Chapter Summaries

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang’s flame star vine, with a gene level boosted to 3,000 times and powerful enhancements, overwhelms the three Elementary Venerables Shi Jin, Ling Bing, and Mu Yan—even after they burn their divine power.
• Realizing rescue is impossible, the three Venerables self-destruct after reporting Xiao Yang’s situation. Xiao Yang collects what they leave behind, retrieves all nine Sealing Stars, and then mysteriously vanishes instead of taking the exit.
• Puti notices that neither the flame star vine nor Xiao Yang’s disappearance can be explained by ordinary World Ring storage or movement. Concerned by what he has witnessed inside the Star Tower, he reports it to Sitting Mountain Guest.
• Xiao Yang returns his avatars to the Game World and decides to leave the World Lord realm: he has perfected an Immortal-level ultimate secret technique and is ready to break through.
• To ensure he can follow the Source World’s cultivation path—from Inner World to Divine Kingdom and beyond—he chooses to break through in the Primordial Secret Realm. The Chaos City Lord recognizes his Star Gate Vine and Nether Sea clones and comments on their immense divine bodies.

Character development and interactions

• Xiao Yang grows more confident and unconcerned about others detecting his secrets, believing his increasing strength will let him protect them. He acts decisively, relying on the flame star vine rather than joining the fight himself.
• The three Venerables choose self-destruction over the risk of falling into a deep slumber, trusting their races to resurrect them.
• Puti shifts from observing the battle to becoming suspicious of Xiao Yang’s unexplained abilities and alerting Sitting Mountain Guest.
• The Chaos City Lord responds to Xiao Yang’s arrival and shows interest in his unusual clones, offering a warm, amused assessment of their potential.

Significant themes

• Power and preparation: Xiao Yang’s cultivated assets have become strong enough to decide a battle before it begins.
• Secrecy and confidence: His hidden methods attract attention, but he believes strength gives him room to act freely.
• Advancement and choice: Xiao Yang carefully chooses where to break through so he can preserve access to a desired cultivation path.
• Sacrifice and survival: The Venerables prefer self-destruction—and the prospect of resurrection—to the worse fate of being incapacitated and abandoned.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang reveals that the Nether Sea and Star Gate Vine are two of his three clones; all remain capable of growing as he advances.
• The Chaos City Lord realizes Xiao Yang is preparing to break through to Immortality. Xiao Yang explains that he has perfected his secret technique to the ultimate level and asks his senior brother to guard him.
• Xiao Yang begins the breakthrough above the Thousand Treasures River. Using his Origin Bead and spear technique, he shatters the bead’s shell, triggering the Primordial Universe’s transformation of his body into a divine body.
• All Eight Lower Laws descend at once, and vast Divine Power floods Xiao Yang’s true body and three clones. Their enormous size and high Gene Levels make the breakthrough unusually demanding and spectacular.
• The Heavenly Void Clone transforms first, followed by the true body; the Star Gate Vine and Nether Sea clones finish after absorbing far more Divine Power.
• Observers—including Immortals and Venerables—recognize Xiao Yang as the source of the unprecedented spectacle. His new power is so imposing that even some Venerables feel pressure, and some speculate he may now rival a Universe Overlord.
• Once the breakthrough is complete, Xiao Yang sends two clones away. The Chaos City Lord urges him to establish his Divine Kingdom in a suitable location and inform their teacher.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang advances from World Lord to Immortal, completing a major milestone. His immense strength, multiple powerful clones, and unusual constitution make his breakthrough extraordinary.
• The Chaos City Lord shifts from curiosity to excitement and pride, firmly protecting Xiao Yang during the transformation.
• The onlookers move from astonishment to confident recognition that Xiao Yang is responsible, while reassessing how powerful he may now be.

Significant themes

• Growth and transcendence: Xiao Yang’s breakthrough marks the next stage in his cultivation, while his clones remain able to grow further.
• Power and scale: His physical size and exceptional Gene Levels turn an ordinary advancement into an event of near-unprecedented magnitude.
• Mentorship and protection: The Chaos City Lord’s support underscores the importance of trusted allies during a dangerous breakthrough.
• Reputation and expectation: Xiao Yang’s power inspires awe, but also raises expectations about how far he can advance.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang candidly shares the nature of his clones and the method of his breakthrough with the Chaos City Lord.
• The Chaos City Lord offers reassurance, promises to defend him, and later advises him on establishing his Divine Kingdom and notifying their teacher.
• The gathered Immortals and Venerables watch Xiao Yang’s breakthrough together, reacting with shock and speculating about his new level of strength.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang tells the Chaos City Lord he plans to establish his Divine Kingdom and leaves for a remote, uninhabited region.
• He demonstrates his Star Gate Vine clone’s Innate Secret Skill: it can open a Star Gate even within the Chaos City Lord’s Thousand Treasures River, where ordinary teleportation is restricted.
• Since reaching Immortality, the skill can span up to 100 million light-years. A journey that far costs divine power to open the gate, but maintaining it costs little.
• The Chaos City Lord recognizes the skill’s potential for the Human Race, especially if it works in the Cosmic Sea. He takes pieces of the clone for testing, while Xiao Yang cautions him about the Cosmic Sea’s dangerous currents.
• Xiao Yang uses successive Star Gates to travel to his chosen location, then enters the Space Interlayer to find a fragment large enough for his Inner World.
• He locates a vast fragment, measuring 2.4 to 6.8 light-years across, and merges his Inner World with it. The result is his newly formed Divine Kingdom.

Character development and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows confidence in his rapidly advancing abilities, but also practical caution: he flags the danger the Cosmic Sea may pose to his clone.
• The Chaos City Lord moves from curiosity to strategic concern, considering how Xiao Yang’s skill might benefit the entire Human Race. He supports Xiao Yang’s plans while arranging a careful test.
• Their relationship remains trusting and collaborative: Xiao Yang readily provides clone fragments, and the Chaos City Lord accepts his warning and sends him on to establish his kingdom.

Significant themes

• Exceptional power and strategic responsibility: Xiao Yang’s Star Gate ability could reshape travel and coordination across vast distances.
• Growth and transformation: His advancement to Immortality greatly expands his skill, while his Inner World becomes a Divine Kingdom.
• Ambition tempered by risk: Even extraordinary abilities must be tested against dangers such as the Cosmic Sea’s chaotic currents and the deeper Space Interlayer.

Plot points and events

• After perfecting his secret technique and establishing his Divine Kingdom, Xiao Yang tells Primal Ancestor that he needs an enormous supply of universe crystals.
• Xiao Yang’s Game World level has risen, unlocking level-10 seeds. Though their odds are extraordinarily low, he considers them worth pursuing: a seed costs about 100 Treasure Points’ worth of crystals, and could become a True-God-level crop.
• Primal Ancestor asks what Xiao Yang will offer in exchange. Xiao Yang presents a list of goods available in unlimited supply, leaving Primal Ancestor astonished.
• Primal Ancestor agrees to buy one of everything and mobilize the human race—and the wider Hong Alliance—to produce universe crystals. Their World Lords, Immortals, Venerables, and even Universe Masters will help.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is increasingly willing to reveal and trade powerful Game World products now that his strength has grown. His immediate ambition is to gather enough crystals to pursue level-10 seeds.
• Primal Ancestor reacts with pride at Xiao Yang’s rapid progress, then excitement at the value and abundance of his goods. He uses his authority to organize a vast workforce for the exchange.
• Their conversation shifts from teacherly praise to a major commercial arrangement, with Primal Ancestor joking that the human race will now be working for Xiao Yang.

Significant themes

• Power and economic scale: Universe crystals become the currency connecting Xiao Yang’s private source of goods to the collective resources of the human race.
• Mutual benefit and mobilization: Xiao Yang gains the resources he needs, while the race receives rare strategic supplies.
• Exponential growth: Higher-level products offer increasingly extraordinary effects, making even low-priced goods valuable to the race.
• Ambition and calculated risk: Xiao Yang accepts the tiny odds of obtaining level-10 seeds because their potential reward justifies the cost.
  The most striking goods include level-9 watermelons, which can fully restore a Universe Master’s divine power, and milk that enlarges divine bodies. Higher-level milk can benefit even Universe Masters, and its effects stack—making Xiao Yang’s apparently inexpensive supply especially valuable.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang presents the Human Race with a list of powerful, affordable consumables and treasures. Level-5 to level-7 milk can greatly enlarge divine bodies, while level-5 and level-6 chicken can raise bloodlines to Domain Lord and World Lord levels. Other items can aid comprehension of lower-tier origin laws.
• The Primal Ancestor realizes that buying these supplies in bulk could eventually double the number of top experts and increase the ranks of lesser experts many times over.
• He sends the list to the Chaos City Lord, who immediately asks Xiao Yang whether he can supply the goods without limit. Xiao Yang confirms that he can, provided the Human Race has enough universe crystals.
• The Primal Ancestor orders an urgent Supreme Council meeting and directs the Human Race and Hong Alliance to gather resources. He also proposes sharing basic items with allied races—and using the goods to recruit further allies—because the purchases will not remain secret and rival powers will try to contain the Human Race’s growth.
• The Chaos City Lord invites Xiao Yang to explain the items at the meeting, and the Primal Ancestor agrees to attend. He reflects that this may be his first meeting since being suppressed, and wonders why the Primordial Universe has eased that suppression.
• At the Giant Axe Temple, the Human Race’s Universe Masters gather, unaware of the meeting’s purpose. They speculate about possible threats. The Dragon-Walking Lord reports that the war situation is unchanged and notes that Xiao Yang has recently become an Immortal, likely reaching Universe Overlord strength or higher.

Character developments and interactions

• Primal Ancestor: His initial excitement gives way to strategic composure. He considers not only the Human Race’s advancement but also the political consequences and need for allies.
• Chaos City Lord: Overcome with emotion, he sees Xiao Yang’s supply as a turning point for the Human Race and quickly takes charge of organizing the response.
• Xiao Yang: Confidently promises an effectively unlimited supply in exchange for enough universe crystals and agrees to explain the goods to the council.
• Other Universe Masters: Giant Axe and the assembled leaders are puzzled by the sudden meeting; they have not yet learned about Xiao Yang’s offering.

Significant themes

• Collective progress: Even modest improvements to ordinary experts and bloodlines could transform the Human Race over time.
• Power and strategy: A sudden rise in strength will provoke rivals, making diplomacy and coalition-building as important as acquiring the goods.
• Hope amid constraint: The Primal Ancestor’s ability to participate again signals a possible change in his long-standing suppression, though its cause remains unclear.

Key plot points

• Xiao Yang, now an Immortal, visits his teacher, Void Ruins Venerable, on the Extraterrestrial Battlefield. He previously gave him Supreme Treasures to improve his survival and combat ability.
• Xiao Yang brings further gifts: Level-5, -6, and -7 Milk; Level-7 and -8 Wild Ginseng; and Level-9 Spinach. He explains that the Milk must be consumed in ascending order for its effects to stack.
• Void Ruins Venerable is astonished that such potent resources are available and doubts they could be obtained so easily. Xiao Yang reassures him that he can spare them, though the most powerful Wild Ginseng is limited.
• With Xiao Yang standing guard, Void Ruins Venerable consumes the Spinach and Ginseng. His gene level rises from eightfold to 3,000-fold, and his amplitude reaches its limit. After drinking the Milk, his divine body grows to roughly 1,100 kilometers.
• Although Level-5 Milk does not work on Venerables, the higher-level Milk still gives him nearly all the intended benefit. Void Ruins Venerable now believes that, with improved secret techniques, he may approach Top Universe Overlord strength.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang treats Void Ruins Venerable with warmth and respect, sharing his breakthrough and generously helping the teacher who supported him.
• Their relationship is close and informal: they joke about teaming up to dominate the battlefield, and Void Ruins Venerable proudly claims Xiao Yang’s strength reflects well on him as a teacher.
• Void Ruins Venerable is initially reluctant to accept the gifts, considering them more valuable than Ultimate Treasures. He accepts after Xiao Yang explains that they no longer benefit him.
• The transformation leaves Void Ruins Venerable amazed and grateful. He can now comfortably contend with a Universe Overlord, though he is not yet a true Top Universe Overlord.

Significant themes

• Teacher and disciple: Their bond is affectionate and reciprocal; Xiao Yang repays his teacher’s past support.
• Generosity and abundance: Xiao Yang’s immense resources allow him to empower others, while the contrast with their rarity highlights how extraordinary his position is.
• Growth and potential: The gifts dramatically expand Void Ruins Venerable’s power, showing how preparation and cultivation can reshape a character’s place in the world.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang gives his teacher, Void Ruins Venerable, a vast collection of treasures: a complete set of powerful Supreme Treasures, including rare palace, domain, and soul types, plus an origin treasure and over a hundred high-grade treasures.
• Void Ruins Venerable initially hesitates but accepts the gifts. Xiao Yang advises him to study the treasures and refine his techniques so he can adapt to his greatly increased strength.
• At a Supreme Council meeting in the Virtual Universe, the Human Race’s Universe Masters discuss Xiao Yang’s remarkable rise from Stellar level to immense combat strength in just over a thousand years.
• Xiao Yang arrives with the Chaos City Lord. The Primal Ancestor then appears, prompting concern that a serious crisis is unfolding. He reassures the gathering that he has brought good news.
• The Primal Ancestor presents a list of miraculous items supplied by Xiao Yang. Their effects have been tested, and they can be purchased in unlimited quantities with universe crystals.

Character developments and interactions

• Void Ruins Venerable is overwhelmed by Xiao Yang’s generosity but accepts that his disciple’s gifts suit his newly elevated power. He plans to refine his techniques and seek guidance from the Primal Ancestor.
• Xiao Yang demonstrates both extraordinary wealth and loyalty to his teacher, while his growing importance to the Human Race becomes clear.
• The Human Race’s Universe Masters, including Giant Axe, treat Xiao Yang as a future peer. Their admiration turns to astonishment when they learn he can supply seemingly limitless miraculous goods.
• The Primal Ancestor reassures the council and confirms Xiao Yang as the source of the new supplies.

Significant themes

• Rapid advancement and adaptation: Growing stronger requires mastering new techniques and equipment.
• Generosity and mentorship: Xiao Yang uses his success to support his teacher.
• The destabilizing power of abundance: Even the universe’s most powerful beings are stunned by the prospect of unlimited access to rare, effective goods.
• Recognition of rising talent: Xiao Yang’s extraordinary growth shifts him from an exceptional young cultivator toward a figure central to his race’s fortunes.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang presents the Human Race’s Universe Masters with a list of powerful crops and supplies that can be traded for Universe Crystals without limit. The items are extraordinarily valuable, especially those that restore Divine Power.
• Giant Axe warns that widespread use would reveal the Human Race’s growing strength and could provoke the Alien Race—or other major powers—into attacking. The Primal Ancestor decides they will use the items cautiously, initially limiting access and prioritizing Divine-Power-restoring treasures for the Universe Masters.
• The Human Race also plans to test the Star Gate Vine’s travel skill in the Cosmic Sea. If it works, its ability to establish routes and speed up travel could be strategically transformative. For now, the council has no strong response to a possible Alien Race assault and agrees to keep Xiao Yang’s crops’ benefits secret.
• In the Game World, Xiao Yang draws several level-10 crops. Their byproducts can serve as materials for Peak Ultimate Treasures and might eventually support forging Supreme Ultimate Treasures, though materials for palace-, soul-, and domain-type treasures are scarce.
• Xiao Yang checks the event page, hoping the Mountain Produce Gathering Event has refreshed, and discovers a new event instead.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang confidently explains the items and answers the Universe Masters’ questions, presenting himself as a valuable resource for the Human Race.
• Giant Axe shifts from excitement to caution, emphasizing the political and military risks of using the crops openly.
• The Primal Ancestor takes charge of planning: he endorses using the supplies, but insists on secrecy, controlled distribution, and testing Xiao Yang’s Star Gate ability.
• The Chaos City Lord explains the Star Gate Vine’s secret skill. The other leaders quickly grasp its potential and discuss how to use it if it functions in the Cosmic Sea.
• Xiao Yang remains optimistic about his long-term growth and future treasure-making options, while recognizing that some needs can wait until he reaches a higher level.

Significant themes

• Power comes with risk: The crops could greatly strengthen the Human Race, but doing so openly may trigger war.
• Strategic secrecy and preparation: The council balances immediate gains against the danger of exposing its advantages.
• Innovation and cooperation: Xiao Yang’s resources and the Star Gate Vine could reshape the Human Race’s capabilities, provided the leaders can test and coordinate their use.
• Long-term ambition: Xiao Yang looks beyond his current Immortal-level status toward stronger crops, clones, and Supreme Ultimate Treasures.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang discovers a new Mining Event and buys a Level 7 excavation permit, which grants access to a mine for ten days.
• He sends his Star Gate Vine Clone into the mine with iron pickaxes and shovels from the Daily Shop. The mine contains abundant Level 7 ores, mostly materials for Supreme Treasures and some Top-Tier Heavy Treasures.
• At first, Xiao Yang finds no Level 8 ore and wonders whether the mine contains only Level 7 materials. He begins mining anyway, then discovers that Level 8 ore lies beneath some Level 7 deposits.
• The game’s iron tools prove crucial: they can mine Level 8 metals far faster than Xiao Yang’s clone or its Ultimate Treasures can.
• Over several days, the clone exhausts more than a million Level 7 veins and mines over a thousand Level 8 veins. The haul could equip every Human Race Immortal with Supreme Treasures and every Venerable with Ultimate Treasures.
• On the ninth day, the clone finds a Level 9 vein of Blazing Star Flame Gold, a material for True God Ultimate Treasures, including palace-type treasures.

Character development

• Xiao Yang is resourceful and prepared: he had bought useful tools from the Daily Shop even before knowing he would need them.
• His initial disappointment at finding only Level 7 ore gives way to excitement as he uncovers deeper, rarer materials.
• He starts planning how to improve future mining runs, considering using his much larger Nether Sea Clone.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang directs his Star Gate Vine Clone remotely, using it to explore and mine across the enormous network of tunnels.
• The clone’s own abilities are insufficient for quickly extracting Level 8 ore, so Xiao Yang equips it with game tools that dramatically improve its mining speed.

Significant themes

• Preparation and adaptability: Items that seemed merely useful become essential when the right opportunity appears.
• Progression through discovery: Valuable resources are found at increasingly deeper levels, with the rarest materials beneath common deposits.
• The value of tools and scale: Specialized equipment and the right clone can turn a difficult, time-consuming task into large-scale resource gathering.
• Collective benefit: Xiao Yang’s mining haul could greatly strengthen the Human Race as a whole.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang’s Star Gate Vine Clone mines the entire level-9 Blazing Starflame Gold vein using game tools, since Xiao Yang himself can’t mine metal of that grade. The haul could supply more than a dozen True God-level Palace Supreme Treasures.
• Xiao Yang decides to refresh the daily goods every day and buy all available mining and farming tools, assigning an Avatar to the task. He hopes this will help him uncover more level-9 veins in future mining events.
• After the ten-day mining event ends, Xiao Yang visits Farm Town with byproducts from his level-10 crops, curious about what has changed since his character leveled up.
• He finds Charlie enjoying a drink outside his produce shop. Charlie recommends a newly opened tavern run by Jack, a brewer and bartender.
• At Jack’s Tavern, Xiao Yang orders every drink on the menu and pays with coins. He is especially struck by the powerful effects of Jack’s crop-based wines, beginning with Level-9 Corn Wine.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang shifts toward more systematic preparation, recognizing that game tools are essential to gathering high-grade materials. He also shows curiosity and enthusiasm about Farm Town’s new offerings.
• Charlie appears in a relaxed, social moment for the first time, introducing Xiao Yang to another town resident.
• Jack is introduced as Farm Town’s skilled brewer and bartender, with access to Xiao Yang’s produce through Charlie’s shop.

Significant themes

• Preparation and resourcefulness: Xiao Yang adapts his routine to overcome his inability to mine the highest-grade metals himself.
• The value of cooperation: His progress depends on tools and services provided by the game and its town residents.
• Unexpected uses of resources: Farm crops can become powerful drinks, turning agricultural goods into valuable consumables.

Character interactions

• Charlie greets Xiao Yang, offers him a drink, and points him toward Jack’s Tavern.
• Jack recognizes Xiao Yang through Charlie, praises the quality of his Farm’s ingredients, and offers him a selection of drinks.
• Xiao Yang eagerly asks to sample everything, beginning a new connection with Jack and his business.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang inspects Jack’s new wines. Many can restore divine power instantly and grant lasting buffs; others provide origin-law comprehension or improve affinity.
• Chili Pepper Wine grants mastery of the fire origin law and boosts comprehension. Cabbage and Lotus Seed Wines offer space- or time-origin insight, potentially helping Xiao Yang become a Universe Master.
• Though Pomegranate Wine cannot further raise Xiao Yang’s already-maxed space-origin affinity, he loves its flavor and orders a hundred bottles of every wine.
• Jack’s cocktails combine several buffs, but for a shorter duration.
• Xiao Yang explores Farm Town’s new Restaurant, Bakery, and Tailor Shop. The food and bread enhance crops’ effects, while the Tailor Shop crafts high-tier battle suits. He commissions suits at every Ultimate Treasure tier through True God Supreme Treasure level, using Farm by-products and planning suits for his clones.
• The Human Race secretly uses Farm crops and milk to strengthen experts and prepare a population of one trillion for reproduction in Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe. Human Universe Masters already in the Primordial Universe have consumed level-7 milk, greatly enlarging their divine bodies and increasing their total divine power at least a hundred millionfold.
• This power enables large-scale resurrection, including Venerables, Kings, Marquis-level and Ordinary Immortals, and some qualified World Lords. The Human Race also relaxes restrictions on certain goods for Hong Alliance races to collect their universe crystals.
• In the Cosmic Sea, a clone of Chaos City Lord reaches a point millions of light-years from the Primordial Universe. Using a starlit plant fragment, he opens a spatial portal.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang recognizes the strategic value of Farm products, eagerly tests the wine, places a large order, and invests in custom equipment for his clones.
• Jack’s brewing and new businesses expand Farm Town’s usefulness beyond crop production.
• Human leaders coordinate their preparations in secret, using the new resources to strengthen the species and restore fallen fighters.
• Chaos City Lord’s actions suggest a new development is underway, though the portal’s destination or purpose is not yet revealed.

Significant themes

• Resource-driven power: Farm products transform recovery, cultivation, and equipment-making.
• Preparation and secrecy: The Human Race quietly builds strength and population while concealing its plans.
• Collective resilience: Increased divine power enables the resurrection of a much broader range of fallen humans.
• Expansion and discovery: New shops and the unexplained portal hint at the Farm’s growing influence and emerging opportunities.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang and the Chaos City Lord confirm that Xiao Yang’s Star Gate Vine Clone can open a Star Gate in the Cosmic Sea.
• A detached fragment of the clone erodes in the Cosmic Sea’s chaotic currents, but lasts several seconds. Wearing an Ultimate Treasure battle suit, Xiao Yang can endure the environment briefly, though his Divine Power steadily drains.
• When Xiao Yang opens a Star Gate in the Cosmic Sea, an Annihilation Divine Wind bursts through. The Chaos City Lord deflects most of it, but even a trace costs Xiao Yang a significant amount of Divine Power. They return to the Primordial Universe through another Star Gate.
• Back in Chaos City, Xiao Yang reunites with Luo Feng, Hong, and Thunder God, who congratulate him on becoming Immortal. He gives them Farm-grown foods and treasures, including crops that aid insight and Level 7 Wild Ginseng that can greatly increase Gene Level.
• The conversation turns to Earth. Luo Feng says many of his descendants lack good character, while other young people from Earth show promise. He plans to conceal and limit the strength of future descendants so they can grow independently.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang’s ability proves highly useful but also dangerous: he can travel through the Cosmic Sea, yet its environment and sudden hazards make extended stays risky.
• The Chaos City Lord acts as a cautious mentor, testing the clone fragment first, shielding Xiao Yang from the wind, and warning him about Cosmic Sea dangers.
• Xiao Yang shares his resources generously with his three friends, who accept his gifts with gratitude. Thunder God jokes that Xiao Yang must be a pharmacist to produce such treasures.
• Luo Feng reflects critically on his family’s privilege and considers a plan to give future descendants more independent upbringings.

Significant themes

• Power and peril: A remarkable ability offers new possibilities, but survival in the Cosmic Sea requires preparation and strength.
• Mentorship and caution: The Chaos City Lord’s guidance helps Xiao Yang test his limits without unnecessary risk.
• Generosity and friendship: Xiao Yang celebrates his breakthrough by sharing valuable resources.
• Privilege and self-reliance: Luo Feng worries that inherited status has weakened some descendants and seeks to let them prove themselves on their own.

Chapter Summary

Key plot points

• Luo Feng is frustrated that, despite strict family rules, some of his many descendants have grown spoiled. Hong suggests sealing descendants’ cultivation and hiding their identities so they can grow up in ordinary circumstances; Thunder God offers Jia Yi’s family as an example.
• Luo Feng decides to apply this approach to some of his descendants, keeping them away from the Luo Family until they mature.
• Xiao Yang reflects that Earth’s people have been made too comfortable by easy access to resources, limiting the emergence of strong-willed geniuses. He recalls that Earth has traditionally produced exceptional people during hardship.
• With the Virtual Universe Company’s help, Earth has spent centuries under simulated periods of upheaval, while its inhabitants’ bloodlines are kept at Ninth Level. The experiments have produced many people with the potential to become Immortals, and a few who might reach King-level.
• Encouraged by the results, the group continues the program, and Luo Feng decides to raise some of his descendants in similar conditions.
• Luo Feng asks whether Xiao Yang will take a disciple. Xiao Yang declines, saying his cultivation is accelerating and he expects to become a Venerable within a thousand to ten thousand years; for now, he has no time to teach.

Character developments and interactions

• Luo Feng shifts from frustration to a firm plan to protect his descendants from privilege by concealing their identities and sealing their cultivation. He remains willing to support them later if they lack talent.
• Hong calmly advises Luo Feng to let younger generations manage their own affairs and endorses controlled hardship as a way to build character.
• Thunder God teases Luo Feng while reinforcing the idea that children raised without wealth can become impressive.
• Xiao Yang takes quiet amusement in Luo Feng’s family troubles, but his deeper concern is how to cultivate Earth’s people without weakening their drive. He is confident in his own rapid progress and postpones becoming a mentor.

Significant themes

• Hardship and character: Earth’s strongest people have historically emerged from difficult times; comfort and privilege can weaken ambition.
• Parenting and privilege: Sealing cultivation and hiding family status are presented as ways to help descendants develop independence and resilience.
• Potential versus environment: Earthlings may not match the greatest natural talents, but the right conditions can bring out extraordinary character and promise.
• Personal ambition: Xiao Yang prioritizes his own advancement over discipleship because he believes his cultivation is still accelerating.

Key plot points

• After chatting with Xiao Yang for three days, Luo Feng and two fellow Earth-born friends leave. Xiao Yang has told them he expects to become a Venerable within ten thousand years, and they believe him despite feeling the gulf between their progress and his.
• Xiao Yang continues giving the three valuable resources, including crops from the Game World. He is no longer relying on Luo Feng for support; he wants his friends to grow strong enough to remain companions as he rises.
• He sends an avatar back toward the Extraterritorial Battlefield, intending to confront the Venerables who killed his former avatar and the Star Devourer Lord who once placed a bounty on him.
• In a remote region of the Human Territory, Xiao Yang’s original body tests his new innate secret skill, Universe Evolution. It rapidly creates a miniature universe, consuming nearly ten percent of his immense divine power.
• Inside the miniature universe, chaos gives way to planets and continents. The origin and fusion laws interact in unfamiliar ways, then plants and even simple organisms appear. Fascinated, Xiao Yang and his Game World clones stop their other work to observe.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is confident in his extraordinary future and enjoys teasing his friends with his predictions, but his generosity reflects genuine concern for their continued progress and friendship. He also presents his planned retaliation as an act of “kindness,” joking that he wants a master reunited with his disciples.
• Luo Feng and his companions feel intimidated by Xiao Yang’s rapid advancement, yet their strong wills turn that discouragement into determination. They believe they can eventually reach his level.
• Their three-day conversation shows that, despite the widening power gap, Xiao Yang still values the rare ease and companionship he shares with these old friends.

Significant themes

• The isolating effects of power: As Xiao Yang advances, old peers find it harder to relate to him; friendship depends on whether they can keep growing alongside him.
• Ambition and perseverance: Xiao Yang’s confidence contrasts with his friends’ slower progress, but their resolve remains intact.
• Discovery through power: Universe Evolution transforms immense divine energy into a living miniature cosmos, revealing new possibilities in the laws of the universe.

Key plot points

• Xiao Yang studies the Eight Fusion Laws as they unfold in a simulated Miniature Universe, gaining insight into the fusion laws as well as the Space and Time Origin Laws.
• He watches the Miniature Universe’s life and worlds fade, then sees it collapse as energy from the Primordial Universe floods in. The destruction leaves him with a new appreciation of how catastrophic a universe’s death could be.
• Xiao Yang enters the Game World and spends three years in seclusion absorbing what he learned. He improves his secret technique to a Venerable-level peak standard and makes preliminary progress fusing Space Strangulation with Space Lock, and Time Acceleration with Time Deceleration.
• After replenishing his Divine Power with level-8 fruit wine, he prepares to use Universe Evolution again. Instead, he notices his Avatar has obtained a new Level-10 crop: the Power-Burning Fruit.
• The fruit lets a True God or Universe Master burn Divine Power to raise attack strength by one tier, with the burning stoppable at will. Xiao Yang has his Avatar cultivate and store more, though he cannot safely use one yet.

Character development

• Xiao Yang’s understanding of the laws deepens, and he becomes more confident that he can reach the Venerable realm sooner than expected.
• His three years of study substantially strengthen his secret technique and begin advancing his command of Space and Time laws.
• He demonstrates foresight by recognizing the Power-Burning Fruit’s strategic value and stockpiling it for when he reaches a suitable realm.

Significant themes

• Learning through observation: The Miniature Universe’s evolution and destruction teach Xiao Yang about laws in ways that abstract study alone could not.
• Power and its cost: Burning Divine Power can decide a battle, but its intensity and risks make control essential.
• Preparation for future strength: Xiao Yang gathers valuable resources now, even when he cannot yet use them.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang’s main interaction is with his Avatar, whom he directs to ripen and store the newly discovered fruit. The rest of the chapter focuses on Xiao Yang’s solitary study, cultivation, and reflection.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang sends an additional Avatar to the Eleventh Battlefield to train, while his true body and three clones continue studying laws in the Game World. His weakest Tianxu Avatar remains in the villa’s Media Room to strengthen his already formidable will.
• Using enhanced Teleportation and Star Gate Vine Avatars, Xiao Yang travels to the Broken Starfield and searches the Shattered Star Sea, where Venerables are hunting for Soul Crystals.
• A powerful detector reveals more than a hundred nearby fighters, including Venerable Lata, a High Venerable from a race allied with the Demon Race.
• Xiao Yang ambushes Lata with his Top-tier Supreme Treasure spear, Gui Yi. His unprecedented attack disrupts nearby space and time, damages Lata’s Heavy Treasure, and strips away more than 70% of his Divine Power.
• Lata recognizes Xiao Yang but is stunned by how much stronger he is than intelligence reports suggested. Both burn Divine Power, but Xiao Yang’s second strike destroys Lata’s counterattack and drains his remaining power. The excerpt ends with Lata apparently defeated.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows growing confidence and control: he uses his expanded mobility, advanced equipment, and Domain skill to locate and ambush a stronger opponent. His attack demonstrates power approaching the level of a Top Universe Overlord.
• Venerable Lata shifts from alert combatant to desperate survivor. His surprise at Xiao Yang’s strength leaves him little time to respond, and he burns Divine Power in a futile attempt to escape defeat.
• Their encounter is a direct clash between Xiao Yang’s unexpected advancement and Lata’s reliance on outdated intelligence.

Significant themes

• Rapid growth and underestimated strength: Xiao Yang has surpassed what other races believe possible.
• Preparation and strategic advantage: superior detection, mobility, and timing let Xiao Yang strike before Lata can deploy his full abilities.
• Overwhelming power and its cost: burning Divine Power can briefly intensify a fighter’s strength, but Xiao Yang’s advantage remains decisive.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang reflects on how easily he can now kill a High Venerable, while noting that his true body is far more powerful than the avatars he uses on the Extraterrestrial Battlefield. A crop-granted secret technique could let him unleash an attack rivaling a Fourth- or Fifth-Order Universe Master, though using it would consume all his Divine Power.
• Despite these extraordinary abilities, Xiao Yang continues developing his own secret techniques and Law Comprehension, knowing that relying on the Farm’s gifts could eventually hinder his growth.
• News spreads that Xiao Yang has killed more than thirty Venerables in under a year, including the Universe Overlord Venerable Qianji. His top-tier Domain Supreme Treasure let him control whether to fight or retreat and prevented reinforcements from reaching Qianji. The three races’ Venerables begin traveling in groups.
• The Dream Demon Ancestor, Zerg Queen, and Mechanical Race Father God meet to discuss the danger Xiao Yang poses. Unable to easily kill him—and knowing he can be resurrected—they decide to weaken the Human Race instead, restrict its territory and opportunities, and recruit other peak powers to help contain it.
• The three leaders also consider a massive combined attack against Giant Axe, whose power within the Primordial Universe is limited, while combined attacks can exceed that limit.
• On the battlefield, a Demon Race Top Universe Overlord rallies Venerables from the three races to ambush and kill several of Xiao Yang’s avatars.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is increasingly formidable but remains cautious about depending on borrowed power; he prioritizes lasting personal growth.
• The Dream Demon Ancestor sees Xiao Yang as a potential future Primal Ancestor and urges decisive action against the Human Race.
• The Zerg Queen judges Xiao Yang difficult to kill directly and proposes a broader strategy of containment and political alliance.
• The Mechanical Race Father God agrees and raises the possibility of using coordinated attacks against Giant Axe.
• The three leaders align their plans, while their forces shift from confronting Xiao Yang individually to coordinated assaults on his avatars.

Significant themes

• Power and its limits: Xiao Yang’s explosive borrowed strength is immense but costly, while durable growth requires cultivating his own abilities.
• Fear of rising power: Xiao Yang’s rapid progress unites rival races against him and the Human Race.
• Strategy over direct confrontation: Unable to eliminate Xiao Yang easily, his enemies target his allies, territory, and access to future growth.
• Escalation through cooperation: The races’ answer to individual strength is collective force—both politically and on the battlefield.

Plot points and events

• Venerables from the Three Races—and other major factions—are drawn by the many Top-tier Supreme Treasures carried by Xiao Yang’s four avatars on the Extraterrestrial Battlefield. They organize a mass attack to kill or capture him and seize his equipment.
• Led by Demon Race Venerable Tianhua, the planned force grows to more than a thousand Venerables, including Universe Overlords. They intend to trap Xiao Yang somewhere that prevents teleportation, while more powerful fighters rush to join.
• In the Virtual Universe, the Primal Ancestor warns Xiao Yang about the threat. Xiao Yang remains confident and sees the attackers as potential Venerable slaves.
• Xiao Yang explains that his farming rewards and other cultivation resources have already helped enslaved King-level fighters make rapid progress; one has even become a Venerable. He hopes to use the same methods to cultivate powerful bottlenecked experts.
• A second Primal Ancestor suddenly appears in the private space, causing the simulated version to vanish. The real Primal Ancestor reveals that the Primordial Universe’s suppression of him has weakened, allowing him to appear freely in the Virtual Universe.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is unperturbed by the looming assault and treats it as an opportunity to expand his enslaved forces. His confidence is backed by his resources and growing ability to develop his subordinates.
• The Primal Ancestor shows concern by warning his disciple, but respects Xiao Yang’s judgment. His unexpected freedom in the Virtual Universe marks a major change in his circumstances.
• Xiao Yang and the Primal Ancestor share a calm mentor–student conversation that turns into mutual astonishment when the real Primal Ancestor appears.

Significant themes

• Power and greed: Xiao Yang’s treasures transform him into a target, showing how wealth can provoke alliances and escalate conflict.
• Opportunity amid danger: Xiao Yang interprets a coordinated attack not merely as a threat but as a chance to gain powerful followers.
• Cultivation and potential: Talent-enhancing resources may help long-stalled experts break through, suggesting that the right opportunity can unlock immense growth.
• Unintended consequences: The Primal Ancestor’s weakened suppression may be a result of Xiao Yang’s influence, hinting that his actions are changing the established course of events.

Chapter Summary: “Siege by Alien Venerables”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Primal Ancestor makes unprecedented progress in the Virtual Universe. He can now freely appear, speak, and move beyond the Virtual Universe Origin Land rather than relying on stiff simulations.
• This development suggests that the Primordial Universe’s suppression of him has weakened further. Primal Ancestor himself does not know why, but believes his eventual release may be approaching.
• The Human Race prepares a Supreme Council meeting so its Universe Masters and Venerables can meet Primal Ancestor and receive his guidance. His return to active instruction could greatly strengthen the entire race.
• Xiao Yang does not attend the meeting because one of his Avatars is being besieged in the Abyss Sea on the Second Battlefield.
• The Abyss Sea prevents both Teleportation and Divine Kingdom Teleportation, allowing numerous Alien Race powerhouses to surround Xiao Yang undetected.
• Venerable Tianhua, a powerful disciple of Dream Demon Ancestor and second only to the Lord of Sky Wolf within the Sky Wolf Clan, leads the assault. He demands that Xiao Yang surrender all his Ultimate Treasures and Supreme Treasures.
• Xiao Yang refuses and challenges the attackers. When the Alien Race forces launch a coordinated attack, he counters directly against Venerable Tianhua while revealing a group of extraordinarily powerful vines.
• The vines possess an aura identical to Xiao Yang’s and carry specially made Ultimate Treasures. They destroy or block the attackers’ techniques, revealing that they are another of Xiao Yang’s bodies rather than his familiar Flame Star Vine.

Character Developments

• Primal Ancestor: His capabilities and freedom have expanded significantly. He can now personally teach the Human Race’s strongest experts, implying that his confinement is weakening and that liberation may be possible.
• Xiao Yang: He remains confident and defiant despite being surrounded. He demonstrates that his strength is far greater than the Alien Races expected and reveals the existence of an additional body with immense combat power.
• Venerable Tianhua: He is portrayed as a powerful, experienced aggressor who understands Xiao Yang’s known abilities but underestimates the extent of his hidden resources. His attempt to intimidate Xiao Yang fails.
• Human Race powerhouses: They stand to benefit greatly from Primal Ancestor’s renewed ability to provide direct instruction.

Significant Themes

• Suppression and liberation: Primal Ancestor’s increased freedom reflects the gradual weakening of the forces restraining him and raises the possibility of his eventual release.
• Hidden strength and deception: Xiao Yang’s enemies believe they understand his capabilities, but his additional body and enhanced vines overturn their assumptions.
• Collective advancement: Primal Ancestor’s teachings represent a major opportunity for the Human Race to improve as a whole.
• Confidence against overwhelming odds: Xiao Yang refuses to surrender even when trapped by superior numbers and hostile terrain.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Yang directly questions Primal Ancestor about the reason for his increased freedom, but Primal Ancestor admits that he does not know.
• The Human Race organizes a council meeting to introduce Primal Ancestor to its other top experts and enable him to guide them.
• Venerable Tianhua attempts to negotiate with Xiao Yang by threatening to destroy his Avatar and demanding his treasures.
• Xiao Yang mocks Tianhua’s demand and rejects the offer, prompting Tianhua and the surrounding Alien Race powerhouses to attack.
• During the battle, Xiao Yang targets Tianhua with a spear strike while his newly revealed vines defend against the others, exposing the existence of another powerful body.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang’s Star Gate Vine Clone joins the battle. Alien Race experts hope it has a soul they can attack, but discover it is soulless like his Tianxu Avatar.
• The attackers consider retreating, fearing the clone’s immense plant-life body can endure until Human Race reinforcements arrive. Venerable Tianhua persuades them to stay and summon more forces, promising the chance to kill Human Race Venerables and claim their treasures.
• The siege grows as Alien Race Venerables flock to the battlefield. Xiao Yang fights back, targeting opponents one at a time and trying to knock them unconscious rather than kill them.
• After more than a month, around 3,000 Venerables are attacking him. Xiao Yang has killed over twenty and captured six in slumber, while the attackers have depleted more than a tenth of the Star Gate Vine Clone’s Divine Power.
• Instead of calling for help, Xiao Yang deliberately waits for more enemies. He summons his other three avatars; seeing them and their many Top-tier Supreme Treasures, the attackers become even more eager and some burn Divine Power to reach the battle quickly.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang remains confident and strategic. He treats the growing siege as an opportunity to capture or defeat more enemies, not as a crisis, and keeps his strongest resources hidden until the moment suits him.
• Venerable Tianhua turns the other attackers’ fear into greed, arguing that a larger battle could yield greater rewards.
• The Alien Race Venerables shift from cautious doubt to excited determination. They believe Xiao Yang’s clones can eventually be worn down, and avoid self-destruction because they expect to be rescued if merely incapacitated.
• Xiao Yang and the attackers engage in a prolonged contest of attrition: he seeks to disable individuals, while they steadily assemble overwhelming numbers and try to exhaust his clone.

Significant themes

• Greed overriding caution: The prospect of treasure persuades the Alien Race experts to remain despite the danger.
• Patience and strategy: Xiao Yang uses the attackers’ confidence and desire for spoils to draw more of them into his trap.
• Scale and endurance: The Star Gate Vine Clone’s enormous Divine Power makes defeating Xiao Yang a long, costly undertaking.
• Misjudgment: The attackers interpret Xiao Yang’s refusal to flee as evidence that he is trapped, while he sees it as a chance to gather more opponents.