Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• Over half a month, the siege of Xiao Yang intensifies: more than ten thousand Venerables—many from the Northern Border Alliance and races allied with the Three Races—join the attack.
• Xiao Yang’s Star Gate Vine Clone loses over thirty percent of its Divine Power, but he continues fighting fiercely, killing more than fifty Venerables and rendering roughly a dozen dormant.
• The Primal Ancestor warns Xiao Yang that Moji, a Universe Master of the Northern Border Alliance, is heading to the Abyssal Sea. The Three Races have also sent Universe Masters, while Chaos, Peng Gong, and Qing Dong arrive to support Xiao Yang and help him escape.
• Xiao Yang raises the possibility of enslaving many of the attacking Venerables, especially the High Venerables, and turning them into future Universe Masters for humanity. He asks whether the Human Race is prepared for the war that would follow.
• After brief hesitation, the Primal Ancestor gives Xiao Yang his full backing, declaring that humanity will face the consequences together. Xiao Yang asks him to tell his senior brothers to prepare.
• Back at the battlefield, another of Xiao Yang’s clones appears inside the Star Gate Vine Clone, prompting the besieging Venerables to react.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang remains composed despite the mounting danger. His focus extends beyond surviving the siege: he is willing to risk escalation to build lasting strength for the Human Race by enslaving powerful enemies.
• The Primal Ancestor shifts from caution to decisive support. His fierce resolve reveals both his deep commitment to humanity and the formidable power beneath his usually gentle manner.

Significant themes

• Sacrifice and collective responsibility: Strengthening humanity may provoke a wider war, but Xiao Yang and the Primal Ancestor accept that risk together.
• Long-term strategy over immediate safety: Xiao Yang sees the besieging Venerables not only as enemies, but as potential future assets for his race.
• Trust within the Human Race: The Primal Ancestor’s pledge gives Xiao Yang the freedom to act, while Xiao Yang in turn trusts his teacher and fellow human experts to prepare.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang urgently consults the Primal Ancestor about the threat posed by incoming Universe Masters and the consequences of mass enslavement.
• The Primal Ancestor weighs the danger, then assures Xiao Yang that the Human Race will support him.
• Xiao Yang asks the Primal Ancestor to alert his senior brothers, then returns to the besieged battlefield, where the arrival of another clone immediately draws the attackers’ attention.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang reveals a new clone that possesses a soul. The Venerables attacking him realize this could let them kill or enslave him, and they become even more eager to seize him and his many identical, powerful treasures.
• The Demon Race alerts its Universe Masters, while the Zerg Queen sets out personally despite the restriction on higher-level beings entering the battlefield. The Machine Race is less concerned because it cannot enslave Xiao Yang.
• Soul attacks fail because Xiao Yang has a top-tier soul treasure. He then burns divine power—with help from the Star Gate Vine Clone—and unleashes “Eternal Sinking.”
• The attack spreads rapidly, trapping almost every nearby Venerable in an illusion. Xiao Yang’s domain prevents the few unaffected, largely soulless foes from escaping.
• Xiao Yang follows with “Sparks Set the Prairie Ablaze.” The Star Gate Vine Clone again replenishes his divine power, while the starlit flames destroy the remaining soulless enemies and severely damage their palaces.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shifts from enduring the siege to launching a decisive counterattack, revealing that his soul defenses and abilities are far more formidable than his enemies expected.
• The attackers’ greed over his treasures turns to terror when they are caught in his illusion.
• The Star Gate Vine Clone actively supports Xiao Yang by transferring divine power, enabling him to use successive costly techniques.
• The Demon Race and Zerg leadership respond urgently to the threat of losing Xiao Yang to rival forces; the Zerg Queen takes direct action.

Significant themes

• Greed and its consequences: The Venerables’ desire for Xiao Yang’s treasures makes them hesitate when they sense danger, costing them their chance to escape.
• Preparation and hidden strength: Xiao Yang’s soul treasure, domain, and allied clone combine to counter the siege.
• Power and escalation: His attacks overwhelm nearly the entire force, while the major races scramble to secure him or prevent others from doing so.

Key plot points

• Xiao Yang uses a Giant Tower to pull in the Alien Race Venerables’ palace treasures, then removes his other forces and leaves behind an empty Tianxu Avatar. More than ten thousand enemies vanish from the Abyssal Sea, leaving only treasure fragments.
• The Zerg Queen arrives and tries to recruit Xiao Yang, offering to accept any terms. When he refuses and challenges her to make the Zerg Empresses part of the Human Race, she demands the return of the captured Zerg Venerables and threatens to escalate the war.
• Xiao Yang refuses, predicting that the Zerg will need to revive its fallen Venerables. The Queen destroys his empty avatar, while Xiao Yang’s true body continues working in the Game World.
• Xiao Yang has captured at least seven thousand Alien Race Venerables alive and plans to enslave at least half. He confines them separately inside John’s Peak Ultimate Treasure, the Giant Tower.
• The chapter explains Xiao Yang’s custom-made Bronze Ancient Bell, a True God-level Ultimate Treasure. Its soul-based secret techniques include Eternal Sinking, which can immobilize even a powerful Universe Master—and easily trap Venerables.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows strategic foresight, strong will, and growing ambition: he turns the battle’s survivors into potential assets for humanity, despite knowing that enslaving them will intensify the conflict. He also keeps the Queen from discovering his real forces and treasures.
• The Zerg Queen shifts from diplomatic persuasion to a direct ultimatum when recruitment fails. She recognizes that the avatar before her has no soul or valuables, but cannot locate Xiao Yang’s other forces.
• Their exchange establishes a sharp divide: the Queen seeks to recover her people and protect Zerg interests, while Xiao Yang treats the war as inevitable and refuses to bargain away his advantage.
• John, though absent, is shown to have equipped Xiao Yang with specialized high-level treasures tailored to his abilities.

Significant themes

• Escalation and retaliation: The war is already underway, and Xiao Yang expects his actions to deepen it rather than restore peace.
• Power through preparation: Concealment, specialized treasures, and careful planning allow Xiao Yang to overcome limits that would normally prevent him from using a True God-level artifact.
• Captivity and allegiance: By enslaving enemy Venerables, Xiao Yang turns military victory into a means of strengthening humanity—but at the cost of further hostility.

Key events

• Xiao Yang enslaves more than 5,000 Alien Race Venerables, though a few powerful soul specialists manage to self-destruct. The number he captures nearly matches the Human Race’s entire Venerable population.
• He supplies the captives with law-affinity and insight-enhancing crops—including Level-9 Crops—and orders them to pursue breakthroughs to Universe Master. Level-8 Enlightenment Tea Leaves and Watermelons support their training. The remaining dozen or so, led by Top Universe Overlord Venerable Tianhua, receive the same opportunity and express gratitude.
• Xiao Yang sends an Avatar into the Virtual Universe, where Human Race leaders have gathered at Giant Axe Temple. They are alarmed by the attack on Xiao Yang and prepare to intervene, but the Primal Ancestor tells them Xiao Yang can handle it and calls the Chaos City Lord back.
• A projected live feed reveals Xiao Yang’s overwhelming power: he kills or suppresses the attacking Venerables, including confronting the Zerg Queen. His Avatar then vanishes and the feed ends, leaving the Human leaders stunned.
• The leaders debate Xiao Yang’s extraordinary equipment and abilities: a soul-type Supreme Ultimate Treasure, a Peak Ultimate Treasure palace, and secret techniques seemingly at the level of a True God. Xiao Yang then appears in the temple, and the Primal Ancestor asks what he intends to do with the enslaved Venerables.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shifts from defending himself to turning captured enemies into prospective Universe Masters, showing both immense power and a practical willingness to cultivate his enslaved forces.
• The captured Venerables, especially Tianhua and the remaining Overlords, become grateful and hopeful, seeing Xiao Yang’s gifts as their best chance to advance.
• The Primal Ancestor trusts Xiao Yang’s strength but is ultimately as astonished as everyone else by the scale of his victory.
• Giant Axe and the other Human leaders move from concern and readiness to help, to disbelief and intense curiosity about Xiao Yang’s powers and treasures.

Significant themes

• Power and unprecedented achievement: Even the Primordial Universe’s greatest figures struggle to explain what Xiao Yang has accomplished.
• Opportunity through domination: The enslaved Venerables receive the resources and guidance needed to pursue advancement they could not otherwise attain.
• Limits of knowledge: The chapter emphasizes that even the most experienced cosmic powers have never witnessed anything comparable to Xiao Yang’s abilities.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang reveals that he has enslaved more than five thousand alien Venerables, including many High Venerables and Universe Overlords. The human leaders are astonished and delighted, recognizing that the captives greatly increase the Human Race’s strength.
• He explains that the enslavement took place somewhere even Giant Axe Creator cannot resurrect the dead, and that attempting resurrection on the Extraterrestrial Battlefield would expose the operation.
• Primal Ancestor warns that the aliens’ heavy losses could lead to a major war within ten thousand years. The human leaders recall their forces, debate possible strategies, and prepare even for retreating into Primal Ancestor’s and Giant Axe’s Miniature Universes.
• After several days of planning, Xiao Yang tells Primal Ancestor that he will avoid the battlefield and cultivate in seclusion. He also asks his teacher to guide a dozen especially talented enslaved Universe Overlords, hoping they can advance.

Character developments and interactions

• The human leaders move from shock to excitement, then to sober concern as they grasp both the scale of Xiao Yang’s gains and the risk of escalation. Rather than blame him, they praise and reassure him.
• Darkness Lord offers to help prevent the aliens from self-destructing, showing support for Xiao Yang while protecting his own concealed identity.
• Xiao Yang remains candid and confident. He acknowledges the danger but believes he may become strong enough to face it, and he seeks to develop his enslaved Overlords rather than simply rely on them as fighters.
• Primal Ancestor comforts Xiao Yang by recalling the Human Race’s past survival through even worse crises, then readily agrees to mentor the promising captives. Their exchange reinforces their trust and teacher–disciple bond.

Significant themes

• Strength and responsibility: Xiao Yang’s power dramatically improves humanity’s position, but it also raises the stakes of war.
• Preparation amid uncertainty: The leaders weigh offensive, defensive, and worst-case options rather than assuming victory.
• Loyalty and belonging: Although Xiao Yang’s actions may provoke conflict, his allies support him, and he feels reassured by their faith.
• Growth through mentorship: Xiao Yang and Primal Ancestor aim to turn the enslaved Overlords’ potential into greater fighting strength.

Key plot points and events

• The Primal Ancestor agrees to guide Xiao Yang’s enslaved Venerables, believing Xiao Yang is pleased about the help. Xiao Yang is actually excited because a new Manor skin has appeared.
• Xiao Yang buys the expensive Number 05881 Vacation Manor skin and transforms his small villa into a vast estate with multiple specialized buildings.
• The new Manor dramatically improves law comprehension, energy absorption, temporary insight, and thinking speed. Its evolving Source of Laws gives Xiao Yang and his law-capable avatars a powerful new environment for study.
• Xiao Yang discovers the Manor’s facilities: a library that accepts only True God-level manuals and multiplies comprehension benefits, plus a sports arena with adjustable time flow of up to one million times normal speed. He plans to use the arena to develop and refine secret techniques.
• Several enslaved experts report that they are nearing breakthroughs. Most notably, Northern Border Alliance Universe Overlord Star Lord Tianhan believes he can become a Universe Master within a hundred years inside the Manor. Other Venerables have also entered sudden enlightenment.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is delighted by the skin upgrade and quickly recognizes its potential to accelerate both his own cultivation and his work on secret techniques. He becomes especially excited at the prospect of gaining a Universe Master slave.
• The Primal Ancestor remains unaware of Xiao Yang’s real source of excitement and is focused on helping the enslaved Venerables develop.
• Star Lord Tianhan gains insight from observing the evolving laws and confidently anticipates a breakthrough. The other slaves’ progress suggests the upgrade benefits them as well as Xiao Yang.
• Xiao Yang’s slaves approach him respectfully to report their impending breakthroughs, following his instruction to notify him in advance so he can arrange for them to return to the Primordial Universe.

Significant themes

• Cultivation through opportunity and environment: A better setting and guidance can help rare talents advance toward major breakthroughs.
• Compounding advantages: The Manor’s bonuses, library, and time-dilated arena combine to make study and training far more efficient.
• Ambition and instrumental relationships: Xiao Yang views his slaves’ breakthroughs as both their advancement and a potential expansion of his power.

Summary

• Xiao Yang prepares a powerful force: After a year, nearly all of his enslaved Venerables and Universe Overlords have emerged from enlightenment stronger. Twelve believe they can become Universe Masters within a century, and Xiao Yang estimates that, with time acceleration and his stock of Ultimate Treasures, he could build an army of more than a thousand Top Universe Overlords. He sends those ready to advance back to the Primordial Universe and enters seclusion to reach Universe Master level himself.
• The siege’s consequences become clear: Across the Primordial Universe, factions learn that Xiao Yang killed or enslaved most of the Alien Race Venerables who had joined the attack against him. Resurrected survivors report that he tried to enslave them too; factions conclude that those they cannot resurrect have become his slaves. The scale and method of the feat baffle everyone, since Xiao Yang is believed to be only an Immortal.
• The Three Races suffer especially severe losses: The Demon Race loses more than sixty Venerables to enslavement, including Venerable Tianhua, a Top Universe Overlord and personal disciple of the Dream Demon Ancestor. The Zerg lose at least thirty of their own Venerables, while the Machine Race is less affected because many of its losses came from subordinate races. The Dream Demon Ancestor and Zerg Queen are enraged, and the losses leave all three races badly weakened.
• Fear and political maneuvering spread: Venerables withdraw from the Extraterrestrial Battlefield to avoid encountering Xiao Yang. The Three Races and other affected factions begin seeking allies to pressure the Human Race into surrendering him. Many condemn Xiao Yang, but others envy his achievement and want to know how he gained such power.
• The Human Race quietly prepares: Eight years later, battlefield fighting has diminished, but the calm seems temporary. Coordinated by the Virtual Universe, the Human Race relocates promising talents to safer Miniature Universes and Divine Kingdoms, uses treasures obtained from Xiao Yang to strengthen its Venerables, and moves important secret realms into the Miniature Universes of Giant Axe and the Primal Ancestor.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shifts from surviving the siege to preparing for long-term growth: he cultivates, develops his enslaved followers, and plans to reach Universe Master level.
• The Dream Demon Ancestor and Zerg Queen respond to the losses with fury; the Dream Demon Ancestor’s personal connection to Tianhua makes his enslavement especially significant.
• The major factions move from shock and disbelief to attempts at collective pressure, while the Human Race closes ranks and prepares for future conflict.
• The chapter emphasizes that enslavement is more devastating than death: it removes a faction’s powerhouse permanently while giving that strength to its enemy.

Significant themes

• Power and imbalance: One individual’s extraordinary strength overturns the balance among major races.
• The value of talent: Venerables represent immense time, resources, and strategic investment.
• Fear and escalation: Xiao Yang’s victory reduces battlefield activity but encourages alliances and preparations for a larger confrontation.
• Preparation over complacency: Both Xiao Yang and the Human Race use the lull to build strength for what may come next.

Key plot points and events

• With the Human Race preparing for a looming crisis, Xiao Yang decides the eight years ahead are enough time for him to make a major breakthrough.
• He enters the Thousand Treasures River and tells the Chaos City Lord that he is ready to become a Venerable. The City Lord agrees to guard him.
• Xiao Yang merges three silver Secret Pattern Diagrams, triggering the Primordial Universe’s response. A gigantic five-colored vortex pours divine power into his Nether Sea Clone.
• The divine power also lets Xiao Yang’s original body and other clones convert their own power. His original body and Heavenly Void Clone transform immediately; the Star Gate Vine Clone finishes by drawing from the Nether Sea Clone.
• The vortex continues until all four bodies—the original and three clones—are fully converted into Venerable-level divine power. The scale of the gift astonishes the onlooking Human Race powerhouses and even the Chaos City Lord.
• Xiao Yang returns to the Game World. His in-game character has reached level 8, granting access to higher-tier crops. He considers whether he can obtain level-11 crops, though doing so would require enormous resources, and checks the prize wheel he has kept running for level-10 seeds.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang advances from Immortal to Venerable, gaining four complete Venerable-level divine bodies. His unusually abundant divine-power infusion reinforces how exceptional his potential is.
• The Chaos City Lord remains a supportive mentor, standing guard during the breakthrough. He is astonished—and faintly envious—at the vast divine-power gift Xiao Yang receives.
• The Human Race powerhouses initially fear the overwhelming pressure signals an attack, then gather in curiosity and realize Xiao Yang is the one advancing.

Significant themes

• Exceptional growth and destiny: Xiao Yang’s breakthrough surpasses expectations, and the Primordial Universe’s extraordinary favor hints at his unique status.
• Preparation for conflict: The Human Race’s preparations for an anticipated crisis form the backdrop to Xiao Yang’s rapid advancement.
• Power and resource constraints: Even with his new level, Xiao Yang’s ambitions are limited by the immense cost of acquiring higher-tier crops and universe crystals.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang checks the drop rate for Level-11 Crop seeds and finds it acceptable: roughly one seed per 10,000 Treasure Points spent on Voucher Points. He already has many Level-10 seeds and plans to use the crops he has grown.
• At his Manor, Xiao Yang and his three clones consume the prepared crops. The Nether Sea Clone absorbs their converted Divine Power, using it to form and merge new avatars.
• The crop energy greatly improves Xiao Yang’s affinity with the laws. He enters a state of enlightenment and can faintly sense the Fire Origin beyond the Origin Laws.
• Xiao Yang’s Avatar visits the newly changed Farm Town and finds new businesses, including a Musical Instrument Store, Gym, and Concert Hall.
• Curious about the Gym, Xiao Yang meets its owner, Tony, who introduces himself as the town’s Fighting Champion and offers combat training.
• Xiao Yang challenges Tony in the Gym’s familiar ring. Xiao Yang attacks with a Top-tier Supreme Treasure spear, but Tony dismisses the massive spear projection with a single finger, revealing overwhelming strength.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang: His cultivation and law comprehension advance significantly after consuming the crops. He becomes more curious about Farm Town’s new facilities and tests Tony’s claims directly.
• Tony: Introduced as a confident, muscular fitness coach and martial artist. His effortless destruction of Xiao Yang’s attack establishes him as extraordinarily powerful.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang and his clones pool the benefits of the crops, with the Nether Sea Clone receiving the resulting Divine Power.
• Tony greets Xiao Yang as the owner of a nearby Farm, explains his training services, and boasts of his fighting ability.
• Xiao Yang challenges Tony to demonstrate his skills; Tony invites him to attack and neutralizes the strike with ease.

Significant themes

• Cultivation through accumulated resources: The crops accelerate Xiao Yang’s power and deepen his understanding of the laws.
• Exploration and discovery: Farm Town’s new facilities open up possibilities beyond farming and cultivation.
• Power and humility: Despite Xiao Yang’s formidable abilities, Tony’s casual defense shows that the town still holds forces far beyond his expectations.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang tests his spear technique on Tony, using Durian’s Enhancement Secret Technique. Tony effortlessly destroys the attack, demonstrating his overwhelming strength.
• Tony critiques Xiao Yang’s technique and offers guidance. Xiao Yang applies the advice with his Avatars in the Farm’s millionfold-time Sports Arena and finds that even a few adjustments double the technique’s power.
• Tony offers paid lessons. Xiao Yang immediately buys a hundred million private sessions, arranging for Tony to teach him at his Manor.
• Tony suggests that hiring musicians to perform at Xiao Yang’s Farm could help strengthen his will. Intrigued, Xiao Yang buys a ticket to an upcoming symphony.
• While waiting for the performance, Xiao Yang visits the instrument shop. Its instruments are actually powerful Soul-type Supreme Treasures—far beyond the strength of his own custom-made bell.
• The shop owner, Aili, offers to craft instruments from materials supplied by customers. Xiao Yang provides suitable materials and pays Gold Coins for a set of forty-five instruments, requesting ones that are easy to learn to play.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang becomes more confident in the potential of his secret technique and eager to improve under Tony’s instruction. He also begins exploring music as another way to cultivate his will.
• Tony establishes himself as both a formidable fighter and a knowledgeable, commercially minded teacher.
• Aili is introduced as a proud, skilled instrument maker who believes her craftsmanship surpasses John’s.

Significant themes

• Learning and refinement: Expert guidance can greatly improve even a powerful technique.
• The Farm’s unusual possibilities: Its facilities and residents provide unexpected paths for growth, including training, music, and specialized crafting.
• Power and craftsmanship: The instruments’ immense strength highlights the gap between ordinary high-level treasures and the shop’s exceptional creations.

Character interactions

• Tony defeats Xiao Yang’s attack, then gives him practical instruction and negotiates paid lessons at Xiao Yang’s Manor.
• Xiao Yang and Tony discuss using orchestral performances to enhance willpower, prompting Xiao Yang to visit the Concert Hall.
• Aili explains the shop’s services and compares her skill with John’s; Xiao Yang commissions instruments from her using materials and Gold Coins.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang returns to the concert hall and watches the Fate Symphony Orchestra, whose performers include both familiar figures—Charlie, John, and others—and many ordinary-looking townspeople.
• The orchestra combines Chinese and Western instruments. Each instrument radiates an immense aura, comparable to or greater than powerful Ultimate Treasures, with some seeming as formidable as the Star Tower.
• The music has a remarkable effect on Xiao Yang: instead of strengthening his will through resistance or hardship, it actively guides his will upward. He and much of the audience are deeply affected by the performance.
• After the concert, Xiao Yang asks to hire the orchestra for a private performance at his Manor. Conductor Stephen agrees, explaining that the orchestra’s touring schedule means it may only be available once every few years. Xiao Yang accepts the fee of about ten thousand Gold Coins.
• Xiao Yang then takes high-level crop byproducts and ore to tailor-shop owner Sylvia and blacksmith John, commissioning several Ultimate Treasures to be delivered to his Farm.
• The chapter ends months later, as Xiao Yang and his clone begin awakening after immersing themselves in the Fire Origin.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang discovers a new, unusually effective way to strengthen his will and is eager to experience the symphony again, leading him to arrange a private performance.
• He interacts briefly with Charlie and the others, who greet him from separate boxes, and later speaks directly with Stephen to negotiate the concert.
• Xiao Yang also commissions equipment from John and Sylvia, continuing to make practical use of his resources and relationships.

Significant themes

• Music as power: The symphony functions as more than entertainment, directly nurturing and elevating will.
• Wonder and discovery: Xiao Yang encounters unfamiliar instruments, formidable artifacts, and a method of cultivation unlike those he has known.
• Preparation and progress: His orders for Ultimate Treasures and the awakening from the Fire Origin point toward continued growth and future challenges.

Key events

• Xiao Yang continues refining secret techniques in the Manor’s time-accelerated Sports Arena. Thanks to his affinity for Fire Origin Law, he has grasped a trace of it—an extraordinary feat for a Venerable—but incorporating it into his techniques remains difficult because it clashes with other laws.
• John arrives with the large batch of custom Ultimate Treasures Xiao Yang commissioned. He also delivers musical instruments and Battle Suits ordered by Aili and Sylvia.
• Xiao Yang rewards the frustrated John with rare high-level crop byproducts that can be used to make Void True God Ultimate Treasures. John’s irritation quickly turns to enthusiasm and an offer to take future orders.
• Xiao Yang asks John whether he can upgrade the Manor and make customized treasures for its many residents. John refuses emphatically, so Xiao Yang drops the idea and considers standardized equipment for them instead.
• Back in the Primordial Universe, Xiao Yang visits his teacher, the Primal Ancestor. The Ancestor reports that the Three Races are trying to recruit other factions’ Universe Masters and intercept Hong Alliance members in the Cosmic Sea.
• Xiao Yang asks the Primal Ancestor to convene the Supreme Council, saying he has a batch of Supreme Ultimate Treasures and plans to strengthen the Human Race’s Universe Masters. The Ancestor is stunned by how many Xiao Yang must possess.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows both exceptional talent and growing ambition: he has made a rare breakthrough in understanding Fire Origin Law, while also preparing to equip the Human Race on a large scale.
• John is exhausted and exasperated by Xiao Yang’s demanding custom orders, but the valuable materials win him over. His refusal to upgrade the Manor reveals the limits of even his crafting abilities—and his patience.
• The Primal Ancestor shifts from discussing Xiao Yang’s cultivation and the Three Races’ maneuvers to astonishment at Xiao Yang’s apparent stockpile of Supreme Ultimate Treasures.
• Xiao Yang’s banter with John contrasts with the serious strategic conversation that follows with his teacher.

Significant themes

• Exceptional cultivation: Xiao Yang’s grasp of Fire Origin Law is remarkable even by True God standards, though turning insight into practical techniques remains challenging.
• Power and generosity: Xiao Yang uses his resources not only for himself but to strengthen the Human Race and equip others.
• Limits amid abundance: Despite Xiao Yang’s wealth and requests, John cannot—or will not—fulfill every demand, particularly upgrading the Manor.
• Factional conflict: The Three Races’ recruiting and interception efforts signal increasing political and military pressure in the Cosmic Sea.

Key plot points and events

• The Human Race’s Universe Masters gather at Giant Axe Temple to recognize Xiao Yang’s recent advance from Immortal to Venerable and discuss his Universe Master title.
• Xiao Yang chooses the Many-Treasure Lord, a name the others consider fitting because of his remarkable collection of treasures.
• At the Primal Ancestor’s urging, Xiao Yang reveals that his treasures are not merely impressive: they are Supreme Ultimate Treasures. He announces that every Human Race Universe Master—and Giant Axe—will receive a set for each of their bodies.
• Xiao Yang directs them to collect their sets at his palace near Earth. The Universe Masters immediately hurry there, with Giant Axe arriving first.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang moves from being an extraordinary Immortal to an acknowledged Venerable whose power and resources secure his importance to the Human Race. He also adopts a title that reflects his abundance of treasures.
• The Primal Ancestor confidently endorses Xiao Yang and encourages him to reveal the scale of his resources.
• Giant Axe and the other Universe Masters shift from curiosity and envy to astonishment and eager anticipation when they see the Supreme Ultimate Treasures.

Significant themes

• Power and status: Xiao Yang’s advancement reinforces his standing within the Human Race.
• Generosity and collective strength: Rather than keeping his treasures for himself, Xiao Yang equips the Human Race’s leadership, potentially strengthening the entire race.
• Awe and ambition: The revelation exposes how far Xiao Yang’s resources exceed what the other powerhouses possess.

Character interactions

• The Universe Masters question Xiao Yang about his new title, and he settles on “Many-Treasure Lord” after rejecting names tied to farming.
• The Primal Ancestor validates the title and prompts Xiao Yang to demonstrate why it suits him.
• Xiao Yang’s offer leaves the assembled powerhouses visibly overwhelmed; their excitement quickly turns into a rush to his palace to claim their sets.

Key plot points and events

• Giant Axe arrives on Earth after confirming Xiao Yang’s report: the river and palace are both genuine Supreme Ultimate Treasures, and he can teleport within the river.
• Xiao Yang takes him into a room filled with Supreme Ultimate Treasures—an astonishing stockpile for a Human Race that previously had none.
• Giant Axe finds a Divine Giant Axe, then examines it alongside four other treasures. Their secret patterns prove exceptionally compatible with him, as if tailor-made.
• Xiao Yang explains that the treasures are intended for the Human Race and urges Giant Axe to claim them and master their patterns quickly, using time acceleration if necessary.
• Chaos City Lord and the other Human Race Universe Masters arrive and are equally stunned by the treasure hoard.

Character developments and interactions

• Giant Axe’s initial eagerness turns to disbelief, then deep gratitude. He bows to Xiao Yang, explaining that the Human Race’s new armaments ease the burden he has carried as its leader.
• He admits he had concealed his strength while searching for a Supreme Ultimate Treasure, fearing enemies would otherwise unite against him.
• Xiao Yang credits Giant Axe’s past efforts with helping the Human Race survive until his own arrival, while Giant Axe maintains that the alien threat existed regardless.
• Xiao Yang treats the treasures as something the Human Race deserves, not as a personal favor, and focuses on preparing the group to use them.

Significant themes

• Relief from responsibility: The treasure supply lifts some of Giant Axe’s long-standing anxiety over protecting his people.
• Collective survival and shared credit: Xiao Yang and Giant Axe recognize one another’s contributions to the Human Race’s survival.
• Preparation and empowerment: The new treasures promise to transform the Human Race’s ability to resist its enemies, but their power must be mastered quickly.

Key events

• Xiao Yang provides the Human Race with more than a hundred Supreme Ultimate Treasures. The Universe Masters are astonished: the treasures are exceptionally powerful and seem specially suited to their owners, with enough to equip even their clones.
• The chapter explains how rare such treasures are and reviews the six tiers of Universe Master strength. The Human Race’s strongest experts generally reach the fifth tier, while a Supreme Ultimate Treasure—combined with sufficient mastery—can raise its wielder to the sixth tier, comparable to a Strongest Being in the Universe.
• These treasures are valuable not only for combat: their secret patterns can guide Universe Masters forging their own paths and may help them break through to become Strongest Beings.
• With an alien attack looming, Giant Axe orders every Universe Master to send a divine power avatar to his Miniature Universe to study the treasures’ secret patterns and master the artifacts before war begins.

Character developments and interactions

• The human experts’ initial disbelief turns to excitement and gratitude as they receive equipment far beyond what the race has traditionally possessed.
• The Chaos City Lord acknowledges the urgency of the crisis and offers to return the treasures to Xiao Yang after the war, along with future help. Other Universe Masters make similar offers and express awe at Xiao Yang’s generosity.
• Xiao Yang declines their concern, saying he already has everything he needs and that he is contributing because the war began because of him. He urges them to focus on studying the treasures.

Significant themes

• Generosity and responsibility: Xiao Yang accepts personal responsibility for the conflict and gives the Human Race the means to defend itself.
• Preparation and unity: The experts set aside individual concerns and prepare together for the coming attack.
• Opportunity for advancement: The treasures offer not just immediate power but also a path toward greater understanding and breakthrough.

Plot points and events

• Giant Axe takes human experts to his Miniature Universe, where accelerated time lets them study their new Supreme Ultimate Treasures. Xiao Yang leaves an avatar in the Solar System and keeps his original body and other clones in the Game World.
• A century later, one of Xiao Yang’s enslaved Venerables has mastered the time and space origin laws. Xiao Yang takes him to a remote region of the Primordial Universe so he can safely break through.
• The slave, Manyu, becomes a Universe Master. Xiao Yang helps him complete the conversion of his divine power with crops, then gives him a Supreme Ultimate Treasure designed to be comparatively easy to master.
• Over the following decades, more than twenty enslaved Venerables also become Universe Masters. Xiao Yang equips each with a set of Ultimate Treasures to speed their growth into powerful fighters.
• While completing his daily Farm tasks, Xiao Yang discovers that the Mountain Foraging Event has returned. He buys a Level-8 Collection Pass and sends his vast Nether Sea Clone to the Back Hill.
• The clone finds a large haul of Level-10 crops, including Wild Peanuts, Wild Ginseng, Goji Berries, and Ninefold Void Return Fruits.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang continues acting as a sponsor and strategic leader: he arranges safe breakthroughs, supplies crops, and equips the newly advanced Universe Masters.
• Manyu shows strong gratitude and eagerness, immediately accepting Xiao Yang’s help and rushing to train with his new treasure.
• The enslaved Venerables’ rapid advancement turns them into a growing force of potential combatants.
• Xiao Yang’s excitement returns when the long-absent foraging event opens, especially as he considers the possible power of high-level Ninefold Void Return Fruits.

Significant themes

• Preparation for conflict: Xiao Yang steadily builds strength for the human race by helping allies advance and equipping them for battle.
• Power through cultivation and resources: The Farm’s crops, evolving laws, accelerated time, and Ultimate Treasures work together to enable rapid breakthroughs.
• Loyalty and patronage: Xiao Yang’s slaves respond with obedience and gratitude, while he invests heavily in their development.
• Discovery and anticipation: The event’s return opens the possibility of finding rare, exceptionally powerful resources.

Plot and key events

• Xiao Yang’s Nether Sea Clone explores the Back Hill on a scale far beyond the Star Gate Vine, harvesting every crop it encounters. It gathers enormous quantities of Level-8 and Level-9 treasures, plus millions of Level-10 Ninefold Void Return Fruits.
• After the collection period ends, Xiao Yang stores the haul in a Palace Supreme Treasure and inspects the most valuable items.
• Level-9 and Level-10 Goji Berries can grant Universe Master- and True God-level bloodlines, respectively, while sharply increasing Gene Level. Xiao Yang recognizes their danger: widespread use could create vast numbers of True Gods and drain the Primordial Universe’s origin. He stores them and resolves not to distribute them casually.
• Jianshou Mushrooms can raise willpower to peak True God or peak Void True God levels. Xiao Yang expects these, together with a concert, to greatly improve his own willpower.
• Wild Peanuts let him create additional Avatars at 30% of his strength. With his bodies, clones, and Tianxu Avatars, he calculates he could field as many as forty-nine Universe Master-level combatants.
• The chapter ends as Xiao Yang reads the effects of Level-9 and Level-10 Wild Ginseng, which can greatly increase Gene Level, and reacts with shock.

Character development and interactions

• Xiao Yang’s immense reach and harvesting capacity reveal the scale of his power and resourcefulness.
• He is excited by the treasures’ potential but also cautious and responsible, especially regarding Goji Berries that could destabilize the Primordial Universe.
• His main interaction is with the treasure descriptions themselves: he evaluates each item’s effects, limits, and possible uses, deciding what to keep for himself and what might eventually benefit others. No other characters appear directly.

Significant themes

• Power and abundance: The haul offers unprecedented resources and combat strength.
• Responsibility and restraint: A powerful gift can become dangerous when its effects threaten an entire universe.
• Limits of strength: Bloodline-based advancement can produce high-level beings, but they may lack the potential and combat ability of those who advance through other means.
• Strategic preparation: Xiao Yang considers how treasures could strengthen himself and the Human Race, while weighing risks before acting.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang discovers that Level-10 Wild Ginseng can raise Gene Level to 30,000 times baseline—enough to push a Divine Kingdom toward becoming a Miniature Universe and greatly strengthen its owner.
• He considers giving it to the Human Race’s Universe Masters, but decides to wait until he can find Level-11 ginseng. Instead, he gives them Level-9 ginseng now, which will raise them to Perfect Gene.
• Xiao Yang and his three clones consume Level-10 ginseng, reaching 30,000-times Gene Level. His clones become ten times stronger, and his Divine Kingdom nears transformation.
• With his strength and equipment, Xiao Yang feels far less threatened by the Alien Race. He plans to send four Tianxu Avatars into the Cosmic Sea to seek the Tomb Ship and Duan Donghe Inheritance in the Flame Ice Domain, while one avatar remains behind to strengthen its will.
• Hong, Thunder God, and Luo Feng visit Xiao Yang. He gives them Level-9 Wild Ginseng and warns them to consume it in the Primordial Universe, not the Initial Universe.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang’s power and confidence rise sharply, making him less fearful of outside threats. He also commits to developing his secret-technique abilities and pursuing a valuable inheritance.
• Hong and Thunder God are excited by the prospect of reaching Perfect Gene, which will enlarge their bodies and grant them an innate secret skill.
• Luo Feng’s human clone has already reached Perfect Gene, while his Golden-Horned Beast is near that threshold and his Mosha Clan clone remains at 3,000 times.

Significant themes

• Power and responsibility: Xiao Yang weighs how and when to share rare resources with the Human Race.
• Preparation and long-term planning: He delays using Level-10 ginseng on the Universe Masters until he can obtain an even better resource.
• Knowledge as a source of advancement: Xiao Yang sees inheritance and secret-technique creation—not more treasures—as his greatest current need.
• Loyalty and gratitude: He recognizes that the Human Race’s stability helped him grow, motivating him to support its members.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang’s internal deliberation balances gratitude toward the Human Race with practical concerns about their future breakthroughs.
• He gives his clones the Level-10 ginseng, then arranges Level-9 ginseng for the Human Race’s powerhouses.
• At his residence, Thunder God rushes to see Xiao Yang’s new treasure; Hong and Luo Feng join him in asking what it can do. Xiao Yang explains its effects and cautions them about where to consume it.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang gives Luo Feng, Hong, and Thunder God wild ginseng. They receive Innate Secret Skills from the Primordial Universe, but cannot use them until they become Immortals.
• Luo Feng reveals that he has sent his Mosha Clan clone to the Extraterritorial Battlefield, keeping his other bodies in Chaos City. Thanks to Xiao Yang’s influence and a Level 8 ginseng, the clone has immense strength and is already making a name for itself. Luo Feng is preparing to enter the Star Tower.
• Xiao Yang leaves a Level 9 wild ginseng with the Chaos City Lord, then meets his teacher, the Primal Ancestor, in the Virtual Universe.
• Xiao Yang asks for the Human Race’s Cosmic Sea maps so he can travel toward the Flame Ice Domain and search for the Tomb Ship. The Primal Ancestor provides the maps, which Xiao Yang memorizes.

Character developments

• Luo Feng has advanced faster than in the original course of events. He follows Xiao Yang’s cautious example by sending only his soulless clone into the dangerous battlefield, while continuing to cultivate his willpower toward the Venerable level.
• Xiao Yang remains resolute about venturing into the Cosmic Sea, despite knowing that no Human Race Universe Master can readily rescue him. He also intends eventually to free the Primal Ancestor by helping defeat the future World Beast threat.
• The Primal Ancestor feels renewed hope in Xiao Yang’s abilities but worries for his safety. His imprisonment leaves him frustrated, especially as the Human Race enters a prosperous era he can only observe.

Significant themes

• The butterfly effect: Xiao Yang’s actions have reshaped Luo Feng’s growth and choices, while Hong and Thunder God have diverged even further from their original paths.
• Caution and ambition: Luo Feng protects himself by using a clone, whereas Xiao Yang knowingly accepts the risks of exploring the Cosmic Sea.
• Hope and sacrifice: Xiao Yang’s promise to free his teacher gives the Primal Ancestor hope, but the teacher urges him not to endanger himself for that goal.
• Abundance and responsibility: The Human Race’s new wealth in treasures and power offers great opportunity, but Xiao Yang and the Primal Ancestor still recognize the danger of losing resources to enemies.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang shares resources and updates with Luo Feng, Hong, and Thunder God, then parts with them to deliver the highest-grade ginseng to the Chaos City Lord.
• In their private conversation, Xiao Yang reassures the Primal Ancestor that he will seek a way to release him. The Primal Ancestor cautions him about the risks, but ultimately gives him the maps he needs, while warning him not to let treasures fall into enemy hands.

Key plot points and events

• After leaving the Primal Ancestor, Xiao Yang travels to the Cosmic Sea through the Toya Black Hole rather than through the Primordial Universe’s outer membrane.
• He plans to leave tokens of his Star Gate Vine Clone along the route, allowing him to open long-distance Star Gates for future travel.
• The chaotic energy beyond the black hole no longer threatens him. When he tests a wisp in his Game Space, he discovers it can be converted into Voucher Points—at a higher rate than Universe Crystals. He suspects Chaos Stones, Chaos Crystals, and perhaps Cosmic Sand can also be converted.
• Xiao Yang explores the Cosmic Sea using the Human Race’s map, placing tokens near Natural Wormholes before traveling through one.
• He finds a severely damaged Miniature Universe, with chaotic energy pouring through its broken membrane and consuming its contents. He touches it with Divine Power, and both he and the entire Miniature Universe disappear from the Cosmic Sea, apparently transported into the Game World.

Character development and interactions

• Xiao Yang remains confident and pragmatic, joking that he would rather sacrifice Supreme Ultimate Treasures than let an unbeatable enemy take them.
• The Primal Ancestor cautions him against worrying too much about the Human Race’s future, noting that Giant Axe and the others will help the race surpass its former peak. Xiao Yang then sets out independently.
• Xiao Yang’s curiosity and resourcefulness drive his experiments: he quickly recognizes the potential value of chaotic energy and tests whether the Game Space can absorb more valuable cosmic resources.

Significant themes

• Power and security: Xiao Yang treats even rare treasures as expendable if that keeps them from an enemy.
• Exploration and risk: The chapter explains the dangers of traveling through the Cosmic Sea, where teleportation and wormholes can lead into deadly regions.
• Turning danger into opportunity: Chaotic energy, which destroys worlds, may become a valuable source of Voucher Points.
• Growing capability: Xiao Yang’s Venerable strength lets him withstand hazards that once would have corroded his Divine Power, while his Star Gate tokens prepare for faster future travel.