Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• After becoming a True God, Xiao Yang will lose his ability to use multiple bodies and disposable avatars, making the life-preserving art Undying River especially important for future dangers.
• Duan Donghe finishes showing him the Inheritance Space and hands over full control before fading away for good. Xiao Yang bows in farewell.
• Xiao Yang inspects the hundreds of Origin Embryos, then uses several avatars to review the inheritance materials. He discovers that, unlike his avatars in the Primordial Universe and Tomb Ship, those in the Game World can access material beyond the True God level.
• After organizing the inheritance, Xiao Yang convenes the Human Race’s Supreme Council and explains that inheritances above True God can only be viewed after passing through reincarnation. Beyond True God, advancement involves fusing the ten origin laws into the Chaos Law.
• He reveals that the inheritance’s shareable materials can be distributed, while the core inheritance must remain within the Human Race. He proposes that its leaders inherit it in turn.
• The others worry that they cannot pass the trials. Xiao Yang explains that, besides comprehension, candidates can qualify through the Divine Power Path by reaching a sixty-thousandfold gene multiplier. He hopes to help raise their gene levels after becoming a Universe Master.
• Giant Axe is discouraged because he cannot use Wild Ginseng to boost his genes. Xiao Yang reassures him that he can still attempt the trials, with Xiao Yang able to provide extra time and modestly ease the difficulty within his authority.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang moves from receiving Duan Donghe’s legacy to planning how it can benefit the whole Human Race. He is candid about what he can and cannot change, while showing confidence in finding another route for his allies.
• Duan Donghe completes his role as guide and relinquishes control, leaving Xiao Yang with both the inheritance and responsibility for it.
• Primal Ancestor listens closely to the explanation of the higher realms and begins to grasp the path beyond the True God limit.
• Giant Axe voices the group’s concern about the trials, then feels left out when the gene-multiplier route is proposed. Xiao Yang personally encourages him.
• The Human Race’s leaders move from anxious questioning to excitement at the prospect of sharing the core inheritance.

Significant themes

• Legacy and responsibility: Xiao Yang inherits Duan Donghe’s space and considers how to preserve its benefits for his people.
• Knowledge and access: The ability to view higher-level inheritance depends on one’s circumstances and whether the information is already known.
• Collective advancement: Xiao Yang seeks ways for the Human Race’s leaders to qualify, rather than keeping the core inheritance solely for himself.
• Limits and ingenuity: He cannot alter the trials outright, but identifies alternative paths and ways to help others meet the requirements.

Plot points and events

• The Human Race prepares for the Alien Race Alliance’s expected all-out attack. While Giant Axe remains behind to resurrect fallen human Venerables, the Primal Ancestor convenes the Whole-Race Supreme Council and orders the Venerables to prepare.
• The Human Race has spent recent years seizing territory from the Demon, Zerg, and Machine Races, despite losing several Venerables in the process. Their greatly enhanced Venerables—many now capable of fighting Universe Masters—give humanity a major advantage.
• The Alien Race Alliance gathers in neutral space and reviews its plan: coordinate attacks to suppress human Universe Masters and hold them as hostages. The Mechanical Race Father God warns that their odds are poor without tight cooperation, but the alliance believes defeat would cost them their territory and survival.
• Before the alliance can depart for human territory, eleven Star Gates appear and human forces pour out, surrounding them. The humans attack immediately. Their numbers exceed those of the opposing Universe Masters, and even their weakest attacks reach third-order power.

Character developments and interactions

• Giant Axe agrees to try something later, but prioritizes resurrecting the human dead.
• The Primal Ancestor takes charge of mobilizing humanity and directing its response to the impending war.
• The Mechanical Race Father God acts as the alliance’s strategist, emphasizing coordination and the use of Combined Attack. His grim briefing reflects the members’ reluctance and fear.
• Human Universe Masters greet the prospect of war with confidence and eagerness, viewing captured enemies as both potential assets for Many Treasures to enslave and sources of valuable territory.
• The Alien Race Alliance’s members fight out of desperation rather than optimism; many smaller races have already hidden their people in Divine Kingdoms to escape the coming conflict.

Significant themes

• Power and reversal: Humanity, once threatened by an alliance of rival races, has grown strong enough to strike first and surround its enemies.
• War as a struggle for survival and resources: Both sides see territory—and the miniature universes tied to powerful enemies—as essential to their future.
• Unity and coordination: The alliance depends on carefully timed combined attacks, while humanity’s strength comes from numbers, enhanced fighters, and coordinated avatars.
• Confidence versus desperation: The humans anticipate victory, while the alliance enters battle knowing its prospects are poor.

Key plot points and events

• The alien alliance launches a massive opening assault on the human forces. The humans survive by sheltering in Palace Supreme Treasures, while dozens of alien Universe Masters are killed in the exchange.
• The battlefield splits into separate engagements. Human Venerables overwhelm many lower-ranked alien Universe Masters, while Xiao Yang’s Avatars hunt them down in coordinated groups.
• The Mechanical Race Father God directs the alien alliance’s forces but cannot escape Xiao Yang’s powerful domain or aid the embattled fighters. Other alien Strongest Beings are similarly pinned down by human opponents.
• On the Demon Race front, the Dry Witch Lord and fellow Venerables steadily wear down the Lord of Sky Wolf. They trap his Palace Supreme Treasure with coordinated attacks and a powerful suction force, forcing him to abandon it. The Dry Witch Lord then attacks him directly, driven by their history on the Primal Star.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang demonstrates overwhelming strength and tactical coordination, using his Avatars to slaughter alien Universe Masters and restrain the enemy leaders.
• The Mechanical Race Father God remains an active commander, but his inability to break free leaves him unable to protect his alliance.
• The alien leaders, including Zhen Monster Ancestor, the Crystal Master, and the Prison Lord, regret joining the conflict but believe retreat would only postpone their eventual destruction.
• The Dry Witch Lord reveals a personal vendetta against the Lord of Sky Wolf, whom he blames for several of his deaths on the Primal Star.

Significant themes

• Preparation and teamwork: The humans’ use of protected treasures and coordinated attacks counters the alien alliance’s initial assault.
• The cost of joining a losing side: The alien leaders recognize their predicament but feel trapped by the consequences of their earlier choices.
• Power and numerical advantage: Human Venerables can defeat weaker Universe Masters through superior resources, abilities, and cooperation.
• Revenge: The Dry Witch Lord’s attack is fueled by a long-standing personal grievance.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang’s Avatars coordinate with human Universe Masters to divide and eliminate alien forces.
• The Mechanical Race Father God issues orders while Xiao Yang prevents him from reaching the other battles.
• The Dry Witch Lord, Beiming, and Niuzhou combine their distinct techniques to restrain and expose the Lord of Sky Wolf, then press the attack together.

Key plot points and events

• Dry Witch Lord’s strength has risen sharply since attaining Perfect Gene and gaining an innate secret skill. Thanks to new opportunities to earn Universe Crystals, he can finally repay his enormous debts to the Human Race—so he fights with unusual determination.
• Dry Witch Lord, Venerable Beiming, and Venerable Niuzhou overwhelm Lord of Sky Wolf, whose divine power is steadily depleted. At the same time, Alien Race forces are too occupied fighting Human Venerables to send much help.
• Lord of Sky Wolf briefly hopes that Lord Changjiu will rescue him. But Changjiu is intercepted by two of Xiao Yang’s avatars and cannot come. Changjiu’s likely death leaves Sky Wolf without hope.
• With his body badly weakened, Lord of Sky Wolf burns his remaining power and self-destructs. Niuzhou pulls himself and his companions into his Palace Supreme Treasure, shielding them from the blast.
• The three survive, claim Sky Wolf’s Ultimate Treasures, and immediately set out to hunt another target: Lord Baiqian, a nearby Second-Order Universe Master.

Character developments and interactions

• Dry Witch Lord is driven not only by loyalty but by the chance to repay his debts through battle contributions. His newly enhanced abilities make him a formidable fighter.
• Lord of Sky Wolf moves from desperate hope to despair as rescue becomes impossible. He ultimately chooses to take his enemies with him through self-destruction.
• Lord Changjiu, once Sky Wolf’s hoped-for rescuer, is himself trapped by Xiao Yang’s avatars. Despite his likely fate, he calmly accepts what he sees as the Demon Race’s destiny and wishes Sky Wolf survival.
• Niuzhou, Beiming, and Dry Witch Lord act as a coordinated team: they attack Sky Wolf, protect one another from his final blast, and then agree on their next target.

Significant themes

• The overwhelming impact of Xiao Yang: His avatars prevent powerful Alien Race fighters from helping, shifting the balance of the wider battle.
• Hope and despair in wartime: Sky Wolf’s confidence depends on rescue, but each setback strips away his options until he chooses a final act of defiance.
• Debt, loyalty, and contribution: Dry Witch Lord’s personal financial burden becomes a powerful motive for serving the Human Race.
• The cost of conflict: Changjiu’s loss threatens the Demon Race’s future, while Sky Wolf’s self-destruction shows how desperate the struggle has become.

Chapter Summary

Key plot points and events

• The alien alliance unexpectedly deployed a genuine Combined Attack Secret Art, forming persistent phantom weapons whose power ranged from the Fourth to Sixth Order. The technique let teams combine their strength more efficiently than ordinary coordinated attacks.
• The tactic reversed the battlefield’s momentum: despite having lost more than two hundred Universe Masters, the aliens checked the Human Race’s advance and even killed several human Venerables. Multiple alien teams were needed to restrain each of Xiao Yang’s Avatars, producing a temporary stalemate.
• Xiao Yang learned that the Purple Moon Holy Land had supplied the technique to the Machine Race and its allies as payment for their campaign against the Human Race.
• The Machine Race Father God explained that the alliance’s goal was to stop the Human Race from gaining the Duan Donghe Inheritance and becoming powerful enough to seize other races’ territories. He admitted the aliens’ true chance of winning was under one percent, but concealed that figure from the alliance to keep them fighting.
• Xiao Yang revealed his decisive advantage: more than two hundred newly ascended Strongest Beings in the Universe—his slaves—appeared across the battlefield. Their arrival instantly tipped the conflict overwhelmingly in humanity’s favor.
• Recognizing the defeat, the Machine Race Father God offered to become Xiao Yang’s subordinate and make the Machine Race a vassal of the Human Race.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang remains composed and observant, studying the alien technique even as it threatens to turn the battle. He understands the Machine Race Father God’s motives and ultimately reveals that he has prepared a much larger force.
• The Machine Race Father God is pragmatic rather than hopeful. He fights because surrendering without resistance would condemn his people to retreat and decline, yet he never truly believes victory is likely. Once Xiao Yang’s hidden strength is revealed, he shifts immediately to negotiation.

Significant themes

• Power and strategic preparation: The aliens’ impressive new technique changes the battle only temporarily; Xiao Yang’s concealed forces prove far more decisive.
• Fear of future domination: The alliance attacks not just to survive the present conflict but to prevent the Human Race from growing strong enough to take their lands.
• Pragmatism and survival: The Father God accepts a nearly hopeless gamble, then offers submission when defeat becomes certain.
• Unequal knowledge: The alliance’s willingness to fight rests partly on the Father God hiding how low its odds really are.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang questions the Machine Race Father God about the Combined Attack Secret Art and identifies the Purple Moon Holy Land as its source.
• The Father God justifies the attack as a necessary attempt to forestall human expansion, while Xiao Yang challenges whether the new technique can truly defeat humanity.
• After Xiao Yang’s powerful allies appear and shatter the battlefield’s balance, the Father God acknowledges the Human Race’s advantage and proposes submission.

Plot points and events

• The Mechanical Race Father God offers to submit to Xiao Yang in exchange for sparing the Machine Race’s Universe Masters. Xiao Yang agrees, and the Father God becomes his loyal subordinate—effectively bringing the entire Machine Race under Xiao Yang’s control.
• The Father God reveals that he commands much of the Alien Race Alliance and proposes a plan to weaken it by issuing deceptive orders that will disrupt its coordinated attacks.
• Human Race leaders approve the plan. They welcome the Machine Race as a vassal, valuing its Universe Masters, its ability to produce Mechanical Hearts, and its potential to expand the Human Race’s Virtual Universe server capacity.
• Once the battle begins, the Father God’s orders cause alien squads to separate, breaking their Combined Attack Secret Arts. Machine Race Immortals—including the Father God—then turn against the Alliance.
• The Human Race exploits the breakdown, killing more than six hundred alien Universe Masters in one exchange. It continues attacking even those who retreat into Palace Supreme Treasures, deliberately keeping squads too fragmented to coordinate again.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang quickly accepts the Father God’s submission and uses the new allegiance to gain both the Machine Race and a tactical advantage in the war.
• The Mechanical Race Father God shifts from leader of the Alien Race Alliance to Xiao Yang’s loyal strategist. He immediately offers intelligence and a battle plan, demonstrating his skill and pragmatism.
• The Human Race powerhouses, including the Chaos City Lord, approve of the alliance and coordinate their response. Their confidence grows as the Father God’s plan begins to work.
• The Father God’s betrayal forces his former allies into confusion, while Machine Race members attack alongside the Human Race.

Significant themes

• Power and allegiance: The Machine Race’s chain of masters means that winning the Father God’s loyalty gives Xiao Yang control over the entire race.
• Pragmatism and shifting loyalties: The Father God submits to survive and protect his people, while the Human Race accepts him for the strategic and technological benefits he brings.
• Coordination as vulnerability: The alien forces depend on synchronized attacks; disrupting their trust and formation turns their greatest strength into a weakness.
• War’s escalating brutality: The Human Race follows its tactical advantage with relentless attacks, leaving the alien forces little chance to regroup or escape.

Key plot points

• The Mechanical Race Father God’s false orders and betrayal devastate the alien alliance just as the Human Race attacks. With trust shattered and many alien Universe Masters wanting to surrender, the alliance falls apart.
• The Human Race refuses the surrender offers: it does not want to surrender territory, and it already has enough powerful fighters. The alien forces flee, but Primal Ancestor’s preparations prevent their escape.
• Xiao Yang and his Avatars pursue the remaining alien Strongest Beings, including the Zerg Queen. Surrounded by an expanding number of Avatars, she cannot break through.
• The Zerg Queen begs Xiao Yang to spare the Zerg, offering submission, integration into the Human Race, and even her own enslavement. He remains unmoved.
• Xiao Yang’s eighth-tier Starfire attack forces her to rely on the Empress Nest and then fight outside it. She sacrifices her Zerg Warriors as shields, but the attack badly damages her True God Heart.
• Knowing she is unlikely to survive, the Zerg Queen delays self-destruction so her Venerables can evacuate the Zerg’s resources and prodigies from her Miniature Universe.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows overwhelming strength and resolve. The Zerg Queen’s charms and desperate offers do not sway him; he continues attacking with calculated tactics.
• The Zerg Queen shifts from confidence in her defenses to fear, regret, and desperation. She regrets provoking the Human Race and failing to kill Xiao Yang earlier, yet acts to protect her people by organizing their evacuation.
• The alien alliance’s Universe Masters lose faith in one another after the betrayal. Their attempted flight and surrender bids reveal how completely the alliance has disintegrated.
• The Zerg Venerables and King-level experts are devastated by their queen’s impending death, but obey her evacuation orders despite their anger and helplessness.

Significant themes

• Betrayal and collapse of trust: The Mechanical Race’s actions destroy the alliance from within.
• Power and consequences: The Human Race’s strength leaves its enemies with few options, while the Zerg Queen’s past decision to provoke it proves irreversible.
• Sacrifice and responsibility: Facing death, the queen prioritizes saving her people and their future over her own survival.

Key plot points and events

• After her True God Heart suffers severe damage, the Zerg Queen retreats into the Empress Nest. Xiao Yang overwhelms the nest with Starfire and pulls it into his golden palace, then stores the palace in his Game World.
• In under seven days, humanity defeats the alien alliance: over ten percent of its Universe Masters are captured, most others are killed, and nearly all alien Strongest Beings are captured. The Prison Lord dies by self-destruction.
• Humanity loses a little over six hundred Venerables, mostly to enemy self-destructions. They can be resurrected, and the Human Race expects to restore them within a year.
• Humanity celebrates its victory. Xiao Yang announces that he will lead human Universe Masters and allied Strongest Beings into the Cosmic Sea to retrieve the Duan Donghe Inheritance. Details will later be shared through the Virtual Universe, with inheritance training expected to begin within ten years.
• Xiao Yang says humanity will begin taking over alien territories in one month. After the month-long celebration, the Primal Ancestor explains that assignments have been prepared and that some surviving alien Universe Masters may need to be dealt with.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang establishes himself as the decisive force behind humanity’s victory. The Primal Ancestor and Giant Axe publicly credit him and ask him to announce the news; the gathered humans regard him with exceptional admiration and gratitude.
• The Zerg Queen is driven from open combat into retreat, but her refuge is captured along with her.
• Giant Axe remains confident in humanity’s future and will oversee the resurrection of fallen Venerables.
• The Primal Ancestor supports Xiao Yang’s leadership and organizes the next stage: distributing territorial missions.
• The surviving alien leaders are reduced to hiding, while humanity prepares to pursue them and consolidate its gains.

Significant themes

• Power and leadership: Xiao Yang’s strength and resources make humanity’s victory—and its new political standing—possible.
• Collective triumph and sacrifice: The celebration honors humanity’s achievement, while the fallen are remembered as losses the race can repair through resurrection.
• A new era of dominance: Victory shifts the story from survival and warfare toward inheritance, expansion, and control of the Primordial Universe.
• Reward and obligation: Humanity gains immense territory and inheritance, but must now organize the work of securing them.

Key plot points and events

• With the alien assault defeated, the Human Race now controls over 99% of the Primordial Universe. Primal Ancestor assigns forces to guard its Star Zones, secret realms, and borders.
• Xiao Yang proposes escorting the Tomb Ship to Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe. More than a hundred alien Strongest Beings and thousands of Universe Masters are surrounding it, so the mission will be difficult even though they cannot enter the ship.
• The Human side forms an escort force of Xiao Yang’s Avatars and enslaved Strongest Beings, Giant Axe, and selected Universe Masters. Their objective is to get the Tomb Ship safely to its destination, not to defeat every enemy.
• While the Human Universe Masters hunt down remaining aliens in the Primordial Universe, Xiao Yang enslaves the captured alien Universe Masters in the Game World and equips them with Wild Ginseng and standardized Supreme Treasures. He plans to help more than 300 of them break through, potentially raising his enslaved Strongest Beings to over 500.
• Xiao Yang and his many Avatars devote themselves to comprehending the time-origin law so he can become a Universe Master. Outside the Solar System, his enormous Nether Sea Clone begins converting its divine power, and his other 58 Avatars complete their own conversion.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shifts focus from consolidating the Human Race’s victory to strengthening his forces and preparing for his own breakthrough. He carefully limits the Tomb Ship escort to powerhouses capable of surviving the Cosmic Sea.
• Giant Axe joins the escort mission, working alongside Xiao Yang and the selected Human fighters.
• Mechanical Race Father God is astonished by the powerful treasures and Wild Ginseng Xiao Yang provides. Learning how accessible advancement has become, he understands why Xiao Yang has accumulated so many Strongest Being slaves and envies the Machine Race Universe Masters under his command.
• Primal Ancestor directs the distribution of Human forces, while the broader Human leadership coordinates the defense of its newly expanded territory.

Significant themes

• Victory brings responsibility: The Human Race’s vast new territory must be defended, demanding careful organization and an expanded pool of fighters.
• Power through preparation and cultivation: Wild Ginseng, standardized treasures, and Xiao Yang’s planned breakthroughs turn defeated enemies into future assets.
• Strategic restraint: Xiao Yang prioritizes the Tomb Ship’s safe passage over a costly attempt to annihilate the surrounding alien forces.
• Transformation and escalation: The chapter closes with Xiao Yang’s forces beginning a major increase in power, setting up his advancement to Universe Master.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang completes the conversion of his divine power into Universe Master divine power. The enormous vortex above his Nether Sea Clone draws the attention of Human Race Universe Masters, who marvel at his breakthrough and the clone’s extraordinary size.
• Once the conversion is complete, Xiao Yang’s avatars retreat into the Game World, leaving one behind to host the visiting Universe Masters.
• Xiao Yang discovers that the Game World has begun producing Hundred-Flavors Pigs. Each pig has a random genetic level—from 100 to 100,000 times—and may carry rare bloodlines.
• He analyzes five piglets, finding that even their modest gene levels and faint bloodlines could provide useful research material. After raising and roasting one, he discovers that eating it grants a detailed genetic map.
• Xiao Yang decides to raise many pigs and collect their genetic maps. He also assigns an avatar to pursue level 12 crop seeds and plans to sell ruined Miniature Universes to fund the effort, while intending to visit Farm Town himself.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang shifts from treating the pigs as a curiosity to recognizing them as a potentially major source of genetic knowledge and rare bloodlines. He sees them as useful both for immediate study and for his uncertain long-term cultivation path.
• The Human Race Universe Masters’ admiration—and envy—of Xiao Yang’s Nether Sea Clone and divine-power abilities is reinforced.

Significant themes

• Cultivation through accumulated knowledge: Genetic maps must be studied step by step; possessing them is valuable, but does not equal mastery.
• Unexpected value in ordinary resources: The pigs initially seem unimportant, but prove more useful than expected.
• Ambition and preparation: Xiao Yang gathers resources and information while keeping multiple possible paths to advancement open.
• Power and envy: Xiao Yang’s breakthrough highlights the gap between his capabilities and those of even powerful Human Race figures.

Character interactions

• The Human Race Universe Masters observe Xiao Yang’s breakthrough and discuss his immense Nether Sea Clone, comparing it with their own experiences and the Nine Nether Master’s abilities.
• Xiao Yang’s interaction with the pigs is practical and investigative: he analyzes their blood, studies their genetic maps, tests their meat, and then organizes his avatars to expand production and pursue further resources.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang returns to Farm Town, explores its new shops, and discovers the Farm Town Construction Company.
• Designer Molly explains that the company builds farm structures and portable buildings, the latter being Palace-type Supreme Treasures.
• Xiao Yang learns that the company can make rockeries containing complete insights into Laws. Custom versions offer improved comprehension effects and can combine multiple Laws.
• He commissions a custom rockery containing the sources of all Ten Great Laws, several ordinary rockeries for the Human Race, and portable buildings. Rockeries for Fusion Laws and certain other Sources are not yet available.
• After leaving, Xiao Yang finds the Bird-and-Flower Market. Seeing families and happy children entering, he goes inside and discovers that visitors need tickets. The chapter ends as he approaches the counter to ask what the market offers.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang is curious and quick to recognize the value of new services, especially anything that could aid cultivation or benefit the Human Race.
• Molly warmly welcomes him, explains the company’s offerings, and demonstrates standard and custom rockeries. Their exchange leads Xiao Yang to place several orders.
• Xiao Yang greets familiar residents while exploring, then becomes intrigued by the unusual market after observing townspeople with their children.

Significant themes

• Progress through knowledge: Rockeries provide complete insights and improve the study of Laws.
• Personal advancement and communal benefit: Xiao Yang orders tools for himself as well as rockeries for the Human Race.
• Exploration and discovery: New businesses expand Farm Town’s possibilities, while the unexplained Bird-and-Flower Market sets up the next development.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang visits the newly opened Bird-and-Flower Market, expecting a shop but finding that it operates more like a ticketed zoo and botanical garden.
• Its owner, Raul, is the town’s biologist. He guides Xiao Yang through a vast, rainforest-like habitat filled with species he has cultivated.
• Xiao Yang is astonished to discover numerous plants and animals with Hundred Thousand Times Genes, Hunyuan Life traits, Origin Bloodlines, and even Ancestor Hunyuan Bloodlines.
• Hoping to obtain specimens for research, Xiao Yang asks to buy some. Raul refuses to sell any part of his creations, explaining that they are his life’s work and can be dangerously overwhelming to those without sufficient strength.
• Raul instead proposes a partnership: he will teach Xiao Yang to study genes and bloodlines if Xiao Yang supplies him with Hundred-Flavors Pigs for research.
• Xiao Yang agrees. They decide to have Molly design a biology lab at the Farm, with Raul helping obtain its equipment. Xiao Yang then returns to the Farm.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows intense curiosity and ambition as a researcher, but Raul’s warning reminds him that powerful biological materials can threaten both body and mind. He readily embraces the chance to learn from an expert.
• Raul is proud and protective of the species he has created. Though unwilling to sell specimens, he respects Xiao Yang’s success in breeding Hundred-Flavors Pigs and offers a cooperative, reciprocal relationship.
• Their meeting shifts from Xiao Yang’s hope of purchasing rare materials to a practical exchange of livestock, knowledge, and research support.

Significant themes

• Knowledge and danger: Powerful lifeforms offer valuable research opportunities but can also corrupt or transform those who encounter them unprepared.
• Collaboration: Xiao Yang and Raul can advance their research by sharing expertise and resources.
• Creation and stewardship: Raul views his cultivated species not as merchandise but as the work of a lifetime, underscoring his sense of responsibility and attachment to them.

Plot and events

• At Xiao Yang’s Manor, slaves roast a continuous supply of Hundred-Flavored Suckling Pigs. Because the pigs mature quickly and cheaply, they are easier to raise for food than high-level chickens; roasting them still requires at least Venerable-level strength.
• Molly completes Xiao Yang’s Biological Laboratory, a vast, dome-shaped structure built with materials supplied by Xiao Yang and tools provided by Raul. It has powerful research benefits—including faster comprehension and thought, more inspiration, and improved efficiency in studying divine-power paths and bloodlines—while also accelerating time inside by a millionfold.
• Raul judges the laboratory modest by his standards but is thrilled that Xiao Yang has many Hundred-Flavored Pigs to study. He takes Xiao Yang’s Nether Sea Clone inside to begin experiments; a non-cultivating Avatar is left to handle the pigs for eating.
• The Human Race Supreme Council meets in Xiao Yang’s newly established Many Treasures Temple, where virtually everything is a True God Supreme Treasure. The council’s main business is retrieving the Tomb Ship and bringing the Duan Donghe Inheritance back to Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe.
• Xiao Yang decides they should depart immediately rather than wait. The others agree. The plan is for his Star Gate Vine Avatar to go to the Flame Ice Domain; lower-order Universe Masters remain behind to defend the Human Race, supported by two of Chaos City Lord’s clones and three of Xiao Yang’s Avatars.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang demonstrates his growing power and status: he can fund an advanced laboratory, command a vast supply of rare creatures, and make the decisive call for the Human Race. His peers now defer to his judgment.
• Molly further proves her engineering talent by creating a laboratory with substantial research and time-acceleration benefits.
• Raul is exacting and somewhat condescending about the lab, but his excitement at the research opportunity quickly takes over. His eagerness contrasts with Xiao Yang’s more practical view of the facility.
• The Human Race’s leaders, including Giant Axe, the Primal Ancestor, and Chaos City Lord, marvel at Xiao Yang’s wealth and acknowledge his exceptional standing. Chaos City Lord continues to chair the meeting, while Xiao Yang makes the key decision.

Significant themes

• Abundance and extravagance: Xiao Yang’s resources are so immense that rare creatures become food and Supreme Treasures become ordinary furnishings.
• Progress through knowledge: The laboratory and the effort to recover the ancient inheritance emphasize research as a path to future strength.
• Leadership and responsibility: Xiao Yang’s authority is matched by his willingness to act quickly for the Human Race, while others organize to protect their home during the mission.

Key plot points

• Over a hundred Cosmic Sea Strongest Beings, supported by many Universe Masters, continue bombarding the Tomb Ship. They cannot risk driving it into a deadly region, since that could destroy the Duan Donghe Inheritance they want. Killing one of Xiao Yang’s many avatars would accomplish little.
• The Cosmic Sea factions have learned that the Human Race possesses over two hundred Strongest Beings. Suspecting Xiao Yang gained the means to create them through the inheritance, they fight urgently to stop the Tomb Ship from reaching the Primordial Universe, where they cannot follow.
• While his Tomb Ship avatar studies the Core Inheritance—especially its teachings on the Sources of Laws—Xiao Yang uses his Star Gate Vine avatar to open a portal inside the ship.
• Xiao Yang brings Human Race experts through a chain of Star Gates into the Tomb Ship. The journey amazes them: his gates can span up to one trillion light-years, though doing so uses about thirty percent of the avatar’s Divine Power.
• He outlines a plan to transfer the Tomb Ship into Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe through three Star Gates. The first transfer should catch the attackers off guard; the next two will likely provoke fierce resistance. The Human Race must also prevent the pursuers from entering Giant Axe’s universe.
• The Human Race group proceeds through the final doorway and appears before the Cosmic Sea forces, setting up the confrontation.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows confidence in both his research and his transportation ability. He shares the Star Gate’s range and cost openly, dismisses the expense as manageable, and carefully plans for the risks of moving the ship.
• The Darkness Lord asks about the Star Gate’s range, prompting the group to grasp how powerful Xiao Yang’s ability has become.
• The Chaos City Lord reassures Xiao Yang and the others, emphasizing that the Human Race can grow stronger and try again if this attempt fails.
• The Human Race experts shift from awe at Xiao Yang’s power to renewed confidence, joking about his advantages and preparing to act together.

Significant themes

• Power and strategic advantage: Xiao Yang’s avatars, Star Gates, and the Human Race’s growing strength reshape the balance of power.
• Risk versus preservation: Both sides must weigh tactical gains against the danger of losing the Tomb Ship and its inheritance.
• Long-term confidence: The Human Race sees setbacks as temporary, trusting that its strength will continue to increase.
• Knowledge as power: Xiao Yang studies the inheritance for insights that may improve his understanding of the Sources of Laws and his artificial hills.

Plot and key events

• Xiao Yang’s forces launch a coordinated Combined Attack at the Cosmic Sea experts guarding the Tomb Ship. Nearly three hundred powerful combatants contribute, producing a beam strong enough to destroy top-tier Palace Supreme Treasures, damage Peak Ultimate Treasure palaces, kill two Strongest Beings in the Universe, and wipe out more than a dozen Universe Masters.
• Xiao Yang reveals the real plan: use a Star Gate to move the Tomb Ship. As it heads through, his forces defend the gate, intercepting the pursuers’ attacks with their own techniques and, when needed, by using armor-protected slaves as shields.
• Xiao Yang’s avatar inside the ship gets it through the gate. The gate closes before all the pursuing experts can follow, leaving about thirty percent behind.
• The Human Race forces gather in Xiao Yang’s palace, which then vanishes without detectable spatial fluctuations. The stranded enemies are baffled by their escape and infer that the Human Race has a limited long-distance travel method.
• The chapter ends by shifting to the Tomb Ship’s former location, where alien experts are still attacking it—suggesting events continue at another point in the operation.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang demonstrates careful planning and command: he uses overwhelming force to create an opening, protects the Star Gate, and times its closure to limit pursuit.
• His Human Race allies and Strongest Being in the Universe slaves act as a coordinated defensive force. The slaves’ Supreme Treasure armor lets them withstand attacks that would otherwise threaten them.
• The Cosmic Sea factions recognize the threat and try to stop the transfer, but their attacks are repeatedly intercepted. Their confusion after Xiao Yang’s disappearance reveals how little they understand his methods.

Significant themes

• Coordination and preparation: Xiao Yang’s combined forces turn many individual attacks into a decisive assault.
• Strategy over brute force: The attack is not merely to defeat the enemy but to buy time for the Tomb Ship’s escape.
• Hidden capabilities and uncertainty: The Human Race’s apparent teleportation ability—and Xiao Yang’s ability to conceal his forces—leaves opponents struggling to understand what happened.
• Sacrifice and protection: Xiao Yang’s armored slaves put themselves between enemy attacks and the Star Gate to safeguard the mission.

Plot points and events

• The Cosmic Sea experts notice that the ruined Miniature Universe near the Tomb Ship has disappeared, reinforcing suspicions that the Human Race is behind the vanishings.
• They deduce that the Human Race is using Xiao Yang’s Star Gate to teleport the Tomb Ship toward the Giant Axe Miniature Universe. Because only a few more jumps are needed, the rival factions stop attacking indiscriminately and prepare to target the portal.
• Inside the Tomb Ship, Giant Axe warns Xiao Yang that the next jumps will be especially difficult. The Human Race experts recover their Divine Power with Xiao Yang’s Game World Crops and prepare to continue.
• When Xiao Yang emerges, the enemy factions immediately bombard him, believing he must be stopped before he can use the Star Gate. He protects himself in a Palace Supreme Treasure, which is driven into the Tomb Ship, but remains able to use the Star Gate from within.
• The Human Race launches a broader fight from several hatches, deploying over two hundred True God Supreme Treasure domains. The opposing factions—including the normally hostile Divine Eye Clan and Skeleton Race—unite against them. The Human Race is initially outnumbered and pushed back.
• Xiao Yang escalates the battle: his avatars form groups of five, burn Divine Power, consume Power-Burning Fruits, and unleash the combined attack Chaos World, creating dozens of spear-shaped worlds.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang remains composed under a massive assault and shows that the enemy cannot easily prevent him from using the Star Gate. He commits to a powerful, coordinated counterattack when the Human Race is at a disadvantage.
• Giant Axe recognizes how difficult the next stages of the plan will be and cautions Xiao Yang.
• The Human Race faction demonstrates its improved strength and coordination: most members have reached a Gene Level of thirty thousand times and rapidly recover from the previous battle.

Significant themes

• Strategic adaptation: Once the enemy understands the Human Race’s teleportation plan, both sides change tactics rather than repeat earlier attacks.
• Unity against a common threat: Longstanding rivals temporarily cooperate to stop the Human Race.
• Preparation and teamwork: Recovery, multiple attack positions, and synchronized avatar techniques are central to the Human Race’s response.
• Escalation and risk: Xiao Yang’s power-burning measures show the extreme cost and intensity of the coming battle.

Character interactions

• The Cosmic Sea factions share information and coordinate their effort to block the Star Gate.
• Giant Axe advises Xiao Yang from within the Tomb Ship; Xiao Yang acknowledges the warning but presses ahead.
• Xiao Yang and the Human Race experts fight in concert, while the opposing factions cooperate despite their old enmities.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang unleashes a coordinated attack with his many avatars. Though his spear technique is only Sixth Order, several boosts raise the combined strike to Tier 10 Peak, forcing the enemy Strongest Beings to retreat into their palace treasures.
• His real objective is to reach the enemy Universe Masters attacking from the rear. Using Star Gates, his avatars appear beside them and kill or seal dozens, while powerful palace and domain treasures suppress those who try to hide.
• The Cosmic Sea Strongest Beings burn divine power to stop him, but human forces hold them back. Human fighters endure their attacks with True God armor, while Xiao Yang’s Strongest Being slaves prove difficult to injure.
• The remaining Divine Eye Clan True Gods combine their power and treasures into the enormous Eternal True God. It overwhelms Xiao Yang’s slaves and breaks his Spear World, sending him flying.
• Xiao Yang withstands the blow through True God armor and the Ninefold Void Return technique, which drastically reduces incoming damage. He then engages the Eternal True God with a dozen avatars, preventing it from attacking Chaos City Lord and the other humans.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang demonstrates the full reach of his preparation and resources: his new secret art, avatar coordination, Star Gates, and layered defenses make him a major battlefield threat. He focuses not just on striking power but on protecting his allies and controlling enemy movement.
• The Divine Eye Clan’s remaining True Gods reveal their desperation and unity by forming the Eternal True God, a force powerful enough to injure even armored Strongest Beings.
• The human fighters show resolve by accepting enemy attacks to keep the opposing Strongest Beings occupied.

Significant themes

• Preparation and resourcefulness: Xiao Yang combines techniques, treasures, and tactical positioning to turn a powerful attack into a battlefield-wide advantage.
• Collective power: The Eternal True God demonstrates how coordinated strength can surpass even formidable individual fighters.
• Sacrifice and protection: Xiao Yang risks himself to keep the Eternal True God from reaching his allies.
• A shifting balance of power: Xiao Yang’s assault gives the humans hope, but the Divine Eye Clan’s transformation sharply renews the danger.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang’s avatars coordinate to attack the rear ranks while his allies hold off the enemy Strongest Beings.
• The Divine Eye Clan’s True Gods unite with their alien-beast forces and treasures to create the Eternal True God.
• Xiao Yang directly clashes with the Eternal True God, then deliberately keeps it occupied so Chaos City Lord and the other human experts are not forced into hiding.

Plot and events

• Xiao Yang’s remaining avatars continue killing the alien Universe Masters, but their coordinated counterattacks slow him down and create a stalemate.
• Xiao Yang and the Human Race’s forces exploit the chaos to extract the Tomb Ship. Xiao Yang’s avatars use a combined attack to accelerate the ship rather than attack the enemy, while the Human Race’s Strongest Beings keep opponents from interfering.
• The Tomb Ship passes through two Star Gates and reaches Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe. Its pursuers hesitate at the danger of entering the Primordial Universe, giving the gates time to close.
• Xiao Yang gathers the Human Race’s forces and other allies into his palace and escapes the Cosmic Sea. The alien powers realize the inheritance is lost and fear the Human Race’s growing strength; their leaders depart to seek inheritances of their own.
• In Giant Axe’s Miniature Universe, Xiao Yang opens the Tomb Ship’s inheritance to the Human Race, his slaves, and the Machine Race’s Universe Masters. He has organized the shareable Memory Stones by category, then leaves a Tianxu Avatar to supervise while the others study.
• Xiao Yang’s original body, clone, and avatars divide up to cultivate and research in the Game World.

Character and faction developments

• Xiao Yang demonstrates strategic restraint and coordination, using his attacks to propel the Tomb Ship and relying on allies to create the opening.
• The Human Race emerges as a formidable power, with hundreds of Strongest Beings in the Universe and many Supreme Ultimate Treasures. This alarms the Cosmic Sea factions, who now see the Human Race as a serious threat.
• The Machine Race is treated as a future part of the Virtual Universe, and its members are included in the inheritance’s study.

Themes and interactions

• Unity under pressure: The alien Universe Masters cooperate to survive, while the Human Race coordinates its powerful allies to secure the Tomb Ship.
• Strategy over brute force: Xiao Yang wins by misdirection, timing, and movement rather than simply overpowering the enemy.
• Knowledge as power: The inheritance promises to strengthen its recipients, while its loss drives the Cosmic Sea powers to seek knowledge of their own.
• Shifting power and consequences: The Human Race’s ascent inspires fear, and the conflict leaves the alien factions facing both a lost inheritance and a dangerous new rival.

Plot points and events

• With the Tomb Ship returned, the Human Race shifts its focus to governing and integrating its vastly expanded territory. Primal Ancestor leads reforms while other powerful humans study inheritances.
• The territory is reorganized into 100,000 Universe Countries, linked by Divine Kingdom Passages. Humans settle conquered regions, especially Divine Kingdom Humans, though building them into prosperous societies will take many epochs.
• To give human youths places to train, Primal Ancestor confines other races to designated secret realms and creates opportunities there. Xiao Yang supplies useful Farm Crops for cultivation and training.
• The Extraterrestrial Battlefield is retained and greatly expanded as a proving ground for human Immortals. Captured Immortals from other races are compelled to fight humans, with rewards for cooperation and severe consequences for refusal.
• Xiao Yang stays out of the reforms, leaving an avatar in the Primordial Universe for emergencies while his other bodies work in the Game World. When the Mining and Mountain Foraging events open together, he buys top-tier permits and sends his largest Nether Sea Clone to use a Collection Pass. It appears on the Back Hill.

Character developments and interactions

• Primal Ancestor becomes the Human Race’s chief administrator, addressing the challenges of expansion and designing systems for training, settlement, and control of rival races.
• Xiao Yang supports the Human Race indirectly with Crops, powerful chickens, and his enslaved experts, but recognizes that governance is not his strength and avoids direct involvement.
• Human pharmacists use teachings from the Duan Donghe Inheritance to develop a potion that could grant a World Lord-level bloodline.
• Other races are forced into a managed role as opponents and are offered incentives to fight; refusal risks the destruction of their populations.

Significant themes

• Rebuilding and governance: Military conquest creates new responsibilities—settling, connecting, and managing enormous territories.
• Power and coercion: The Human Race’s training system depends on controlling rival peoples, combining rewards with threats of extermination.
• Long-term human development: New cultivation methods, Crops, and bloodline research aim to raise the strength of future generations.
• Division of labor: Primal Ancestor handles governing, while Xiao Yang focuses on the Game World and contributes resources rather than leadership.

Key plot points and events

• In the Back Hill, Xiao Yang lets the Nether Sea Clone expand to its immense true size and searches the seemingly endless region. He gathers large quantities of mountain treasures, including Level 11 Wild Ginseng, Jianshou Mushrooms, Goji Berries, Wild Peanuts, and Ninefold Void Return Fruits.
• The Level 11 crops offer exceptional benefits: Wild Ginseng can raise eligible beings’ gene levels to 60,000 times; Goji Berries can elevate bloodlines to Void True God level and gene levels to 10,081 times; Jianshou Mushrooms can strengthen willpower to peak Eternal True God level. Wild Peanuts still grant an additional avatar.
• Xiao Yang discovers that the Ninefold Void Return Fruit’s peel—and the skins and byproducts of other Level 11 mountain products—can be used to forge high-level armor and contain law-source secret patterns.
• Xiao Yang and his three clones consume Wild Ginseng, reaching 60,000-times gene levels. After returning to the Primordial Universe, his original body and Heavenly Void Clone grow to more than 100 million kilometers tall. He then replaces his existing avatars using Wild Peanuts.
• His Nether Sea Clone goes mining again and brings back materials suitable for Void True God and Eternal True God treasures, with some useful in crafting chaos ultimate treasures.
• Xiao Yang tells the Human Race’s experts that Level 11 Wild Ginseng can raise their gene levels to 60,000 times, allowing them to pass the Duan Donghe lineage trial and access its core inheritances. He cautions them to delay becoming True Gods in case he finds even stronger ginseng.
• He then takes Wild Ginseng to the Tomb Ship and begins putting the Universe Masters through the inheritance trial.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang continues to exploit the Nether Sea Clone’s scale and resource-gathering abilities, while using his original appearance to move conveniently. He also plans ahead by preserving biological samples and delaying his own advancement so he can pursue further gene improvements.
• The Human Race’s experts are excited by the new opportunity. Their study of the Duan Donghe inheritance has broadened their understanding of ancient civilization techniques, making Xiao Yang’s discovery especially striking.
• Xiao Yang and the experts interact as benefactor and beneficiaries: he provides the treasure and warns them about the consequences of advancing too soon, while they prepare to receive the inheritance.

Significant themes

• Power through resources and preparation: Rare crops can bypass obstacles that once demanded immense effort.
• The value of patience: Reaching a breakthrough is not always best if greater gains may still be possible.
• Knowledge and inheritance: The Duan Donghe legacy expands the Human Race’s horizons and offers new paths to power.
• Repurposing nature’s byproducts: Even peels and skins become valuable materials and sources of law-pattern knowledge.