Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Qingyan learns about her eldest brother's descendant, Futian, and his connection to the Ancient Prince.
• Gu Qingyan meets Nangong Hueling (He Ling) on the Immortal Voyage fleet and expresses her desire to visit her nephew, Gu Lisheng, on Jade Bamboo Continent.
• The seventh great sublimation of heaven and earth begins, causing strange immortal plants called Jade Radiance Spirit Parasol Trees to grow rapidly and transform the landscape.
• Chen Xun finally reaches Gu Lisheng's Immortal Corpse at the End of Heaven and Earth, but Gu Lisheng revives just as Chen Xun is about to bury him.

Character Developments

• Gu Qingyan: Realizes the significance of Futian and her eldest brother's descendant, feels a sense of familiarity with the present era.
• He Ling: Initially distrustful of Gu Qingyan, agrees to convey her intentions to Gu Lisheng.
• Chen Xun: Frustrated with Gu Lisheng's secrecy, arrives too late to prevent Gu Lisheng's death but manages to see him off.
• Gu Lisheng: Revives unexpectedly, revealing he's been pretending all along.

Significant Themes

• The interconnectedness of past and present, as seen through Gu Qingyan's discovery of Futian and her desire to connect with her nephew.
• The transformative power of the seventh great sublimation, symbolized by the Jade Radiance Spirit Parasol Trees.
• The theme of deception and revelation, as seen in Gu Lisheng's unexpected revival and his earlier pretenses.

Character Interactions

• Gu Qingyan and He Ling: Initially wary of each other, they exchange polite greetings and Gu Qingyan expresses her desire to meet Gu Lisheng.
• Chen Xun and Gu Lisheng: Chen Xun laments Gu Lisheng's death and prepares to bury him, only for Gu Lisheng to revive and chastise Chen Xun for his tardiness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Lisheng's Immortal Body revives after being killed by the Void Will.
• Chen Xun saves Gu Lisheng from the Void Will using the River of Time.
• The Great World Heavenly Dao Will attempts to suppress Gu Lisheng due to his past ties with the Taiyi Heavenly Dao.
• Chen Xun pleads with the Heavenly Dao Will to spare Gu Lisheng, but Gu Lisheng is swallowed by a mysterious force before a response is given.

Character Developments

• Gu Lisheng: Despite his resentment towards Chen Xun for not helping him earlier, Gu Lisheng accepts Chen Xun's help and acknowledges their life-and-death bond. He shows concern for Chen Xun's safety and urges him to leave without him.
• Chen Xun: Chen Xun demonstrates his growth and power by traversing the Void Will to save Gu Lisheng. He shows unwavering loyalty and concern for his friend, even pleading with the Heavenly Dao Will to spare him.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and friendship: The bond between Chen Xun and Gu Lisheng is a central theme, showcasing their unwavering loyalty and willingness to risk their lives for each other.
• Karmic ties and consequences: The Great World Heavenly Dao Will's suppression of Gu Lisheng highlights the lasting effects of one's past actions and the inescapable nature of karmic ties.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and Gu Lisheng: Their interaction revolves around their life-and-death friendship. Gu Lisheng initially shows resentment towards Chen Xun but ultimately accepts his help. Chen Xun, in turn, demonstrates his unwavering loyalty and concern for Gu Lisheng, even pleading with the Heavenly Dao Will to spare him.
• Chen Xun and the Great World Heavenly Dao Will: Chen Xun's interaction with the Heavenly Dao Will showcases his authority and influence as an Immortal. He respectfully pleads with the Heavenly Dao Will to spare Gu Lisheng, demonstrating his humility and sincerity despite his power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The aberrant spiritual qi has caused catastrophic changes worldwide, turning territories into oceans, and merging seas into vast expanses.
• The Mo Clan has risen to prominence due to this qi, with a painting of the Dao Ancestor in their ancestral hall.
• Star Pivot's Taigu Star Towers have descended, aiming to control all movements in heaven and earth.
• The spiritual qi is now named "Immortal Spirit Qi," signifying the end of the past spiritual qi era.
• Jade Bamboo Continent has become "extraterritorial," with Divine Mountain Continent remaining unchanged but surrounded by a vast primeval forest.
• The Three Thousand Great Worlds have grown enormous, making Immortals find them absurd and beyond calculation.
• The Five Aggregates Immortal Sect begins great construction on Jade Bamboo Continent, establishing various institutions and territories.

Character Developments

• Black Bull is frustrated with the extraterritorial changes and worries about future wars.
• He Ling is calm and collected, frequently observing celestial phenomena and earth veins.
• Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder is strengthening his cultivation with the Great World's Immortal Spirit Qi.

Significant Themes

• The impact of aberrant spiritual qi on the world and its inhabitants.
• The rise and fall of powers, as seen with the Mo Clan and the potential future of the Five Aggregates Immortal Sect.
• The vastness and absurdity of the expanding Three Thousand Great Worlds.

Character Interactions

• Black Bull and He Ling interact, with Black Bull expressing his frustration and He Ling soothing him.
• Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder interacts with Black Bull, expressing his preference for cultivating in the Great World's Cultivation World.
• Black Bull interacts with Ji Mo, approving a territory for the Celestial Foundation Crafting Institute.
• Black Bull interacts with the Divine Soul of Little Scarlet, expressing his longing for its return.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Black Bull, waiting for Chen Xun, decides not to enter the Mortal Realm to avoid harming Little Scarlet.
• A thousand years pass, and Black Bull remains detached from the world.
• The Three Thousand Great Worlds become the Three Thousand Immortal Domains, with the Boundless Great World renamed the Boundless Immortal Domain.
• The Five Aggregates Immortal Sect withdraws into seclusion, and the Heaven-Earth Overlord Clans lose contact with each other's territories.
• The Heaven-Earth Overlord Clans advocate for producing offspring in large numbers, leading to a wave of procreation.
• Spirit beasts gain prominence, and the Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin Clans establish rules to protect them.
• The Boundless Immortal Hall approves the rules, and the Immortal Hall regains authority.
• Immortals begin to possess the bearing of mighty powers and establish grand ambitions.
• Ancient spirits from Ancient Immortal Forbidden Grounds migrate to the Three Thousand Immortal Provinces.

Character Developments

• Black Bull remains patiently waiting for Chen Xun, showing concern for Little Scarlet's survival.
• The Heaven-Earth Overlord Clans become more open about producing offspring, reflecting their confidence in the new era.
• The Immortal Hall's younger generation begins to reveal their brilliance, indicating a resurgence of the Immortal Hall's influence.
• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan migrates to the Grand Spirit World, understanding the Dao Ancestor's pain.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the changes it brings (a thousand years pass, the Immortal Domains flourish, ancient spirits migrate).
• The impact of the Heaven-and-Earth Sublimation on the world and its inhabitants.
• The protection and elevation of spirit beasts' status.
• The resurgence of the Immortal Hall's influence and the rise of its younger generation.

Character Interactions

• Black Bull's internal struggle regarding Chen Xun and Little Scarlet.
• The Heaven-Earth Overlord Clans' interactions with each other, reflecting their newfound confidence and unity.
• The Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin Clans' interaction with spirit beasts, leading to the establishment of protective rules.
• The Immortal Hall's interaction with the Overlord Clans, tacitly approving the rules regarding spirit beasts and regaining authority.
• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan's migration, reflecting their unity and shared grief.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable arrives at the Divine Mountain Continent, guided by Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder.
• He is astonished by the mineral-rich landscape and the Five Aggregates Immortal Sect's vast resources.
• Two years later, they reach the Ninety-Nine Ringed Mountains, where Black Bull welcomes them.
• Gu Lisheng, the Prince, suddenly appears, injured and urgent, shouting for Futian to save Chen Xun.

Character Developments

• Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable: He is impressed by the Sect's resources and understands the challenges Chen Xun faced.
• Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder: He shows a more relaxed and unrestrained side, contrasting his initial fiery temper.
• Black Bull: It remains steadfast and sensible, focusing on cultivation and helping others.
• Gu Lisheng (the Prince): He is desperate and injured, revealing that Chen Xun is in grave danger.

Significant Themes

• Fortune and Opportunity: The Sect's resources are seen as both a blessing and a challenge, highlighting the idea that opportunities often come with trials.
• Cultivation and Sacrifice: Chen Xun's struggles are emphasized, showing the personal cost of cultivation and leadership.
• Loyalty and Concern: Gu Lisheng's urgent plea for Futian to save Chen Xun underscores the importance of loyalty and concern for one's superiors and friends.

Character Interactions

• Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable and Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder: They engage in polite and respectful conversation, with Heavenly Wheel showing deference to the Imperial Venerable's status.
• Black Bull and Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable: They greet each other warmly, showing a friendly and familiar relationship.
• Gu Lisheng and the Sect: Gu Lisheng's sudden appearance and urgent plea cause shock and concern among the Sect members, highlighting their connection and shared history.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Lisheng calls out to Futian for help, as Chen Xun has been suppressed by the Void Will and the Great World Heavenly Dao.
• Black Bull and Nangong Hueling rush to aid Chen Xun using their authority over the Primordial River.
• Gu Lisheng, desperate to save Chen Xun, reaches out to Futian, acknowledging his debt to Chen Xun.
• Ke Ding and the Heavenly Wheel Immortal Elder prepare to use the Heavenly Secrets to protect Chen Xun.
• The Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable attempts to help by ordering the Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan to lead the myriad spirits in sacrificing to heaven.
• Bai Mengli decides to seek help from the Human Race to save Chen Xun, accompanied by Frog Daoist.
• Ouyang Boxiao receives Gu Lisheng's plea but remains undecided on whether to intervene.

Character Developments

• Gu Lisheng: Realizes the extent of Chen Xun's sacrifice and acknowledges his debt, becoming more determined to save him.
• Chen Xun: Sacrifices himself to save Gu Lisheng and the Supreme Unity Immortal Court, demonstrating his selflessness and growth as a character.
• Ouyang Boxiao: Struggles with the decision to help Chen Xun, revealing his internal conflict and the complexity of his plans.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and selflessness: Chen Xun's actions highlight the theme of selfless sacrifice for the greater good.
• Debt and obligation: Gu Lisheng's acknowledgment of his debt to Chen Xun emphasizes the theme of fulfilling one's obligations.
• Complexity of decisions: Ouyang Boxiao's internal struggle demonstrates the complexity of decisions and the consequences they carry.

Character Interactions

• Gu Lisheng and Chen Xun: Their relationship deepens as Gu Lisheng acknowledges Chen Xun's sacrifice and becomes more determined to save him.
• Ouyang Boxiao and Gu Lisheng: Ouyang Boxiao's undecided response to Gu Lisheng's plea highlights the tension in their relationship and the complexity of Ouyang Boxiao's plans.
• Bai Mengli and Frog Daoist: Their decision to seek help from the Human Race demonstrates their commitment to saving Chen Xun and their growing bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Great General Tianhuang (Bai Mengli) returns to the Human Ancestor Domain after two hundred years, seeking help from the Human Race to save the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor.
• The Human Race, represented by the Ji Clan patriarch, is unwilling to aid the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor, viewing it as a traitor to the Human Race.
• The Human Emperor's lingering remnant surprisingly intervenes, ordering the Human Race to save the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor, causing a tense stalemate.
• At the End of Heaven and Earth, Chen Xun is being relentlessly attacked by the Void Heavenly Dao and Void Will. Black Bull and He Ling arrive to find Chen Xun in a dire state, but he communicates with them using their shared memories and gestures.

Character Developments

• Bai Mengli (Great General Tianhuang): She returns to the Human Ancestor Domain seeking help, displaying resilience and determination. Her past actions against the Human Race are not well-received, causing tension among the Human Race cultivators.
• Ji Clan Patriarch: He represents the current Human Race leadership, showing reluctance to aid the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor. He is swayed by the Human Emperor's lingering remnant but maintains a neutral stance.
• Chen Xun: Despite being severely injured and beaten, Chen Xun maintains his resolve and communicates with Black Bull and He Ling using their shared memories and gestures, showing his unbreakable bond with his family.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Betrayal: The Human Race views the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor as a traitor, while Bai Mengli remains loyal to her race and seeks their aid.
• Family Bonds: Chen Xun's unbreakable bond with Black Bull and He Ling is emphasized, highlighting the importance of family in his life.
• Power Struggles: The Human Race's refusal to aid the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor and the Human Emperor's lingering remnant's intervention showcase the power struggles within the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Bai Mengli and the Human Race: Tension and mistrust exist between Bai Mengli and the Human Race due to her past actions, leading to a tense standoff.
• Chen Xun, Black Bull, and He Ling: Despite the distance and Chen Xun's dire state, the trio communicates using their shared memories and gestures, reinforcing their unbreakable bond as a family.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Xun regains consciousness and understands the true nature of the Void Will and the Great World Heavenly Dao's intentions.
• He realizes that his Immortal Power and Dao heart are being eroded by the Void Will, and he's being targeted by the Heavenly Dao Will.
• Chen Xun remembers Gu Shenyu's past actions and the fate of Supreme Fortune, understanding that he's now facing a similar situation.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: He regains his memories, understands the true nature of his predicament, and decides to defy the Heavenly Dao Will. His resolve strengthens, and he stands up against the immense pressure.

Significant Themes

• Defiance against authority (Heavenly Dao Will)
• The power of belief and resolve
• The true nature of the Immortal Dao and the Heavenly Dao Will

Character Interactions

• Black Bull and He Ling: They watch over Chen Xun, witnessing his transformation and growth in power, despite his worsening physical condition. They express confusion and delight at his unexpected resilience.

Summary

Chen Xun awakens to find his Immortal Power and Dao heart being eroded by the Void Will and the Heavenly Dao Will. Remembering Gu Shenyu's past and the fate of Supreme Fortune, he understands that he's being targeted. Despite the immense pressure, Chen Xun's resolve strengthens, and he defies the Heavenly Dao Will, standing level with the two great Heavenly Daos. Black Bull and He Ling witness his transformation, expressing confusion and delight at his unexpected resilience.

Chen Xun, refusing to follow the path of the Tribulation Immortal, draws two powerful axes, the Five-Elements Yin-Yang Giant Axe and the Dao-Splitting Axe, and then a third, the Cosmic Life-and-Death Sword, from the River of Time. He challenges both the Void Heavenly Dao and the Great World Heavenly Dao simultaneously, unleashing a devastating attack that shatters the void, tears apart the Heavenly Dao Immortal Mountain, and sends shockwaves through the Three Thousand Great Worlds, causing even the Ji Clan's patriarch's chair to shatter. This display of power and defiance against the Heavenly Daos demonstrates Chen Xun's resolve, strength, and the interconnectedness of his origins with the Chaos Ancient Road.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Xun, empowered by the system, transforms into a giant and clashes with the Heavenly Dao Will and Void Will.
• He forges an ultimate divine axe and splits the Great World firmament in two.
• Chen Xun's attack causes the Heavenly Dao and Void Will to retreat, showing signs of defeat.
• Chen Xun pursues the Primordial Immortal Treasures, intending to force the wills to acknowledge his demands.
• Ke Ding, the Heavenly Secrets Dao Master, arrives to assist Chen Xun, using the Heaven-Shaking Myriad Phenomena immortal artifact to target the Myriad Spirits Heavenly Dao's flaw.
• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan gathers to defy the Great World Heavenly Dao.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun demonstrates immense power and dominance, transcending his previous limits and challenging the Heavenly Dao and Void Will.
• Black Bull and He Ling witness Chen Xun's power and are left in awe.
• Ke Ding arrives to support Chen Xun, showing his commitment to helping him.

Significant Themes

• Defiance against authority (Heavenly Dao and Void Will)
• Transcending limits (Chen Xun's growth and power)
• Unity and support (Chen Xun and Ke Ding's alliance)

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and the Heavenly Dao Will/Void Will: Confrontation and challenge
• Chen Xun, Black Bull, and He Ling: Witnessing Chen Xun's power and growth
• Chen Xun and Ke Ding: Alliance and support in defying the Heavenly Dao

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan challenges the Heavenly Dao, aiming to free their Dao Ancestor, even if it means rebelling against Heaven.
• The act stirs shock and outrage among other Immortal Clans, who fear it will weaken the Myriad Spirits Heavenly Dao and disrupt their plans for Heaven-and-Earth Sublimation.
• A hundred years later, the Heavenly Dao Mirror appears, signaling the Calamity of All Life, as Chen Xun unleashes his full strength.
• The Primordial Emperor Ancestor of the Primordial Immortal Clan and the Great Sun Golden Crow with Ying Jueyu on its back join the battle, indicating the seriousness of the situation.

Character Developments

• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan demonstrates their rebellious nature and willingness to challenge the Heavenly Dao.
• The Primordial Emperor Ancestor, Tai Wangtian, is revealed to be a legendary figure who can command the Profound Heaven Immortal Tree, showing his immense power and status.
• Ying Jueyu, an ancient Human King, is introduced as a formidable figure with immense slaughtering might.

Significant Themes

• Rebellion against Heaven and the consequences of such actions.
• The struggle for power and control among Immortal Clans.
• The fear of losing influence and prestige in the face of changing times.

Character Interactions

• The Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan's actions provoke the other Overlord Clans, particularly the Primordial Emperor Clan.
• The Primordial Emperor Ancestor and Ying Jueyu, both powerful figures, join the battle, likely to confront the Heavenly Dao or Chen Xun.
• The relationship between the Immortal Clans and the Heavenly Dao is strained due to the Three-Eyed Ancient Immortal Clan's actions.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human King, Ying Jueyu, appears, displaying immense power and causing All Heavens to tremble.
• The Devil Race's ancient Immortal Venerable, Mo Han, emerges with the devil spear, threatening to cause ten deaths and no life.
• Yuan Chu, the Yuan Clan's Immortal Venerable, arises with the Opening Origin Sword, ready to strike the heavens.
• Other ancient Immortal Venerables from various clans, such as the Heavenly Sage Clan and Azure Plume Illusion Clan, also prepare for battle.

Character Developments

• Ying Jueyu is revealed as the ancient Human King, a peerless existence who once dared contend with Immortals.
• Mo Han is introduced as the Devil Race's ancient Immortal Venerable, wielding the terrifying devil spear.
• Yuan Chu, the Yuan Clan's Immortal Venerable, demonstrates his immense power and wisdom.

Significant Themes

• The revival of ancient powerhouses and their impact on the current world.
• The impending battle's severity, with potential consequences of 'ten deaths and no life'.
• The connection between the ancient and current eras, as seen through the actions of these Immortal Venerables.

Character Interactions

• The Human King acknowledges the Human Race's respect and commands them to give their all in battle.
• Mo Han's appearance instills fear and excitement among the Devil Race.
• Yuan Chu's departure is met with respect and awe from the Yuan Clan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three Thousand Great Worlds prepare to conquer heaven, with ancient Immortals returning to aid them.
• Ouyang Boxiao and Gu Qijie discuss the imminent Infinite Calamity of All Living Beings and their roles in it.
• Ouyang Boxiao leaves to settle old scores, while Gu Qijie sets off in the opposite direction.
• Ten years later, a solitary figure in a hemp robe stands at the End of Heaven and Earth, instilling awe and pressure in the gathered ancient powerhouses.

Character Developments

• Ouyang Boxiao embraces his past and prepares to confront his regrets, displaying a formidable and fearless demeanor.
• Gu Qijie acknowledges the harsh reality of the Heavenly Dao's indifference to living beings and accepts his role in the coming conflict.
• The unnamed hemp-clad figure at the End of Heaven and Earth exhibits an ethereal and transcendent aura, instilling fear and awe in the ancient powerhouses present.

Significant Themes

• The indifference of the Heavenly Dao towards living beings, leading to the Infinite Calamity of All Living Beings.
• The consequences of rebelling against the Heavenly Dao and the karmic ties involved in conquering heaven.
• The weight of past regrets and the desire for redemption, as seen in Ouyang Boxiao's determination to settle old scores.

Character Interactions

• Ouyang Boxiao and Gu Qijie discuss their roles in the coming conflict, acknowledging the harsh reality of the Heavenly Dao's indifference and accepting their parts in the rebellion.
• The ancient powerhouses present at the End of Heaven and Earth are awestruck by the hemp-clad figure, highlighting his formidable presence and the pressure he instills in even these era-defining experts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with the arrival of ancient Immortal Dao powerhouses at the End of Heaven and Earth, where Chen Xun is preparing to strike down Heaven.
• They recognize Chen Xun as the cultivator of the Five-Elements Immortal Path.
• Mo Han, Tai Wangtian, and Yuan Chu, among others, engage in dialogue with Chen Xun, expressing their admiration for his actions but also their regret that he might fall here.
• Human King Ying Jueyu challenges Chen Xun's view on the Human Race, asserting that the Boundless Human Race does not represent the entire Human Race beneath heaven.
• The ancient powerhouses decide to bear the karmic repercussions of Heaven's destruction and enter the End of Heaven and Earth, bidding farewell to Chen Xun.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: Realizes his initial misunderstanding about the ancient powerhouses' intentions and becomes more determined to face them.
• Mo Han: Shows approval for Chen Xun's actions and decides to enter the End of Heaven and Earth to face the Heavenly Dao's destruction.
• Tai Wangtian: Expresses his admiration for Chen Xun and decides to join the battle, carrying the Profound Heaven Immortal Tree.
• Yuan Chu: Joins the battle, carrying the Primordial Opening Immortal Sword.
• Ying Jueyu: Challenges Chen Xun's perspective on the Human Race and expresses his willingness to see the Boundless Human Race exterminated if they do not represent the entire Human Race beneath heaven.

Significant Themes

• The loneliness of the Immortal Dao: The ancient powerhouses express their loneliness in their pursuit of the Immortal Dao, with no juniors rising to surpass them.
• The importance of perspective: Ying Jueyu challenges Chen Xun's perspective on the Human Race, highlighting the significance of understanding one's place in the grand scheme of things.
• Sacrifice for the greater good: The ancient powerhouses decide to bear the karmic repercussions of Heaven's destruction to allow Chen Xun to continue his journey on the Immortal Dao.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun interacts with Mo Han, Tai Wangtian, Yuan Chu, and Ying Jueyu, engaging in dialogues that reveal their perspectives and intentions.
• The ancient powerhouses interact with each other, expressing their admiration for Chen Xun and their determination to face the Heavenly Dao's destruction together.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ying Jueyu, the Human King, imparts wisdom to Chen Xun before joining the Heaven-Slaying War.
• Ouyang Boxiao offers Chen Xun a place in his sect and a cup of tea, symbolizing a connection and understanding between them.
• Chen Xun returns to the Boundless Immortal Domain ten years later, just as the Heaven-Slaying War begins.
• The Five-Elements Dao Ancestor fights his way into the Human Ancestor Domain, attacking the Human Emperor Hall.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: Gains insight and understanding from Ying Jueyu and Ouyang Boxiao, further solidifying his resolve and perspective.
• Ying Jueyu: Demonstrates his vast wisdom and experience, showing understanding and acceptance of Chen Xun's actions.
• Ouyang Boxiao: Reveals his true intentions and aspirations, offering Chen Xun a connection and understanding despite their differences.

Significant Themes

• The Heart of the Human Dao: Ying Jueyu emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing the heart of the Human Dao, regardless of one's actions or stance.
• Freedom and Grace: The ancient Immortals exhibit a sense of freedom and grace, inspiring Chen Xun to understand the true meaning of these concepts.
• Tragedy and Grandeur: Chen Xun experiences the tragedy and grandeur of the Heaven-Slaying War, gaining a deeper understanding of these concepts.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and Ying Jueyu: Ying Jueyu shares his wisdom with Chen Xun, imparting a sense of understanding and acceptance.
• Chen Xun and Ouyang Boxiao: Despite their differences, Ouyang Boxiao offers Chen Xun a connection and understanding, symbolized by the cup of tea.
• Chen Xun and the Ancient Immortals: Chen Xun witnesses the ancient Immortals' freedom and grace, leaving a lasting impression on him.
• Chen Xun and the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor: Chen Xun returns to find the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor attacking the Human Emperor Hall, indicating a potential alliance or shared goal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Xun, the Five-Elements Dao Ancestor, attacks Human Emperor Hall with a single axe strike, sparking a war against the Human Race.
• The Human Race Immortals are unable to withstand Chen Xun's attack, and Human Emperor Hall is enveloped by Five-Elements Immortal Light.
• News of the war reaches the Boundless Myriad Races three years later, causing an uproar.
• The Primordial Immortal Clan is eager to take advantage of the situation, while the Devil Race Domain advises caution.
• The Demon Court of the Grand Demon Immortal Domain remains indifferent to the Human Race's fate.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun demonstrates his immense power and determination, starting a war against the Human Race.
• The Human Race Immortals are shown to be no match for Chen Xun, highlighting the power gap between them.
• The leaders of various Overlord Clans and top factions discuss their strategies regarding the Human Race's fate, revealing their priorities and fears.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of imbalance.
• The interconnectedness of the Myriad Races' fates and the True Immortal Realm.
• The importance of caution and calculation in the face of great power and uncertainty.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun's actions directly challenge the Human Race, leading to a war.
• The leaders of various Overlord Clans discuss their strategies regarding the Human Race, revealing their differing priorities and concerns.
• The Demon Emperor and Prince Zhang Yiran discuss their approach to the Human Race's fate, emphasizing the importance of avoiding entanglement with a Dao Ancestor's karma.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A year after Chen Xun's departure, the Human Ancestor Mountain sinks, and the Human Emperor Hall shatters, signaling the fall of a Six-Tribulation Immortal Lord.
• The Five-Elements Dao Ancestor (Chen Xun) kills the Old Mount Tai of the Ji Clan, a Peak Immortal of the Human Race, in front of countless witnesses.
• The Human Emperor Hall, which had suppressed an entire era, crumbles, leaving behind a bare ruin.
• A rain of blood pours over the mountains and rivers, symbolizing the wronged souls of the Domain's myriad beings demanding their lives.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun demonstrates his immense power and indifference to the Human Race's feelings, further cementing his status as a feared and respected figure.
• Black Bull's fury is ignited due to the destruction of its homeland, the Small Realm, by the Human Race. It vows to take revenge on all the Boundless Myriad Races.
• Bai Mengli chooses to follow Chen Xun, severing her ties with the Human Race and her past glory.

Significant Themes

• Karma: The sinking of the Human Emperor Hall and the blood rain are seen as manifestations of karma for the Human Race's past actions.
• Power dynamics: Chen Xun's actions instill fear and obedience in the Boundless Myriad Races, who now focus on Heaven-and-Earth Sublimation to prepare for the True Immortal Realm.
• Homeland and belonging: Black Bull's desire for revenge highlights the importance of homeland and the emotional turmoil caused by its destruction.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and the Boundless Human Race Immortals: Tension and fear permeate their interaction, with the Immortals dreading Chen Xun's potential wrath.
• Black Bull and Chen Xun: Black Bull's fury is evident, but it refrains from acting due to Chen Xun's presence.
• Bai Mengli and the Heavenly Desolation Old Guard: Bai Mengli bids farewell to her past, severing ties with her former comrades.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group travels on the Boundary-Breaking Boat, seeing images of their pasts in the River of Time.
• Chen Xun interacts with Frog Daoist, who admires Chen Xun's power and influence.
• Chen Xun reveals he killed the Human Race's Peak Immortal Lord by stripping away the Heavenly Dao's authority.
• Bai Mengli asks Chen Xun why he didn't harm the other Boundless Human Race members, and he explains his reasoning.
• Chen Xun tells Bai Mengli she can nurture the spirit fields for the Immortal Sect as repayment, but he doesn't want her to take the sect's resources.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: Shows growth in temperament, becoming more refined and cultured. He also displays a broader perspective and less darkness in his heart.
• Frog Daoist: Admires Chen Xun's power and influence, but still behaves brazenly.
• Bai Mengli: Struggles with burdens from her past and the Human Race. She's willing to nurture the spirit fields for the Immortal Sect as repayment.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Heavenly Dao and its authority over Immortals.
• The burden of the past and the struggle to let go.
• The importance of one's state of mind in determining their actions and perspectives.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and Frog Daoist: Their dynamic remains playful and familiar, with Chen Xun often putting Frog Daoist in his place.
• Chen Xun and Bai Mengli: They have a serious conversation about the Boundless Human Race and Bai Mengli's role in the Immortal Sect.
• Chen Xun and He Ling: They share a moment of understanding, with Chen Xun entrusting He Ling with watching over the sect's accounts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Xun reveals he's a Great Dao Immortal, not a Tribulation Immortal, after Black Bull and He Ling inquire about his cultivation level.
• Chen Xun and Black Bull bicker playfully before returning to Jade Bamboo Continent two years later.
• Upon returning, Chen Xun finds the territory vast and unfamiliar, likening it to a primeval Immortal Land.
• Many powerful figures greet Chen Xun upon his return, including Gu Lisheng and Ke Ding.
• Chen Xun reveals he obtained the Heavenly Dao Mirror, the foremost of the Primordial Immortal Treasures.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: Confirms his cultivation level as a Great Dao Immortal and expresses his intention to continue comprehending the immortal Dao. He also shows his affection for his friends by ensuring their safety from the Heavenly Dao and Void Will.
• Black Bull: Shows curiosity and concern for Chen Xun's cultivation level. He also displays his playful nature when interacting with Chen Xun.
• Ke Ding: Expresses remorse for losing the Heavenly Secrets. Later, he's shocked by Chen Xun's revelation about obtaining the Heavenly Dao Mirror.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Immortal Dao: Chen Xun's journey continues as he strives to comprehend the immortal Dao and transcend to the next realm.
• Friendship and Loyalty: Chen Xun's actions demonstrate his commitment to protecting his friends, Gu Lisheng and Song Heng.
• Power and Responsibility: Chen Xun's newfound strength allows him to challenge the Heavenly Dao and Void Will, but it also brings him new responsibilities, such as protecting his friends and dealing with the consequences of his actions.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and Black Bull: Their playful banter shows their close bond and camaraderie.
• Chen Xun and Ke Ding: Their interaction reveals Ke Ding's remorse for losing the Heavenly Secrets and Chen Xun's acknowledgment of Ke Ding's role in his success.
• Chen Xun and Gu Lisheng: Their reunion is filled with unspoken understanding and shared history, as Chen Xun assures Gu Lisheng of his safety and the achievement of their goal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Xun reveals the Heavenly Dao Mirror, a Primordial Immortal Treasure that can influence the world's rules and observe all living beings.
• He lends the mirror to Ke Ding, stressing that it's a loan and cannot be refined.
• The Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable visits, and Chen Xun forgives his past actions, acknowledging their shared history and mutual respect.
• Chen Xun gifts the Three-Eyed Clan a Heavenly Foundation Stone vein and offers them land to establish an inheritance ground.

Character Developments

• Chen Xun: Shows magnanimity and generosity by lending the powerful Heavenly Dao Mirror to Ke Ding and gifting valuable resources to the Three-Eyed Clan. He also demonstrates understanding and forgiveness towards the Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable.
• Ke Ding: Seems calm and collected upon receiving the Heavenly Dao Mirror, showing growth in his composure and maturity.
• Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable: Acknowledges Chen Xun's forgiveness and is deeply moved by the gifts offered to his clan, showing a mix of gratitude, respect, and humility.

Significant Themes

• Magnanimity and Generosity: Chen Xun's actions highlight these qualities, showing that true power is not about hoarding or being stingy but about giving and sharing.
• Forgiveness and Understanding: Chen Xun forgives the Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable's past actions, emphasizing the importance of understanding and moving forward together.
• Respect and Mutuality: Both Chen Xun and the Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable show deep respect for each other, understanding that their relationship is built on mutual aid and support.

Character Interactions

• Chen Xun and Ke Ding: Their interaction shows a growing bond, with Chen Xun treating Ke Ding as an equal and even entrusting him with a powerful treasure.
• Chen Xun and Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable: Their interaction demonstrates a deep mutual respect and understanding, with Chen Xun acknowledging the Three-Eyed Clan's past actions and offering them valuable resources and land.
• Chen Xun, Black Bull, and Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable: Their interaction shows a camaraderie built on shared experiences and mutual respect, with Black Bull joining in the bow to the Three-Eyed Imperial Venerable.