Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• After Zhao Hao defeats two Sea King Race Mahayana cultivators, the Golden Dragon King has Ao Chun escort their lifeless-looking bodies downstairs. Neither man mentions the Profound Heaven Azure Sea Pearl Zhao Hao took.
• The Golden Dragon King treats Zhao Hao as an equal and invites him to join the Dragon Realm. He offers him the prestigious rank of first-class Dragon Race Attendant, with room for additional conditions.
• Zhao Hao demands three thousand different Rule Treasures. The Dragon King confirms the treasury has 2,997 types available in abundance, offering three of each. He also offers Zhao Hao one of the three supreme treasures—time, space, or Reincarnation—plus the cultivation resources and clan blessings given to other Mahayana Attendants.
• Recognizing the offer as a rare chance to obtain treasures essential to his cultivation, Zhao Hao accepts. He insists on keeping his freedom and proposes leaving a clone in the Dragon Realm to perform his duties.
• When Zhao Hao says the clone is only at Body Integration but can fight ordinary Mahayana cultivators, the Dragon King realizes it may be the Black Dragon who defeated a Mahayana cultivator on the Dark Continent and asks if it was Zhao Hao’s clone.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao remains composed throughout the negotiation, using silence and a bold demand to secure extraordinary terms. Though he accepts the position, he protects his independence by refusing to move his true self to the Dragon Realm.
• The Golden Dragon King shifts from recruiting Zhao Hao with a standard invitation to making an exceptional offer, showing respect for Zhao Hao’s strength and strategic value. His final question reveals his growing insight into Zhao Hao’s hidden abilities.
• Ao Chun is stunned by the offer and Zhao Hao’s demand, recognizing that the proposed rank and freedom to name conditions are unprecedented.

Significant themes

• Power and bargaining: Zhao Hao’s demonstrated strength gives him leverage to negotiate as an equal with an ancient, formidable clan.
• Freedom versus allegiance: Zhao Hao accepts the benefits of joining while preserving his independence through the use of a clone.
• Hidden strength and identity: Zhao Hao’s clone system has concealed the source of a remarkable feat, but the Golden Dragon King begins connecting the clues.
• Ancient resources and cultivation: The Dragon Race’s vast treasury offers Zhao Hao a shortcut toward his cultivation ambitions that wealth alone could not provide.

Plot and key events

• The Golden Dragon King confronts Zhao Hao about the mysterious cultivator who once appeared on the Dark Continent and fought a Mahayana expert. Zhao admits it was his clone, sent to collect materials.
• Pleased by the confirmation, the King officially enrolls Zhao as a First-Rank Dragon Race Attendant. Zhao’s blood activates an Azure Dragon-scale token, linking him to the Dragon Realm’s fortune and strengthening his Fortune Dharma Avatar.
• The King gives Zhao the 2,997 rule treasures he requested and asks which supreme-rule treasure he wants. Zhao chooses reincarnation and receives the Three-Life Stone, a manifestation of the Reincarnation Law.
• Zhao takes an unclaimed cave abode in Ten Thousand Dragons Immortal City and sends the treasures to Heavenly Cauldron Palace. His Nascent Soul clones refine them into Dao-Comprehension Pills.
• Three days later, Zhao completes his collection of all Three Thousand Great Daos. His laws of time, space, causality, the heart demon, and blood resonate with his nascent Reincarnation Law; time and space appear close to merging with it.
• As Zhao absorbs this breakthrough, Ao Chun’s message summons him to the Dinglong Auction, which begins at noon.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao remains calm and candid under the Golden Dragon King’s scrutiny, concealing his private relief that the Dragon Race had not found him earlier. He achieves his goal of securing the treasures and makes a major cultivation breakthrough.
• The Golden Dragon King shifts from suspicion to delighted recognition, then welcomes Zhao into the Dragon Race and treats him generously.
• Ao Chun respectfully helps Zhao settle into the city and later alerts him to the auction.
• Zhao and the King’s exchange is initially tense, but Zhao’s admission turns it into a warm, mutually advantageous relationship.

Significant themes

• Hidden identity and power: Zhao’s past actions have attracted the Dragon Race’s attention, but his clones’ secrecy protected him.
• Alliance and fortune: Formal membership brings Zhao access to Dragon Race resources and a share of its collective fortune.
• Accumulation and breakthrough: Gathering and refining vast numbers of treasures culminates in mastery of all Three Thousand Great Daos.
• Interconnection of cosmic laws: The newly acquired Reincarnation Law resonates with Zhao’s existing laws, suggesting they may combine into something greater.

Key plot points and events

• Zhao Hao learns that his thousands of Nascent Soul clones have completed all three thousand rules within him, though most remain at beginner level.
• Using the Rule Treasures given by the Golden Dragon King, he repeatedly enhances his reincarnation law. When he raises it to a higher rank, it transforms into a deeper power and triggers a spectacular phenomenon: three thousand colored law threads appear across the Dragon Realm, and many low-level cultivators break through.
• Zhao Hao conceals his presence with causality law, then allows his time, spatial, and reincarnation laws to fuse. The result is a new, chaos-colored power. His system panel replaces the three separate laws with [Chaos law (incomplete)].
• With the Dinglong Auction about to begin, Zhao Hao leaves his cave abode and arrives among more than a thousand Mahayana cultivators. The chapter ends as the Golden Dragon King gives him a calm, knowing look.

Character developments

• Zhao Hao’s power advances dramatically: he gains an incomplete Chaos law, apparently through the natural fusion of three supreme laws rather than his Unity of Ten Thousand Paths ability.
• He shows restraint and tactical awareness by hiding the law phenomenon’s connection to himself and suppressing the remaining aura before leaving.
• The two Sea King Race captives remain deeply traumatized by Zhao Hao’s earlier capture and swallowing of them; their fear is mixed with hatred.

Significant themes

• Cultivation through transformation: Zhao Hao’s systematic enhancement of rules produces a breakthrough beyond ordinary laws.
• Unity and creation: Time, space, and reincarnation merge smoothly into Chaos, suggesting a deeper principle that can encompass opposing beginnings and endings.
• Power’s wider consequences: Zhao Hao’s private advancement affects the entire Dragon Realm, bringing unexpected benefits to weaker cultivators.
• Concealment and scrutiny: Zhao Hao hides the source of the phenomenon, but the Golden Dragon King’s final look implies that his breakthrough may not have gone unnoticed.

Character interactions

• Zhao Hao ends a brief exchange with an unnamed contact and dismisses the auction as less important than his cultivation.
• Ao Chun greets Zhao Hao with anxiety and respect when he arrives at the auction.
• The Sea King Race cultivators glare at Zhao Hao with fear and venom, while he treats them with apparent indifference.
• The Golden Dragon King silently studies Zhao Hao, closing the chapter on an unresolved hint of recognition or suspicion.

Chapter Summary

Key events

• Zhao Hao attends the Dinglong Auction House with Ao Chun, ignoring the hostile Sea King Race cultivators seated behind him.
• While the auction proceeds, he studies the newly formed Chaos Law. It is drawing his Heart Demon, Causality, and Blood Laws into itself, potentially fusing them. This lets him unleash the power of six laws with far less magical power and without the time-consuming preparation his old technique required.
• When the damaged Profound Heaven Godslaying Halberd is offered, a Sea King Race cultivator bids on it, hoping both to acquire a weapon suited to his expertise and to challenge Zhao Hao.
• Zhao Hao outbids him decisively, raising the price first to 200,000 and then to 300,000 supreme-grade spirit crystals. The Sea King Race cultivator’s leader refuses to let him continue, and Zhao Hao wins the halberd.
• The auctioneer announces the next lot: the Earth Deity Incense Scripture, an earth-immortal secret art from the Immortal Realm. Zhao Hao reacts with immediate interest.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao’s discovery of the Chaos Law marks a major advance in his power and combat efficiency. His calm, effortless bidding further establishes his immense wealth and confidence.
• The Sea King Race cultivator tries to provoke Zhao Hao and reclaim his faction’s dignity, but is humiliated when Zhao Hao treats the bidding as inconsequential. His leader prioritizes the race’s resources and upcoming lots over the damaged halberd.
• Ao Chun conducts the auction and is briefly astonished by Zhao Hao’s enormous bid before confirming the sale.

Significant themes

• Power and efficiency: The Chaos Law may combine multiple laws into a single, more economical source of strength.
• Wealth as dominance: Zhao Hao’s bids do more than secure the halberd; they publicly overwhelm and humiliate his rival.
• Composure versus provocation: Zhao Hao’s indifference proves more cutting than an angry response, while the Sea King cultivator’s pride leaves him vulnerable to humiliation.
• Anticipation: Zhao Hao’s sharp reaction to the Earth Deity Incense Scripture signals that the next auction item may be especially important to him.

Key plot points and events

• Ao Chun auctions the Earth Deity Incense Scripture, an alleged Earth Immortal method that lets practitioners gather worshippers’ prayer power, build a divine kingdom, and cultivate an immortal body without ascending. Zhao Hao recognizes it as the same legacy once given to him by a mysterious countryman, but cannot detect that man among the audience.
• The promise of a route to immortality sparks fierce bidding. A Jiaochi Race cultivator wins the scripture for one million supreme-grade Spirit Crystals, while Buddhist attendees conceal their greed and exchange glances that suggest they may target the new owner. Zhao Hao concludes the scripture—genuine or not—could bring danger to whoever holds it.
• The penultimate item is a golden page from the Immortal Realm’s Golden Palace Jade Book, covering formations from first to ninth rank in both spirit and immortal varieties. The audience dismisses it as impractical because immortal formations require resources unavailable in the lower realms, and no one bids.
• Zhao Hao bids the starting price of two hundred thousand and acquires the page. Other guests mock his purchase, but his calm, lavish spending leaves them uncertain whether he is foolish or simply sees value they cannot.
• The Golden Dragon King watches Zhao Hao with genuine confusion. Ao Chun then introduces the final item: news from the Immortal Realm, offered free to everyone present.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao remains composed while privately assessing the scripture’s connection to his past. His interest in the formations volume reflects his long-term plans for defenses and a future sanctuary; his purchase reinforces his reputation as unpredictable and unusually far-sighted.
• Ao Chun moves from the excitement of selling the scripture to embarrassment when the formations volume draws no bids, then quickly closes the sale once Zhao Hao speaks.
• The Jiaochi bidder celebrates his expensive acquisition, unaware of the threatening understanding forming among nearby Buddhists.
• The Buddhist cultivators shift from surprise to concealed desire, seemingly coordinating through glances and possibly contemplating violence.
• The Sea King Race figures ridicule Zhao Hao’s purchases, while the Golden Dragon King begins to question what Zhao Hao knows.

Significant themes

• Power, faith, and ambition: The scripture’s promise of immortality makes faith and political influence into cultivation resources.
• Hidden danger behind opportunity: A coveted treasure can make its owner a target.
• Knowledge and foresight: What the crowd considers useless may be valuable to someone who understands its future applications.
• Uncertainty and perception: Zhao Hao’s choices make others question whether he is irrational or operating on a level beyond their understanding.

Key plot points and events

• Ao Chun reveals two supposed truths about ascension: the Immortal Realm is a one-way “cage” that harvests the lower realms’ spiritual essence, and ascendants remain stuck at the True Immortal level unless the Immortal Court grants them resources.
• The Mahayana cultivators react with anger and disbelief, but Ao Chun says the information came from an upper-realm immortal. Zhao Hao recognizes it as the same warning once given by a powerful Earthling and suspects a calculated effort to discourage ascension and keep cultivators in the lower realms.
• The crowd connects the revelation to the Earth Deity Incense Scripture auctioned earlier. Realizing the scripture could make him a target, Jiaochi leader Jiao Shan offers to let everyone copy it for 10,000 Top-Grade Spirit Crystals per copy.
• The deal draws a rush of buyers. The Jiaochi Race sells more than 250 copies, recovers its original million-crystal outlay, and makes a substantial profit. Ao Chun does not interfere, apparently accepting the arrangement as compensation for the trouble caused by the revelation.
• The Buddhist representatives are visibly displeased. Once the auction ends, the Golden Dragon King appears, announces a banquet that evening, and invites everyone to the scheduled Mahayana exchange gathering.

Character developments and interactions

• Ao Chun calmly manages the uproar, presenting the warning while withholding details about its source.
• Zhao Hao remains outwardly composed but privately questions the motives behind the warning and the Dragon Race’s role.
• Jiao Shan turns a dangerous position into a profitable one through quick thinking, offering broad access to the scripture while insisting the Jiaochi Race be compensated.
• The Mahayana cultivators shift rapidly from outrage over the Immortal Realm’s alleged nature to eager competition for the cultivation method.
• The Golden Dragon King closes the auction with an authoritative appearance and formal invitation; the Buddhist delegation remains frustrated and silent.

Significant themes

• Questioning the promised afterlife: Ascension may be less a reward than a system of confinement and exploitation.
• Information as power: The revelation changes the crowd’s priorities and threatens established ambitions.
• Pragmatism and self-preservation: Jiao Shan avoids becoming the sole target by sharing the scripture for a price.
• Cunning beneath public generosity: Zhao Hao suspects the events serve a larger strategy, while the Dragon Race appears to benefit from—or at least tolerate—the outcome.

Plot points

• At a lavish gathering in the City Lord’s Mansion, Mahayana cultivators quietly study revelations about the Immortal Realm and the Earth Deity Incense Scripture.
• Zhao Hao senses that four Buddhist cultivators are concealing murderous intent toward the Jiaochi Race, while Jiao Shan remains unaware and boasts about his recent gains.
• The Golden Dragon King opens the free-trade session, where rare treasures are exchanged. Jiao Shan fails to buy a prized resource with spirit crystals, which are of limited value among powerful cultivators.
• Zhao Hao offers one hundred wisps of Immortal Spirit Qi, asking for one genuine star core containing a world’s original rule power per wisp. After rejecting a lesser substitute, he obtains thirty-two authentic cores and arranges for future exchanges through the Dinglong Merchant House.
• Soon after, one of the Buddhist elders slips away. Zhao Hao suspects the monk may be targeting his Immortal Qi and considers the prospect of making Mahayana-level clones from any would-be attacker.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao displays heightened perception through his newly formed Chaos Law and partially transformed True Immortal Body. He stays composed, trades strategically, and recognizes both the Buddhist threat and the value of the star cores.
• Jiao Shan is shown as boastful but inexperienced in high-level trade; he learns that spirit crystals cannot replace rare, useful resources.
• The Buddhist cultivators maintain an outward appearance of serenity while hiding hostile intent. One leaves quietly after Zhao Hao’s trade, prompting his suspicion.
• The Golden Dragon King presides over the gathering and enforces its rule against forced trades.

Significant themes

• Power and perception: Zhao Hao’s growing abilities let him detect threats that others miss.
• Practical value over wealth: At the Mahayana level, rare resources matter more than abundant spirit crystals.
• Hidden motives: Respectable appearances can conceal violence and opportunism.
• Knowledge as leverage: Zhao Hao’s insight into the origins and uses of star cores gives him an advantage in securing valuable materials.

Key plot points and events

• After the Mahayana exchange gathering ends, Zhao Hao and several other cultivators prepare to teleport to the Spirit World.
• The Sea King Race arrives and forces its way onto the teleportation array. The Jiaochi Race members react strangely, while Buddhist experts also appear to have followed the group.
• A Buddhist cultivator secretly activates an ancient token during teleportation. The group emerges in an unfamiliar realm, where a powerful golden trapping-and-killing array seals in all eighteen Mahayana cultivators.
• The Sea King Race launches a coordinated attack on Zhao Hao, while three Buddhist experts attack the Jiaochi Race. Outside the barrier, a large Buddhist force prepares to join the assault—but its leader is surprised by the Sea King Race’s unexpected move.
• Facing the attacks, Zhao Hao activates the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl and channels his newly acquired Chaos Law into it. Its gray light envelops everyone, slowing time and solidifying space, bringing the entire battle to a halt.

Character developments

• Zhao Hao remains composed despite being targeted by five powerful opponents. He quickly understands the situation and reveals the scale of his strength and control over the bowl.
• The Sea King Race shows itself to be ruthless and prepared to attack Zhao Hao, though its role in the larger ambush remains unclear.
• The Buddhist Order is revealed to have secretly arranged a trap, but the Sea King Race’s attack disrupts its plan.
• The Jiaochi Race appears to be acting on information from the Sea King Race, though its precise involvement is not explained.

Character interactions

• Zhao Hao and the Golden Dragon King exchange a brief, silent acknowledgment before departing.
• Jiao Shan greets Zhao Hao warmly, but his group later grows guarded after receiving a message.
• The Sea King Race and Buddhist Order launch simultaneous attacks against different targets, leaving the other cultivators confused and wary.
• Zhao Hao’s sudden use of the bowl turns the attackers and bystanders alike into helpless witnesses to his power.

Significant themes

• Betrayal and hidden agendas: The teleportation is a setup, and several factions appear to be pursuing secret plans.
• Power and surprise: The attackers expect to control the encounter, only to discover that Zhao Hao is far more formidable than they anticipated.
• Uncertainty and shifting alliances: The Sea King Race’s intervention throws the Buddhist Order’s operation into confusion, leaving the true relationships between the groups unresolved.

Plot points

• More than a hundred Buddhist cultivators activate the Vajra Demon-Subduing Formation, intending to subdue Zhao Hao and everyone trapped with him. Its golden chants attack both the body and the will, seeking to erase resistance and turn victims into Buddhist puppets.
• Zhao Hao recognizes the formation’s purpose. While the chants weaken the other captives, he deliberately lets their power through and channels most of his converted immortal power into the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl.
• The bowl’s restraining force surges, and Zhao Hao absorbs all seventeen Mahayana cultivators in the formation within three breaths—including three Buddhist cultivators. The Buddhist forces outside are left stunned, realizing their formation helped him.
• Zhao Hao escapes through his Other-Transformation Calamity Thought divine ability, which bypasses the formation’s spatial seal. He reappears in the Heavenly Cauldron Palace in the Spirit World.
• With seventeen powerful captives secured—three late-stage, five middle-stage, and nine early-stage Mahayana cultivators—he prepares to advance his plan to send his avatars to the Immortal Realm early.

Character developments and interactions

• Zhao Hao shows strategic cunning: rather than simply resist the Buddhist formation, he turns its attack to his advantage and uses the bowl to capture his opponents.
• The Buddhist leader shifts from apparent confidence to disbelief and fury, while the other monks are left questioning how they accidentally aided Zhao Hao.
• The trapped cultivators beg for mercy, but Zhao Hao shows no hesitation in suppressing them all.

Significant themes

• Turning an enemy’s strength against them: The Buddhist formation becomes an unwitting aid to Zhao Hao.
• Power and manipulation: The chants are revealed as a means of coercive conversion, while Zhao Hao counters them with calculated control.
• Irony and reversal: The monks’ attempt to destroy a “demon” instead helps him capture his targets and escape.

Key plot points and events

• Zhao Hao uses the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl to hold seventeen captured Mahayana cultivators and begins converting them into loyal clones with the ninth-grade ability Plant Demon in the Dao Heart.
• The first target, a weakened Sea King Race cultivator, resists fiercely. Zhao Hao pours in much of his remaining immortal power and chaos law to overcome the resistance, creating a Mahayana Early Stage clone.
• Zhao Hao realizes his clones can help refine the remaining captives. Each new clone joins the process, making it progressively faster and more efficient.
• Within a few days, all seventeen captives—including a powerful Mahayana Late Stage Buddhist cultivator—have been converted. Zhao Hao now commands a formidable, completely loyal Mahayana legion.
• He takes their storage treasures and discovers nearly ten million Top-Grade Spirit Crystals. He sends one million through a clone to Ying Feng.
• Ying Feng uses the crystals to power the First-Rank Immortal Artifact Void Shuttle. After reaching the Dead Star Domain, he spots a colossal creature swallowing a dead planet and realizes it is an ancient Star Beast whose power may rival the True Immortal Realm.

Character developments

• Zhao Hao proves more ruthless and strategically inventive than before. Rather than refining captives one at a time, he turns the process into a self-expanding system, conserving his own power while building an army.
• Ying Feng, traveling independently, reaches his destination and encounters a threat far beyond anything he has known.

Character interactions

• Zhao Hao’s first clone immediately obeys his command to help refine the next captive, establishing the clones’ absolute loyalty.
• Each successive clone assists with converting another prisoner, creating an increasingly powerful team effort.
• The clones surrender their wealth without hesitation, and one transports spirit crystals to Ying Feng.
• Ying Feng accepts the supplies and uses them to continue his journey.

Significant themes

• Power through accumulation: Zhao Hao’s clones multiply the force and efficiency of each subsequent operation.
• Control and loss of self: The captives’ resistance is broken, leaving them loyal but stripped of their former individuality.
• Escalating scale and danger: The chapter shifts from Zhao Hao’s growing power to Ying Feng’s discovery of a cosmic threat that may exceed the known limits of cultivation.

Ying Feng fought a colossal Star Beast in the Withered Star Domain, but his strongest attacks could barely harm it and its enormous reserves outlasted him. He then summoned Zhao Hao’s seventeen Mahayana clones, making the Star Beast take the threat seriously for the first time.

• Ying Feng transformed into a Heavenly Demon and struck the Star Beast with his strongest Chaos Law blade attack, but its Star Law shield absorbed the blow.
• Ying Feng dodged the Star Beast’s claws and continued attacking as their battle shook the Star Domain for a day and a night, exhausting nearly half his magic power without penetrating its defenses.
• The Star Beast used its Devouring Law to pull Ying Feng toward its maw, but he escaped and landed a strike that left only a mark on its hide before it healed.
• Ying Feng stopped attacking and activated the ninth-grade divine ability Other-Transformation Calamity Thought.
• Seventeen Mahayana clones emerged from Ying Feng’s portal, and the Star Beast showed its first sign of solemnity as it faced eighteen opponents of the same stage.

Ying Feng and eighteen Mahayana clones worked together to defeat and seal the Star Beast, whose power rivaled a true immortal’s. With the seal rapidly draining their strength, a clone proposed using the beast to strengthen the realm their original self planned to merge with.

• Ying Feng withdrew behind the formation and replenished his depleted reserves as eighteen clones surrounded the Star Beast.
• The Star Beast charged at Ying Feng and then unleashed its Devouring Law, but the clones stayed together and blocked its attack with Unity of Ten Thousand Paths.
• Three late-stage clones used Red Lotus Karmic Fire to engulf the Star Beast, turning its stellar power into fuel for the flames.
• The Star Beast rammed the formation, so the clones redirected their power into the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl and suppressed it inside.
• A late-stage clone warned that maintaining the seal would quickly exhaust his dharma power, and another proposed using the Star Beast to strengthen the realm their original self intended to merge with.

Zhao Hao chose a lifeless planet as the site for his Dao integration and uncovered unsettling secrets about the Buddha Realm's laws. Searching the Golden Palace Jade Book for a defense against another Star Beast, he found the Primordial Chaos Myriad Spirits Formation and realized its perception amplification could greatly extend his reach.

• Zhao Hao arrived through a vortex portal and used his pure immortal power and Chaos Law to subdue the True Immortal-level Star Beast inside the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl.
• Zhao Hao surveyed the barren planet and surrounding cosmic graveyard, deciding the remote world was suitable for Dao integration.
• Zhao Hao examined his new Mahayana clones' memories and discovered the Buddhist Order cultivators had used the Purification Law and a Physical Body Law beyond the known Three Thousand Great Daos.
• Zhao Hao ordered three Buddhist Order clones to mobilize those laws, but they failed, deepening his suspicions about the Buddha Realm.
• Zhao Hao studied the Golden Palace Jade Book, triggered his incomplete Chaos Law while examining the Three Thousand Dao Gods Grand Formation, then chose the defensive Primordial Chaos Myriad Spirits Formation.
• Zhao Hao realized the formation's amplified perception might let his All-Things Enhancement System perceive targets across an entire star domain.

Zhao Hao tested how the Primordial Chaos Myriad Spirits Formation expanded his perception and confirmed that it let his system select materials across the protected area. He then built a self-sustaining formation around nineteen barren planets and began merging his chaos law with the frozen world's origin, leaving the world’s laws transforming violently.

• Zhao Hao used two Mahayana clones to test a miniature Primordial Chaos Myriad Spirits Formation and found that its expanded perception let the system select ordinary starstone as a material.
• Zhao Hao sent eighteen Mahayana clones to plant first-rank Immortal Artifacts in eighteen barren planets while he placed the Profound Heaven Void-Nether Bowl on the frozen primary planet.
• Zhao Hao activated the formation, linking all nineteen Immortal Artifacts into a self-sustaining barrier that let his material slot reach throughout its enclosed space.
• Zhao Hao followed the Heavenly Immortal Path secret method, merged his origin seed with the frozen world's origin, and infused it with his incomplete chaos law.
• The world's five-element evolution was torn apart as the laws of time, space, reincarnation, blood, causality, and heart demons began taking root across the world.

Zhao Hao awakened as the Heavenly Dao of the Haotian World and used his enhancement panel to expand and strengthen it. After two successful enhancements, the world approached the Azure Cloud World's level, and new laws began to emerge.

• Zhao Hao named the newborn realm the Haotian World and opened the Heavenly Dao's Eye, melting its global ice and unleashing a planet-wide tsunami.
• Zhao Hao calmed the ocean and found that the Haotian World was small and weak compared with the former Blood Spirit Realm.
• Zhao Hao used the enhancement panel to make the Haotian World the main item and added twenty-five star cores until the success rate reached 100%.
• Zhao Hao enhanced the Haotian World, expanding it to the former Blood Spirit Realm's size and producing pure spiritual energy and a stronger origin.
• Zhao Hao used the suppressed Star Beast as the sole material for a second enhancement, greatly increasing the world's spiritual energy and strengthening its barrier.
• The five elements laws neared completion, and embryonic laws of the other three thousand great daos began to appear within the world's origin.

After enhancing the Haotian World, Zhao Hao planned to expand its defensive formation across the star domain and find a way to obtain enough Immortal Artifacts. He ordered his clones to mass-produce flying needle treasures for enhancement, then turned to preparing his late-stage Mahayana clones for ascension to the Immortal Realm.

• Zhao Hao enhanced the Haotian World to First Rank, Upper Grade, strengthening its nascent laws and stabilizing his Mahayana cultivation.
• Zhao Hao decided to expand the Primordial Chaos Myriad Spirits Formation across the star domain, but realized he needed thousands of Immortal Artifacts as foundation nodes.
• Zhao Hao devised a plan to have his clones refine small flying needle treasures and use the system to enhance them into Immortal Artifacts.
• Zhao Hao's clones across the Spirit World, Mysterious Yellow Realm, and Azure Cloud World began gathering materials and mass-producing flying needle treasures.
• Zhao Hao turned his attention to the three Mahayana late stage clones and began preparing his Immortal Realm ascension plan.

Zhao Hao chose a Sea King Race Mahayana late-stage clone with the ordinary Law of Water to scout the Immortal Realm, avoiding the Buddhist clone’s unexplained laws and a conspicuous Heavenly Demon transformation. He began the clone’s ascension in the Myriad Moon Mountains, and the resulting heavenly might spread across the Spirit World.

• Zhao Hao ruled out the Buddhist clone because its Purification Law and Physical Body Law could expose it to danger in the Immortal Realm.
• Zhao Hao gave seventeen clones drops of Heavenly Demon origin essence blood to keep as a last-resort trump card.
• Zhao Hao selected a Sea King Race Mahayana late-stage clone who cultivated the Law of Water and used Other-Transformation Calamity Thought to bring him to the Heavenly Cauldron Palace.
• Zhao Hao reviewed the four ascension calamities and judged that his Chaos Law would let the clone withstand them.
• The Sea King Race clone unleashed his Mahayana late-stage aura, drawing the Heavenly Dao’s attention and darkening the sky over the Spirit World.