诸天万界
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Original Name:诸天万界Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:1118Chapters:333
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Name Heavens and Myriad Worlds (诸天万界)
Occupation/Role Collective cross-realm audience and commentator on the Sky Screen's exposure projections
Status Active
First Appearance Chapter 1

Role in the Exposure

The Heavens and Myriad Worlds are the gathered observers affected by the golden Sky Screen, which descends in every realm and interrupts conflicts through overwhelming suppression. Its arrival halts the battle between Xiao Yan and Hun Tiandi, while the Douluo World is likewise forced to pause its divine conflict 1.

As the exposure continues, the collective watches the lives, teachers, abilities, opportunities, and eventual fates of Children of Destiny from different worlds. Their reactions supply cross-world comparisons, public judgment, and speculation about the Sky Screen's revealed information.

  • They recognize that appearing in an exposure does not automatically guarantee a reward, citing Hun Tiandi as an example 20.
  • They are subjected to the Sky Screen's rules and announcements, including Tang San's punishment and the subsequent introduction of the Shrouding Heavens World 55.
  • They witness exposure rewards dramatically enhance those featured, such as Mu Chen and Nine Nethers receiving surges in cultivation and comprehension after their projection concludes 204.

Commentary and Assessments

Cross-World Power Comparisons

The collective consistently compares the cultivation systems, combat ceilings, and artifact restrictions of different worlds.

  • They mock the scale of Douluo World's “Ghost Sorrow Cliff,” noting that a two-to-three-hundred-meter cliff would be insignificant in higher-level cultivation worlds 20.
  • They judge Douluo's god-level combat power to be far below the standards of worlds such as the Dou Qi Continent and the Great Thousand World 40.
  • They are shocked that Shrouding Heavens cultivators can fly at the Life Spring stage and possess enormous physical strength before formally entering cultivation 58.
  • They emphasize the unusually low threshold for Shrouding Heavens cultivators to employ supreme secret arts and Supreme Emperor Weapons 69.
  • They identify the Heavenly Source World's cultivation ceiling as being deliberately restricted by the Saint Clan, leaving its inhabitants with only three Saint stages as an upper limit 169.
  • They react with disbelief when the Eternal World's ascension process is revealed to require the destruction of the Kui Emperor World 254.

Reactions to Children of Destiny

The Heavens and Myriad Worlds repeatedly observe that Children of Destiny receive extraordinary opportunities and survive situations that should be impossible.

  • They describe Xiao Yan's rapid succession of helpers and opportunities as the treatment reserved for a Child of Destiny 4.
  • They conclude that opponents attempting to eliminate a Child of Destiny while still weak are repeatedly thwarted by accidents and reversals of fortune 11.
  • They note Ye Fan's rise without a protector as miraculous in the harsh Shrouding Heavens World 66.
  • They recognize Zhou Yuan's ability to reverse seemingly unwinnable situations regardless of whether his enemies underestimate or seriously prepare for him 169.
  • They initially doubt Bai Xiaochun's suitability as a Child of Destiny because of his reputation, then repeatedly acknowledge his exceptional cross-realm combat strength 204 223.

Moral Judgments

The collective does not remain neutral in its commentary; it openly condemns cruelty, hypocrisy, and selfishness while praising sacrifice and resolve.

  • They criticize Tang San's conduct toward Dugu Bo, arguing that he accepted benefits from their association without returning meaningful favor 53.
  • They ridicule Tang San's fabricated Dou Qi Continent script and react to the Sky Screen stripping him of all power as punishment 55.
  • They praise Jiang Taixu's repeated sacrifices and describe Shrouding Heavens as a story sustained by many people rather than Ye Fan alone 85.
  • They are moved by Shi Hao's determination to create a new cultivation system during the Age of Dharma Decline 139.
  • They condemn the Heavenly Venerable for using a war between worlds and countless lives as leverage to pursue escape from his prison-world 252.
  • They recognize Mu Chen's final victory over the Heavenly Evil God as a triumph of the Great Thousand World's collective will 203.

Recorded Reactions

  • The collective is rendered speechless when Xiao Yan receives Xiao Xuan's inheritance and achieves a Di Realm soul in only half a month of outside time 11.
  • It is awed by the opening image of Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin and the immense scale of the Emperor Burial Star 56.
  • It reacts with alarm to the revelation of the Dark Era, the forbidden zones of life, and the ancient terrors sleeping within them 81.
  • It is shaken by Shi Hao's revival after his primordial spirit is annihilated and by his subsequent suppression of the three Immortal Kings who killed him 143.
  • It erupts in support when the Desolate Heavenly Emperor declares that he alone is enough to confront nine emperors 147.
  • It responds with disbelief when Mu Chen's One Qi Transforms into Three Purities produces multiple Heavenly Sovereign-level bodies 189.
  • It watches Bai Xiaochun bear the consequences of the Kui Emperor World's collapse, unable to intervene as its survivors are scattered into the Eternal Continent 255.

Trivia

  • The collective's reactions are sometimes represented only by ellipses, question marks, or stunned silence when an exposure revelation exceeds ordinary expectations 11 20.
  • It frequently uses the term “Child of Destiny” to explain the extraordinary luck, survivability, and rapid advancement of featured protagonists 4 34 169.
  • Its commentary often frames the Heavens and Myriad Worlds as both spectators and participants in a shared multiversal public discourse.