal—shows that he is closely informed about the family’s activities.
• Shi Tianming: Though absent, he is portrayed as arrogant, politically calculating, and willing to use manipulation to deal with the Wu family survivor. His disappearance becomes the chapter’s central mystery.
• The Butler: Initially obedient and professional, he grows visibly frightened as he discovers that neither Tianming nor any of the bodyguards can be contacted.
• The Wu Family Survivor: Never appears directly, but is presented as a dangerous figure connected to the Third Young Master’s death, Clear Wind’s collapse, and possibly Tianming’s disappearance.
• Clear Wind and Mount Wudang: Their situation establishes the supernatural or martial threat surrounding the Shi Family and explains why the family expects an important visitor.

Significant Themes

• False confidence and misplaced assumptions: The Shi Family repeatedly assumes that its influence, wealth, and security make Tianming untouchable.
• The limits of power: The family considers itself powerful locally but recognizes that it is insignificant compared with the state, the royal clans, and possibly the unknown force behind recent events.
• Consequences of manipulation: Tianming’s attempt to use seduction and suppress the resulting scandal suggests that the family’s schemes are beginning to produce dangerous repercussions.
• Mystery and impending danger: The simultaneous disappearance of Tianming and his entire security team creates suspense and implies the arrival of a formidable adversary.
• Family politics and reputation: The Shi Family is concerned not only with survival but also with maintaining its image, connections, and relationship with Mount Wudang and General Chen.

Character Interactions

• The patriarch and Shi Ziliang exchange reassurances about Tianming’s safety, with Ziliang steering the patriarch away from panic.
• The patriarch questions the family about Tianming’s actions against the Wu family survivor, prompting Ziliang to reveal details of Tianming’s failed scheme and scandal.
• The patriarch orders the butler to investigate, but the butler’s increasingly fearful reports undermine everyone’s earlier confidence.
• The Shi Family’s upcoming meeting with Mount Wudang adds pressure, since the family must now face questioning while possibly losing Tianming—the person responsible for handling the Wu family matter.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Shi Family discovers that Shi Tianming and all the people accompanying him—including numerous bodyguards—cannot be contacted. Their phones are all turned off, suggesting a serious incident.
• The Shi Family head orders an immediate investigation and demands that Tianming be found, dead or alive.
• Using its extensive influence in Zhonghai City, the family determines that Tianming was last seen at his suburban villa.
• Surveillance systems around the villa, including satellite monitoring, were mysteriously disabled. When they return, the villa and everything surrounding it have been completely destroyed, leaving only scorched earth.
• The Shi Family is stunned and begins considering who could have carried out such an attack. Shi Ziliang suggests that Wu An—the surviving member of the fallen Wu Family—may be responsible, since he was Tianming’s only recent enemy.
• Meanwhile, Wu An arrives outside the Shi Family’s city-center manor. He reflects on the destruction of his family one year earlier and reveals that he has spent the past year growing stronger with the goal of destroying the Shi Family.
• A passerby warns Wu An that the Shi Family is one of Zhonghai City’s three provincial-level families and that anyone who challenges it is brutally punished.
• Wu An dismisses the family’s reputation, asking whether she has ever witnessed “the end of a legend.”
• He then announces himself dramatically: “Wu An of the Wu Family has come to pay a visit to the Shi Family,” his voice growing powerful enough to shake the entire area.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Reveals his long-term motivation: revenge for the destruction of the Wu Family. His experiences and missions across countless worlds have made him powerful and focused. He now intends to eliminate the Shi Family and move beyond his personal vendetta.
• Shi Family Head: Initially hopes Tianming may still be safe but quickly becomes grim and decisive when the evidence points to a catastrophic attack. His shock develops into suspicion and anger toward whoever dared challenge the family.
• Shi Tianming: Though absent from the chapter, his disappearance and the destruction of his villa establish him as the likely victim of Wu An’s attack.
• Shi Ziliang: Shows awareness of the conflict between Tianming and Wu An and is the first to openly connect Wu An to the villa’s destruction.
• The passerby: Serves as an ordinary outsider who emphasizes the Shi Family’s immense reputation and the danger Wu An is willingly confronting.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and retribution: Wu An’s actions are driven by the destruction of his family and his determination to make the Shi Family pay.
• The fall of power: The supposedly untouchable Shi Family begins to realize that its wealth and influence cannot protect it from a sufficiently powerful enemy.
• Legend versus reality: The Shi Family is viewed as a provincial “legend,” but Wu An declares that even legends can meet their end.
• Fear and uncertainty: The family’s inability to monitor or contact Tianming creates an atmosphere of helplessness, while the unexplained destruction suggests an overwhelming force.
• The beginning of open conflict: Wu An’s public declaration transforms his private revenge into a direct challenge against the entire Shi Family.

Character Interactions

• The butler reports the communication failure and the villa’s destruction to the Shi Family head, intensifying the family’s fear.
• The Shi Family head questions the butler and demands increasingly powerful investigative measures, including satellite surveillance.
• Shi Ziliang and other family members speculate about the attacker and identify Wu An as the most likely culprit.
• Outside the manor, the passerby attempts to protect Wu An by warning him about the Shi Family’s status and violent reputation.
• Wu An responds confidently, contrasting the Shi Family’s supposed legend with the destruction he intends to bring, before formally announcing his arrival.

Chapter Summary: “Flashing His Edge!”

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An openly announces that he has come to visit the Shi Family, deliberately alerting the entire household.
• The young woman accompanying him is shocked, realizing that Wu An understands exactly who the Shi Family is and may genuinely intend to challenge them.
• Wu An reveals an overwhelming, uniquely personal aura formed through his experiences across countless worlds. He abandons any attempt to hide his strength.
• Inside the Shi Family manor, the family connects Wu An to the destruction of Shi Tianming, who was killed along with his villa and dozens of bodyguards.
• The Shi Family learns that Wu An has arrived with only one woman, causing them to underestimate him and assume he has come to die.
• The Shi Family head leads a heavily armed force to confront Wu An. Hundreds of bodyguards, guns, bulletproof equipment, and foreign snipers are prepared to eliminate him.
• The young woman tries to defuse the situation by claiming they were merely passing by, but Shi Ziliang reveals that Wu An is responsible for the deaths of the Shi Family’s two young masters.
• When Shi Ziliang angrily confronts him, Wu An commands him to be quiet and activates his Sharingan.
• Wu An’s illusion overwhelms Shi Ziliang’s soul, causing him to collapse and die instantly, shocking everyone present.

2. Character Developments

• Wu An: Fully reveals his confidence and formidable power. Rather than concealing his abilities, he directly challenges the Shi Family and demonstrates that he can kill its leader effortlessly.
• The young woman: Changes from disbelief to fear. She begins to suspect that Wu An may truly possess the power to destroy the entire Shi Family, especially after learning that he killed two of its young masters.
• Shi Ziliang/Family leadership: Initially confident because of the Shi Family’s large armed force, he becomes enraged and arrogant during the confrontation. His sudden death exposes the family’s vulnerability and Wu An’s superiority.
• The Shi Family members: Their confidence rises when they discover Wu An has only one companion, but their certainty is undermined when Wu An kills Shi Ziliang without physical effort.

3. Significant Themes

• Overwhelming individual power versus institutional strength: The Shi Family relies on numbers, weapons, wealth, and professional assassins, while Wu An stands alone and defeats its leader through personal ability.
• Pride and underestimation: The Shi Family assumes that two people cannot threaten it, failing to recognize that Wu An himself is the true force behind the attack.
• The unveiling of hidden strength: Wu An’s aura and Sharingan symbolize his decision to stop hiding his capabilities and openly display his dominance.
• Fear and the collapse of authority: The Shi Family’s confidence depends on its reputation, but Wu An’s effortless victory begins to destroy that sense of security.
• Mythic and transcendent power: Wu An’s aura is described as something beyond familiar supernatural abilities, reinforcing his image as a figure who stands above ordinary worldly powers.

4. Character Interactions

• The young woman repeatedly questions Wu An’s decision to confront the Shi Family, while he responds with calm confidence and refuses to explain himself.
• The Shi Family leadership interprets Wu An’s arrival as confirmation of his involvement in Shi Tianming’s death.
• The young woman attempts to negotiate by claiming there has been a misunderstanding, but Shi Ziliang dismisses her and condemns Wu An as a “remnant” of the Wu Family.
• Wu An interrupts Shi Ziliang’s accusations with a single command. Their brief exchange escalates into a direct confrontation.
• Wu An uses the Sharingan against Shi Ziliang, killing him instantly and establishing the power imbalance between himself and the entire Shi Family.

Chapter Summary: “How Did You Know?!!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu An confronts the Shi Family at their stronghold, apparently arriving alone.
• He silently incapacitates Shi Ziliang by erasing his soul with a glance, leaving the man’s body physically alive but unconscious. Only the young woman accompanying Wu An realizes that something extraordinary has happened.
• The Shi Family members mock Wu An, believing him to be the powerless survivor of the destroyed Wu Family. The patriarch questions whether Wu An has brought a powerful force with him.
• Wu An calmly insists that he needs no external backing, angering the patriarch, who orders his bodyguards to kill him.
• Wu An effortlessly blocks the lead bodyguard’s punch, crushes the bones in his fist, and flings him dozens of meters into the patriarch’s vicinity. This shocks the entire Shi Family.
• The patriarch assumes Wu An is a highly skilled martial artist, though Wu An internally recognizes that his own power far surpasses ordinary martial arts.
• The patriarch reveals that five snipers have Wu An targeted and threatens to have him killed if he moves.
• Rather than show fear, Wu An identifies and counts all five snipers, leaving the patriarch terrified and demanding to know how he discovered them.

Character Developments

• Wu An: Demonstrates overwhelming confidence and power. He remains calm despite insults, armed guards, and sniper threats, revealing abilities far beyond what the Shi Family expected. His refusal to rely on any outside force reinforces his independence and superiority.
• The Shi Family Patriarch: Begins arrogant and dismissive, convinced Wu An depends on a hidden organization. His confidence weakens after witnessing Wu An defeat a bodyguard and collapses into fear when Wu An detects the snipers.
• The Young Woman: Shifts from uncertainty to shock and concern. She witnesses Wu An’s supernatural-looking ability against Shi Ziliang and worries that he cannot withstand the bodyguards, only to discover that his strength is vastly greater than she imagined.
• Shi Ziliang: Is effectively removed from the confrontation when Wu An erases his soul, though his body remains alive and appears merely unconscious.
• The Bodyguards: Initially confident and aggressive, they are shown to be completely outmatched by Wu An.

Significant Themes

• Hidden strength and mistaken identity: The Shi Family still views Wu An as a disgraced, powerless heir, failing to recognize how dramatically he has changed.
• Power versus authority: The Shi Family relies on reputation, numbers, weapons, and inherited influence, while Wu An depends solely on his own abilities.
• Calm superiority: Wu An’s composure contrasts with the Shi Family’s growing panic, emphasizing the gap between his power and their assumptions.
• Ignorance of true power: The patriarch labels Wu An a martial artist, but this description dramatically underestimates him.
• Reversal of control: The Shi Family begins as the dominant force on its own territory, but Wu An quickly turns the encounter into a situation where they are the ones reacting defensively.

Character Interactions

• Wu An coldly responds to Shi Ziliang’s insults by incapacitating him with a glance.
• The patriarch challenges Wu An’s identity and presumed reliance on a larger force, while Wu An confidently denies needing one.
• The patriarch orders the bodyguards to attack; Wu An humiliates the lead attacker and demonstrates his superiority in front of everyone.
• The young woman reacts protectively and anxiously during the attack, while Wu An remains dismissive of the danger.
• The patriarch attempts to regain control through hidden snipers, but Wu An immediately exposes the trap by accurately counting them, ending the chapter with the patriarch stunned and frightened.