Chapter Summaries

Chen Changhe gained a new source of faith through Aileen’s scheme, which made Orks available as kin to gods who accepted Waaagh! as their secondary faith. As he prepared for the college entrance examination, he and Zhang Zuwen agreed to leave the Divinity Training Grounds together when they reached Camp 46329.

• Aileen’s Waaagh Codex led more than thirty divine beings to become secondary faith deities of Waaagh!, while A Divine Card Shop profited by supplying Orks as kin.
• Chen Changhe considered Aileen’s future divinities and planned to expand her fire-element divine realm, which could conceal his own realm during the examination inspection.
• Zhang Zuwen told Chen Changhe he wanted to leave the Divinity Training Grounds at Camp 46329 and return to punish the two women who had wronged him.
• Chen Changhe agreed to leave with Zhang Zuwen, thanked him for his guidance, and gave him his contact number.

Chen Changhe and Zhang Zuwen were interrupted by an attack from Bian Furong and his horde of Undying Batwing Men. Chen Changhe’s forces struck back, killing a third of the thirty thousand monsters, while Bian Furong’s revenge-driven assault continued.

• Chen Changhe warned Zhang Zuwen to report any information about the Eye of Omnipotence, and Zhang Zuwen said he would return to his ancestor and complete his Divine Authority.
• A Heraldic Heavy Knight warned Chen Changhe and Zhang Zuwen that tens of thousands of bat-like monsters were approaching.
• Bian Furong, a Divinity Grafting experiment subject with fifty-six points of Divinity, identified Chen Changhe and charged toward him with thirty thousand Undying Batwing Men.
• Chen Changhe ordered his Orks to attack, and the Dragon Spellcasters’ fireballs and Heraldic Heavy Knights’ charge killed one-third of the horde.

Chen Changhe used a spell and his Ork followers to kill Bian Furong, whose overwhelming divinity threatened everyone. The battle left most of Chen Changhe’s forces exhausted, while Zhang Zuwen watched in shock at the Orks’ strength.

• Chen Changhe judged Bian Furong more dangerous than the Undying Batwing Men and prepared most of his forces to attack him.
• Chen Changhe cast Soul-Splitting Spell, briefly confusing the half-mad Bian Furong and giving the Orks time to gather strength.
• The Ork Heraldic Heavy Knights charged Bian Furong while the Ork Dragon Spellcasters bombarded him with Waaagh-empowered Dragonflame Great Fireballs.
• The Orks battered and burned Bian Furong until he became a dried skeleton, though many Orks were exhausted or destroyed in the attack.
• Zhang Zuwen watched in disbelief as Chen Changhe defeated Bian Furong, while Chen Changhe realized only one-third of his Orks could still fight.

Bian Furong resurrected as a Godspawn and threatened Chen Changhe, but the Orks burned their souls to unleash a massive Waaagh attack that killed him again. Chen Changhe was left grieving the Orks who had sacrificed themselves, no longer seeing them as expendable tools.

• Bian Furong resurrected by absorbing the flesh and blood of the Undying Batwing Men, then regained his consciousness and confronted Chen Changhe.
• Zhang Zuwen attacked Bian Furong, but his Arcane Missile dissipated, and Bian Furong transformed into a Godspawn with 80 points of divinity.
• Chen Changhe realized he could not summon followers from his Divine Domain and considered escaping from Bian Furong.
• The Orks recited the Waaagh Codex and combined their power into a giant phantom that charged Bian Furong and killed him again.
• The Orks' bodies and souls vanished as the cost of their attack, and Chen Changhe felt grief for their sacrifice.

After Chen Changhe and Zhang Zuwen fled the Divinity Training Grounds, an Eye of Omnipotence overseer investigated Bian Furong’s death and wrongly concluded that his rival Li Chengbin was responsible. The overseer vowed revenge, setting an internal conflict in motion while Chen Changhe escaped the organization’s notice.

• Chen Changhe and Zhang Zuwen quickly left the Divinity Training Grounds after killing Bian Furong, fearing the Eye of Omnipotence would discover them.
• An Eye of Omnipotence overseer arrived at the battlefield and realized Bian Furong had undergone a second Godspawnification before being killed.
• The overseer examined the traces and suspected a powerful Demigod had killed Bian Furong, but he found no evidence of Chen Changhe’s Orks.
• The overseer mistook Zhang Zuwen’s Kobold traces as clues and began to suspect that someone within the organization had killed Bian Furong.
• The overseer blamed his colleague Li Chengbin and vowed to retaliate, while Chen Changhe’s actions inadvertently kept him out of the Eye of Omnipotence’s attention.

Chen Changhe examined his strengthened divine realm and the Phoenix Feather relic, which gave his Orks fire resistance and a chance to inflict burning attacks. He had organized his strongest and most devout Orks in the divine realm, where they waited for his summons, and prohibited private clan wars to preserve their strength.

• Chen Changhe traded divine office fragments through Aileen and the East China Military Corps, obtaining fragments for the Orc, fire-element, and commerce divine offices.
• Chen Changhe reviewed his status and saw that his divine realm core had reached Level 21, its area had expanded, and his believer count had surpassed 112 million Orks plus 800 million others.
• Chen Changhe assessed the Phoenix Feather relic, which increased believers' flame resistance and gave their attacks a chance to ignite targets.
• Chen Changhe improved the divine realm's environment and reserved Life Sacrifice for Orks in the super-civilization fragment world rather than those living in his divine realm.
• Chen Changhe ranked the Orks and assigned them living areas, keeping the strongest and most devout in his divine realm and forbidding them from fighting private clan wars.

Chen Changhe surveyed the Orks’ living areas and the faith, resources, and new mutant races they produced. He considered sharing minor powers from the Ork Creator Divinity in the future, but decided to wait until he had fully mastered it and grown stronger.

• Chen Changhe’s Orks lived in tiered areas, from comfortable homes in his divine realm to harsh meteorite settlements, while regular sacrifices in a plane-fragment world fed his Fear Divinity with faith power.
• Chen Changhe harvested resources from more than twenty plane-fragment worlds and left worlds belonging to Blue Star human deities untouched to avoid damaging his reputation.
• Chen Changhe’s Waaagh Codex encouraged Orks to pursue fanatic faith so they could ascend to the divine realm, while Orks bought by other deities developed new mutant races.
• Chen Changhe used his growing control of the Ork Creator Divinity to sense those mutants and learned that he could replicate them by spending divine power points.
• Chen Changhe considered granting others limited use of minor Ork authorities but resolved to wait until he had fully mastered the Creator Divinity and gained enough strength to protect it.

Chen Changhe prepared to accelerate his divine domain’s growth and began refining divine office fragments so he could become a demigod. As he weighed the Ancient God Path against the New God Path, he also decided to pursue direct admission to the East China War Academy.

• Chen Changhe preserved the Orks’ clan wars but required Waaagh! Church approval, using repeated battles to rapidly level his followers and gain faith power.
• Chen Changhe bought a seventh-rank Divine Card of Time Flow and reflected on the immense, accelerated plane-fragment world he hoped to refine into a divine artifact.
• Chen Changhe explained upcoming work to Aileen and left his divine domain, deciding that everything was ready for him to condense a divine office and become a demigod.
• Chen Changhe considered the Ancient God Path and the New God Path, noting that the Blue Star Divine Civilization followed the New God Path.
• Chen Changhe borrowed a cultivation room from the East China Military Corps through Zheng Dongfeng’s connections and began refining divine office fragments.
• Chen Changhe decided to skip the college entrance examination and seek direct admission to the East China War Academy, partly to repay Zheng Dongfeng for his help.

Chen Changhe refined Ork Divinity Fragments and successfully formed an Ork Divine Authority, advancing to Demigod and greatly expanding his Sea of Divine Consciousness. As his three Naturally Awakened Divine Authorities began their final formation, he was swept into another wondrous sensation.

• Chen Changhe refined more than three thousand Ork Divinity Fragments with Divine Power Points, removing impurities and combining them into a mass of liquid Divine Authority.
• Chen Changhe swallowed the liquid mass and used ten points of unassigned Divinity to guide it into place and form the Ork Divine Authority.
• Chen Changhe became a Demigod, gaining immense strength and a Sea of Divine Consciousness the size of a river.
• Chen Changhe sensed that his Ork Creator, Fear, and Ocean Divinity authorities were completing their formation, then became immersed in a pleasant, otherworldly sensation.

Ding Zhaojun apologized to Zheng Dongfeng after learning Zheng had once led Shi Xicheng’s squad, then discussed Chen Changhe’s prospects with him. Chen Changhe emerged from the cultivation room as a Demigod in under six hours, leaving Ding Zhaojun baffled by his concealed Divinity and unknown Divine Authority.

• Ding Zhaojun apologized to Zheng Dongfeng for refusing Chen Changhe access to the cultivation room, and Zheng explained that he had been Shi Xicheng’s squad leader.
• Zheng Dongfeng told Ding Zhaojun that Chen Changhe was his student and praised his potential, including his success with A Divine Card Shop.
• Ding Zhaojun asked whether Chen Changhe would join East China War Academy, and Zheng Dongfeng said Chen could aim for an Eight Super Academy before possibly joining the East China Military Corps.
• Chen Changhe left the cultivation room in less than six hours, and Ding Zhaojun realized he had become a Demigod despite showing no change in Divinity fluctuations.
• Ding Zhaojun wondered how much Divinity Chen Changhe possessed and what Divine Authority he had loaded, but did not ask before Chen Changhe left with Zheng Dongfeng.

Chen Changhe met Zheng Dongfeng after ascending to Demigod and concealed the full extent of his strength, while his newly formed Divine Authorities and growing Divinity made him far more powerful than Zheng Dongfeng realized. The chapter left Zheng Dongfeng dismissing his own sense of danger, unaware that Chen Changhe could defeat him in a fight to the death.

• Zheng Dongfeng failed to probe Chen Changhe's perfected Divine Concealment Technique and served him precious divine tea.
• Zheng Dongfeng guessed that Chen Changhe had more than fifteen points of Divinity, and Chen Changhe confirmed it without revealing his true total of thirty-five.
• Chen Changhe's status showed his Demigod growth, including a Level 21 Divine Domain Core, 35 Divinity, and four Divine Authorities.
• Chen Changhe's Divine Authorities gave him unusually high comprehension, with his Creator comprehension already meeting the standard for constructing a Godhead.
• Zheng Dongfeng sensed that Chen Changhe could threaten him but dismissed the feeling, though Chen Changhe could defeat him in an all-out battle.

Zheng Dongfeng learned that Chen Changhe possessed four Divine Authorities, including an Innate Creator Divinity, and praised his potential. Chen Changhe concealed his Innate Fear Divinity and understated his Creator Divinity’s rank, while Zheng Dongfeng left convinced he could become a God King.

• Zheng Dongfeng asked how many Divine Authorities Chen Changhe had, and Chen Changhe said he had four.
• Zheng Dongfeng assumed Chen Changhe had equipped three Divine Authorities, but learned that only one was equipped and the other three were naturally awakened.
• Chen Changhe revealed that his Innate Divine Authority was the Creator Divinity and planned to present his Ocean Divinity and Fear Divinity as equipped authorities.
• Chen Changhe told Zheng Dongfeng that his Creator Divinity was Second-Order, although it was actually a Primal Creator Divinity for the Orks.
• Zheng Dongfeng compared Chen Changhe to the Goblin Overlord and declared that his student had the makings of a God King.

Chen Changhe rejected Zheng Dongfeng’s suggestion to apply to a super academy and asked for early admission to East China War Academy instead, hoping to avoid the risks of the college entrance examination and the Eye of Omnipotence. East China War Academy quickly accepted him and sent him a divine artifact granting two permanent Divine Card loading slots.

• Zheng Dongfeng recommended that Chen Changhe consider Azure Sovereign Academy, believing its Goblin Overlord could guide him.
• Chen Changhe asked Zheng Dongfeng to arrange early admission to East China War Academy and explained that he wanted to withdraw from the college entrance examination.
• Zheng Dongfeng confirmed Chen Changhe’s decision and agreed to contact East China War Academy.
• East China War Academy held a special meeting, approved Chen Changhe’s early admission, and mailed him the admission documents and a divine artifact with two permanent load-type Divine Card slots.
• Chen Changhe accepted the offer without realizing that East China War Academy’s teachers were impressed by his choice.

After becoming a demigod, Chen Changhe watched his Orks evolve into powerful transcendent lifeforms and planned how to use them. His Divine Domain grew wealthy and heavily defended, leaving him confident his followers could defeat any rival.

• Chen Changhe saw some Gretchin and Snotling Orks evolve into true Orks, and evolved High-Level Orks easily defeated larger forces of their unevolved kin.
• Chen Changhe decided true Orks would become his main combat race, while Gretchin Orks would serve as spellcasters and workers and Snotling Orks would cultivate mushrooms and feed the others.
• Chen Changhe accepted that his followers would be sacrificed for faith and fear, reasoning that their deaths would let them enter his Divine Kingdom as petitioners.
• Chen Changhe's petitioners, other followers, and saints brought him more than three million divine power points daily, while his Divine Domain suppressed invading gods by twenty-five Divine Attributes.
• Chen Changhe had three thousand angelic saints guard his Divine Domain core and believed his Ork army could sweep through the Infinite Universe.

Chen Changhe developed Blessing Armor and a Divine Power-fueled Zzap Gun to strengthen the Orks, while their evolution made them popular among human deities. Zheng Dongfeng then received a call from Shi Xicheng, and the two began discussing the Orks.

• Chen Changhe compared his Fear Divinity with Khorne’s power and decided to include Khorne’s violent doctrine in the Waaagh Codex without letting Fear surpass the Ork Creator Divinity.
• Chen Changhe had Long Nose develop Blessing Armor that multiplied Orks’ combat power, with thirty thousand sets produced so far.
• Long Nose created a Zzap Gun powered by Divine Power Points, and Chen Changhe installed the sole existing weapon in his Divine Kingdom.
• Orks owned by other human deities evolved into true Orks, prompting a surge in Ork sales and leading some Weak Divine Power deities to become subordinate faith deities of Waaagh!.
• Zheng Dongfeng learned that Chen Changhe’s enrollment at East China War Academy had been settled, then discussed Chen with Shi Xicheng over a communication from Fortress Planet Eric.
• Zheng Dongfeng and Shi Xicheng turned their conversation to the increasingly popular Orks.

Zheng Dongfeng and Shi Xicheng realized that Chen Changhe’s Ork God identity matched the Orks attributed to the Ancient God Waaagh!, and suspected he was a reincarnated Ancient God. Chen Changhe accepted that people might believe he was Waaagh! and planned to exploit the misunderstanding while protecting his Ork products and fabricating a mysterious history for the god.

• Shi Xicheng described the Orks, and Zheng Dongfeng pointed out that Chen Changhe’s divine name was Ork God and his original race was the Orks.
• Zheng Dongfeng and Shi Xicheng concluded that Chen Changhe might be the reincarnation of the Ancient God Waaagh!.
• Chen Changhe realized he could not change his divine name because his Demigod status made the process complicated and his divine source was still unbalanced.
• Chen Changhe decided to accept the Ancient God reincarnation rumor, expecting it to deter troublemakers.
• Chen Changhe planned to add Gene Locks to Orks sold to others and invent several conflicting versions of Waaagh!’s history.

Chen Changhe spent several days fabricating six versions of the Waaagh! Chronicles to establish the ancient god Waaagh! and protect himself. After receiving improved support from the East China War Academy, he decided to skip its training camp and develop his divine realm, where he gained a relic and a special building.

• Chen Changhe researched divine lore and created six believable versions of the Waaagh! Chronicles, drawing inspiration from Zhemao’s elaborate historical fabrication.
• The East China War Academy upgraded Chen Changhe’s divine artifact after learning of his connection to Waaagh!, giving it three additional weekly god-card loading slots.
• Chen Changhe decided that the academy’s training camp would be a waste of time for him and used his newly gained divinity to bear the Ork Creator Divinity.
• Chen Changhe’s divine realm reached level 25, and he obtained the Bloodbreaker Blade, whose defense-ignoring effect triggered only rarely because it was a Tier-One Relic.
• Chen Changhe acquired Dragon Island, a space where his Orks could hunt dragon-type creatures for valuable materials and bloodlines.
• Chen Changhe’s divinity comprehension improved through Life Sacrifice, though he recognized that it had cost the lives of countless followers.

Chen Changhe traveled alone to the war-torn K46953 Outer Domain Crystal Wall Plane, hoping to seize planes amid the fighting. He bypassed Blue Star's military support and set out to claim everything for himself.

• Chen Changhe bought a fast, heavily defended private Divine Realm Ship and left Tangshan City for the Outer Domain.
• Chen Changhe recalled how the vanished God King's realm descended into civil war, drawing in more than a dozen divine civilizations.
• Chen Changhe arrived at K46953 after three days and learned its ownerless origin remained somewhere within the plane.
• Chen Changhe refused to contact the Blue Star military and searched the void fissures alone for planes to conquer.
• Chen Changhe declared that he intended to take everything for himself, relying on his Orks.

Chen Changhe selected a resource-rich, medium-sized plane ruled by three gods of Intermediate Divine Power and sent his followers ahead to begin its conquest. On Geshan Continent, Lance Lin Yi prayed for strength to avenge his exile, then mistook the invading force’s arrival for an answer from the Goddess of Life.

• Chen Changhe chose a relatively untouched plane and decided his followers could defeat its three gods of Intermediate Divine Power.
• Chen Changhe concealed the Divine Realm Ship above the plane and returned to his Divine Domain, planning to wait for his followers to establish a foothold.
• Lance Lin Yi blamed his half-sister Constantina for his exile and their father’s death, and vowed to kill her.
• Lance Lin Yi prayed to the Goddess of Life for strength as meteors fell across the distant sky.
• Lance Lin Yi ran toward the impact sites, believing the Goddess of Life had sent an army to aid him.

Chen Changhe descended into the plane through an Ork and led five hundred Ork knights after the meteorite landing. He ordered them to kill every human within fifty li to hide the invasion and give his forces time to grow.

• Ork knights and their Squig mounts survived the meteorite landing, though they had already killed and eaten Lance Lin Yi.
• Chen Changhe descended into the largest Ork, and the Orks enthusiastically worshiped him as their creator and god.
• Chen Changhe tested the Ork body's strength and judged it capable of fighting a demigod with twenty points of divinity.
• Chen Changhe explained that he had kept the invasion small to avoid alerting the plane's will while preparing to face three gods of medium divine power.
• Chen Changhe ordered the Orks to kill every human within fifty li so no one could reveal their presence.