Recaps

Gong Ying discovered that several of the twenty Eastern Tyrant geniuses sent to attack the Yao Residence had died, while Yao Yulou claimed the Yao Residence was responsible. As more life lamps shattered, Gong Ying ordered Gong Yi to warn the survivors to flee.

• Gong Ying learned that twenty Eastern Tyrant geniuses had gone to kill the Yao Residence and told Gong Yi to send a message ordering Hua Meixi taken alive for Pei Yuzheng.
• Gong Yi’s mechanical message bird for Junior Brother Hai did not move, prompting her to suspect he had died and urge Gong Ying to check his life lamp.
• Gong Ying resisted checking the life lamps until another message bird also remained motionless, then found that several of the twenty lamps had shattered.
• Yao Yulou claimed the Yao Residence had killed the Eastern Tyrant geniuses, but Gong Ying denied it and insisted they could not have split up.
• More life lamps shattered, and Gong Ying ordered Gong Yi to tell the surviving Eastern Tyrant geniuses to stop fighting and run.

Sikong Jing led the Yao Residence party in slaughtering the factions that had refused to leave, while their life lamps shattered in a growing wave across the border. The chapter ended with Gong Yi confirming that Sikong Jing was responsible, as his halberd radiance rose over Chaos District One.

• Di Caijue's life lamp shattered, and Di Geng screamed that his younger brother had died.
• Sikong Jing ordered the Yao Residence party to attack, and they annihilated factions whose members had tried to kill them.
• Sikong Jing unleashed the Tyrant Soul Hundred-Man, Thousand-Sword Form as the remaining attackers fled in panic.
• Faction leaders blamed Sikong Jing for the mass deaths, while Gong Ying's Dongba disciples tried to return to Chaos District One for revenge.
• Cang Lin, Yao Yulou, and Duanmu Chun blocked the Dongba disciples from reentering, citing the rules.
• A black halberd radiance rose from Chaos District One, and Gong Yi read a message confirming Sikong Jing had caused the slaughter.

Gong Yi’s letter confirmed that Sikong Jing and Yao Residence’s hundred people had attacked Dongba’s forces, sparking fury among the factions gathered outside Chaos District One. Sikong Jing ended the group formation and sent Yao Residence’s fighters to hunt the fleeing enemies individually, while secretly tracking them to protect them.

• Gong Yi read a desperate letter naming Sikong Jing and Yao Residence’s hundred people, and she fled Chaos District One rather than return alone to rescue Dongba’s survivors.
• Duanmu Chun mocked Gong Ying, and Gong Ying and other enraged faction leaders threatened Yao Yulou’s group until Cang Lin and Chang Ao forced them to obey the District-Seizing War’s rules.
• Pei Yuzheng demanded to know which major faction was helping Sikong Jing and Yao Residence, but no one could identify any allies.
• Sikong Jing withdrew the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation and ordered Yao Residence’s fighters to pursue the fleeing enemies individually so they could temper their new martial skills.
• Sikong Jing sent the fighters out for half an hour and dispatched little monster beasts to track them, promising to intervene if any of them faced danger.

Sikong Jing secretly controlled the battlefield while rescuing Yao Residence guards and teaching them techniques suited to their beast bloodlines. After the guards made major breakthroughs, Zhang Duiyin and the others learned he had created their techniques himself and asked him to create techniques for them too.

• Sikong Jing repeatedly rescued besieged Yao Residence guards and gave each one immediate instruction in their combat techniques.
• Yang Yi, the other companions, and the guards regrouped, and Sikong Jing spent an hour identifying each guard’s shortcomings and teaching them.
• Zhang Duiyin learned from the rescued guards that Sikong Jing had saved them throughout the battle, deepening everyone’s respect for him.
• Sikong Jing ordered the guards to cultivate before leaving Chaos District One, and nearly all of them broke through into the Sea Soaring Realm.
• Zhang Duiyin asked whether Sikong Jing’s techniques came from the Tyrant Soul Inheritance, and Sikong Jing said he had created them himself.
• Zhang Duiyin, Weng Ting, and Zhang Duiyi asked Sikong Jing to create techniques for them as well.

Sikong Jing taught Hua Meixi, Yang Yi, and the others the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation before leading the Yao Residence guards toward Chaos District One. They encountered a strange old woman with twisted legs, and Sikong Jing asked why she was there as the chapter ended.

• Sikong Jing explained the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation and taught it to Hua Meixi, Yang Yi, Zhang Duiyin, Weng Ting, and the others.
• Hua Meixi and Yang Yi quickly grasped the formation's basics, while Weng Ting and Zhang Duiyin marveled at the Tyrant Soul Venerable's power.
• Sikong Jing led the hundred Yao Residence guards toward Chaos District One after they finished cultivating.
• The group encountered an old crone crawling from a street corner, chewing raw meat and asking them to cook it for her.
• Sikong Jing approached the old crone and asked why she was in the dangerous district, noticing that her legs were twisted and deformed.

Sikong Jing carried a disabled old woman out of Chaos District One after she revealed that Tie Ti'er had been misled by a man from the Eastern Tyrant Branch into believing Sikong Jing was dying. The old woman could not remember which way they went, leaving Sikong Jing searching for Tie Ti'er and the man.

• The old woman told Sikong Jing that her husband had abandoned her, and Sikong Jing offered to take her somewhere safe and help her find him.
• Sikong Jing carried the old woman on his back despite Yang Yi offering to do it, and the Yao Residence guards followed them.
• The old woman recognized Sikong Jing and explained that the Canggu Saintess, Tie Ti'er, had been hurried away by a panicked man from the Eastern Tyrant Branch who claimed Sikong Jing was about to die.
• The old woman said Tie Ti'er had been alone and seemed to plan to return to find the Yao Residence.
• Sikong Jing asked which way Tie Ti'er and the man had gone, but the old woman pointed in both directions and said she could not remember unless he carried her around.

Sikong Jing left Yang Yi’s group to search for Tie Ti'er, while the old woman revealed that she was a powerful, scheming figure connected to the old man who chose Sikong Jing as a successor. She tried to delay Sikong Jing with illusion mist, but he passed through it with help from his little demonic beasts and sense of smell, leaving her bewildered.

• Sikong Jing sent Yang Yi and the others toward the Shaking District and carried the old woman to a tower before setting off to find Tie Ti'er.
• The old woman dropped her feeble act, reflected on her connection to the old man and Sikong Jing’s succession, then vanished to follow him.
• Sikong Jing sensed something amiss near the tower, but the old woman returned before he could catch her leaving.
• The old woman laid illusion mist in Sikong Jing’s path to delay him and see how he reacted.
• Sikong Jing identified the likely source of the mist and crossed it easily by following his little demonic beasts and sense of smell, leaving the old woman baffled.

The old crone repeatedly tried to trap Sikong Jing in illusions, but he detected and bypassed them. She then arranged for him to see Tie Ti'er being deceived by an Eastern Tyrant man, who claimed Sikong Jing and the Yao Residence had been killed and demanded imperial artifacts; the old crone watched, enraged by the man's scheme.

• The old crone set an illusion array for Sikong Jing, but he noticed it and simply went around it.
• The old crone saw Tie Ti'er following an injured-looking Eastern Tyrant man who claimed he had hidden the badly wounded Sikong Jing after the Yao Residence was killed.
• Tie Ti'er realized the streets were too quiet for anyone to be searching for Sikong Jing and challenged the man.
• The man admitted he had deceived Tie Ti'er, falsely claimed Sikong Jing and the Yao Residence were dead, and demanded imperial artifacts in exchange for Sikong Jing's corpse.
• The old crone overheard the man's plan, called him a despicable thief, and vanished after glancing toward Sikong Jing.

Tie Ti'er learned that Si Kong Jing was alive when he arrived, but an unseen formation barrier separated them. The Eastern Tyrant man held Tie Ti'er hostage while Si Kong Jing examined the barrier, unaware that the old crone had arranged it to test their distress.

• The Eastern Tyrant man falsely told Tie Ti'er that Si Kong Jing had died and demanded Imperial artifacts in exchange for his body.
• Tie Ti'er spotted Si Kong Jing approaching, and the Eastern Tyrant man seized her as a hostage.
• Si Kong Jing ignored the Eastern Tyrant man's threats and walked toward Tie Ti'er until an invisible formation barrier stopped him.
• The old crone watched from the shadows, intending to judge Si Kong Jing's anguish before deciding whether to save them.
• The Eastern Tyrant man demanded Si Kong Jing's halberd and treasures, while Si Kong Jing examined the barrier and realized the man had not set it up.

Sikong Jing broke the old woman’s formation barrier by destroying its tools with demonic blood, then rescued Tie Ti'er from the Dongba man. After learning the people of the Yao Residence were safe, Tie Ti'er broke down in relieved tears while Sikong Jing stood quietly beside her.

• Sikong Jing sensed the barrier and destroyed its formation tools with demonic blood, shattering it.
• Sikong Jing ignored the Dongba man's threats and used his Spirit Platform consciousness to distract him, then kicked him away from Tie Ti'er.
• Sikong Jing assured Tie Ti'er that he and the people of the Yao Residence were safe.
• Tie Ti'er apologized for what she had done and began crying with relief as Sikong Jing stood beside her.
• The old woman grew furious that Sikong Jing did not comfort Tie Ti'er.

An old woman secretly gave the Dongba man a temporary ninth-grade battle body and peak Heavenly King Realm cultivation to test Sikong Jing. Sikong Jing appeared to flee when Tie Ti'er offered to stall the enemy, but returned and fatally stabbed the Dongba man.

• The old woman sent a thread of crimson blood into the injured Dongba man, instantly healing him and raising him to the peak of the Heavenly King Realm with a ninth-grade battle body.
• The Dongba man mistook his temporary transformation for a heaven-sent breakthrough and demanded that Sikong Jing kneel and Tie Ti'er come to him.
• Tie Ti'er urged Sikong Jing to escape while she stalled the Dongba man, and Sikong Jing agreed and vanished.
• The Dongba man threatened Tie Ti'er to force Sikong Jing to return, and Sikong Jing suddenly stabbed him through the chest from behind.

Sikong Jing killed the Dongba man after the old woman transformed him into a ninth-grade battle-body genius, then realized someone else had been hindering his rescue of Tie Ti'er. The chapter ended with Sikong Jing and Tie Ti'er returning to investigate the corpse, but the hidden figure had escaped again.

• Sikong Jing tricked the Dongba man into lowering his guard and killed him with a sword strike, leaving Tie Ti'er stunned.
• Sikong Jing told Tie Ti'er he had used a method from the Tyrant Soul Inheritance, and they set off to leave Chaos District One.
• The old woman arrived at the corpse, wondered how Sikong Jing had pierced the Dongba man's battle body, and triggered an explosion while inspecting him.
• Sikong Jing sensed the explosion, returned with Tie Ti'er, and found only the shattered corpse, realizing whoever had taken the bait had escaped.
• Sikong Jing told Tie Ti'er about the illusions and barriers that had obstructed him, and explained that the hidden person feared the Chaotic Zone's rules against Emperor Martial Stage experts.

Sikong Jing explained how he had poisoned the hidden powerhouse with beast poison and left with Tie Ti'er, then discovered that the injured old woman was the same person. At the exit of Chaos District One, the gathered factions realized no major power had helped Sikong Jing despite the tens of thousands of shattered life lamps.

• Sikong Jing told Tie Ti'er that a hidden expert had empowered the Dongba man and that he had poisoned the expert by planting beast poison in the corpse.
• The old woman spat out black blood and hurried back to the tower after Sikong Jing mentioned that he knew she was there because of the grandmother with inconvenient legs.
• Sikong Jing returned to the tower with Tie Ti'er, suspected the old woman, and let Tie Ti'er carry her down when she refused his help.
• Sikong Jing detected beast poison on the old woman and suspected she was the hidden powerhouse, then put her on a horse and rode toward the Shaking District with Tie Ti'er.
• At the Chaos District One exit, the gathered factions saw that no major power had helped Sikong Jing, though tens of thousands of life lamps had shattered.

After the Yao Residence emerged safely from Chaos District One, survivors revealed that Sikong Jing had used the unprecedented Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation to kill tens of thousands. Sikong Jing returned with Tie Ti'er just before dawn, where powerful factions confronted him with overwhelming killing intent.

• Surviving Shaking One District disciples said Sikong Jing had rescued the Yao Residence with the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation and slaughtered tens of thousands.
• Chang Ao and Cang Lin admitted they had never heard of the formation, while factions including Pei Yuzheng's resolved to obtain it and others grieved their dead.
• The hundred members of the Yao Residence emerged safely, and Hua Meixi and the guards reported their success to Duanmu Chun and Yao Yulou.
• Yang Yi explained that Sikong Jing had gone back to find Tie Ti'er, prompting Cang Lin and the Canggu disciples to apologize to the Yao Residence.
• Sikong Jing returned from Chaos District One with Tie Ti'er and a horse, and powerful auras and killing intent immediately gathered around him.

Sikong Jing faced the furious factions whose people he had killed, calmly inviting them to make threats while the District-Seizing War rules prevented them from attacking him. Pei Yuzheng then approached with Thousand Kings Holy Tower experts, setting the stage for a confrontation with Sikong Jing.

• Duanmu Chun, Cang Lin, and their experts shielded Sikong Jing, but he stepped forward and challenged the crowd to threaten him.
• Di Geng and other experts cursed Sikong Jing and vowed revenge, while he remained unruffled.
• An old woman mistook Tie Ti'er for Sikong Jing's lover, and Tie Ti'er explained that they were only friends and defended his kindness.
• Pei Yuzheng called for the crowd to quiet down, then advanced toward Sikong Jing with Thousand Kings Holy Tower experts.

Pei Yuzheng tried to make Sikong Jing surrender the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation in exchange for forgiveness and a place in the Thousand Kings Holy Tower. Sikong Jing refused with the same cutting words that reminded Pei Yuzheng of the black-clad youth, leaving Pei Yuzheng enraged.

• Pei Yuzheng offered to forgive Sikong Jing if he handed over the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation and knelt in submission.
• Gong Ying prepared to claim the formation for the Tyrant Heaven Chamber of Commerce, but Li Feng urged her to wait and watch Sikong Jing refuse.
• Sikong Jing called Pei Yuzheng “one hundred and six” and said he was nothing special, prompting Pei Yuzheng and Tie Ti'er to recognize the familiar words.
• Pei Feie and other Thousand Kings Holy Tower youths pressured Sikong Jing to accept Pei Yuzheng's offer, while Yang Li mocked him as a non-combat body.
• Pei Yuzheng offered Sikong Jing the benefits of a fifth-grade combat body, but Sikong Jing repeated, “106. Nothing more than that!” and reignited Pei Yuzheng's anger.

Sikong Jing dismissed Pei Yuzheng’s attempt to recruit him and revealed that he was the black-clad youth from Ancient City, whose earlier humiliation had left Pei Yuzheng traumatized. Pei Yuzheng collapsed after recognizing the reenacted scene, while the crowd remained confused about what had happened.

• Sikong Jing ignored Pei Yuzheng’s offer, and Yao Yulou confirmed that Sikong Jing knew the Thousand Kings Holy Tower’s power but did not care.
• Pei Yuzheng began warning Sikong Jing, but Sikong Jing cut him off with “106, nothing much!”
• Sikong Jing put on a hat, summoned the Azure Cloud Sword Dragon and other dragon souls, then called Pei Yuzheng “106, trash!”
• Sikong Jing revealed that he had reenacted the scene from Ancient City to show Pei Yuzheng he was the black-clad youth.
• Pei Yuzheng trembled, spat blood, and had to be supported by Pei Feie and the others, while most onlookers failed to understand his reaction.

Sikong Jing repelled Pei Yuzheng’s attack, but Pei’s demand for his death brought Thousand Kings Holy Tower and other factions into a confrontation over Chaos-Shaking City’s rules. The city’s experts upheld the rules and insisted that Sikong Jing could only be challenged in the District-Seizing War.

• Pei Yuzheng charged at Sikong Jing, who met him with the Tyrant War King Halberd and forced him back.
• Sikong Jing reminded Pei Yuzheng that the district-snatching rules forbade him from attacking, but Pei ordered others to kill Sikong Jing and promised them a favor.
• Cang Lin and other factions blocked the attackers, while Cang Lin accused Thousand Kings Holy Tower of trying to break Chaos-Shaking City’s rules.
• Pei Yuzheng revealed that Sikong Jing was the black-clad young man who had ruined Thousand Kings Holy Tower’s plan at Ancient Sacred Peak, intensifying the tower’s hostility.
• A Thousand Kings Holy Tower Venerable asked the sects to let them kill Sikong Jing, but Duanmu Chun suggested they were after the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation.
• A Chaos-Shaking City expert ruled that Sikong Jing was a District-Seizing War participant and could only be attacked during the war.

Sikong Jing rebuffed Pei Yuzheng’s threats, and Pei Yuzheng withdrew after vowing to settle their score in the Shaking District Battle. Gong Ying then confronted Sikong Jing over the Eastern Tyrant geniuses he had killed, but he promised to defeat the rest as well.

• Pei Yuzheng threatened Yao Yulou’s family to force him to kill Sikong Jing, but Yao Yulou resisted and warned Pei Yuzheng against provoking Chaos-Shaking City.
• Yao Yulou reminded Pei Yuzheng to prioritize the coming battle, and Pei Yuzheng left after threatening Sikong Jing with vengeance in the Shaking District Battle.
• Gong Ying demanded Sikong Jing hand over the Overlord Soul Hundred-Man Army-Slaying Formation and threatened to report the slaughter of Eastern Tyrant geniuses.
• Sikong Jing told Gong Ying to wait until he had defeated all one hundred Eastern Tyrant geniuses before reporting him.
• Duanmu Chun dismissed the danger of punishment, while Yao Yuzhi warned Gong Ying that losing Eastern Tyrant’s territory could get her demoted.

Sikong Jing honored a masked man's bounty for killing the last surviving Eastern Tyrant attacker, worsening the feud with Gong Ying. After refusing Cang Lin's request to fight alongside Ancient Sacred Peak in the Shaking District, Sikong Jing planned with the Yao Residence while Tie Ti'er wondered whether he was the same young man she had seen in Ancient City.

• A masked man held the last surviving Eastern Tyrant prodigy at swordpoint and asked Sikong Jing to honor his bounty.
• Sikong Jing gave the masked man a lower-grade Emperor weapon sword, and the man killed the Eastern Tyrant woman before escaping into the chaos district.
• Sikong Jing taunted Gong Ying about the Eastern Tyrant losses and rejected Li Feng's claim that they were allies.
• Gong Ying and the Eastern Tyrant Branch left in disgrace, while Sikong Jing and Cang Lin discussed their strained relations and the coming battle.
• Sikong Jing declined to join Ancient Sacred Peak in the Shaking District but promised to help Tie Ti'er if she was in danger.
• Sikong Jing discussed battle plans with the Yao Residence, while Tie Ti'er wondered whether he was the young man from Ancient City.

Cang Lin revealed that Sikong Jing was the Black-Clothed Youth, forcing Granny Kui and the others to recognize his importance to Ancient Sacred Peak. As the Shaking District Battle began, Pei Yuzheng placed a bounty on the Yao Residence and demanded that Sikong Jing be captured alive.

• Granny Kui blamed Sikong Jing for her conflict with Tie Ti'er and backed Zheng Ku as he challenged Cang Lin’s decision to apologize.
• Cang Lin ordered Granny Kui and Zheng Ku back to Ancient Sacred Peak, then revealed that Sikong Jing was the Black-Clothed Youth who had saved the faction.
• Tie Ti'er confronted Granny Kui for underestimating Sikong Jing and learned that Cang Lin and the peak master had sent her to find him so she would understand his strength.
• The Chaos District Battle ended, and the young fighters drew lots for their Shaking District entry points, with Sikong Jing drawing the third.
• Pei Yuzheng offered a Lower-Grade Emperor Artifact for killing a Yao Residence member, demanded Sikong Jing be captured alive, and threatened anyone who kept him from the Thousand Kings Holy Tower.

Sikong Jing entered Shaking Eight District with the Yao Residence while rival factions plotted to kill him and seize or destroy his formation. The disguised Tyrant Lotus Venerable secretly arranged additional Emperor Martial Stage fighters for the Yao Residence, as Sikong Jing’s group reached the Tyrant Heaven Chamber of Commerce branch and learned an Emperor Martial Stage powerhouse had entered.

• Pei Yuzheng and Gong Ying offered bounties on Sikong Jing, but he ignored them and asked Duanmu Chun to care for the old woman.
• Sikong Jing led the Yao Residence’s hundred fighters into Shaking Eight District while factions from Shaking One District ordered their forces to target him.
• The old woman revealed herself to Duanmu Chun as the Tyrant Lotus Venerable and secretly summoned additional Emperor Martial Stage fighters for the Yao Residence.
• Yao Yulou returned with ten lots and learned that four former subordinates of the Tyrant Soul Venerable would fight for Sikong Jing.
• Sikong Jing’s group reached the Tyrant Heaven Chamber of Commerce branch, where he announced that an Emperor Martial Stage powerhouse had entered.

Sikong Jing ordered his allies to kill the young participants who sent messages summoning Emperor Martial Stage pursuers. After a passing faction secretly sent a mechanical message bird, Sikong Jing exposed its message and confronted them.

• Sikong Jing ordered Hua Meixi and Yang Yi to kill nearby message-bird senders while Zhang and Weng Ting led teams to hunt others.
• Hua Meixi, Yang Yi, Zhang, and Weng Ting's teams killed those who were summoning Emperor Martial Stage powerhouses to target Sikong Jing and the Yao Residence.
• A faction from Shaking One District told Sikong Jing they did not intend to become his enemies, then secretly released a mechanical message bird as they left.
• Sikong Jing's little demon eagle caught the bird and delivered it to him.
• Sikong Jing read the message telling a Martial Uncle to capture him alive for interrogation, then challenged the faction members about their claim.

Sikong Jing slaughtered Black Mist Pavilion’s hundred young geniuses and faced their enraged Emperor Martial Stage expert. As the two stood in a tense standoff, three more Emperor Martial Stage experts arrived and demanded to know why the Black Mist Pavilion expert had not killed him.

• Sikong Jing killed nearly all of a hundred Black Mist Pavilion fighters with his halberd and Ice Eternal Reverse Shield.
• Sikong Jing’s hidden Yao Residence forces regrouped nearby while another Shaking One District faction chose to leave him alone.
• A Black Mist Pavilion Emperor Martial Stage expert arrived, and Sikong Jing admitted he had killed the disciples and revealed the letter they had sent.
• The Black Mist Pavilion expert discovered the Yao Residence fighters in hiding and hesitated to attack, wary of their formation.
• Three more Emperor Martial Stage experts arrived, saw their dead disciples, and asked the Black Mist Pavilion expert why he had not killed Sikong Jing.

Sikong Jing drew the four Emperor Martial Stage experts’ attention while Hua Meixi secretly commanded the Yao Residence formation, killing two attackers. With his shield broken and another enemy pursuing him, Sikong Jing called on Captain Yang to act.

• A first major realm Emperor Martial Stage expert charged Sikong Jing while the other three tried to stop the Yao Residence fighters from forming their army-slaying connection.
• Sikong Jing blocked the attack with his Ice Eternal Shield and ordered Hua Meixi to unleash the Blood Baleful Cat Form.
• Hua Meixi led the concealed Yao Residence fighters in the formation, and the giant demonic cat killed one Emperor Martial Stage expert.
• Sikong Jing ordered the formation to change into the Ghostly Piercing Form, which killed a second Emperor Martial Stage expert with a claw to the throat.
• Sikong Jing explained that he had drawn attention away from Hua Meixi, then used Phantom Bewildering Demon Step to evade the enemy attacking him.
• The Black Mist Pavilion expert sealed off the formation connections as Sikong Jing called on Captain Yang to make his move.