Chapter Summaries

Chapter 321 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Long Qing realizes that Yuun’s attempt to establish a divine kingdom in Wana could endanger his grandmother, father, and the people of Ironforge. Although Long Qing is greatly weakened and cannot fully use his divine artifacts, he flies to confront Yuun.
• Posing as the deity “Zhang Sanfeng,” Long Qing politely asks Yuun to build his divine kingdom elsewhere, warning that Wana is under the influence of the God of Light and will soon become a battlefield.
• Yuun refuses and openly declares a Divine War against the God of Light, claiming Wana as his territory. The Main God consequently announces a side plot rewarding members of Yuun’s team for killing angels.
• Yuun overwhelms the Church of Light forces stationed in Ironforge. The Seventh Princess, recognizing that resistance is impossible, officially declares the Six Paths Church Wana’s state religion and names Yuun its supreme god.
• Cassia also joins the Six Paths Church through Princess Helen, Yang Juan, and Aida’s efforts. Wana and Cassia later merge into the Six Paths Dynasty.
• Long Qing chooses neutrality rather than oppose Yuun. He does so to protect his grandmother and father, and because Athena—who has not recovered her memories—would be placed in a difficult position. As a result, Long Qing remains imprisoned in Ironforge with his family and the captured Church of Light believers.
• The Papal State brands Wana and Cassia heretical nations and calls for the formation of the Light Allied Forces. Unable to defeat Yuun alone, the Church of Light appeals to Boundary for divine assistance.
• Yuun defeats the invading orc army and brings it under his control. He then uses the Seventh Princess to negotiate with the Beast Emperor, while secretly forcing the Grand Lord and his forces through a spatial rift into the plane.
• Through intimidation and overwhelming force, Yuun gains control of the orcs, the Hell devil Sgetti, the Hell devil Pu Ladi, and six other Demigod-level beings from the Borderlands. He rapidly assembles eight powerful subordinates comparable to Six-Winged Angels.
• Boundary finally responds to the Pope’s prayers, sending three Six-Winged Angels to lead the Divine Race and human allied forces against Yuun and the Six Paths Dynasty.

Character Developments

• Yuun openly abandons any pretense of diplomacy and establishes himself as a conquering deity. He proves capable not only of overpowering the Church of Light but also of strategically expanding his forces through subjugation and manipulation.
• Long Qing demonstrates caution and responsibility. Despite hating the Church of Light, he prioritizes protecting his family and Athena over personal pride or political advantage. His decision to remain neutral leaves him trapped but prevents a larger conflict.
• The Seventh Princess pragmatically submits to Yuun, declares the Six Paths Church Wana’s state religion, and becomes its saintess. However, she secretly retains distrust of Yuun and tries to preserve Wana’s future by treating Church of Light prisoners well.
• Athena remains beside Long Qing but is still unaware of her former identity, complicating Long Qing’s loyalties and limiting his freedom of action.
• The Beast Emperor is revealed to be cautious and politically astute. He attempts to avoid committing to an alliance until Yuun’s overwhelming power makes resistance impossible.
• The Pope and Church of Light leadership are shown to be deeply dependent on higher divine intervention. Their inability to confront Yuun directly forces them to seek help from Boundary.
• Yuun’s newly conquered subordinates—including the orcs, Hell devils, and Borderlands Demigods—serve him out of fear rather than loyalty, creating a potentially unstable power structure.

Significant Themes

• Power determines political allegiance: Nations and rulers rapidly abandon or alter their faith when confronted with an overwhelming deity.
• Religion as political control: The conflict between the Six Paths Church and the Church of Light is not only spiritual but also a struggle for territory, armies, and legitimacy.
• Pragmatism versus conviction: Long Qing, the Seventh Princess, the Beast Emperor, and the various rulers all make compromises to protect their interests, even when those compromises conflict with their beliefs.
• The danger of overwhelming strength: Yuun’s near–First-Rank Main God power allows him to reshape the political order almost instantly and forces former enemies into submission.
• Loyalty based on fear: Yuun gains a vast network of powerful allies, but most obey because they cannot resist him, leaving their allegiance uncertain.
• Escalation toward divine war: The chapter shifts the conflict from regional warfare to a continent-wide confrontation involving human nations, angels, deities, orcs, Hell devils, and Boundary itself.

Important Character Interactions

• Long Qing and Yuun: Long Qing makes a careful diplomatic appeal, but Yuun dismisses him and deliberately provokes a Divine War.
• Long Qing and Athena: Long Qing’s concern for Athena’s position contributes to his decision not to oppose Yuun directly.
• Yuun and the Seventh Princess: Yuun forces her political submission but uses her as the public representative of the Six Paths Church.
• The Seventh Princess and the Beast Emperor: She attempts to secure an alliance with the orcs through supplies and diplomacy, but Yuun ultimately guarantees success by bringing the Grand Lord and his forces into Orc King City.
• Yuun and the Beast Emperor: The Beast Emperor is compelled to accept Yuun’s authority after witnessing the Grand Lord’s invasion and Yuun’s ability to suppress it.
• Yuun and the Hell devils/Demigods: Yuun personally subdues or coerces powerful beings, transforming them into a military force capable of challenging Boundary’s forces.
• The Papal State and Boundary: The Pope and Church of Light leaders admit that they cannot defeat Yuun alone and appeal to Boundary, setting up the coming angel-led expedition.

Chapter 322 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yang Juan visits Long Qing, who is imprisoned and bound by numerous magical seals imposed by Yuun. She offers him a deal: if he and the Great Han Kingdom submit to the Six Paths Church, his grandmother, father, subordinates, and Saintess Xianya will be spared and freed.
• To demonstrate the Church’s strength, Yang Juan reveals two Sword God-level Konoha Jonin as bodyguards. Long Qing realizes that such powerful figures are apparently not even among the Six Paths Church’s highest-ranking forces.
• Long Qing agrees to cooperate, but refuses the position of Pope and makes it clear that he will not worship Yuun’s god. Yang Juan accepts his conditions and removes his restraints.
• Yuun’s reasons for recruiting Long Qing are revealed. Long Qing has strong connections to both the Elemental Elves and the Dragon Clan, making him valuable for persuading them to support the coming war. Directly attacking or coercing either faction would risk provoking powerful divine beings and creating unnecessary enemies.
• Yuun assembles a massive coalition against the Divine Race, including:
  • The seven rulers of the Borderlands
  • Beastmen forces
  • Pu Ladi, a demon from Hell
  • More than 20,000 ninjas summoned from the Five Great Nations, including over 1,000 Jonin
  • Potential support from elves and independent dragons
• The Church of Light responds with an enormous punitive expedition. Three Six-Winged Angels lead 150,000 angels, one million Guardian Legion soldiers, nearly two million Holy Light Legion troops, and other national armies, creating an Allied Force of more than five million.
• Because there are not enough ships, the Allied Forces march overland. Divine magic and earth-element mages led by Grand Archmage Skert reshape roads, flatten terrain, and solve logistical problems. Angelic supplies allow the massive army to travel far faster than a normal army.
• The Elemental Elves refuse to fight directly but permit some elves to participate. The Dragon Kings reject Yuun’s request, though nearly one hundred dragons are secretly recruited through enormous financial rewards.
• Yuun declines to recruit several other powerful figures, including druids, a Six-Winged Angel-level lich, and a demigod treant, either to avoid escalating the conflict or because he lacks the time and does not wish to fight them.
• The Allied Forces reach the far bank of the Flowing Flower River. With the Flower Prairie beyond it and no major natural obstacles remaining, they are poised to advance directly toward Wana. Yuun must organize his forces quickly before the Church of Light reaches the West Sea Team’s stronghold.

Character Developments

• Long Qing demonstrates strategic awareness and composure despite imprisonment. Once he confirms that his loved ones will not be immediately harmed, he becomes more assertive and negotiates favorable terms.
• He retains his independence, agreeing to cooperate without accepting religious conversion or the title of Pope. His value lies not only in his past identity and personal power, but in his political and personal connections.
• Yang Juan acts cautiously and diplomatically. Although she holds the advantage, she avoids disrespecting Long Qing because she understands the danger of underestimating a reincarnated deity and protagonist-like figure.
• Yuun is portrayed as a pragmatic strategist. Rather than relying solely on overwhelming force, he seeks to recruit influential allies, avoid provoking stronger gods, and minimize unnecessary battles.
• The Church of Light and Divine Race display their military strength but also their arrogance and coercive nature, forcing neutral nations to contribute soldiers and resources.

Significant Themes

• Power and restraint: Yuun possesses overwhelming strength but deliberately avoids unnecessary conflicts with the Elemental Main God, Dragon Clan, and other powerful beings.
• Political leverage over brute force: Long Qing’s relationships are treated as strategically valuable, showing that influence and alliances can matter as much as individual combat strength.
• Coercion versus cooperation: The Six Paths Church offers freedom to Long Qing’s family only in exchange for submission, while the Church of Light forces neutral nations into the war through fear and political pressure.
• Escalation of war: Both sides continue gathering increasingly massive forces, transforming the conflict from a regional struggle into a continent-wide and potentially divine war.
• Individual strength versus organized armies: Powerful figures and elite fighters remain important, but logistics, troop numbers, transportation, and magical support determine the scale and pace of the conflict.

Character Interactions

• Yang Juan and Long Qing: Their negotiation forms the chapter’s central personal interaction. Yang Juan offers protection for Long Qing’s family, while Long Qing secures guarantees and preserves his independence.
• Long Qing and Yuun: Though Yuun does not meet him directly, Long Qing’s decision is shaped by fear of Yuun’s power and concern for his family. Yuun, meanwhile, respects Long Qing’s potential usefulness and former status.
• Yuun and the Dragon Clan: Yuun attempts to persuade the Dragon Kings to join the war but fails. Their refusal emphasizes their collective strength and unwillingness to submit to an outsider.
• Yuun and the Elemental Elves: The elves also refuse direct participation, though they allow individual elves to join, maintaining a limited connection with the West Sea Team.
• The Church of Light and the mortal kingdoms: The Church compels the three great empires and other nations to contribute troops, presenting the campaign as a holy punishment while ensuring that the Church controls the expedition.
• Yuun and his recruited forces: Yuun’s growing coalition—ninjas, Borderland rulers, demons, beastmen, elves, and purchased dragons—illustrates the breadth of his preparations for the approaching battle.

Chapter 323 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• To prevent the Divine Race from capturing Great Han’s capital and destroying its resistance in one blow, Great Han relocates major noble families controlling military and financial power to Wana, headquarters of the Six Paths Church.
• The Divine Race deliberately avoids leading the assault. Its angels push the human Allied Forces forward while forbidding angels from fighting the Evil God’s followers. Their plan is to let humanity exhaust the Evil God’s forces, then eliminate both the Evil God and any remaining human resistance.
• The Silver Fox Legion, commanded by Maimaiti, remains on the Flower Prairie to delay the Allied Forces’ vanguard. Maimaiti evacuates vulnerable civilians into Great Han but keeps 300,000 cavalrymen behind.
• Yang Juan secures the Silver Fox Legion’s cooperation through enormous financial incentives. The Six Paths Church replaces the legion’s equipment, provides horses and supplies, and promises further rewards for every day the Allied Forces are delayed.
• The Silver Fox Legion is permitted to use any delaying tactics, including ambushes, poison, traps, guerrilla warfare, and attacks on supply lines rather than direct confrontation.
• Behind the Silver Fox Legion is the newly formed Blue Lightning Legion, led by the renowned general Nicholas and reinforced by experienced Carter veterans. Despite being newly assembled, it is considered a powerful force because of its veteran core and Yang Juan’s funding.
• Even these elite human armies, along with the troops gathering in Great Han and Wana, are treated as expendable forces intended to buy time.
• The true decisive forces are the beast army controlled by the seven Borderlands rulers and 20,000 ninjas from the Shinobi World. The ninja force consists entirely of Sword Saints, including over 1,000 Sword Gods, making it potentially comparable to or stronger than the 150,000-strong angel army.
• Yuun refuses to waste the ninjas in a direct battle with the angels, viewing them as more valuable than the Borderlands’ beasts because they can be reused. The beasts are therefore expected to serve as the primary assault force.

Character Developments

• Yang Juan reveals a practical, unconventional approach to wartime leadership. Lacking a strategist’s reputation or special advantages, she relies on overwhelming financial resources to secure loyalty, evacuate civilians, equip armies, bribe informants, and motivate resistance.
• Maimaiti demonstrates fierce loyalty to his homeland and people. His decision to remain is partly motivated by the extraordinary supplies offered by Yang Juan, but he also shows confidence and fearlessness toward both the Allied Forces and the Divine Race.
• Nicholas continues to be portrayed as a highly capable military commander. His leadership gives the inexperienced Blue Lightning Legion credibility and battlefield strength.
• Yuun displays a calculating attitude toward military assets, preserving the elite ninja force rather than sacrificing it in a costly confrontation.

Significant Themes

• Strategic sacrifice: Human armies are knowingly used as cannon fodder to delay the enemy and prepare for the decisive battle.
• Political manipulation and hypocrisy: The Divine Race presents itself as humanity’s ally while intentionally allowing human forces to suffer so it can eliminate both the Evil God and potential human opposition.
• The power of wealth and resources: Yang Juan’s strategy shows how money, equipment, supplies, and rewards can secure cooperation more effectively than ideology or authority.
• Pragmatism versus heroism: The chapter emphasizes indirect warfare, preservation of elite forces, and calculated attrition instead of honorable head-on battles.
• Divine rule and resistance: The Divine Race seeks to preserve absolute authority, while humans, beastmen, and other factions cooperate uneasily to resist domination.

Character Interactions

• Long Qing and Maimaiti: Long Qing urges his father-in-law to retreat to Wana, but Maimaiti refuses, choosing to defend the Flower Prairie.
• Yang Juan and Maimaiti: Yang Juan wins Maimaiti’s support through massive rewards, giving him broad freedom to choose how to delay the Allied Forces.
• The Six Paths Church and the Silver Fox Legion: The church purchases the legion’s loyalty through equipment, horses, gold, and supplies while relying on it as a delaying force.
• The Divine Race and the Allied Forces: The angels pressure the human armies to advance while withholding their own strength, manipulating the Allied Forces into weakening the Evil God for them.
• Yuun and the ninja force: Yuun treats the ninjas as a valuable reserve and refuses to sacrifice them unnecessarily, instead relying on the Borderlands’ beasts as the main expendable force.

Chapter 324 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Ruoya and one hundred Four-Winged Angels destroy Maimaiti and rout the Silver Fox Legion through a decapitation strike. The allied vanguard then crosses Flower Prairie with little resistance.
• Nicholas Cage, commander of the Blue Lightning Legion, avoids the same fate by disappearing and issuing orders through multiple intermediaries. His army divides into four forces and uses hit-and-run tactics in difficult terrain.
• The Blue Lightning Legion repeatedly clashes with the Allied Forces without committing to decisive battles. This frustrates the angels, who cannot slaughter large numbers of humans without harming their missionary efforts. Although Nicholas prevents defeat, his smaller army cannot win a war of attrition.
• Meanwhile, Yuun assembles an overwhelming army in Wana: eight beings comparable to Six-Winged Angels, over two hundred Super Beast-level beings, thousands of Four-Winged Angel-level creatures, and immense numbers of lower-level beasts. He dismisses the human forces as largely useless and marches toward the Papal State.
• The beast army reaches the Great Han Kingdom in only half a month. Tangjia Feilong discovers that it is less than two days from the Allied Forces and realizes the holy war is effectively lost.
• The seven Six-Winged Angels assess the army and conclude that even thousands of Ninth-Level Beasts could devastate their 150,000-strong angel army. If the Lords of the Borderlands are also allied with the enemy, the angels and human forces could be completely annihilated.
• The angels decide to request reinforcements from the higher divine realm and begin preparing a retreat. Tangjia Feilong nevertheless promises that the Radiant Divine Clan will not abandon believers of the God of Light.
• To preserve the Allied Forces long enough for them to withdraw, Li Ruoya volunteers to gather intelligence and harass the beast army. Tangjia Feilong knowingly exploits her sense of justice and sends her on the dangerous mission.
• The angels warn the Allied Forces’ officers and nobles. Most immediately choose to retreat, while some propose using the remaining soldiers to test the beasts’ strength—largely to benefit themselves politically and financially.
• Near Azure Dragon City, Li Ruoya witnesses the true scale of the approaching army. The beast tide destroys an entire mountain within seconds through countless instant-cast spells. Realizing she may be unable to survive, she still advances, prepared to sacrifice herself to delay the beasts and protect millions of people.

Character Developments

• Nicholas Cage proves himself a highly capable strategist. Unlike Maimaiti, he anticipates assassination tactics, protects his command structure, and uses terrain and mobility to preserve the Blue Lightning Legion.
• Yuun demonstrates overwhelming military power and complete confidence in his forces. His army is so strong that he considers most human troops irrelevant.
• Tangjia Feilong emerges as the most practical and intelligent of the divine generals. He recognizes the hopelessness of the situation and prioritizes a strategic retreat, even while manipulating Li Ruoya to help save time.
• Li Ruoya is portrayed as intensely righteous, emotionally direct, and willing to sacrifice herself for ordinary believers. Her idealism makes her vulnerable to Tangjia Feilong’s manipulation, but her courage and commitment are genuine.
• Pasak remains impulsive and battle-minded, while the other angels accept Tangjia Feilong’s assessment once the scale of the beast army becomes clear.

Significant Themes

• Strategy versus brute force: Nicholas succeeds through defensive planning and harassment, but tactical skill cannot overcome the overwhelming numerical and qualitative superiority of Yuun’s army.
• The limits of divine power: Even Six-Winged Angels, immensely powerful individually, can be overwhelmed by sufficiently large numbers of high-level beasts.
• Faith and hypocrisy: The angels claim they will not abandon believers, yet the nobles and commanders are primarily concerned with their own survival and future advantages.
• Idealism versus political calculation: Li Ruoya genuinely wishes to save the soldiers, whereas Tangjia Feilong manipulates her sense of justice and the nobles exploit the troops for personal gain.
• The danger of underestimating the enemy: The Divine Race initially treats the conflict as a manageable crusade but is forced to recognize that it faces a vast coalition of powerful beings.

Character Interactions

• Nicholas and the Allied Forces: His evasive tactics repeatedly frustrate the angels while preserving the Blue Lightning Legion.
• Tangjia Feilong and the divine generals: He persuades the others that retreat and reinforcements are the only viable options, suppressing potential conflict within the angel leadership.
• Tangjia Feilong and Li Ruoya: He appeals to her devotion by promising not to abandon the faithful, then assigns her the near-suicidal task of delaying the beast army.
• Li Ruoya and the Allied soldiers: Though she does not know that many leaders are sacrificing their troops for personal gain, she sincerely risks her life to protect them.
• The angels and the nobles: The angels warn high-ranking nobles first, allowing them to escape, exposing the class divisions and self-serving nature of the Allied command.

Chapter 325 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• After flattening a mountain, the massive beast horde suddenly stops and gathers, apparently awaiting someone.
• Yuun, the feared “Evil God,” appears in the center of the beasts. His spatial abilities and the beasts’ fear of him confirm his overwhelming authority.
• Rather than immediately attacking, Yuun opens a spatial passage and feeds the beasts enormous quantities of bloody meat made from corpses collected during his massacre in the Avatar world.
• Li Ruoya, a justice-driven Six-Winged Angel, is horrified when she realizes the food appears to contain human limbs. She struggles between attacking Yuun and protecting the millions of people behind her.
• She launches a Battle Aura Slash at Yuun, but he easily evades it. Instead of fighting her personally, Yuun orders the Ninth-Level Beasts to attack her.
• Li Ruoya responds with powerful Holy Flame attacks and the Ogrigen Dragon Lance, killing dozens of high-level beasts, including more than ten Ninth-Level Beasts, in under ten minutes.
• Impressed by her strength, Yuun withdraws the weaker beasts and leaves only Ninth-Level Beasts and powerful Super Beasts to surround her, greatly increasing the danger.
• Li Ruoya becomes increasingly pressured, while Yuun notices that the beasts’ casualties are rising and begins wondering why a Six-Winged Angel has appeared in the area.

Character Developments

• Li Ruoya: Demonstrates exceptional combat ability, far exceeding what would normally be expected of a Six-Winged Angel. Though impulsive and battle-hungry, she shows restraint and strategic awareness by considering the lives of the Allied Forces before attacking. Her strong moral principles compel her to confront Yuun after witnessing the horrific feeding ritual.
• Yuun: Reinforces his image as an emotionless, overwhelmingly powerful ruler of the beasts. He treats the creatures pragmatically, feeding them preserved corpses and directing them like tools. Rather than personally engaging Li Ruoya, he tests her strength by adjusting the beasts attacking her.
• The Beast Horde: Despite their intelligence, the beasts are completely submissive to Yuun and obey him without resistance, even when covered in gruesome remains.

Significant Themes

• Power and authority: Yuun’s control over hundreds of high-level beasts demonstrates the enormous gap between him and ordinary powerful beings.
• Justice versus pragmatism: Li Ruoya sees Yuun’s actions as grotesque and evil, while Yuun views the corpses as practical resources and the beasts as forces that must be maintained.
• Moral restraint and responsibility: Li Ruoya’s decision not to attack immediately reflects her awareness that her actions could endanger millions of innocent people.
• Appearances versus reality: Yuun looks like an ordinary, even delicate human, yet commands terrifying power. Li Ruoya likewise appears to be a relatively weak Six-Winged Angel but fights at a level approaching that of an Eight-Winged Angel.
• Individual strength versus collective power: Although angels are generally weaker in direct combat and rely on coordinated forces, Li Ruoya is an unusual exception who can fight overwhelming numbers alone.

Character Interactions

• Li Ruoya secretly observes Yuun and the beast army, weighing whether to attack.
• Yuun ignores her initial provocation, dodging her attack and ordering the beasts to engage her instead.
• Li Ruoya cuts through the beasts with Holy Flame and her divine lance, forcing Yuun to modify the battle by withdrawing weaker creatures.
• Their confrontation remains indirect: Li Ruoya seeks to challenge the Evil God, while Yuun remains detached and studies her combat ability rather than fighting her himself.

Chapter 326 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yuun confronts the severely weakened six-winged angel Li Ruoya, recognizing her as Boundary’s renowned general.
• He offers her a place on the West Sea Team, but Li Ruoya refuses, declaring absolute loyalty to her lord and calling Yuun an evil demon.
• Realizing that Li Ruoya intends to detonate her wings and take the surrounding magical beasts with her, Yuun effortlessly severs all six wings, stopping her suicide attack.
• Yuun concludes that the Allied Forces sent Li Ruoya as a rearguard or sacrifice to delay him while they dealt with the magical beasts.
• He teases and humiliates the helpless Li Ruoya before eventually releasing her and attempting to persuade her through a book from the Main God’s Space, Zhang Sanfeng Travels Another World.
• Li Ruoya cannot understand the book’s written language, prompting Yuun to explain its contents and the larger situation to her personally.
• By the end of the chapter, Li Ruoya and Jessica have joined the West Sea Team.
• Yuun informs the other teammates that Li Ruoya’s change of allegiance resolves the team’s previous concerns regarding her conflict with the Radiant Divine Clan.
• The Seventh Princess playfully embraces Yuun and jokes that she expects rewards and generosity from him in the Main God’s Space.

Character Developments

• Yuun: Demonstrates overwhelming power and strategic awareness by stopping Li Ruoya’s self-destruction without difficulty. He shifts from tormenting her to persuading and recruiting her, showing both his manipulative nature and willingness to expand his team.
• Li Ruoya: Despite her unwavering loyalty and hatred toward Yuun, she is physically defeated and ultimately forced into joining the West Sea Team. She remains proud, defiant, and contemptuous of Yuun’s teammates, viewing them as ordinary mortals.
• The Seventh Princess: Continues to display an affectionate, playful relationship with Yuun. Her teasing reflects her confidence in her position within the team.
• Yang Juan and the other teammates: Are surprised and uneasy about Li Ruoya’s recruitment, especially because of their former hostility toward her. Yang Juan is also anxious about what she may have sacrificed by following Yuun instead of another powerful figure.

Significant Themes

• Power and submission: Li Ruoya’s ideals of loyalty and martyrdom are rendered meaningless by Yuun’s superior strength, emphasizing the gap between conviction and actual power.
• Recruitment through coercion: The chapter questions whether Li Ruoya truly joins willingly, since her loyalty is broken through defeat and pressure rather than genuine conversion.
• Cultural and linguistic barriers: The misunderstanding over the book highlights the difference between shared language through magic and shared written culture.
• Loyalty versus survival: Li Ruoya’s devotion to her lord conflicts with her inability to resist Yuun, forcing her into an unwanted new allegiance.
• Leadership and team dynamics: Yuun’s recruitment of a former enemy changes the balance within the West Sea Team and tests the other members’ acceptance of his decisions.

Character Interactions

• Yuun and Li Ruoya dominate the chapter through their hostile exchange, with Yuun taunting her and Li Ruoya responding with pride and defiance.
• Yuun later adopts a more explanatory attitude, attempting to make Li Ruoya understand his world and circumstances.
• The West Sea Team reacts cautiously to Li Ruoya’s arrival, while Yuun orders them not to mistreat her.
• The Seventh Princess openly flirts with and clings to Yuun in front of the others, contrasting with Li Ruoya’s resentment and emotional distance.

Chapter 327 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• After the Papal State’s holy mountain is destroyed, the West Sea Team returns to Main God’s Space. Every member receives an A-rank Side Plot and Reward Points.
• Yuun demands additional contributions from the team: veterans must surrender two B-rank Side Plots and 40,000 Reward Points, while newcomers surrender one fewer B-rank Side Plot. Everyone complies, intimidated by Yuun’s overwhelming strength.
• Yuun excuses Seventh Princess and Li Ruoya from paying their shares after Seventh Princess acts coquettishly toward him. She then tries to obtain his advice and resources, but Yuun refuses to personally guide her and instead recommends Li Ruoya.
• The next day, a golden tablet appears in the plaza. It announces that teams containing at least three Gene-Lock users will eventually be forced into battles against teams from other continents. Killing enemy members grants Reward Points and Side Plots, while eliminating an entire team gives additional rewards.
• Yuun calls a meeting to prepare the West Sea Team for these upcoming team battles.
• He warns everyone not to treat mission-world characters as disposable NPCs, emphasizing that such characters may possess genuine consciousness, power, and danger.
• Yuun reveals that the West Sea Team is—or was—a “Breeder Team,” in which veterans exploit and control newcomers. He announces reforms separating members into official and reserve ranks.
• Yuun, Li Ruoya, and Jessica are established as official members. Everyone else becomes a reserve member.
• Official members keep all their mission gains and may request team resources when their abilities are needed. Reserve members receive one-third of general team profits, retain half of their personal Reward Points and Side Plots, and may keep mission items unless the team requires them.
• Yuun explains three methods for reserve members to become official members. The first is defeating an official combat member; the second is gaining approval from at least two official members. The chapter ends while this system is being explained.

Character Developments

• Yuun strengthens his position as the unquestioned leader of the team. He is wealthy, powerful, calculating, and willing to exploit or eliminate underperforming members.
• Yuun reveals a personal boundary: although he enjoys attention from other women, Hinata Hyuga remains his one true “forbidden” relationship. He refuses to let Seventh Princess manipulate him into becoming her personal benefactor.
• Seventh Princess becomes increasingly dependent on Yuun. She uses flirtation to avoid surrendering her rewards and attempts to secure his personal guidance, showing that she intends to rely on him for protection and advancement.
• Li Ruoya remains silent and expressionless, but Yuun recognizes her as an extraordinarily experienced warrior and directs Seventh Princess to seek her advice.
• Yang Juan and Aida benefit greatly from the previous mission and now possess enough resources to challenge powerful veterans such as Uchikawa Heiji and Azang. Their loyalty to Yuun remains pragmatic.
• Uchikawa Heiji and Azang continue training and battlefield combat. Azang advances significantly, reaching a level comparable to Uchikawa, who is already a Quasi-Sword Master.
• The newcomers realize that Yuun may intentionally eliminate those who fail to distinguish themselves in the next mission. Their fear and obedience increase.
• Aida is mocked by Yuun for being unable to keep secrets, reinforcing his reputation as talkative and careless.

Significant Themes

• Power and hierarchy: The West Sea Team is reorganized into a rigid structure where status depends on strength, usefulness, and approval from those already in power.
• Exploitation versus reform: Yuun’s system is less oppressive than a traditional Breeder Team, but it remains controlled by him and still permits him to extract resources from weaker members.
• Survival and competition: The appearance of the golden tablet introduces inter-team warfare, making future missions more dangerous and transforming survival into direct competition between continents.
• The danger of underestimating others: Yuun stresses that mission-world characters are real beings rather than NPCs, warning the team against arrogance and careless assumptions.
• Limits of power: Main God’s Space can grant immense physical abilities, but it cannot create or imitate the unique “Light of the Mind,” suggesting that true transcendence depends on personal spiritual development rather than purchased strength.
• Loyalty and dependence: Characters such as Seventh Princess, Yang Juan, and Aida rely on Yuun for survival and advancement, while Yuun controls access to resources and status.

Character Interactions

• Yuun collects rewards from the veterans and newcomers, establishing his authority through forced obedience.
• Seventh Princess uses physical affection and flirtation to persuade Yuun to waive her and Li Ruoya’s payment. Yuun indulges her request but refuses to offer deeper assistance.
• Yuun teases Aida publicly for revealing information too freely, amusing the newcomers while reminding them that he monitors the team closely.
• Yuun warns the team about the two Land of Iron samurai, Yang Juan, and Aida, presenting them as experienced figures whose abilities should be respected.
• Yang Juan assigns Uchikawa Heiji and Azang to train the newcomers through battlefield experience, and the samurai respond with gratitude rather than resentment.
• Yuun presents the official/reserve system as both an opportunity and a threat: members can rise through strength or approval, but failure may cost them resources, status, or even their lives.

Chapter 328 Summary

Plot and Major Events

• The West Sea Team formally accepts Yuun’s leadership and spends the nine days before the next team battle preparing for World War Z.
• Because the team has accumulated many Reward Points, it is likely to enter the battle last, potentially facing multiple teams that may unite against it. Yuun makes it clear that he may not intervene to save weaker members.
• The team members report their abilities indirectly through the Seventh Princess, since Yuun has restricted direct access. Her continued closeness to Yuun confirms her privileged status, though she remains cautious and does not become arrogant.
• Two of the eight newcomers lose hope, spend their resources on entertainment, and eventually commit suicide. Their deaths reduce the team’s burden but highlight how psychologically devastating Main God’s Space can be.
• Everyone uses the preparation period to exchange for enhancements, equipment, or training:
  • Aida obtains advanced mechanical knowledge and an Iron Man-style armor, modifying its power system with external batteries.
  • Yang Juan commits to the Psychic Controller path, acquiring Psychic Detection and Psychic Blast while postponing Mass Hypnosis.
  • The remaining newcomers strengthen their battle qi and magic, or acquire vampire and Light Knight bloodlines.
  • Ming Yanwei chooses the rare Time Assassin class and receives a Zero-Transmission Device.
• After ten days, twenty beams of light appear in the plaza, signaling the team’s imminent transfer into the World War Z story world.

Character Development

• Yuun consolidates his authority but remains detached and ruthless. He is willing to sacrifice weak or unpromising members for greater team benefits, yet he retains a personal principle against exploiting people he considers genuinely helpless.
• The Seventh Princess proves politically perceptive. She understands that Yuun’s favor is not exclusive and remains humble despite her special access to him.
• Li Ruoya continues to be one of the team’s strongest members. Her approval of the Light Knight newcomer reveals that, despite abandoning the Radiant Divine Clan, she still values and identifies with the power of light.
• Aida demonstrates adaptability by compensating for his inability to add another bloodline through technology. His armor significantly increases his combat strength, though its energy supply remains a limitation.
• Yang Juan becomes increasingly dependent on Yuun’s approval and protection. She chooses long-term development as a Psychic Controller over short-term survival abilities, showing both ambition and insecurity.
• Ming Yanwei attracts Yuun’s attention because of her identity and emotional history. Her Time Assassin abilities make her a potentially dangerous future asset, but Yuun decides not to exploit her because he sees her as emotionally wounded and fundamentally vulnerable.
• The newcomers begin transforming from ordinary people into legitimate combatants, though many still lack experience mastering their new powers.

Character Interactions

• Team members communicate their abilities through the Seventh Princess rather than approaching Yuun directly.
• Aida trades magical items with Yang Juan, enabling both characters to complete their chosen preparations.
• Yang Juan considers borrowing from Yuun but instead trades with Aida, sacrificing the immediate upgrade of Mass Hypnosis for valuable equipment.
• Li Ruoya takes a personal interest in the Light Knight newcomer and later protects him during the team battle.
• Yuun reflects on Ming Yanwei’s connection to Zhang Heng and abandons his initial desire to pursue her romantically, choosing instead to treat her with unusual restraint.
• Yuun’s treatment of Yang Juan becomes colder, causing her to consider relying on either him or Li Ruoya for protection if the team battle becomes dangerous.

Significant Themes

• Survival versus despair: The suicides of two newcomers contrast with the determination of those who continue fighting, showing how Main God’s Space magnifies both hope and hopelessness.
• Power and hierarchy: Yuun’s strength, the Seventh Princess’s privileged position, and the team’s fear of approaching him establish a rigid social order based on usefulness and combat ability.
• Preparation and specialization: Characters must carefully invest limited Reward Points into focused builds, balancing immediate survival against long-term growth.
• Moral complexity: Yuun is openly ruthless but maintains his own definition of a moral boundary, refusing to prey on those he considers truly powerless.
• Identity and emotional wounds: Ming Yanwei’s history influences Yuun’s judgment of her, while Li Ruoya’s relationship with light reveals that past identities and loyalties continue to shape the characters.
• Uncertain teamwork: Although the West Sea Team is officially unified, its members still rely on personal calculations, fear, and the hope of gaining protection from stronger individuals.

Chapter 329 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Main God announces that the Forest Continent Team has entered the World War Z scenario and that the West Sea Team will arrive in three days. The team battle rewards and penalties are explained: killing opponents grants points and Side Plots, while deaths within one’s own team reduce the final score.
• The announcement shocks the God Team, especially Luo Yinglong, because the Main God rates the unknown West Sea Team as stronger than their group of powerful captains.
• Adam speculates that the West Sea Team may have acquired extremely powerful S-rank enhancements. Luo Yinglong insists he is not afraid and volunteers to test his newly refined Tusita Eight-Trigrams Furnace against them.
• Adam assigns Song to investigate the scenario’s time period and available forces. Linnaya suggests contacting the Forest Continent Team and forming an alliance against the West Sea Team.
• Linnaya teases Luo Yinglong about their supposed romantic relationship, provoking an exaggerated argument. Luo Yinglong angrily denies having feelings for her and leaves alone to search for nearby human settlements.
• After Luo Yinglong departs, Linnaya and Liala nearly fight. Linnaya threatens to use her psychic abilities, while Liala claims his electromagnetic powers counter her. Adam intervenes before the conflict becomes an actual battle.
• The Forest Continent Team receives the same notification and realizes the Main God’s judgment reflects a vast gap in strength. Instead of attacking or seeking out the God Team, they hide in a basement to preserve themselves.
• The God Team travels to Washington rather than Israel, believing the United States offers greater usable resources for rebuilding civilization. Linnaya’s psychic shielding and Liala’s electromagnetic control allow them to enter the White House undetected.
• Adam discovers that the U.S. president and senior officials already suspect a worldwide outbreak. Their meeting concerns whether to impose emergency measures before the “Biting Disease” appears.
• Dr. Harry explains that ordinary viruses cannot combine extreme transmissibility with total lethality. Adam completes his explanation by suggesting the disease may be caused by a combination of multiple viruses, then reveals himself to the assembled officials.

Character Developments

• Luo Yinglong is visibly shaken by the West Sea Team’s evaluation but quickly converts his anxiety into confidence and eagerness to prove the superiority of his cultivation. His embarrassment and anger around Linnaya reveal both his pride and discomfort with romantic entanglements.
• Adam remains calm and analytical. He does not openly worry about the West Sea Team and immediately focuses on gathering intelligence, exploiting local resources, and managing his team’s internal tensions.
• Linnaya continues to pursue and provoke Luo Yinglong, using flirtation and feigned emotional distress to embarrass him. She is also aggressive toward Liala but restrains herself when the team’s survival and rewards are at stake.
• Liala is insecure about his status within the team and reacts defensively to Linnaya’s insults. Despite his bravado, he avoids escalating the fight when Adam intervenes.
• Song is portrayed as dependable and combat-oriented, accepting Adam’s mission without hesitation. His dry observation about Linnaya’s repeated teasing highlights the team’s familiarity with the ongoing romantic dispute.
• The Forest Continent captain demonstrates pragmatism by abandoning ambitious plans and prioritizing concealment and survival after recognizing the overwhelming difference in strength.

Significant Themes

• Power rankings and uncertainty: The Main God’s assessment undermines the God Team’s confidence and establishes the West Sea Team as a major threat despite being unknown.
• Survival over glory: The Forest Continent Team’s decision to hide reflects the importance of recognizing one’s limits rather than pursuing suicidal confrontation.
• Team cohesion and internal conflict: The God Team possesses great strength but is weakened by personal friction, particularly between Linnaya, Liala, and Luo Yinglong.
• Preparation and strategic use of resources: Adam emphasizes intelligence gathering, local political power, and control of human institutions rather than relying solely on combat ability.
• Science confronting the supernatural: The White House officials try to understand the coming disaster through conventional epidemiology, while Adam and the reincarnators possess knowledge of the scenario’s extraordinary nature.
• Sacrifice and limited resources: The discussion of team deaths, reward penalties, and favors shows that every member’s survival has strategic and material value.

Character Interactions

• Luo Yinglong and Adam: Adam calmly tests Luo Yinglong’s confidence and subtly offers him a safer role, while Luo Yinglong rejects the implication that he is afraid.
• Luo Yinglong and Linnaya: Their heated exchange mixes genuine resentment, embarrassment, and Linnaya’s persistent romantic manipulation. Luo Yinglong feels indebted because Linnaya once saved his life but refuses to repay that debt through marriage.
• Linnaya and Liala: Their mutual hostility nearly erupts into combat. Linnaya considers Liala weak and useless, while Liala relies on his electromagnetic abilities to counter her psychic powers.
• Adam and the team: Adam acts as the stabilizing captain, preventing internal violence and directing the group toward practical objectives.
• Adam and the U.S. officials: Adam enters their meeting unnoticed, listens to their debate, and then dramatically inserts himself into the discussion, demonstrating both his confidence and his intent to control the human response to the outbreak.

Chapter 330 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The thirteen members of the West Sea Team arrive in Times Square in the World War Z scenario, immediately surrounded by hundreds—and soon tens of thousands—of zombies.
• The Main God announces that the Forest Continent Team and God Team have also entered the world, beginning a team battle. Rewards and penalties are based on enemy kills, team deaths, and the final team-battle score.
• Yuun learns that none of his teammates, aside from himself, have unlocked the Genetic Lock. He decides not to protect the weaker members and leaves with Li Ruoya and the sleeping Seventh Princess.
• Li Ruoya destroys nearly ten thousand zombies with a massive burst of Holy Flame. The Main God’s protective barrier disappears afterward, allowing Yuun and Li Ruoya to teleport away.
• Uchikawa Heiji and Azang awaken after successfully advancing to the Sword Master level through intensive training. They discover that Yuun, Li Ruoya, and the Seventh Princess have left them behind.
• Yang Juan awakens and, with the samurai, realizes that the white ash left by Li Ruoya’s attack is temporarily repelling the zombies. As its power fades, thousands of zombies gather nearby.
• Uchikawa Heiji confronts Yang Juan about Azang’s feelings for her and warns that Yuun may have intentionally abandoned them to test their survival abilities.
• Azang sincerely confesses his desire to protect Yang Juan. She agrees to accompany him and allows him to bring one newcomer along, prioritizing survival over pursuing the scenario’s protagonist.
• Meanwhile, government officials observe the West Sea Team’s arrival and Li Ruoya’s destruction of the zombie horde through surveillance equipment.
• Adam deceives or manipulates the officials by claiming that the West Sea Team are time-traveling rebels responsible for creating the Immortality Drug that caused the zombie outbreak.
• Influenced by Adam, the president orders a full-scale military and possible nuclear strike against New York, despite the city’s enormous political importance.

Character Developments

• Yuun remains detached, pragmatic, and unpredictable. He refuses to save people he has not personally accepted as teammates and treats the team battle almost as an entertaining challenge.
• Li Ruoya displays overwhelming holy power and a strong instinct to eliminate evil, destroying the zombie horde in seconds. Although she rejects the idea of personally saving the weaker members, her actions indirectly give them a temporary chance to escape.
• Uchikawa Heiji and Azang both achieve major breakthroughs, becoming Sword Masters and proving that their training and determination are producing results.
• Azang openly confesses his feelings for Yang Juan and shows a willingness to risk everything for her.
• Uchikawa Heiji acts as Azang’s pragmatic elder figure, forcing Yang Juan to confront Azang’s feelings while emphasizing the immediate danger.
• Yang Juan begins to make independent strategic decisions. Rather than blindly following Yuun or seeking the scenario protagonist, she chooses the safer alliance with Azang and insists on bringing a newcomer.
• Adam reveals himself as highly manipulative, using the government’s fear and ignorance to redirect blame onto the West Sea Team and secure the president’s cooperation.

Significant Themes

• Survival and individual worth: Yuun’s refusal to save the weaker members highlights the harsh logic of Main God’s Space, where usefulness and potential determine who deserves protection.
• Growth through adversity: The samurai’s advancement to Sword Masters demonstrates how repeated life-and-death battles and disciplined training produce genuine strength.
• Trust and emotional commitment: Azang’s confession and Yang Juan’s reluctant acceptance introduce a developing bond built on sincerity rather than power or convenience alone.
• Manipulation and distorted truth: Adam controls the government by presenting a false explanation for the zombie outbreak, showing how easily frightened authorities can be guided by someone with superior information.
• Power versus responsibility: Li Ruoya possesses the strength to save thousands but chooses not to remain with the vulnerable members, while the president prepares to destroy New York to contain the crisis.

Character Interactions

• Yuun and Li Ruoya: Their exchange reflects their contrasting personalities. Yuun jokes about Li Ruoya’s dramatic attack, while she remains annoyed by his irreverence and refuses to indulge his suggestive remarks.
• Li Ruoya and the abandoned team members: She considers saving them but ultimately decides they must survive on their own, believing that rescuing them repeatedly would only delay their inevitable deaths.
• Uchikawa Heiji, Azang, and Yang Juan: Heiji acts as mediator and protector, exposing Azang’s feelings and pressuring Yang Juan to make a decision before the zombies overwhelm them.
• Azang and Yang Juan: Azang’s earnest confession moves Yang Juan, who accepts his protection despite recognizing that she has heard more polished declarations in the past.
• Adam and the government: Adam exploits the officials’ confusion over Li Ruoya’s appearance and the West Sea Team’s power, convincing the president to authorize the destruction of New York.

Chapter 331 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• After Yang Juan leaves with Ming Yanwei and the two samurai, Aida reveals that he had been pretending to sleep and had overheard their conversation. He realizes the white ashes will not hold back the zombies for long and quickly evacuates the West Sea Team’s remaining newcomers.
• Brian, a Radiant/Divine Knight-enhanced newcomer, refuses to follow Aida and leaves independently. The other four newcomers accept Aida’s leadership.
• Thousands of zombies attack as the white ashes weaken. The newcomers fight back using battle aura, magic, and vampire blood manipulation:
  • Two warriors cut through the zombies with enhanced swords.
  • A mage uses numerous defensive and restraining spells but quickly exhausts his mana.
  • Thor, an Earl-level vampire, controls the zombies’ blood to destroy their brains.
• Aida assembles a portable helicopter, allowing the group to escape the zombie horde. Armed military helicopters intercept them, but Aida equips his Iron Man armor and destroys them.
• The United States military escalates its response, sending hundreds of fighter jets and launching air-to-air missiles. Aida abandons the helicopter rather than risk damaging his armor, and the others escape separately:
  • The two warriors leap into a building.
  • The mage uses a Random Teleportation Scroll.
  • Thor disperses into blood bats.
• The helicopter is destroyed. The survivors recognize that, despite their abilities, they cannot directly oppose a superpower’s military. Their true major threats remain the United States military, the Forest Continent Team, and the God Team.
• The two warriors fight their way down through a building, killing hundreds of zombies. Thor hides while attempting to recombine his blood bats, and the mage uses earth-based spells to protect himself.
• Brian, who had gone off alone, encounters Luo Yinglong of the God Team. Luo Yinglong could kill him effortlessly but instead plans to use Brian as bait to locate the rest of the West Sea Team.

Character Developments

• Aida demonstrates practical leadership and survival instincts. He quickly abandons weak or disadvantageous plans, refuses to risk his valuable Iron Man armor, and prioritizes his own survival when the helicopter is attacked.
• The newcomers prove capable of cooperating under pressure, combining different abilities to resist the zombie horde. However, their inexperience, limited stamina, and lack of Gene Lock leave them vulnerable to organized military forces and stronger Reincarnators.
• Brian establishes himself as independent and distrustful of Aida. His Radiant Knight enhancement reinforces his naturally upright personality and sense of chivalry, making him more likely to act according to moral principles rather than practical team strategy.
• Thor reveals the strength and limitations of his vampire transformation. His blood-bat form allows him to survive the missile attack, but he has difficulty returning to normal because the ability is still new.
• The rookie mage shows weak combat experience and poor resource management, nearly exhausting his mana, but his broad range of spells and emergency teleportation allow him to survive.
• Luo Yinglong is shown as overwhelmingly stronger than Brian and strategically manipulative, choosing capture and bait rather than an immediate kill.

Significant Themes

• Survival versus heroism: Aida’s pragmatic abandonment of the helicopter contrasts with Brian’s chivalric independence, highlighting different approaches to survival.
• Individual power versus organized force: Supernatural abilities make the newcomers powerful against zombies and ordinary humans, but conventional military coordination and missiles can still overwhelm them.
• The limits of enhancement: The newcomers possess impressive abilities but lack Gene Lock development, experience, and mastery, exposing the gap between basic Main God enhancements and elite combat power.
• Teamwork and specialization: The group survives the first zombie assault by combining warriors, magic, and vampire abilities, showing the value of complementary powers.
• Manipulation and expendability: Luo Yinglong’s plan to use Brian as bait emphasizes how weaker individuals can become tools in conflicts between powerful teams.

Character Interactions

• Aida leads the four willing newcomers while Brian rejects him and separates from the group.
• The warriors and spellcasters cooperate to hold back the zombies, with the mage supporting the frontline fighters through barriers and control spells.
• Aida acts independently of the newcomers during the helicopter battle, destroying the military helicopters but later abandoning the aircraft when missiles arrive.
• The newcomers flee separately rather than attempting a coordinated counterattack, revealing both their lack of trust in the situation and the overwhelming scale of the military threat.
• Brian’s encounter with Luo Yinglong sets up a confrontation in which Luo intends to exploit Brian’s moral character to locate the rest of the West Sea Team.

Chapter 332 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luo Yinglong interrogates and brutalizes Brian, demanding to know where the West Sea Team’s veterans are hiding. Brian refuses to betray his companions despite being completely outmatched.
• Before Luo Yinglong can kill him, Brian activates a defensive or summoning ability. White flames engulf him and transform into Li Ruoya, a powerful Six-Winged Angel connected to the West Sea Team.
• Li Ruoya confronts Luo Yinglong for injuring Brian and attacks him with the borrowed Futsunomitama Sword. Luo Yinglong counters with advanced sword techniques and quickly shatters her Holy Flame Slash.
• Luo Yinglong mocks Li Ruoya’s rough swordsmanship, but she switches to divine magic instead. Their clash of Holy Light and purple lightning creates Spatial Rifts and reveals that, while Luo Yinglong has superior technique, Li Ruoya possesses far greater accumulated power and endurance.
• Neither combatant is willing to retreat. Luo Yinglong refuses to concede to an opponent he considers technically inferior, while Li Ruoya refuses to flee before a mortal, especially with Yuun observing.
• Meanwhile, the United States military targets both fighters with more than a dozen surface-to-surface missiles, following preparations made after Adam warned the president about the supernatural forces involved.
• Luo Yinglong senses the incoming danger through cultivator intuition and withdraws immediately. Li Ruoya realizes the threat only moments later.
• Rather than fight the missiles while carrying Brian, Li Ruoya opens a spatial passage and escapes unharmed. The missiles devastate the area but fail to injure either her or Brian.
• Li Ruoya returns to Yuun and the Seventh Princess while carrying the unconscious Brian, surprising the princess because of Li Ruoya’s unusual concern for a West Sea Team newcomer.

Character Developments

• Brian: Demonstrates courage and loyalty by refusing to reveal information even under torture. Though weak by comparison to the major combatants, he possesses an unexpected emergency ability capable of calling Li Ruoya to his aid.
• Luo Yinglong: Displays both arrogance and restraint. He is contemptuous of Brian and Li Ruoya’s fighting methods, but his cultivator instincts are sharp enough to detect the missile attack before his opponent. His confidence in orthodox swordsmanship and cultivation remains extremely strong.
• Li Ruoya: Shows fierce loyalty toward Brian and a warrior’s pride. She is willing to fight Luo Yinglong despite recognizing his superior technique, but she is not recklessly prideful enough to pursue him after the battlefield changes. Her ability to use spatial travel and survive missile bombardment emphasizes her immense power.
• Yuun: Although he does not directly intervene, his presence influences Li Ruoya’s behavior. She is aware that he is observing the battle and appears determined not to embarrass herself before him.
• United States military: Demonstrates caution and adaptability by using preserved military bases and missiles against the supernatural combatants, though it greatly underestimates their abilities.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and sacrifice: Brian’s refusal to betray his companions and Li Ruoya’s immediate defense of him highlight the importance of loyalty within the teams.
• Technique versus raw power: Luo Yinglong’s refined swordsmanship allows him to gain the upper hand against Li Ruoya’s less sophisticated attacks, but her vastly greater reserves of power prevent him from easily defeating her.
• Pride and restraint: Both fighters struggle between their pride and practical judgment. Neither wants to retreat, yet Luo Yinglong ultimately relies on instinct, while Li Ruoya avoids an unwinnable pursuit.
• The limits of human warfare: Conventional military weapons appear formidable, but missiles are ultimately ineffective against beings with supernatural speed, spatial abilities, and divine defenses.
• Unexpected abilities and hidden trump cards: Brian’s apparent weakness conceals a powerful emergency summon, reinforcing the danger of judging characters solely by their ordinary strength.

Character Interactions

• Luo Yinglong interrogates and threatens Brian, while Brian responds with defiance.
• Li Ruoya intervenes on Brian’s behalf and directly challenges Luo Yinglong.
• Luo Yinglong criticizes Li Ruoya’s swordsmanship, and she responds by abandoning direct swordplay in favor of divine magic.
• Their battle becomes a contest between Luo Yinglong’s superior technique and Li Ruoya’s superior reserves and durability.
• The missile attack interrupts their stalemate, causing Luo Yinglong to retreat and Li Ruoya to escape with Brian.
• Li Ruoya’s return while carrying Brian draws the attention of the Seventh Princess and hints at a developing bond or sense of responsibility between the angel and the newcomer.

Chapter 333 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Ruoya returns to Yuun’s base with Brian, a badly injured member of the West Sea Team whom she rescued after his battle with Luo Yinglong.
• The Seventh Princess, Jessica, probes Li Ruoya about her interest in Brian, using veiled jealousy and insinuation. Li Ruoya recognizes the provocation and responds calmly but sharply.
• Yuun interrupts the exchange, urging everyone to eat food supplied by the Main God. He explains that genuine sensory experiences are more satisfying than merely simulating them, revealing his unusual preferences and abilities.
• Brian awakens and thanks Yuun, Li Ruoya, and Jessica. Jessica redirects his gratitude toward Li Ruoya, emphasizing that Li Ruoya personally saved him.
• Li Ruoya dismisses her actions as incidental but gives Brian a valuable healing potion. Her brief glance toward Yuun suggests she is conscious of his approval.
• Brian asks about the identity of the warrior who fought Li Ruoya. Yuun identifies him as Luo Yinglong of the God Team, prompting Brian to form a personal desire for revenge.
• Jessica subtly encourages Brian’s hostility toward Luo Yinglong, strengthening the conflict between the West Sea and God Teams.
• Luo Yinglong returns to the God Team’s military base and angrily confronts Adam for launching missiles during his fight with Li Ruoya. Although the missiles posed little actual danger, Luo Yinglong argues that Adam recklessly endangered him.
• Adam explains that he intended to use Luo Yinglong to hold off the West Sea Team’s main combatant while the missile attack eliminated both fighters. He believes the West Sea Team is a powerful “Breeder Team” that has accumulated resources while concealing its true strength.
• Luo Yinglong initially feels guilty for failing to kill Li Ruoya, then realizes Adam manipulated him into apologizing despite nearly getting him killed. He angrily insults Adam before leaving.
• Adam then confronts senior United States military officials. He warns them that the God Team is not subordinate to them and threatens to withdraw cooperation if they launch another unauthorized attack.
• The officials are forced to soften their position after realizing that the God Team could ally with Russia or another major power instead of relying on the United States.

Character Developments

• Li Ruoya: Demonstrates strong awareness of social manipulation despite her normally low emotional intelligence. She remains emotionally distant from Brian but shows practical concern by giving him a healing potion. Her interactions with Yuun suggest she cares about his opinion more than she admits.
• Yuun: Continues to act as the dominant authority of the West Sea Team. He supports Li Ruoya’s rescue of Brian, displays his eccentric enjoyment of Main God food, and provides crucial information about Luo Yinglong.
• Jessica / Seventh Princess: Reveals herself as politically calculating and skilled at provoking others. She uses Brian’s gratitude and desire for revenge to elevate her own standing with Yuun while subtly encouraging conflict with the God Team.
• Brian: Recovers from his injuries and becomes personally invested in the conflict after learning that Luo Yinglong was Li Ruoya’s opponent. His gratitude toward Li Ruoya develops into a desire for vengeance.
• Luo Yinglong: Shows immense confidence in his defensive and survival abilities but is frustrated by Adam’s willingness to use him as bait. His anger and impulsiveness contrast with Adam’s composure.
• Adam: Demonstrates strategic intelligence, emotional manipulation, and diplomatic ruthlessness. He accepts responsibility publicly while using the incident to establish the God Team’s independence from the United States.

Significant Themes

• Power and political leverage: The chapter emphasizes that military alliances depend on mutual benefit, not loyalty. Adam forces the United States to recognize that it needs the God Team more than it controls it.
• Manipulation and hierarchy: Jessica and Adam both manipulate others to strengthen their positions—Jessica within Yuun’s group and Adam in negotiations with both Luo Yinglong and the military.
• Hidden strength and resource accumulation: Adam theorizes that the West Sea Team has deliberately concealed its Gene-Lock users while allowing weaker members to benefit from the team’s accumulated rewards.
• Personal revenge amid larger conflicts: Brian’s private desire to avenge Li Ruoya becomes another emotional thread within the broader team battle.
• Human versus inhuman perspectives: Li Ruoya’s loss of ordinary human instincts contrasts with Yuun’s deliberate pursuit of sensory experience, highlighting differing relationships with humanity, pleasure, and physical existence.

Character Interactions

• Li Ruoya and Jessica: Their exchange is a restrained contest of status and jealousy. Jessica provokes Li Ruoya over Brian, while Li Ruoya retaliates without losing composure.
• Yuun and Jessica: Yuun openly favors Jessica and intervenes to stop the tension, while Jessica uses affection and familiarity to influence him.
• Li Ruoya and Brian: Brian sincerely thanks her, but she minimizes her actions and maintains emotional distance, offering practical help rather than comfort.
• Brian and Jessica: Jessica steers Brian’s gratitude and anger, encouraging him to focus on Luo Yinglong as an enemy.
• Luo Yinglong and Adam: Their confrontation shows the contrast between Luo Yinglong’s impulsive straightforwardness and Adam’s calculated teasing and manipulation.
• Adam and the United States officers: Adam reverses the power dynamic, making clear that the God Team is an independent force and compelling the officers to negotiate respectfully.

Chapter 334 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Forest Continent Team has been hiding for months in a villa basement in Australia, fearing discovery by the stronger God Team and West Sea Team.
• Their supplies eventually run out, forcing them to leave the basement. As soon as they emerge, hundreds of zombies suddenly attack the villa. The team’s veterans eliminate them, but their Psychic Controller, Clara, soon detects that the surrounding zombies are converging on their position.
• Clara realizes that another Reincarnation Team has discovered them. Because the enemy can detect their hidden psychic presence while remaining beyond Clara’s scanning range, the Forest Continent Team concludes that the attackers possess a much stronger Psychic Controller—almost certainly the God Team or West Sea Team.
• The Forest Continent Team debates fleeing. Their captain, Du Yin, worries about abandoning five newcomers, since their deaths would cause severe Reward Point penalties. Rost argues that escape is the only way to survive and that they might recover enough points in Fengdu.
• Clara proposes detonating a hidden hydrogen bomb before fleeing, hoping to kill members of the enemy team and gain enormous rewards. The others briefly consider the idea.
• White Gale, captain of the West Sea Team, suddenly appears with Yuun, two women—including an angelic woman with three pairs of wings—and an armored knight. He mocks their plan and demands to know how they expect to escape.
• The Forest Continent Team’s veterans are subdued. Rost reveals that they possess a Fengdu Travel Pass, an item allowing passage to the legendary Fengdu Underworld, where the dead can supposedly be reborn.
• Yuun takes the pass and becomes interested in the plot world where it was obtained. Rost explains that this world contained “Free Souls,” “Escapees,” Living Weapons, and monstrous enemies. He also says the pass came from a Fantasy Land called the “Fengdu Eighteen-Layer Hell.”
• Yuun reacts with sudden interest after hearing Rost’s account, suggesting the information may connect to his own plans or knowledge.

Character Developments

• The Forest Continent Team: Their prolonged hiding reveals their lack of experience and psychological adaptation to the harsh life of Reincarnation Teams. Their dwindling supplies and panic expose them as much weaker and less ruthless than the major teams.
• Du Yin: The captain is pragmatic but conflicted. He understands that staying means likely death, yet hesitates to abandon the newcomers because of the severe penalty attached to their deaths.
• Rost: Initially panicked and focused on escape, Rost quickly becomes submissive once captured. He demonstrates strong survival instincts by offering information about the Fengdu Travel Pass and its origin in exchange for a chance to live.
• Clara: The team’s Psychic Controller recognizes the hopelessness of their situation and suggests an extreme final measure: using the hydrogen bomb as a desperate gamble.
• White Gale: He is introduced as confident, theatrical, and domineering. His effortless appearance inside the Forest Continent Team’s secure room demonstrates the overwhelming superiority of the West Sea Team.
• Yuun: Yuun is portrayed as curious and calculating. Rather than immediately killing Rost, he focuses on the unusual travel pass and the mysterious world connected to it.

Significant Themes

• The gap between ordinary humans and hardened Reincarnators: Even after gaining powers, the Forest Continent Team struggles with fear, confinement, scarcity, and the brutality of team battles.
• Survival versus morality: The captain’s concern for the newcomers conflicts with the practical need to abandon them, while the team considers killing powerful opponents through a nuclear ambush.
• Power imbalance: The chapter emphasizes that weaker teams cannot expect mercy from stronger ones, since defeating rivals offers enormous Reward Points and plot rewards.
• Information as a survival tool: Rost’s knowledge becomes his only bargaining chip. The chapter shows that secrets and unusual items may be more valuable than direct combat strength.
• Desperation and risk: The hydrogen-bomb proposal reflects how quickly the Forest Continent Team moves from hiding to contemplating mass destruction when cornered.
• Mystery of Fengdu: The travel pass introduces a supernatural destination tied to the Underworld, reincarnation, and a previously visited fantasy world.

Character Interactions

• Rost repeatedly urges Du Yin to abandon the newcomers and flee, while Du Yin hesitates because of the penalty for their deaths.
• Clara confirms that the enemy’s psychic ability is superior and then proposes using the hydrogen bomb, temporarily uniting the captain and Rost around the possibility.
• White Gale interrupts the discussion and asserts control over the room, exposing the Forest Continent Team’s helplessness.
• Rost immediately changes from resistance to cooperation, offering Yuun information about the Fengdu Travel Pass and its original plot world.
• Yuun’s growing interest in Rost’s story shifts the encounter from an imminent execution to a potentially useful interrogation, ending the chapter on a note of mystery.

Chapter 335 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yuun discusses the Fengdu Travel Pass with the Seventh Princess, Jessica, and reveals his suspicion that their world may be based on a novel or film, making him potentially its “protagonist.”
• He announces that he intends to travel to Fengdu and asks Jessica to accompany him. Although alarmed by the danger and uncertainty, she realizes that Yuun must possess some knowledge of the place and reluctantly considers his plan.
• Yuun summons the entire West Sea Team to a nameless mountain and declares that he is tired of prolonging the current scenario. He intends to end it immediately by ensuring either the humans or zombies win.
• The team members react with their usual mixture of obedience, fear, and admiration. Aida and Yang Juan remain uneasy because of their complicated histories with Yuun, while the newer members focus mainly on pleasing their overwhelmingly powerful captain.
• Yuun prepares to destroy the scenario world in front of a massive statue believed to represent its Creator God.
• Brian, a Light Knight who sympathizes with the humans of the world, objects to Yuun’s plan. His emotional resistance causes the planet’s consciousness to choose him as its Chosen One, dramatically increasing his power.
• The planet empowers Brian to the level of a Titled Knight and helps him activate the Second-Stage Genetic Lock, giving him enough strength to potentially challenge Yuun.
• However, Li Ruoya blocks Brian’s path. Because he cannot bring himself to fight her, he abandons his attempt to stop Yuun. The planet’s support is withdrawn, and Brian becomes rejected by the world he had tried to defend.
• Yuun completes his preparations and uses “Gravitation Star,” summoning a meteorite over ten kilometers wide that crashes into Earth. The impact devastates Brazil, creates a massive crater, and produces effects comparable to tens of thousands of nuclear bombs.
• The resulting dust and atmospheric disruption will plunge Earth into an Ice Age, beginning the destruction of the entire scenario world.

Character Developments

• Yuun grows increasingly confident in his theory about the nature of reality and demonstrates his willingness to test it through extreme action. His casual attitude toward planetary destruction emphasizes his vast power and emotional detachment.
• Jessica/Seventh Princess remains devoted to Yuun but is disturbed by his plans. She recognizes that his decisions are not reckless guesses and begins to understand that he may know far more about the world than he admits.
• Aida continues to struggle with resentment toward Yuun for abandoning him, though he acknowledges that Yuun did not reclaim his resources or directly punish him. His hostility is therefore mixed with reluctant gratitude and uncertainty.
• Yang Juan still feels both grateful and betrayed by Yuun. Her diminished status within the team reinforces her emotional distance and unresolved resentment.
• Brian reveals strong moral convictions and genuine compassion for ordinary humans. His resistance awakens immense power, but his inability to attack Li Ruoya exposes the limits of his resolve and causes him to lose the planet’s blessing.
• Li Ruoya demonstrates unwavering loyalty to Yuun. Despite sensing the planet’s appeal and recognizing Brian’s transformation, she chooses to stop him without hesitation.
• The Planetary Consciousness acts almost like a protective force, selecting Brian as its champion when Yuun threatens the world.

Significant Themes

• Free will versus predetermined fate: Yuun’s speculation that the world may be fictional raises questions about whether its inhabitants possess genuine autonomy.
• Power and moral responsibility: Yuun treats the destruction of an entire world as a practical shortcut, while Brian insists that overwhelming power must not erase ethical responsibility.
• Loyalty and obedience: Li Ruoya’s confrontation with Brian shows the strength of her loyalty to Yuun, while Brian’s hesitation highlights the conflict between personal affection and moral duty.
• The world defending itself: Brian’s transformation suggests that a world or planetary consciousness can select champions to resist existential threats.
• Detachment from ordinary life: Yuun and much of the West Sea Team have become so accustomed to overwhelming force that mass destruction no longer shocks them, contrasting sharply with Brian’s horror.

Character Interactions

• Yuun and Jessica share an intimate conversation in which he tests her reaction to his theory about their world and invites her to Fengdu.
• Yuun’s summons exposes the unequal relationships within the West Sea Team: the veterans fear and distrust him, while the newcomers seek his approval.
• Brian directly challenges Yuun’s plan, but Li Ruoya intervenes before he can act.
• Brian’s affection and respect for Li Ruoya prevent him from fighting her, allowing Yuun to proceed unhindered.
• Yuun’s final attack transforms the conflict from a struggle between humans and zombies into a direct confrontation between himself and the world’s governing consciousness.

Chapter 336 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yuun launches repeated Planetary Devastation attacks, summoning dozens of enormous meteors that devastate Earth. The impacts trigger global earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and the likely extinction of humanity and the biosphere.
• The Main God confirms that the mission is complete, and Yuun returns the West Sea Team to Main God’s Space. He regrets failing to locate the hidden God Team, particularly Adam.
• The team receives 14,000 Reward Points per member, along with a positive team-battle score. Contrary to the newcomers’ expectations, Yuun does not confiscate their rewards, though he orders them to prepare for another mission within a day.
• Yuun reveals that the next world contains invisible or difficult-to-detect Monsters, warning the team to acquire suitable enhancements and equipment.
• Yang Juan begins organizing the team, building an alliance with the two Land of Iron samurai and recruiting two newcomers with battle-aura enhancements. She hopes to create a useful support and combat faction independent of Yuun.
• The chapter shifts briefly to an unknown, extremely powerful woman who senses the arrival of a reincarnation team and a figure nearing the Mid Fourth Stage. Her energy is nearly depleted, and she appears to be protecting her brother’s body while waiting to return to her main body.
• The West Sea Team arrives on a sinister, seemingly endless bridge above a black river filled with resentful souls and water ghosts. Monsters immediately attack, but the Main God’s protective barrier keeps them at bay.
• Yuun explains that their objective is to kill Monsters and obtain equipment drops. Aida then reveals that he cannot see the Monsters at all, perceiving only black smoke, implying that some team members are unequipped to fight effectively in this world.

Character Developments

• Yuun demonstrates overwhelming power and complete confidence, destroying Earth almost casually. He also shows selective generosity by allowing the newcomers to keep most of their rewards, though his warning about the next world reinforces his unpredictable and authoritarian nature.
• Yang Juan becomes more politically active within the team. Recognizing that her Psychic Controller abilities alone do not command enough respect, she relies on strategy, support, and alliances to increase her influence.
• Brian rises sharply in status after unlocking two Genetic Locks and gaining light-based power comparable to a Titled Knight. His loyalty to Li Ruoya makes him unavailable for Yang Juan’s faction.
• Li Ruoya remains Yuun’s strongest subordinate and personal companion, but her exhaustion and inability to refuse Yuun highlight her lack of autonomy in their relationship.
• The Seventh Princess tries to secure Yuun’s favor by pleasing him and persuading him to find her a powerful bodyguard. Her rivalry with Li Ruoya is mixed with submission to Yuun’s authority.
• Aida is shown to be poorly suited to the new world because his enhancement cannot reveal the Monsters, immediately placing him at a disadvantage.
• The mysterious woman is introduced as a powerful figure with ties to Saints, reincarnation, and a larger hidden conflict.

Significant Themes

• Mass destruction and moral detachment: Yuun treats planetary extinction as a routine mission requirement, emphasizing the extreme scale and emotional numbness of the setting.
• Power determines status: Strength, useful abilities, and potential—not seniority or loyalty—determine influence within the West Sea Team.
• Political maneuvering and faction-building: Yang Juan’s efforts show that survival depends not only on combat ability but also on forming alliances and cultivating future talent.
• Dependence and domination: The relationships surrounding Yuun are shaped by his overwhelming power, with others competing for his protection and favor.
• Preparation and adaptation: The new world’s invisible Monsters expose the importance of selecting appropriate enhancements rather than relying solely on raw strength.
• Hidden cosmic forces: The mysterious woman’s comments suggest that the team’s arrival is connected to ancient Saints, reincarnation, and a much larger conflict beyond the current mission.

Character Interactions

• Yuun reassures the newcomers that he will follow the rules and allow them to keep their rewards, briefly earning their enthusiastic approval before frightening them with news of the next mission.
• Yang Juan advises Azang and the samurai to obtain weapons capable of harming spiritual entities, while also beginning to guide the newcomers with battle-aura abilities.
• The Seventh Princess asks Yuun about the next world and attempts to gain his favor by requesting a bodyguard.
• She provokes Li Ruoya by suggesting that they serve Yuun together, leading to an uncomfortable power struggle in which Li Ruoya ultimately submits.
• Yang Juan questions Yuun about the new world, but he offers only limited information, maintaining control through secrecy.
• When Aida admits he cannot see the Monsters, Yang Juan is privately relieved that even Yuun’s favored team is not universally prepared for the dangers ahead.

Chapter 337 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• After the West Sea Team’s protective barrier disappears, nearby Monsters attack the newly awakened members. Li Ruoya instantly destroys the Demon-Entry Rank Monsters with Holy Light Radiance, though the vampire-bloodline reincarnator is severely weakened and requires大量 blood plasma to recover.
• The Monsters’ corpses vanish and leave behind three Living Weapons—two daggers and a whip. Yuun identifies them as low-capacity weapons but uses the opportunity to explain the equipment-drop system to Yang Juan and the other newcomers.
• Yuun organizes a competition: the reincarnators must hunt Monsters and collect Living Weapons. The best-performing reserve member will be promoted to official membership, while official members can compete for the right to impose one condition on Yuun.
• The West Sea Team scatters to hunt. Yuun invites the Seventh Princess to accompany him and help farm equipment, while Li Ruoya chooses to hunt independently. Yuun’s spatial abilities have noticeably improved in this plane, allowing him to teleport himself and others with greater ease.
• Meanwhile, Pei Jiao and the others near Fengdu’s Eighteen-Layer Hell discover that a Demon King Rank Monster has infiltrated or possessed one of them. Because everyone else sees fifteen people while Pei Jiao sees only fourteen, the group initially suspects him.
• Yang Xuguang explains that the illusion affects only those who already possess a mental impression of the disguised individual. Since Pei Jiao joined the team most recently, he has no image of the phantom in his mind and can therefore identify the possessed member.
• The group realizes that two Demon King Rank Monsters—not one—are nearby, supported by dozens of True Demon Rank Monsters. Their chances of survival are extremely poor, and most members consider retreating.
• Gong Yeyu nevertheless announces that anyone may leave, refusing to force them into what he recognizes as a near-certain-death mission. Three teammates choose to remain with him, and Pei Jiao initially departs with the map before ultimately turning back to join them.

Character Developments

• Yuun continues to display confidence and authority. He treats the scenario partly like a game, using Monster drops to motivate the team, while also revealing that his spatial powers are becoming stronger in this plane.
• Li Ruoya demonstrates overwhelming combat ability and independence. Her Holy Light is especially devastating against vampire-based powers, and she is strong enough to hunt alone even among powerful Monsters.
• The Seventh Princess openly attaches herself to Yuun, eagerly accepting his invitation to accompany him and showing both affection and opportunism.
• Yang Juan experiences a major shift in perspective when she witnesses Monsters literally dropping named equipment, forcing her to reconsider her understanding of scenario worlds.
• Pei Jiao becomes increasingly aware of the danger surrounding the team and initially feels hurt by their suspicion of him. Despite recognizing that rescuing Li Yunqi is nearly impossible, he ultimately chooses loyalty and personal conviction over survival.
• Gong Yeyu reaffirms his identity as a warrior who follows his heart without hesitation. His willingness to confront overwhelming odds defines both his leadership and his strength as a True Demon Rank powerhouse.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty versus survival: The team must decide whether loyalty to a captured comrade justifies entering an unwinnable battle.
• Conviction and personal principles: Gong Yeyu believes refusing to act against one’s heart is worse than dying, presenting stubbornness as the foundation of his strength.
• Trust and suspicion: The illusion causes the team to turn against one another, while Pei Jiao’s unique perspective exposes how fragile their trust is under pressure.
• Power and hierarchy: The West Sea Team’s promotion system, Yuun’s dominance, and the threat of Demon King Rank Monsters all emphasize how status and strength control relationships.
• Reality becoming game-like: The dropped Living Weapons blur the distinction between a real world and a game-like scenario, challenging Yang Juan’s assumptions.
• Identity and perception: The phantom’s existence depends on memory and expectation, showing that what people perceive may be shaped more by their minds than by reality.

Character Interactions

• Li Ruoya saves the West Sea Team but unintentionally nearly destroys the vampire reincarnator, reinforcing the gap between her power and that of the others.
• Yuun uses the equipment drops to motivate both veterans and newcomers, promising official membership and rewards for successful hunters.
• Yuun and the Seventh Princess interact flirtatiously, with her calling him “darling” and physically clinging to him. He responds affectionately before inviting her to hunt alongside him.
• Gong Yeyu supports Pei Jiao when the team suspects him, while Yang Xuguang provides the explanation that proves Pei Jiao’s innocence and usefulness.
• Pei Jiao angrily confronts Gong Yeyu for risking multiple lives to save Li Yunqi, but Gong Yeyu answers that acting according to one’s heart—even when foolish—is the essence of his path and power.

Plot points and events

• Gong Yeyu’s team has already survived a brutal fight with three True Demon Rank Monsters. The two newly advanced Demon King Rank Monsters—the Bullhead and Horse-Face—then devour the remaining monsters, but are still imperfect and vulnerable.
• Gong Yeyu sends Yang Xuguang, Ren Zhen, and Liu Yun into the battlefield to draw the Demon Kings’ attention, creating an opening for himself and Pei Jiao. The three accept the near-suicidal assignment without hesitation.
• The Demon Kings attack them almost immediately. Gong Yeyu and Pei Jiao enter Liberation and rush in. They target Horse-Face, whose strength comes not only from genjutsu but also from controlling the corpses of the monsters it has devoured.
• Bullhead unexpectedly helps the pair by smashing Horse-Face’s defenses, then devours it. Unable to stop it, Pei Jiao is thrown aside.
• Gong Yeyu burns his Obsession and enters Deep Liberation to fight Bullhead. Though he can only hold out briefly, he and Pei Jiao ultimately defeat the Demon King together. Bullhead nearly destroys them in the process.
• Pei Jiao wakes badly injured beside Li Ruoya, a Six-Winged Angel holding Bullhead’s dropped Living Weapon. She heals him with a powerful spell and returns the weapon, which Pei Jiao identifies as Blazing Fury.
• Yang Xuguang and Ren Zhen survive, though both are gravely wounded and have lost limbs. Pei Jiao asks Li Ruoya to heal them, jokingly offering conversion to the church in return.

Character developments and interactions

• Gong Yeyu demonstrates his willingness to sacrifice himself and his Obsession for the team, taking on Bullhead with Deep Liberation.
• Pei Jiao fights despite being outmatched, survives catastrophic injuries, and shows both genuine concern for his friends and his characteristic opportunistic humor.
• Yang Xuguang, Ren Zhen, and Liu Yun accept a deadly distraction mission calmly, showing their loyalty and resolve. Yang and Ren’s return confirms their remarkable endurance.
• Li Ruoya acts according to her principles: rather than keeping a valuable Demon King weapon, she returns it to Pei Jiao and heals him. She clarifies that she is no longer a warrior of the Radiant Divine Clan.
• Pei Jiao’s exchanges with Li Ruoya shift from suspicion to gratitude and comic negotiation. When she rejects the idea that she serves Jehovah, he abruptly tries to interest her in Marxism and the Red Tide.

Significant themes

• Sacrifice and loyalty: The team willingly risks death for one another and for the chance to defeat the Demon Kings.
• Willpower and survival: Pei Jiao’s resilient Obsession keeps him conscious through severe damage.
• Power and its limits: Even a formidable Demon King can be overcome through teamwork, but victory comes at a devastating cost.
• Principles and temptation: Li Ruoya’s refusal to steal the weapon contrasts with the temptation such a powerful prize presents.
• Humor amid catastrophe: Pei Jiao’s irreverent bargaining provides comic relief after an otherwise desperate battle.

Chapter 339 Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Ruoya prepares to leave after healing the severely injured Ren Zhen and Yang Xuguang with advanced healing magic.
• Before departing, she senses that an unknown person has locked onto her with a powerful aura, creating a moment of tension.
• Yang Xuguang questions Pei Jiao about Li Ruoya, asking whether she is a True Demon Rank Monster or an existence connected to Pei Jiao’s Liberation. Pei Jiao admits that he has no control over her and does not know where she came from.
• Pei Jiao explains that Gong Yeyu was thrown away by Bullhead during the battle. Although Pei Jiao ultimately defeated Bullhead, he never saw Gong Yeyu dissipate and fears that Gong may be in serious danger.
• Yang Xuguang reassures him that a True Demon Rank powerhouse’s Obsession is extremely resilient. Gong Yeyu may simply be suffering from a prolonged period of Obsession turmoil rather than having died.
• A burst of purple lightning appears roughly ten kilometers away. Yang Xuguang signals with a silver spear, and Gong Yeyu soon returns.
• Despite his previous injuries and enormous expenditure of energy, Gong Yeyu appears remarkably vigorous and eager to fight, displaying an extraordinary recovery ability.
• Gong embraces Yang Xuguang, Ren Zhen, and Pei Jiao in celebration of their survival. He then jokingly suggests that Pei Jiao’s extraordinary abilities are simply the result of attaining martial-arts realms such as “Shattering the Void” and “Space-Breaking.”

Character Developments

• Pei Jiao remains uneasy and frustrated. He is unable to explain Li Ruoya’s origins or power, and he feels guilty and worried about Gong Yeyu’s disappearance. He is also envious of Gong’s astonishing recovery.
• Li Ruoya continues to show immense power and independence. Her ability to heal severe injuries effortlessly emphasizes that she operates far beyond the others’ level, while her lack of concern over recruitment attempts reflects her confidence and detachment.
• Yang Xuguang demonstrates sound knowledge of True Demon Rank beings and helps calm Pei Jiao by explaining the resilience of Gong Yeyu’s Obsession. Even while injured, he remains perceptive and inquisitive.
• Ren Zhen is seriously wounded but survives and is restored by Li Ruoya’s healing.
• Gong Yeyu returns in high spirits, proving that he survived the battle and recovered far faster than expected. His enthusiastic behavior reinforces his courage, vitality, and deep attachment to martial-arts ideology.

Significant Themes

• Survival and resilience: The characters endure devastating injuries, while Gong Yeyu’s return highlights the extraordinary endurance of powerful souls.
• Uncertainty surrounding power: Li Ruoya’s mysterious origin and overwhelming abilities remain unexplained, suggesting forces beyond the characters’ current understanding.
• Comradeship: Gong Yeyu’s emotional embraces and the group’s relief at his return emphasize the bonds formed through shared danger.
• Contrast between seriousness and humor: The chapter moves from anxiety over Gong’s possible death to comic relief through Gong’s exaggerated martial-arts explanations.
• Limits of understanding: Pei Jiao and the others struggle to categorize Li Ruoya’s abilities, showing how their existing theories and power systems may be inadequate.

Character Interactions

• Li Ruoya heals Ren Zhen and Yang Xuguang before attempting to leave, demonstrating both competence and practical goodwill.
• Yang Xuguang presses Pei Jiao for information about Li Ruoya, while Pei Jiao responds with reluctant honesty.
• Yang reassures Pei Jiao about Gong Yeyu’s likely survival, providing emotional support.
• Gong Yeyu reunites warmly with the group, embracing each survivor and expressing the camaraderie of those who have endured battle together.
• Gong then teases Pei Jiao about his “martial-arts realms,” irritating him while also reinforcing Gong’s eccentric, humorous personality.

Key plot points and events

• Yuun examines the iron plaque Yang Juan used to repel two powerful Monsters, but cannot discover how it worked. He tells Uchikawa Heiji that Yang Juan can be revived in a future scenario, then loses 100 Reward Points for revealing information about Main God’s Space within earshot of scenario characters.
• Gong Yeyu asks about Yuun’s abilities. Yuun explains that he manipulated gravity and agrees to travel with the Soul Users back to the real world.
• To demonstrate a useful discovery, Yuun produces a Main God–made pistol and Spirit-Type Bullets. Yang Xuguang tests them and kills a Monster, confirming that the bullets can harm Monsters. Yuun gives the weapon and ammunition to the group.
• The party crosses Fengdu, easily defeating the Monsters in their way. At Naihe Bridge, Yuun explains that its length is unfixed and that crossing it requires reaching Mid Fourth Stage and possessing the Light of the Mind.
• Back in the real world, they learn that Monsters have been rampaging through Beijing, killing thousands, and that a True Demon Rank Monster is forming. Yuun agrees to accompany Gong Yeyu’s group to help.
• During the journey, Pei Jiao senses a powerful, unusual will to the east and leaves the aircraft at a military district. Gong Yeyu goes ahead to fight the Beijing threat, while Yuun and the others are given accommodations and attended to by government officials.

Character developments and interactions

• Yuun remains composed and generous with valuable knowledge and equipment. He recognizes Gong Yeyu’s exceptional destiny and chooses cooperation over rivalry, while hoping to use the Soul Users’ connections to trade Living Weapons for Obsession Food.
• Gong Yeyu readily welcomes Yuun and offers to help him in the future in return for the ammunition. His leadership and importance to the organization are reinforced by the crowd’s relief at his return.
• Yang Xuguang moves from excitement over the bullets to concern that they could weaken his standing, then resolves that his loyalty and commitment matter more than status.
• Pei Jiao is struck by the scale of Naihe Bridge and later detects a strange, powerful will, prompting him to investigate.
• Li Ruoya flies beside the aircraft rather than endure the cramped cabin and the passengers’ attention.

Significant themes

• Power and fate: Yuun sees Gong Yeyu as a future central figure, despite Yuun’s own overwhelming strength.
• Trust and loyalty: Yuun’s gift of anti-Monster ammunition tests Yang Xuguang’s priorities and earns Gong Yeyu’s sincere offer of aid.
• Knowledge as survival: Information about Naihe Bridge and weapons capable of killing Monsters may prove crucial to the group.
• Humanity’s vulnerability and political calculation: Beijing’s casualties expose the danger of Monster incursions, while officials assess the newcomers as powerful potential assets.