Chapter Summaries

Chen Changqing faced Immortal King Gu Ming’s counterattack and dismissed the Myriad Tribulations Purgatory Formation as unworthy after identifying its flaws. The chapter ended with Chen Changqing raising the Seven Emotions and Six Desires Lamp and declaring that he would show Gu Ming what a true greatest formation looked like.

• Chen Changqing’s words triggered the Seven Emotions and Six Desires Lamp’s fear flames, forcing Immortal King Gu Ming to suppress his emotions with several immortal arts.
• Immortal King Gu Ming summoned nine Immortal Artifacts and deployed forty-nine black flags to form the Myriad Tribulations Purgatory Formation around Gu Ming Mountain.
• Gu Ming boasted that the formation could destroy anyone below Immortal King and planned to kill Chen Changqing and reclaim the lamp.
• Chen Changqing calmly identified flaws in the formation, including a gap between two flags in the northwestern Qian position.
• After Gu Ming challenged his judgment, Chen Changqing raised the lamp with all thirteen flames blazing and vowed to show him a true greatest formation.

Chen Changqing froze Immortal King Gu Ming’s Myriad Tribulations Purgatory Formation with the Dao-Comprehension Heavenly Net, convincing Gu Ming that Chen’s formation mastery surpassed even an Immortal Emperor’s. Chen offered Gu Ming one choice: submit and serve the Chen Family, or die.

• Chen Changqing activated the Dao-Comprehension Heavenly Net, stopping Gu Ming’s formation, tribulation clouds, and Ten Thousand Dao Prison.
• Immortal King Gu Ming realized he could not break the net and believed its mastery exceeded that of the Immortal Realm’s Ancestor of Formation Dao.
• Gu Ming concluded that Chen Changqing must be a reincarnated being stronger than an Immortal Emperor and demanded to know his identity.
• Chen Changqing ignored Gu Ming’s questions and ordered him to acknowledge Chen as his master and serve the Chen Family, or die.
• Immortal King Gu Ming sensed Chen Changqing was serious and understood he had only one chance to choose.

Immortal King Gu Ming faced certain death whether he submitted to Chen Changqing or obeyed the Heavenly Dao Oath binding him to a mysterious being, but he trusted his survival instinct and pledged himself to Chen. The oath’s rules erased Gu Ming, and Chen resurrected him by wielding the longevity origin, leaving Gu Ming astonished by his master's power.

• Immortal King Gu Ming weighed the danger of breaking his oath against the certainty that Chen Changqing would kill him if he refused to submit.
• Trusting his survival instinct, Gu Ming knelt before Chen Changqing and pledged to serve him as a slave and servant.
• The Heavenly Dao Oath activated, annihilating Gu Ming’s soul, true spirit, and consciousness.
• Chen Changqing called Gu Ming back and used the longevity-origin force to restore his erased soul and resurrect him.
• Gu Ming rejoiced at his return and was shocked that Chen Changqing could defy the Heavenly Dao’s rules.