Chapter Summaries

Fang Yun pressured Lei Konghe into staking a Dragon of All Living Beings, then agreed to a Treasure Wager to win it. Lei Konghe revealed his chosen treasure, an ominous egg containing a motionless galaxy, and a Half-Sage Incarnation fled in terror.

• Lei Konghe staked the Dragon of All Living Beings after Fang Yun pushed him to raise the wager.
• Fang Yun agreed to the Treasure Wager, and Ao Ku concealed the auras of both men's Heaven-and-Earth Shells while they chose their treasures.
• Ao Ku revealed Lei Konghe's treasure first: an egg-shaped void filled with motionless stars.
• A Half-Sage Incarnation recognized the egg, shouted that Lei Konghe had gone mad, and ran from the Grand Exhibition Hall.

Lei Konghe revealed the dead egg’s connection to the Genesis World-Extinguishing Dragons, while Ao Shan challenged its value and danger. Fang Yun then unveiled the Ancestral Dragon’s Time-Pointing Chariot, prompting Wolf Gu Sage and others to accuse him of stealing it and demand he surrender it.

• Lei Konghe identified the egg as belonging to the Genesis World-Extinguishing Dragon, an ancient being that preyed on fierce creatures and shared an origin with the Ancestral Dragon.
• The Void Devourer disputed Lei Konghe’s account, and Lei Konghe explained that every adult member of the Primordial Clans had once possessed Saint Ancestor power.
• Lei Konghe argued that the dead egg was worth more than the Starfire Armillary Mirror, but Ao Shan said it was only worth a Great Sage treasure and warned it could be dangerous.
• Fang Yun apologized to Ao Ku and revealed a bronze carriage that Ao Shan recognized as the Dragon Race’s Time-Pointing Chariot, a treasure left by the Ancestral Dragon.
• Wolf Gu Sage accused Fang Yun of stealing the Time-Pointing Chariot and demanded that he surrender it to Dragon City and use another treasure for the Treasure Wager.

Fang Yun and Lei Konghe clashed over the origins of their treasures during the first Treasure Wager, with Ao Ku backing Fang Yun. After the Dragon Court confirmed the dragon egg was Fang Yun’s reward for Dragon Gate Ascension, Lei Konghe conceded the first wager and called for the second.

• A Dragon Sage incarnation demanded that Fang Yun be arrested over the Genesis World-Extinguishing Dragon egg, but Ao Ku drove him back and defended Fang Yun.
• Lei Konghe demanded proof of the egg’s origins, so Fang Yun challenged him to disclose where his own treasure came from.
• Lei Konghe admitted that the Plague Lord, a Demon Barbarian Half-Sage, had given him the treasure, drawing an uproar and suspicion of collusion against the human race.
• Fang Yun said the dragon egg had been his reward for Dragon Gate Ascension, and Ao Ku confirmed that the Dragon Court had verified it.
• Lei Konghe suppressed his anger and proceeded to the second Treasure Wager.

Fang Yun and Lei Konghe revealed their second treasures in the wager: the Dragon-Suppressing Seat and the Dusk Void Sun Fragment. Lei Konghe argued that his treasure mattered more to Dragon City, while Fang Yun challenged its value against the potential of a future Dragon Emperor.

• Fang Yun asked Ao Ku to reveal Lei Konghe's second treasure, and Ao Ku exposed the Dragon-Suppressing Seat, a fragment of the Dragon-Slaying Platform.
• Lei Konghe claimed he had obtained the seat through his dealings with the Plague Lord and planned to present it to the Dragon Court after winning the wagers.
• Fang Yun said his own second treasure could rival the Dragon-Suppressing Seat, and Ao Ku revealed a Dusk Void Sun Fragment.
• The gathered races were shocked because the fragment could help someone achieve Ancestral Enfeoffment, as Luan Mang had done.
• Lei Konghe argued that the Dragon-Suppressing Seat was more valuable to Dragon City, while Fang Yun countered that a living Dragon Emperor could secure the Dragon Race's future.

Fang Yun won the third Treasure Wager by revealing that his snow source contained the Snow Goddess, enslaved through the Imperial Saint Ring. Ao Ku confirmed the ring’s origins and awarded Fang Yun all of Lei Konghe’s stakes, while the Plague Lord prepared to visit the Hall of Doom.

• Ao Ku declared the second Treasure Wager between Fang Yun and Lei Konghe a draw, then began the third round.
• Lei Konghe revealed an external saint body, and Fang Yun revealed what appeared to be a snow source.
• The Void Devourer’s avatar urged everyone to inspect the snow source, revealing the Snow Goddess inside Fang Yun’s Imperial Saint Ring.
• Wolf Gu Sage accused Fang Yun of possible collusion, but Fang Yun explained that he had obtained the ring from Ao Zhen, and Ao Ku verified his account.
• Ao Ku declared Fang Yun the winner and awarded him Lei Konghe’s dragon egg, Dragon-Suppressing Seat, external saint body, and the other stakes.
• Lei Konghe left with the Lei Family, while the Plague Lord told the Demon Emperor they would visit the Hall of Doom.

After trading with the Myriad Worlds races, Fang Yun negotiated with the Void Devourer for Saint Body Fruits and Voidstones. The Void Devourer ended the chapter by offering a possible way for Fang Yun to enter the Sea of Learning again.

• Fang Yun traded divine medicines and treasures for Divine Materials, leaving the Human Race with supplies from over a thousand mineral veins.
• The Void Devourer tried to buy the egg of the Genesis World-Extinguishing Dragon, but Fang Yun refused and proposed trading Saint Body Fruits instead.
• Fang Yun explained that Void Devourers needed divine medicines to manage the Divine Gold accumulating inside their bodies, exposing a weakness the Void Devourer had not expected him to know.
• Fang Yun offered Saint Body Fruits in exchange for Voidstones, which the Void Devourer said were its lifeblood.
• The Void Devourer asked whether Fang Yun wanted to enter the Sea of Learning again and claimed the Sea-Fishing Elder could do so.

Fang Yun learned how the Void Clan had obtained a Mirror Sea connected to the Sea of Learning and negotiated with the Void Devourer for access to it. The Void Devourer agreed to trade the Mirror Sea’s location, fishing art, divine gold, and safe passage for Saint Body Fruits and three Saint Body Fruit Trees.

• The Void Devourer explained that Sea-Fishing Elders used Mirror Seas to travel between places and that the Void Clan’s Mirror Sea encompassed the Sea of Learning.
• The Void Devourer offered Fang Yun a Mirror Sea Talisman and the Mirror Sea Fishing Art, since its clan could not enter the Sea of Learning or catch Literary Heart Fish.
• Fang Yun offered Saint Body Fruits and intact Saint Body Fruit Trees in exchange for access to the Mirror Sea, voidstone, and a large supply of low-grade divine gold.
• The Void Devourer directed Fang Yun to Dengdong Basin for low-grade divine gold and offered him a Chaotic Cavern Mark, asking for at least three Saint Body Fruit Trees.
• The Void Devourer guaranteed the trade’s safety and revealed that he recognized Fang Yun as a Star Shepherd’s disciple.

Fang Yun traded the Saint Body Fruit and its tree to the Void Devourer for a Mirror Sea Talisman, a Star Path Stone, and secret arts. After discovering the Dragon-Suppressing Seat had vanished into his Literary Palace Coiled Dragon, he faced Ao Ku’s suspicion and swore an oath to Dragon City.

• Fang Yun challenged the Void Devourer’s claim of cooperation with the Star Shepherds, then negotiated for a Star Path Stone as well as the Mirror Sea items and secret arts.
• The Void Devourer exchanged the Mirror Sea Talisman, Voidstone, Star Path Stone, and a Chaotic Cavern Mark for Fang Yun’s Saint Body Fruit and tree, and taught him its communication secret art and the Sea-Fishing Art.
• After the Void Devourer left, Fang Yun examined his five gambling prizes and discovered the Dragon-Suppressing Seat was missing.
• Fang Yun found that the Literary Palace Coiled Dragon had grown vastly stronger and absorbed the Dragon-Suppressing Seat, as it had previously absorbed a Dragon-Slaying Saber Fragment.
• Ao Ku sealed the Grand Exhibition Hall and confronted Fang Yun, who claimed the seat had been shifted away and swore to Dragon City that he did not control or intend to embezzle it.

After appeasing Ao Ku over the missing Dragon-Suppressing Seat, Fang Yun traveled to Mirror Sea to investigate the Sea of Learning. He discovered that the Dragon Gate and a mysterious island with a towering tree and enormous egg still lay hidden within it.

• Fang Yun denied taking the Dragon-Suppressing Seat and promised to retrieve the Crime-Suppressing Hall and Great Seal after leaving Dragon City.
• Ao Ku ordered Fang Yun to kill three thousand Emperor Realm beings in the Crime Sea, then allowed him to remain in Northern Polar Sky City until his advancement.
• Fang Yun checked the Void Devourers’ treasures and secret arts, then used the Teleportation Gate and Star Path Stone to reach Mirror Sea.
• Fang Yun saw that the Void Devourers had excavated Mirror Sea’s ruined mountains and recognized the fog-covered region as the Sea of Learning.
• Fang Yun used Literary Qi to see through the fog and found Literary Heart Fish, the old Dragon Gate, a distant island, and a towering tree with a huge egg in its nest.

Fang Yun prepared the Sea-Fishing Art to catch the Bark Giant Egg in the Sea of Learning, which he believed might contain the fourth supreme literary heart. His first cast missed the egg by several hundred miles, revealing how difficult it would be to reach it across the vast distance.

• Fang Yun recognized the Bark Giant Egg as a potential source of the moon chapters and star sentences literary heart and noticed three purple whales had grown much larger.
• Fang Yun condensed his divine sense into a fishing line, then forged a hook from divine gold and a rod from old wood.
• Fang Yun assembled the fishing rod and cast it toward the Bark Giant Egg across the Infinite Void.
• Fang Yun's hook and line missed the egg by several hundred miles and returned to him.

Fang Yun mastered the Sea-Fishing Art enough to catch numerous Literary Heart Fish and a Little Purple Whale before stealing the Bark Giant Egg from the Sea of Learning. The theft triggered alarms at the Sacred Academy, while Fang Yun examined the egg inside his Literary Palace.

• Fang Yun abandoned his failed attempts to hook the Bark Giant Egg and practiced fishing for Literary Heart Fish near the Dragon Gate.
• After days of recording and analyzing his attempts, Fang Yun caught Literary Heart Fish, including powerful Literary Hearts that entered his Literary Palace.
• Fang Yun improved his precision and caught a Little Purple Whale, but the other two purple whales fled.
• Knowing the Teleportation Gate formation would soon fail, Fang Yun resumed targeting the Bark Giant Egg and finally hooked it.
• The Sacred Academy sounded alarms over the theft, and Fang Yun examined the Bark Giant Egg in his Literary Palace.

Fang Yun discovered that Little Purple Whale’s flame could elevate a literary heart, advancing Dual-Mindedness to sacred grade and turning it into Triple-Mindedness. He then fished the Dragon Gate out of the Sea of Learning and planted it in his Realm of Family, State, and World, where the shattered Sea of Learning Literary Platform became a lake full of Literary Heart Fish.

• Fang Yun found that the Bark Giant Egg resisted his probing and placed it in his Literary Palace, where it began absorbing Literary Star Light.
• Fang Yun fed Little Purple Whale’s purple flame to Dual-Mindedness, advancing the literary heart to sacred grade and allowing him to wield three powers at once.
• Fang Yun wondered whether Sage Kong had left the Bark Giant Egg behind and decided to ask Wang Jinglong about it later.
• Fang Yun used the Sea-Fishing Art to hook the Dragon Gate and draw it from the Sea of Learning into his Realm of Family, State, and World.
• Fang Yun shattered the Sea of Learning Literary Platform, whose rainwater formed a lake populated by Literary Heart Fish.

Fang Yun discovered an immense Divine Metal Mountain Range, gathered its Divine Gold, and used it to strengthen the Craftsmen Realm before returning to Dragon City. After recovering from exhaustion, he learned that the Demon Barbarian sages had sent more forces into the Hall of Doom despite Lord Wangshan’s power.

• Fang Yun escaped the mirror world through the Void Devourer’s mark and found a vast range of mountains made of Divine Gold.
• Fang Yun collected Divine Gold with the Six-Silver Body, Heaven-and-Earth Shell, and Zhuge Liang’s former residence, while ordering the Craftsmen Realm to use it for weapons, mechanisms, and repairs to the Mechanism Giant.
• Fang Yun ordered Craftsmen Realm scholars to take turns repairing Dragon Race mechanisms and making Divine Gold mechanisms, and instructed them to throw Divine Gold fragments into a volcanic crater.
• Fang Yun returned to Dragon City with enough Divine Gold to supply the Human Race for thousands of years, then slept for three days and nights.
• Ao Shan told Fang Yun that the Plague Lord, the Demon Emperor, and other Demon Barbarian forces had entered the Hall of Doom, where Lord Wangshan’s power nearly killed them; after their incarnations were destroyed, the sages sent new avatars and charged in again.

Fang Yun learned about the chaos among Dragon City's factions and agreed to enter the Crime Sea, where Dragon City could keep him relatively safe. As Ao Shan escorted him to the Great Sea Eye, Fang Yun noticed the Water Race acting strangely, and Ao Shan admitted their reaction had to do with the Void Devourer.

• Ao Shan told Fang Yun that the Demon Barbarian Sages had suffered heavy losses and that Dragon City wanted him to enter the Crime Sea in the Dragon Prison.
• Ao Shan reported that Saint Zong and Wang Jinglong's incarnations had killed many Demon Barbarian experts, while rival races fought across Dragon City's worlds.
• Fang Yun asked Ao Shan to keep searching for Ao Bo and learned that the Crime Sea's Sin Turtle Prison Chariots imprisoned Sage-level Battle Souls.
• Ao Shan explained that Dragon City was seeking allies against the Demon Realm and said its reserves matched those Sage Kong had left the Human Race.
• Fang Yun agreed to enter the Crime Sea, and Ao Shan led him by Dragon Boat toward the Great Sea Eye in Sky City.
• Fang Yun confronted Ao Shan about the Water Race's strange looks, and Ao Shan confessed that they were connected to the Void Devourer.

Fang Yun entered Crime Sea and hid in his Half-Sage Former Residence, while in Ning'an City, one of the mysterious teacher’s incarnations suddenly appeared to die. The scholars at the Riverside Hut suspected the incarnation had entered false death because its master had advanced the Heavenly Constancy Soul-Splitting Technique.

• Fang Yun told Ao Shan to spread a fabricated story claiming he had traded a Dusk Void Sun Fragment for the Mirror Sea Talisman and found an Ancient Origin Stone guarded by Sage Kong’s lingering will.
• Fang Yun entered the Great Sea Eye before handing over his mechanisms and arrived in Crime Sea, where he concealed his Half-Sage Former Residence beneath the seabed silt.
• At the Riverside Hut, Zhang Houlu found the mysterious young teacher collapsed without a pulse or breath and called the gathered scholars to examine him.
• The scholars suggested the teacher’s incarnation had entered false death because its master had advanced the Heavenly Constancy Soul-Splitting Technique and its accumulated knowledge had returned to the main body.

Fang Yun awakened in the Crime Sea after advancing to Literary Grandmaster and forming the unique Heavenly Principle Wheel. He tested his new powers and surveyed the thriving Craftsmen Realm, where the Haiya Great Scholars had forgotten his existence and believed they would eventually rule.

• Humans in the Wolf Race’s Human Prison Valley secretly carried an unconscious young man to a hidden prison, while people in many other realms and locations also suddenly fainted.
• Fang Yun awakened in the Craftsmen Realm with the Heavenly Principle Wheel behind his head and declared that his Way stood on its own wherever heavenly principle moved.
• Fang Yun’s literary heart advanced to sacred grade, his literary guts strengthened, and the Heavenly Principle Wheel brought order and rapid growth to his Literary Palace.
• The True Dragon and Poison-Attack Literary Platforms transformed Fang Yun’s realm, while his Crime-Suppressing Hall expanded into an underwater palace populated by tiny Sin Turtle Prison Chariots.
• Fang Yun discovered that his divine sense could bypass the Craftsmen Realm’s obstruction and observed its busy craftsmen, the rebuilding Mechanism Giant, and the Haiya Great Scholars’ ambitions.

Fang Yun encountered a colossal Sin Turtle Prison Chariot in the Crime Sea, survived its passing cry, and discovered that it had accelerated the growth of the smaller chariots in his Realm of Family, State, and World. After reaching Red Sand Beach, he headed for Crime Sea City and fought a squad of Ancient Demon Battle Souls, ending the chapter facing two Emperor Realm Golden Giants.

• Fang Yun met a vast Sin Turtle Prison Chariot whose cry hurled him into the seabed but left him alive and strengthened the smaller chariots in his realm.
• Fang Yun followed the Sin Turtle's route to Red Sand Beach, used his map to locate Crime Sea City, and swam toward it.
• Twelve Giant Clan Ancient Demon Battle Souls attacked Fang Yun, but his Micro Nether killed all but two Emperor Realm Golden Giants.
• Fang Yun wounded one Golden Giant with Frost Sword Light, exploiting an old injury, then instinctively dodged the giant's punch.

Fang Yun used his weapons, battle instincts, and careful observations to defeat two Golden Giant Battle Souls in the Dragon Prison. After killing the first with a calculated sword strike, he distracted the second with an explanation of his tactics and left it with only its head before finishing it.

• Fang Yun evaded the Golden Giant’s charge and used an Enemy-Blocking Poem to separate the smaller Golden Giant.
• Fang Yun coordinated the Frost Sword Light and Crime-Suppressing Ancient Sword to unbalance the larger Golden Giant and cut through its body.
• Fang Yun explained that he had exploited the Golden Giant’s uneven strength and killed it with the Crime-Suppressing Ancient Sword.
• Fang Yun distracted the smaller Golden Giant while attacking, found its flaw, and shattered its body until only its head remained.
• Fang Yun struck down the smaller Golden Giant and finished it.

Fang Yun traveled toward Crime Sea City, honing his new combat ability before meeting Wu Tang, a Half-Sage Deep-Dark Squid Battle Soul who tried to recruit him. Fang Yun refused to abandon the Dragon Race, realized Wu Tang meant to kill him, and faced the avatar's attack.

• Fang Yun reviewed his battle with the Golden Giants and used further fights to test how the Heavenly Principle Wheel sharpened his perception and command of his knowledge.
• Fang Yun traveled through Dragon Prison, fighting Ancient Demon Battle Souls and changing routes when they grew more numerous and powerful.
• Fang Yun reached the Dragon Spine Mountains and encountered Wu Tang's Half-Sage Deep-Dark Squid avatar.
• Wu Tang offered Fang Yun control of Crime Sea if he joined the Dragon City Ancient Demons, but Fang Yun refused to leave the Dragon Race.
• Fang Yun recognized that Wu Tang had intended to kill him, and Wu Tang attacked with all ten tentacles.

Fang Yun fought Wu Tang, using layered war poetry to withstand the squid’s attacks before striking back inside the Dark Ink Sacred Domain. He pierced the domain with his concentrated Divine Sense and continued wearing Wu Tang down with War Poetry, while Wu Tang’s attacks kept coming.

• Fang Yun raised eighteen overlapping capitals with his Literary Hearts and powers, stopping Wu Tang’s enormous tentacles without losing a tile.
• Fang Yun explained that Wu Tang had lost his flesh-and-blood regeneration, then attacked with the Crime-Suppressing Ancient Sword, Literary Jade, the Zixia Brush, and War Poetry.
• Wu Tang unleashed the Dark Ink Sacred Domain, which poisoned weaker battle souls and began eroding Fang Yun’s capitals.
• The Crime-Suppressing Ancient Sword severed and destroyed one of Wu Tang’s tentacles, and Fang Yun revealed that his Divine Sense could pierce the domain.
• Wu Tang learned that Fang Yun had mastered the Sea-Fishing Art and attacked with nine giant hammer-tipped tentacles, but Fang Yun dodged and continued his barrage.
• Fang Yun’s War Poetry struck Wu Tang repeatedly, with Withering Force corroding his tentacles.