Chapter Summaries

Fang Yu threatened the people before him and demanded that they obey him and resolve their own problems. He revealed that he had spent a long time planning a show and warned that anyone who disrupted it would die.

• Fang Yu told the group that they had no right to expect benefits from him and warned that disobedience would lead to death.
• Fang Yu called them useless but said they still had value as tools, and urged them to resolve their personal problems.
• When someone asked his purpose, Fang Yu said he wanted them to put on a show he had planned and awaited for a long time.
• Fang Yu warned the group not to trouble him or interfere in his affairs, insisting they needed to become stronger.
• Fang Yu vowed to take lives if the forbidden events happened again and told them not to think about stopping him.

An unnamed visitor from another world told the women confronting him that he had come to watch a spectacle and intended to leave for other worlds. He warned that his departure could bring disaster, said they were not strong enough to follow or change matters, and sent them back without resolving their concerns.

• The visitor explained that he had come to their world to watch a show and criticized the women for not thinking clearly.
• He warned the women that his departure could bring a great disaster they could not prevent.
• The visitor said the women could follow him only if they had enough strength, and that lacking it would mean courting death.
• The women demanded that the visitor state his purpose directly, and he dismissed their questions as foolish.
• The visitor told the women to go back, saying they were unqualified and could neither face nor change the problems ahead.

Fang Yu warned a resistant man that he had to follow his instructions to survive the dangers threatening the Dou Qi Continent, while the man argued that the changed timeline had invalidated Fang Yu’s plans. Fang Yu insisted that their fate was controlled by a terrifying force and left the man to choose whether to trust him.

• Fang Yu told the man that the crisis on the Dou Qi Continent required him to follow Fang Yu’s instructions or risk dying.
• The man accused Fang Yu of trying to control him and argued that events had changed too much for his original knowledge and plans to remain reliable.
• Fang Yu said his interventions had kept the man alive and warned that he would no longer protect him if he refused to cooperate.
• Fang Yu described a terrifying force that was changing and controlling them, and warned that neither of them could handle the consequences alone.
• Fang Yu urged them to keep trying to save the world, then ended by boasting about his own power and luck.

An unnamed speaker warned that the continent’s survival depended on the others’ abilities and insisted that he could not help them, while hinting that he faced a crisis involving beings that should not exist. Another speaker accused him of making a lie from truths, and the chapter ended with the unnamed speaker lamenting that he did not know how to resolve the troubles.

• The unnamed speaker told the others that they had to save the continent themselves and warned that failure meant death.
• The unnamed speaker said events had changed enormously and that he might have to act despite the danger and personal cost.
• Another speaker challenged him, saying that although his individual statements were true, together they formed a lie.
• The unnamed speaker urged the others to work hard, trust their luck, and destroy anyone scheming behind the scenes.
• The unnamed speaker questioned whether one of the others still had value to him and worried about how to deal with beings that should not exist.

An unnamed speaker repeatedly insisted that an unforeseen problem had to be resolved naturally, while warning their visitor that there might be no solution and that they might have to run away. The visitor challenged the speaker’s claims, but the chapter ended without clarifying the problem or reaching an agreement.

• The speaker said they had come to the visitor’s world out of boredom and now intended to resolve an unforeseen situation because they found it interesting.
• The speaker urged the visitor to let events take their natural course and said they might flee if the situation became impossible to handle.
• The speaker warned that the visitor might need to help later and insisted they had already given the visitor many chances.
• The visitor questioned whether the speaker’s words were useful, and the speaker agreed that nothing said could resolve the problem.
• The speaker refused to take responsibility for the visitor’s consequences and repeated that no solution was available.

An unnamed speaker warned the people around him not to challenge him and insisted they focus on their work and survival. He admitted he did not know how to save the world, but said he had to change things to avoid dying and urged them to keep going.

• The speaker told the others that only strength could solve their troubles and threatened them with death if they provoked him.
• One of the others asked whether they had come there for nothing, and the speaker said they might be useful but could not truly help him.
• The speaker said the situation was difficult and that he did not know how to save the world.
• He urged the others to stop seeking benefits from him and to work on resolving the urgent problems.
• The speaker admitted he had once considered ending his life but rejected the idea because it would let his enemies off too easily.
• He said he needed to change things to avoid dying and told the others to keep working hard.

An unnamed speaker repeatedly warned others that they would die if they tried to save the world without cultivating and following his instructions, while insisting he could not guarantee their safety or help them. The others asked him to ensure they would be safe, but he refused and left them with a warning to obey him if they wanted to live.

• The speaker urged the others to prioritize survival and stop creating trouble, blaming misfortune for the dangerous situation.
• He told them that saving the world required strength and diligent cultivation, and warned that cleverness or disobedience would lead to death.
• The others said they understood his message but asked him to guarantee sufficient safety.
• The speaker said he could not guarantee their safety or help them, claiming he lacked the ability to solve their problems.
• He warned them to follow his instructions if they wanted to live and told them they could ignore him and face death if they refused.

An unnamed speaker told the people of the continent that they had to save their world and resolve its hidden dangers themselves, refusing to help them. The chapter ended with the speaker insisting no one could make them leave or stop them, and warning the people not to seek their help again.

• The speaker said the people still had hope but criticized them for failing to understand the unknown dangers facing their world.
• The speaker told the people to handle their own problems and save the continent, saying they could not rely on the speaker for help.
• The speaker claimed the people had ignored their advice and told them to choose their own course without meddling in the speaker’s affairs.
• When asked whether they should leave, the speaker said no one could force them to go or prevent them from acting.
• The speaker refused further requests for help and warned the people not to come looking for them again.