Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang invites Sitting Mountain Guest to his West Lake Villa to negotiate a trade. Sitting Mountain Guest accepts, having wanted to meet him himself.
• Xiao Yang offers to exchange for the Divine Eye Secret Art, saying he wants it to help defeat the World Beasts. He notes that the Lie Yuan Technique should be reserved for Luo Feng.
• Sitting Mountain Guest is startled that Xiao Yang knows about the Lie Yuan Technique and suspects he has unusual knowledge, though Xiao Yang has not reincarnated from elsewhere.
• Sitting Mountain Guest proposes giving Xiao Yang the Divine Eye Secret Art if Xiao Yang will later help him take revenge on three enemies.
• Xiao Yang counters that the enemies—the Food Kingdom’s rulers—now number five, making the revenge task far greater and the Secret Art inadequate payment.
• He also argues that dealing with the World Beasts in the Dim Land is essential, since the Reincarnation Passage lies there and Sitting Mountain Guest’s revenge prospects depend on the threat being eliminated.
• Sitting Mountain Guest revises his terms: he will give Xiao Yang the Secret Art if Xiao Yang protects and guides Luo Feng, and helps him attain the extraordinary Gene Level that drew the Supreme Rules’ congratulations.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang displays confidence, deep knowledge, and strategic restraint. He bargains directly, rejects an unfair price, and makes clear that his priority is fighting the World Beasts while preserving the Lie Yuan Technique for Luo Feng.
• Sitting Mountain Guest arrives composed and curious, but Xiao Yang’s knowledge of the Lie Yuan Technique and the Food Kingdom’s increased strength shocks him. He shifts from seeking revenge to asking for support for Luo Feng’s future.
• Their conversation is respectful but cautious: Sitting Mountain Guest probes what Xiao Yang knows, while Xiao Yang reveals only what advances the negotiation. The meeting also establishes their shared interest in Luo Feng’s development.

Significant themes

• Knowledge as power: Xiao Yang’s unexplained knowledge changes the balance of the negotiation.
• Duty versus revenge: Sitting Mountain Guest’s desire for vengeance is weighed against the larger danger of the World Beasts.
• Mentorship and legacy: The proposed bargain centers on protecting and guiding Luo Feng toward greater potential.
• Value and sacrifice: Xiao Yang challenges the price of the Secret Art by comparing its worth with the immense danger of confronting five rulers.

Chapter Summary: “Breaking Through to True God!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sitting Mountain Guest reflects on the extraordinary gene levels of the Human Race’s Universe Masters. Every one of them—and even their clones—has reached at least sixty thousand times, suggesting that Xiao Yang may have discovered a method to raise their gene levels even further.
• Sitting Mountain Guest realizes that gene levels might surpass the traditionally believed limit of ninety thousand times, potentially opening a realm beyond the level associated with Chaos Masters and God Kings.
• He asks Xiao Yang to help Luo Feng raise his gene level to Xiao Yang’s level. This request is motivated by Sitting Mountain Guest’s desire to strengthen Luo Feng so that he may eventually help him take revenge.
• Xiao Yang immediately agrees. In return, Sitting Mountain Guest gives him a Memory Stone created in Jin World, warning that its contents cannot be fully examined within the Primordial Universe.
• Xiao Yang secretly sends the Memory Stone into the Game World, an action Sitting Mountain Guest cannot perceive. This increases Sitting Mountain Guest’s wariness of Xiao Yang’s unfathomable abilities.
• Afterward, Xiao Yang prepares for his breakthrough to True God. Over more than a year, he sends avatars throughout the Cosmic Sea, each entering the Game World before dissipating, creating a network of one-time-use coordinates.
• Xiao Yang uses the divine power of his Nether Sea Clone to create plant and tree spirits through the Creation Secret Technique, exchanging them in the Game World for gold coins.
• He then begins transforming his Divine Kingdom. Chaos currents pour through newly formed Void Passages, destroying the original landscapes and fueling the kingdom’s expansion.
• In seven days, the Divine Kingdom grows to one hundred million light-years across, eventually expanding to one billion light-years. It transforms into a massive Miniature Universe and is forcibly expelled from the Primordial Universe.
• Human Race powerhouses and curious Cosmic Sea experts gather to witness the event. The Miniature Universe’s unprecedented size shocks everyone, and Xiao Yang is recognized as the Many-Treasure Progenitor.

Character Developments

• Xiao Yang: His power and life level become increasingly incomprehensible, even to Sitting Mountain Guest. His mastery of gene levels, the Game World, creation techniques, and universe transformation places him beyond ordinary cultivation standards. His breakthrough confirms his evolution into a True God and establishes him as the creator of an astonishingly large Miniature Universe.
• Sitting Mountain Guest: He shifts from viewing Xiao Yang as someone he could easily kill to recognizing him as a superior life-form. His priorities become clear: he seeks knowledge that can surpass the ninety-thousand-fold gene-level boundary and hopes Luo Feng can gain Xiao Yang’s strength.
• Luo Feng: He does not appear directly, but becomes central to Sitting Mountain Guest’s plans. His future development is tied to Xiao Yang’s promise to help him reach an unprecedented gene level.
• The Human Race: Its Universe Masters are revealed to possess extraordinary hidden potential, likely due to Xiao Yang’s influence or teachings. Their collective strength and future prospects are elevated.

Significant Themes

• Beyond established limits: The chapter challenges the belief that ninety thousand times is the ultimate gene-level limit, suggesting the existence of an even higher realm.
• Power and mystery: Xiao Yang’s abilities are so advanced that even Sitting Mountain Guest cannot determine where he stores objects or accurately assess his life level.
• Transformation and rebirth: The destruction of the Divine Kingdom represents the necessary collapse of an old form before the creation of a vastly greater Miniature Universe.
• Strategic alliances: Xiao Yang and Sitting Mountain Guest form a mutually beneficial arrangement, combining Xiao Yang’s knowledge with Sitting Mountain Guest’s long-term ambitions.
• Recognition of greatness: The reaction of the Human Race and Cosmic Sea powerhouses emphasizes the significance of Xiao Yang’s breakthrough and the unprecedented scale of his achievement.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Yang and Sitting Mountain Guest: They negotiate an agreement centered on Luo Feng’s advancement. Xiao Yang accepts without hesitation, while Sitting Mountain Guest rewards him with the Memory Stone and remains cautious about Xiao Yang’s hidden abilities.
• Xiao Yang and Luo Feng: Their interaction is indirect, but Xiao Yang promises to help Luo Feng achieve the same extraordinary gene level that has elevated Xiao Yang beyond ordinary beings.
• Xiao Yang and the Human Race powerhouses: Though not directly interacting during the breakthrough, their presence shows their loyalty and excitement as they gather to witness his transformation.
• Xiao Yang and the Cosmic Sea observers: His breakthrough leaves alien and other external powerhouses stunned, confirming that his accomplishments surpass common understanding.

• The Cosmic Sea witnesses Xiao Yang’s new Miniature Universe, which measures a billion light-years across—large enough to resemble the universe of a Void True God. The Alien Race experts fear he may soon attempt Reincarnation, weakening their prospects in the coming world-beast crisis. The human experts are instead hopeful, believing Xiao Yang may help them reach a higher level as he has before.
• Xiao Yang begins shaping his universe. He gathers his original body, clones, and avatars in the universe’s still-forming Origin Land. He disintegrates his clones and avatars, turning them into divine power and forming a True God Heart. His remaining body becomes smaller, but its divine power grows vastly stronger. He regrets losing his useful clones, then sets that feeling aside and focuses on the work ahead.
• He establishes the Three Realms architecture designed by Molly. The Miniature Universe divides into Heaven, Earth, and Human Realms, which overlap while remaining independent. Unlike the usual arrangement, souls and true spirits of beings who die within Xiao Yang’s universe will reincarnate inside it rather than travel to the Origin Continent. The realms are assigned as homes for ordinary beings, departed souls, and cultivators. Xiao Yang begins creating 129,600 small spaces in each realm, arranging them into a complex Secret Pattern Diagram.
  Character development and interactions: Xiao Yang shows both sacrifice and discipline: he gives up his clones to strengthen himself, briefly mourns their loss, then proceeds with the plan. His human allies’ anticipation contrasts with the Cosmic Sea experts’ anxiety. Molly’s design is central to Xiao Yang’s choices, laying the groundwork for his universe to potentially evolve into a Source World—and perhaps enable him to become its Lord.
  Themes: The chapter emphasizes how foundational choices shape future growth, the cost of advancement, and the contrast between fear and hope. The universe’s architecture is presented as a decisive, nearly irreversible choice that may determine both its evolution and Xiao Yang’s ultimate limits.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang witnesses the evolution of his Miniature Universe, during which the Chaos Law unfolds into the Ten Basic Laws and various Fusion Laws. The three Secret Pattern Diagrams merge into one, but its mysteries remain beyond his understanding.
• His avatars study in a Biological Laboratory running at ten million times normal speed. By concentrating on law comprehension rather than creating Secret Arts, Xiao Yang gains enough insight to become a Void True God. He expects his existing Secret Arts to grow stronger once he incorporates that understanding.
• Xiao Yang returns to the Game World, where he consumes Level-12 crops to restore his divine body and replenish his Minor Universe Origin. He finds most newly unlocked livestock and products of limited value to him.
• He discovers that Minor Universe Origin can be exchanged for Voucher Points—and is exceptionally valuable. This gives him a sustainable cycle: Gold Coins accelerate crop growth, crops restore his universe’s origin, and that origin funds further purchases.
• An avatar visits Farm Town to look for useful new shops. At the town center, Xiao Yang finds the long-awaited library. Inside, he sees corridors devoted to subjects including life, death, creation, destruction, and the elemental laws. After choosing the Life Corridor, he enters a separate space filled with books, each bookshelf enclosed by an invisible barrier.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang’s law comprehension rises dramatically through Universe Evolution, bringing him to the threshold of Void True God.
• He continues to use the Game World pragmatically, prioritizing resources and external help—such as Tony’s assistance with Secret Arts—rather than spending his breakthrough period crafting them himself.
• He realizes his own Miniature Universe can supply a valuable resource for the Game World’s voucher system, expanding his ability to sustain his growth.

Significant themes

• Growth through insight: Witnessing Universe Evolution offers Xiao Yang a major leap in understanding.
• Resourcefulness and self-sufficiency: He turns his universe’s origin, crops, and Gold Coins into a renewable progression cycle.
• Knowledge as power: The library’s vast collection suggests access to inherited teachings on fundamental laws and potentially higher paths such as the Origin Great Dao and Hunyuan Dao.
• The limits of understanding: The merged Secret Pattern Diagram and the library’s guarded shelves hint that some knowledge remains inaccessible, at least for now.

Character interactions

• Xiao Yang delegates Secret Arts creation to Tony, allowing himself to focus on law comprehension.
• No substantial direct conversations occur in the chapter; the main interactions are Xiao Yang’s engagement with the Game World’s systems and his discovery of the library.

Chapter Summary

• Xiao Yang explores Farm Town’s library, where the unguarded shelves hold Secret Arts that help readers understand laws. He finds a book on the Space Origin Law whose unusually thorough analysis—even of the Source of Space—gives him new insights, so he keeps it to read.
• The library’s shelves extend far beyond ordinary law studies. Xiao Yang discovers vast collections devoted to the Life Origin Great Dao, including its many branches and related paths. He recognizes that the structure of a Great Dao can differ between Source Worlds, and the sheer number of books gives him his first glimpse of the Game World’s immense scope.
• Xiao Yang tries to reach the shelves protected by barriers but cannot overcome them, even with his strongest Secret Art. A more distant barrier blocks the way to still more shelves. As he is about to touch it, Simon, the library’s white-haired librarian, warns him away.
• Simon explains that the distant barrier requires a will as powerful as a Hunyuan Lord’s; touching it with Xiao Yang’s current will would annihilate his true spirit. The nearer barriers are less dangerous, but the Great Dao texts behind them can drive unprepared readers mad—or, in the case of certain Life Hall Secret Arts, transform them into monsters.

Character Developments and Interactions

• Xiao Yang begins absorbed in the books and eager to push deeper, but Simon’s warning makes him realize that the library contains genuine mortal dangers. He responds with caution and asks Simon about the barriers rather than continuing recklessly.
• Simon introduces himself as the librarian and offers to register loans or recommend suitable books. His confident, friendly manner contrasts with the lethal knowledge he guards.

Significant Themes

• Knowledge has a cost: Profound teachings can be dangerous to those without sufficient will.
• The limits of power and understanding: Xiao Yang’s existing mastery and strongest techniques are inadequate before higher-level barriers.
• An expanding cosmic scale: The library’s countless texts suggest that the Game World—and the Dao systems within it—extends far beyond what Xiao Yang previously knew.

Key plot points and events

• After reaching True God, Xiao Yang assesses the gap between his current abilities and the advanced inheritances he wants to study. His will is nearing the Eternal True God level, but the complete Life Origin Great Dao requires at least Chaos Master strength, while the Half-Hunyuan Dao would demand far more.
• In the Library, administrator Simon stops Xiao Yang from approaching a dangerous barrier. Xiao Yang thanks him, then asks to borrow several supplementary Secret Arts.
• Simon examines Xiao Yang and identifies his unusual genetic makeup, linked to Life and Destruction, while concluding that Fire is his strongest natural affinity. He directs Xiao Yang to the Fire Hall and uses an avatar there to select suitable books.
• Simon recommends that Xiao Yang focus on the Sources of Life and Destruction and the Fire Origin, rather than trying to study many laws and Great Daos at once. He also advises postponing genetic maps and bloodline diagrams until Xiao Yang has the necessary foundation.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang recognizes that his ambition to pursue many paths at once may be counterproductive. Simon’s advice helps him see that choosing a suitable sequence matters more than collecting every possible power.
• Simon is established as a knowledgeable, protective guide who can assess cultivators and tailor advice to them.

Significant themes

• Greed versus focus: Wanting every power can lead to wasted effort and poor choices.
• Guidance and self-knowledge: Knowing one’s strengths helps chart a more effective path.
• Patience and progression: Xiao Yang must master foundational stages before attempting higher-level inheritances.

Character interactions

• Simon protects Xiao Yang from the barrier, examines him, and recommends a personalized study path.
• Xiao Yang responds with trust and gratitude, accepting Simon’s guidance and the books selected for him.

Chapter Summary: “The Mountain Goods Event and Dao Enlightenment Fruits Again!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After parting from Simon, Xiao Yang explores Farm Town but finds no particularly useful new shops. The only new location, the Library, contains only supplementary secret arts and books, with no offensive techniques.
• Xiao Yang is relieved that he previously obtained Sitting Mountain Guest’s Divine Eye Secret Technique, since will-based offensive techniques are now extremely difficult to acquire. After returning, he plans to study it and have Tony help him develop a new will secret art.
• In the Virtual Universe, the Human Race holds a celebration for Xiao Yang’s breakthrough to the True God level. He is recognized as the Human Race’s third genuine Strongest Being in the Universe, excluding alien experts he has enslaved.
• At the Many Treasures Meeting, Xiao Yang announces three important matters:
  1. He confirms that a hundred-thousand-times gene level is achievable and reveals that World Beasts naturally possess this level. He also provides his own biological material for future human researchers studying the divine power path.
  2. He promises to determine whether he can help the other human experts raise their gene levels further, asking them to wait a few years before making final breakthroughs.
  3. He distributes superior miniature-universe structural diagrams obtained from Simon, giving the Human Race’s Universe Masters better guidance for their future True God breakthroughs.
• Xiao Yang gives Luo Feng some of his biological material and then enters seclusion.
• Decades later, he uses a Level-10 Collection Pass during the Mountain Goods Event. His body expands to ten thousand light-years and transforms into a river-like special life form, allowing him to sweep enormous quantities of crops from the Back Hill into his Palace Supreme Treasures.
• The harvest includes three Level-10 Dao Enlightenment Fruits. Xiao Yang immediately consumes them, further improving his comprehension potential.

Character Development

• Xiao Yang has advanced from a powerful Universe Master to a True God and is now focused on strengthening both himself and the Human Race. His priorities expand beyond personal cultivation to preserving knowledge, guiding future breakthroughs, and improving the race’s long-term potential.
• He becomes more strategic and collaborative, relying on Simon’s knowledge and planning to use the Divine Eye Secret Technique as the foundation for a new offensive will secret art.
• His continued pursuit of Dao Enlightenment Fruits demonstrates his emphasis on comprehension as a central part of his rapid cultivation progress.
• The Human Race’s experts show immense trust in Xiao Yang. They willingly delay their own breakthroughs in hopes that he can improve their gene levels and eagerly study his superior miniature-universe designs.
• Luo Feng receives Xiao Yang’s biological material, suggesting a continued role in the Human Race’s future cultivation and research efforts.

Significant Themes

• Advancement through knowledge and cooperation: Xiao Yang’s achievements benefit the entire Human Race through shared techniques, materials, and cultivation methods.
• Preparation and patience: The human experts are willing to wait millions of years—or a few more years—for the chance to achieve greater potential.
• The importance of comprehension: Dao Enlightenment Fruits are portrayed as exceptionally valuable because improved comprehension accelerates progress on the divine power and gene-level paths.
• Scarcity and opportunity: Powerful resources are extremely difficult to obtain, requiring Xiao Yang to exploit his unique abilities and take advantage of limited-time events.
• Legacy and collective growth: Xiao Yang’s discoveries and biological materials are preserved for future generations, ensuring that his breakthroughs continue helping the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Yang says goodbye to Simon and later uses the knowledge and miniature-universe materials Simon provided.
• He plans to work with Tony to create a new will-based offensive secret art from the Divine Eye Secret Technique.
• During the Many Treasures Meeting, Xiao Yang addresses the Human Race’s Universe Masters and Giant Axe, sharing information and resources with them.
• The human experts respond with gratitude and enthusiasm, immediately leaving to study the new miniature-universe structures.
• Xiao Yang privately gives Luo Feng some of his biological material before beginning his seclusion.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang examines three powerful level-12 crops: Wild Ginseng, which raises Gene Level to 90,000; Jianshou Mushroom, which can raise will to Peak Chaos Master level; and Goji Berry, which grants an Eternal True God bloodline and raises Gene Level to 30,000.
• He wonders whether stronger, level-13 Wild Ginseng might eventually raise Gene Level to 100,000, but recognizes that obtaining it would take time and depend on his future progress.
• Xiao Yang realizes that even after braving Reincarnation, he may be able to maintain contact with the Cosmic Sea through the Game World or a Divine Power Avatar. He plans to inform humanity’s experts, leaving their choices to them.
• At a Many Treasures Meeting, he announces the new Wild Ginseng and offers each Human Race expert one, while explaining that a potentially stronger version may come later.
• The experts collect the ginseng. Nearly all quickly raise their Gene Levels to 90,000 and break through to True God, creating dozens of Miniature Universes. By the next opening of Jin World, over 95% of humanity’s original Universe Masters have advanced.
• The Cosmic Sea is astonished by humanity’s rapid breakthroughs and credits Xiao Yang. After ten thousand years in seclusion, Xiao Yang emerges.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shows foresight and generosity: he considers how to remain connected to the Cosmic Sea after reincarnation and gives humanity the means to advance without pressuring anyone to wait for a future improvement.
• Human Race experts move from long-standing frustration over stalled Gene Levels to decisive action, with most choosing the available 90,000-fold level rather than waiting for a possible higher limit.
• The experts approach Xiao Yang with anticipation but respect his decision to address everyone together. Their breakthrough success strengthens his reputation as the Human Race’s indispensable benefactor.

Significant themes

• Advancement through opportunity: A breakthrough can transform an entire civilization when a powerful resource becomes available.
• Pragmatism versus patience: The experts weigh a proven, major gain against the uncertain promise of a stronger future option.
• Leadership and collective progress: Xiao Yang provides opportunities while leaving others free to choose, and the Human Race’s progress follows from their shared response.
• Power and reputation: Humanity’s extraordinary rise shocks the wider Cosmic Sea, which sees Xiao Yang as its likely cause.

Key plot points

• Xiao Yang’s twelve avatars spend millennia studying support Secret Arts selected by Simon. He has already mastered the Divine Eye Secret Technique and, with Tony’s advice, plans to adapt it into a will-based Enslavement Secret Art.
• Xiao Yang’s will reaches the Eternal True God level. He believes its strength can compensate for any shortcomings in the adapted technique, especially against gestating World Beasts.
• A Level 13 Cabbage lets someone master the complete Space Origin Law, while a Level 13 Bamboo Shoot does the same for the Time Origin Law. Combined with other crops that raise Gene Level, these discoveries could dramatically accelerate advancement—even allowing a Venerable to become a True God within a few years.
• Xiao Yang finds a new Manor skin, Number 1081 Manor Fortress, and buys it for roughly ten billion Treasure Points.
• Equipping it encloses the Farm plots within the Manor. Its hidden features make crops grow in one percent of the usual time and increase yields tenfold, effectively making accelerated cultivation enormously profitable. Xiao Yang also finds its enclosing wall impossible to damage.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang’s will and cultivation resources have advanced enough to make him exceptionally powerful and able to help others progress rapidly.
• He continues to rely on Tony’s guidance, while using his many avatars to study, cultivate, and manage the Farm.
• His excitement over the Manor’s unexpected benefits shows his growing ability to turn discoveries into practical advantage.

Significant themes

• Accumulation and specialization: Xiao Yang’s progress comes from delegating tasks among avatars and steadily mastering skills and resources.
• Power through knowledge and cultivation: Rare crops can transform advancement, while Secret Arts can be adapted to suit an individual’s strengths.
• Unexpected value: The Manor’s hidden crop-growth and yield bonuses prove more important than its listed benefits.
• Escalating scale: The new Manor resembles a fortified city, reflecting the increasing magnitude of Xiao Yang’s resources and ambitions.

Character interactions

• Simon contributes by selecting support Secret Arts well suited to Xiao Yang.
• Tony advises Xiao Yang on adapting the Divine Eye Secret Technique into a will-based art.
• Xiao Yang’s avatars work in parallel, discovering crops, studying techniques, and accelerating cultivation; one avatar’s discovery of the Manor’s crop bonuses reveals the skin’s most valuable feature.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang explores the expanded Manor, discovering four mountains representing the seasons, a larger Villa, and new facilities: an Entertainment Complex, Cinema, and Small Library. The Library makes studying Secret Arts ten times more efficient, while the other facilities strengthen the will.
• On the Villa’s roof, Xiao Yang watches the Laws—including the Chaos Law—evolve. The sight recalls Universe Evolution and greatly advances his understanding. He decides to study it in seclusion, while his Avatars refine the Divine Eye Secret Technique and study auxiliary Secret Arts.
• Over several hundred thousand years, the Human Race becomes vastly stronger, reaching three thousand True Gods and equipping nearly all its powerful members with full sets of True God Supreme Treasures. Following Xiao Yang’s warning, however, it still avoids entering the Dim Land and instead keeps watch outside for World Beasts.
• Xiao Yang completes a crude but functional Will Enslavement Secret Art. After eating food prepared by Gordon, his personal Chef, he leaves the Game World and enters the Dim Land.
• To draw out a World Beast, Xiao Yang releases his Flame Domain, creating a powerful disturbance. A World Beast searching for other second-tier World Beasts senses it and heads toward him.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang deepens his Chaos Law comprehension, builds his foundation through Secret Arts, and prepares to test his new enslavement technique. He acts cautiously on behalf of the Human Race, keeping its forces outside the Dim Land, but now deliberately risks attracting a World Beast himself.
• Giant Axe and the Chaos City Lord follow Xiao Yang’s strategy by rotating True Gods through watch duty rather than sending the Human Race into the Dim Land.
• Gordon becomes Xiao Yang’s personal Chef after being drawn to the Manor’s Level 13 Crops; his cooking supports Xiao Yang during his long cultivation.
• The approaching World Beast responds to Xiao Yang’s unfamiliar energy, recognizing it as resembling life-forms from the Cosmic Sea and choosing to investigate.

Significant themes

• Preparation and accumulated understanding: Xiao Yang’s progress depends on building a strong foundation before deeper breakthroughs.
• Power paired with caution: The Human Race grows formidable while avoiding unnecessary exposure to the Dim Land.
• Experimentation and risk: Xiao Yang intentionally uses himself as bait to draw a World Beast into a confrontation.

Plot points

• Xiao Yang searches the Dim Land for World Beasts, deliberately broadcasting the aura of his Sea of Fire domain to draw them out.
• He spots He, a second-stage World Beast, who recognizes Xiao Yang’s Ultimate Treasure and tries to escape by splitting into many avatars. Some escape beyond the domain, and Xiao Yang loses track of them.
• Xiao Yang catches the remaining avatars with overwhelming force, using a mountain and One Thought Void—a technique made possible by the Flame Wings forged for him by John.
• He tests Xiao Yang’s strength, even detonating several avatars, but the suppression barely weakens.
• Xiao Yang uses a will-enslavement technique. He first transforms into a World Beast to overcome the resistance of He’s internal world, then successfully enslaves him.
• Xiao Yang orders He to gather his escaped avatars and promises items that may help restore the strength He lost.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang demonstrates how much stronger and more prepared he has become, combining rapid movement, powerful treasures, and a specialized enslavement technique. He remains calm and focused throughout the confrontation.
• He begins arrogant and confident that a World Beast cannot be enslaved by a Cosmic Sea creature. As Xiao Yang’s power becomes clear, he grows wary; after being enslaved, he becomes reverent and fanatically loyal.
• Their encounter shifts from a battle of predator and prey to a master-servant relationship. Xiao Yang treats He as a useful subordinate and directs him to recover his dispersed avatars.

Significant themes

• Power and preparation: Xiao Yang’s success relies on accumulated training, divine techniques, and treasures forged by John.
• Overcoming assumed limits: He’s confidence in the impossibility of his enslavement proves misplaced; Xiao Yang’s will-based method bypasses the usual defenses.
• Transformation and adaptation: Xiao Yang’s World Beast form changes the contest between his will and He’s internal power, turning a stalemate into victory.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang enslaves the World Beast He. The Supreme Rules briefly descend, apparently warning of the major disturbance, but soon withdraw; Xiao Yang believes he has broken no rule.
• Sitting Mountain Guest senses the Supreme Rules’ return and suspects Xiao Yang is behind it. He takes this as a sign that Xiao Yang may be able to resolve the World Beast Crisis.
• Because all World Beasts share an innate connection, they immediately sense that He has been enslaved. They learn of Xiao Yang’s involvement and location through what He had previously told them.
• Enraged by what they see as a disgrace to their kind, the World Beasts abandon their usual one-on-one code and converge on Xiao Yang, intending to kill him by force of numbers.
• He warns Xiao Yang that the World Beasts are gathering. Xiao Yang remains calm and offers him level-13 crops to restore his strength and help him advance. He consumes them, and his power begins recovering rapidly.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang is confident and calculating: he stays composed despite the approaching swarm and sees the crisis as an opportunity to strengthen He.
• He has become Xiao Yang’s loyal subordinate, addresses him as “Master,” and warns him of the danger. He also discovers that Xiao Yang’s crops can restore his power.
• Sitting Mountain Guest remains watchful but grows more optimistic about Xiao Yang’s chances of ending the crisis.
• The World Beasts shift from pursuing individual ambitions to a shared, furious goal: destroying Xiao Yang.

Character interactions

• He reports both the Supreme Rules’ reaction and the World Beasts’ movements to Xiao Yang.
• Xiao Yang reassures He through his calm response and gives him crops to consume, supporting his recovery.
• The World Beasts’ shared awareness turns He’s enslavement into a collective provocation, uniting them against Xiao Yang.

Significant themes

• Loyalty and betrayal: He’s enslavement transforms him, in the eyes of his former kind, from one of their own into an enemy.
• Pride versus survival: World Beasts usually refuse to cooperate, but their outrage overrides their code and drives them to unite.
• Power and preparation: Xiao Yang responds to danger not with panic but by strengthening an ally.
• Rules and destiny: The Supreme Rules’ intervention hints at the significance of Xiao Yang’s actions, even as he believes they remain within the permitted order.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang confirms that his Farm’s crops can help World Beasts recover, and has He rest in his palace. He also sends one of He’s avatars into another palace; the avatar is mysteriously displaced so far away that He can barely sense the Dim Land or the other World Beasts.
• Xiao Yang brings John to inspect He and recommend equipment. John identifies He as a creature born with an incomplete Destruction Origin Great Dao: He can likely master one complete Great Dao, but will have limited potential beyond that. Because He fights with claws, John plans to make him claws, armor, Soul and Domain Supreme Treasures, a palace, and special wings or boots.
• Xiao Yang intends to strengthen He so he can compete to become World Beast King. The Supreme Rules require World Beasts to fight for the title; Xiao Yang believes He becoming king is the best way to avert a wider crisis in the Cosmic Sea.
• Over the following years, World Beasts gather into a force, hoping their numbers will let them defeat Xiao Yang. He reports that 1,037 are approaching, including two Third-Order beasts. Xiao Yang waits rather than hunting them down.
• Xiao Yang has grown much more capable through John’s equipment and Tony’s training, aided by the Manor’s vastly accelerated time. When the assembled beasts attack, their black-light formation pierces his Sea of Fire, and Xiao Yang retreats into his Palace Supreme Treasure.

Character development and interactions

• He remains obedient and cautious, especially around John, whose presence feels more powerful than the Supreme Rules. He demonstrates his claw-based fighting style and later warns Xiao Yang about the approaching army.
• Xiao Yang takes a strategic, long-term approach: rather than relying only on He’s growth, he prepares him with specialized gear and training for the unavoidable succession battle. He also stays calm as the World Beasts gather.
• John assesses He’s strengths and limits, then proposes a tailored equipment set.
• Tony contributes by training Xiao Yang during the years of accelerated time.

Significant themes

• Preparation and adaptation: Strength comes not only from level or power, but also from suitable equipment and training.
• Fate versus strategy: The Supreme Rules impose a contest for the World Beast King, but Xiao Yang seeks to shape its outcome by preparing He.
• Power and uncertainty: He’s displaced avatar and the World Beasts’ coordinated attack suggest that unfamiliar forces and threats remain in play.
• Time and growth: The Manor’s accelerated time lets Xiao Yang improve enormously while only a few years pass in the Cosmic Sea.

Key plot points and events

• The World Beasts launch a combined attack on Xiao Yang’s palace. Though the blow reaches Void True God strength, Xiao Yang is largely unharmed and leaves the palace to confront them.
• Xiao Yang overwhelms the attackers with his speed and spear techniques, killing second-order World Beasts with single thrusts even after they strengthen themselves with Blood Burning.
• The beasts regroup to unleash another combined strike. It cancels out much of Xiao Yang’s attack and knocks him back, but barely injures him.
• Realizing they cannot win, Mojia attempts to escape through World Light Passage. Xiao Yang suppresses the passage—and the other beasts’ escape attempts—with One Thought Void.
• Xiao Yang then uses the Divine Eye Secret Technique to kill Mojia and all the remaining World Beasts. Their bodies are left in his Sea of Fire, and he orders someone to consume them.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang demonstrates overwhelming strength, speed, durability, and control of the battlefield. He remains confident throughout and chooses a direct will attack rather than his enslavement technique to finish the fight.
• Mojia shows leadership by coordinating the beasts’ defense and combined attack, then pragmatism by immediately trying to flee once he recognizes defeat.
• The World Beasts begin proud and determined to avenge their humiliation, but their confidence collapses as Xiao Yang repeatedly proves stronger than their attacks.

Significant themes

• Overconfidence versus reality: The World Beasts misattribute Xiao Yang’s resilience to his palace, then discover his personal strength is just as formidable.
• Strength and survival: Their tactics escalate from group defense to a combined attack and finally escape, but none can overcome Xiao Yang’s power.
• Pride and loyalty: The beasts agree not to exploit one another if any are badly injured, reflecting their shared code even as they face defeat.

Character interactions

• Mojia directs the World Beasts to stay together, burn their power, and search for an opening.
• The beasts treat Xiao Yang as the source of their disgrace and also target He, whom they regard as a traitor.
• Xiao Yang’s actions silence their resistance: he blocks Mojia’s escape, kills the group, and gives the final order to consume their remains.

Key plot points and events

• He consumes the intact World Beast corpses Xiao Yang left behind, advancing from the peak of the Second Order to the peak of the Third Order. He is now the strongest World Beast alive, though still short of the Fourth Order.
• The chapter explains the six stages of World Beast growth and their abilities: Third-Order beasts gain the World Light Passage; Fourth-Order beasts gain a World Light Domain; Fifth-Order beasts wield devastating Destruction attacks; and Sixth-Order beasts can create vast numbers of clones.
• World Beasts are bound by four iron laws: two Sixth-Order beasts must fight; a World Beast King must emerge before the gestation deadline; if only two beasts remain, they must fight; and the last survivor becomes the King, regardless of its order.
• The remaining World Beasts react to the defeat of Mogia and his group by resolving to kill Xiao Yang, discussing sending vastly larger forces against him.
• Meanwhile, Xiao Yang places Divine Power Avatar “coordinates” across the Dim Land, the Three Great Forbidden Lands, and other regions of the Cosmic Sea. World Beasts gather to attack him, and some begin fighting and devouring one another to reach the Fourth Order.

Character developments and interactions

• He becomes much stronger and more resilient by eating the corpses, and his survival abilities improve. Xiao Yang briefly regrets destroying some bodies, since intact remains might have pushed He to the Fourth Order.
• Xiao Yang remains confident that He can continue growing as more World Beasts arrive, while using his avatars to prepare across the Cosmic Sea.
• The World Beasts shift from shock at Xiao Yang’s power to heightened fear and hostility. They increasingly view him as a possible threat even to their future King.
• Stronger Third-Order World Beasts become especially desperate to advance, believing a Fourth-Order World Light Domain might let them resist Xiao Yang and escape more effectively.

Significant themes

• Growth through consumption and conflict: World Beasts gain strength by devouring corpses—and, under pressure, one another.
• Survival and escalation: Each new order offers greater power and survivability, prompting the beasts to race for advancement as the danger from Xiao Yang grows.
• Fate governed by harsh laws: The World Beasts’ inherited rules make conflict unavoidable, especially as their numbers dwindle.
• Fear of an emerging threat: Xiao Yang’s victories unite the remaining beasts in their determination to stop him before he becomes too powerful.

Key plot points and events

• Over several thousand years, Xiao Yang’s avatar kept the World Beast He confined while Xiao Yang’s true body and other avatars studied the laws in the Game World. He secretly tracked the other World Beasts, reporting that their forces had grown to tens of millions and were converging on Xiao Yang.
• The World Beasts feared that Xiao Yang might feed He enough corpses for him to become the first Sixth-Order World Beast—and potentially their king—so they began a general siege.
• Xiao Yang prepared by sending out twelve separate avatars, each equipped with a Palace Supreme Treasure and a Winged Supreme Treasure. He aimed them at small groups of fewer than ten thousand World Beasts.
• One avatar attacked a group of several thousand. The World Beasts’ combined strike hit empty space when Xiao Yang suddenly vanished, then reappeared to engulf them in his Sea of Fire. Several Third-Order beasts escaped, but Xiao Yang killed the remaining Second-Order beasts with his flames, a mountain that pinned them down, and a will attack.
• He collected the corpses for He and continued hunting. News of his multiple bodies spread, prompting World Beast groups to converge faster; some smaller groups joined nearby forces, while others’ members fled alone to avoid becoming targets.
• Finally, Bedi’s immense force arrived near He.

Character developments

• Xiao Yang acts cautiously and strategically: he recognizes that sheer numbers could overwhelm him, so he uses his multiple avatars to strike manageable targets rather than confront the gathering armies directly. He also reveals that he has a way to vanish and reappear in the Dim Land, where teleportation is supposedly impossible.
• He remains Xiao Yang’s informant and ally, alerting him to the approaching siege. Xiao Yang tells him to stay hidden and keep reporting enemy movements.
• The World Beasts shift from gathering for a coordinated attack to adapting tactically—merging with nearby groups or traveling alone to reduce the chance of being hunted.

Significant themes

• Strategy versus overwhelming numbers: Xiao Yang’s power is formidable, but he must avoid being surrounded by the vastly larger World Beast population.
• Fear and political rivalry: The World Beasts’ siege is driven not only by hostility toward Xiao Yang but also by fear that He could become their king.
• Adaptation and secrecy: Xiao Yang conceals his extra bodies, while the World Beasts continually change tactics in response to new information.

Character interactions

• He reports the gathering forces and alerts Xiao Yang when the major leaders are approaching. Xiao Yang gives him instructions to remain concealed and act as a scout.
• Xiao Yang’s attack provokes panic and confusion among the targeted World Beasts, who recognize him as “Progenitor Many Treasures” and question how he appeared far from He.
• After learning about Xiao Yang’s multiple bodies and continued attacks, the World Beast groups react with anger and urgency, accelerating their movement toward one another.

Plot points and events

• He, Xiao Yang’s enslaved World Beast, has reached the Fourth Order by devouring corpses and is expected to reach the Fifth. Xiao Yang has supplied him with over fifty thousand corpses.
• Bedi, alarmed by He’s growth, leads more than two million World Beasts toward him, hoping to stop him before he advances further.
• Xiao Yang hides He and the Palace Supreme Treasure, then confronts Bedi alone, carrying only a Winged Supreme Treasure and a sealed sphere.
• Bedi coordinates a massive attack, but Xiao Yang opens the sphere and vanishes just before it strikes. The sphere releases a vast drop of Cyan Blood whose Will Impact instantly destroys the wills of Bedi and every World Beast with him.
• The Cyan Blood eventually dissipates under a terrifying force associated with the Supreme Rules. Xiao Yang returns and collects the corpses.
• Xiao Yang offers the corpses to He, saying they should help him reach the Sixth Order. He reports that Morosa’s group and the other World Beast forces have scattered, frightened by Bedi’s sudden death.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang demonstrates careful preparation and overwhelming power, using the sphere’s deadly effect while keeping himself and He safely away from the battlefield.
• He remains obedient and reports developments to his master. His rapid advancement has become a direct concern to Bedi, and he is poised to grow stronger still.
• Bedi recognizes Xiao Yang’s danger and plans a coordinated attack, but he and his entire force are killed before he can reveal what happened.
• Xiao Yang and He’s master-servant relationship is emphasized: Xiao Yang supplies He with food and protection, while He provides intelligence.

Significant themes

• Power and fear: The instant destruction of Bedi’s army makes even rival World Beast groups abandon their large-scale alliances.
• Growth and competition: He’s rise toward the Sixth Order threatens the existing balance, while the surviving beasts hope one of their own may still become a World Beast King.
• Secrecy and uncertainty: The survivors know Xiao Yang caused the catastrophe but do not understand how, making him all the more terrifying.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Yang refuses to pursue the fleeing World Beasts. Instead, He devours the fallen beasts, reaches the Sixth Order, and is sent to hunt the survivors. Xiao Yang keeps an Avatar of He with him so He can return through the Game World if needed.
• More than a million eras pass. The Human Race prospers under Xiao Yang’s training: it now has over ten thousand True Gods, though fewer than a hundred Universe Masters. Luo Feng leads the Divine Power Path candidates, reaching 89,999 times.
• Over ten billion years, He kills three Sixth-Order World Beasts and becomes overwhelmingly stronger than the rest. His custom-made Ultimate Treasures and Secret Arts—developed under Tony’s guidance and Xiao Yang’s orders—give him a decisive advantage.
• With only tens of thousands of World Beasts left, the survivors despair. They abandon hopes of defeating Xiao Yang or He and decide instead to attack Xiao Yang’s Miniature Universe and those belonging to human True Gods.
• Morosa rallies the World Beasts, and nearly all remaining survivors leave the Dim Land. He senses their plan and warns Xiao Yang.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang remains confident and strategic: he lets He grow by hunting rather than chasing the enemy himself, and continues to strengthen humanity.
• He advances from a newly empowered hunter to a Sixth-Order force capable of crushing other Sixth-Order World Beasts. Though he dislikes training, he creates Secret Arts under pressure from Xiao Yang and Tony.
• The World Beasts, especially Morosa, shift from seeking victory to pursuing revenge. Their hatred of Xiao Yang and fear that He may become their king drive their final attack.
• He and Xiao Yang maintain a close master-and-servant connection: He reports the threat as soon as he detects it.

Significant themes

• Power through preparation: He’s tailored equipment, training, and tactics let him outperform opponents who rely on raw strength.
• The cost of despair and vengeance: Unable to win directly, the World Beasts turn to destructive retaliation.
• Collective flourishing versus extinction: Humanity grows steadily while the World Beasts’ numbers and prospects collapse.

Plot and key events

• After learning that most World Beasts had left the Dim Land to attack Miniature Universes across the Cosmic Sea, Xiao Yang ordered He and his twelve avatars to hunt them. The surviving beasts were powerful—at least third-order—and could use the World Light Passage, so many escaped.
• At a Human Race Supreme Council meeting, Chaos City Lord warned that World Beasts had already destroyed several Miniature Universes. Xiao Yang urged caution, especially against fifth-order beasts, which could destroy a universe.
• Human Race powerhouses nevertheless went out to test their strength. They were badly outmatched: even large groups could barely flee from a fifth-order beast. Xiao Yang’s Divine Power Avatars and rapid interventions saved many, but three Human Race True Gods and more than thirty True Gods from other factions died.
• Xiao Yang killed over ten thousand World Beasts while protecting the Human Race. He then learned that more than ten thousand beasts had formed a force to attack his Miniature Universe, while several thousand others hid in the Three Great Forbidden Lands.
• Xiao Yang and his twelve avatars rushed to defend the universe. Hundreds of fifth-order beasts combined their Destruction Divine Ability into an attack of Eternal True God-level power. Xiao Yang blocked it with an Eternal True God-level Supreme Treasure Palace, but the palace was blasted through the universe’s membrane. The beasts took this as evidence that Xiao Yang feared their attack and pressed forward.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang shifts from directing the hunt to personally safeguarding the Human Race and his own Miniature Universe. He remains composed and capable, but the combined assault forces him to recognize the scale of the threat.
• Giant Axe has grown dramatically stronger, reaching Void True God-level strength through his inheritance, cultivation, and treasures. He and the other Human Race powerhouses are eager to confront the beasts, despite Xiao Yang’s warnings.
• He continues to serve as Xiao Yang’s source of intelligence, informing him of the coordinated attack.
• The World Beasts act strategically: they target Miniature Universes, exploit their numbers, and believe Xiao Yang will avoid using his indiscriminate willpower technique near his own universe.

Significant themes

• Collective courage versus overwhelming power: the Human Race’s eagerness to fight is tested by the World Beasts’ immense strength.
• Leadership and protection: Xiao Yang bears responsibility for defending allies and their Miniature Universes, intervening repeatedly at great cost and risk.
• Escalation and retaliation: the World Beasts’ invasion appears to be a desperate response to Xiao Yang’s efforts to stop them.
• Strategic misjudgment: the beasts interpret Xiao Yang’s defensive move as fear, setting up a dangerous confrontation.
  The chapter ends mid-battle, with the World Beasts convinced they have found a way to challenge Xiao Yang.

Plot points and events

• Xiao Yang reveals a pair of wings modeled on Luo Feng’s Chaos Golden Wings. He had borrowed the wings briefly so John could forge a copy that could release the energy sealed within them.
• Before the Fifth-Order World Beasts can launch another combined attack, Xiao Yang unleashes the wings’ stored power. A storm of energy blades wipes out more than ten thousand World Beasts and devastates an ancient hazardous region.
• The few World Beasts still outside the Three Great Forbidden Lands flee, but Xiao Yang’s avatars hunt them down. He then sends the avatars into the forbidden lands to eliminate the remaining few thousand, using avatars of He as guides so He cannot eventually become the World Beast King.
• At the Many Treasures Temple, Xiao Yang tells the Human Race that the crisis is largely over. He warns that, once the remaining World Beasts are destroyed, the Primordial Universe Will will likely send the Jin World away.

Character developments and interactions

• Xiao Yang demonstrates both overwhelming strength and strategic foresight: he had prepared the wing-based attack as a backup and now chooses to pursue the remaining World Beasts rather than leave them alive.
• The Human Race’s powerhouses admire Xiao Yang and trust his judgment, though they are distressed by the prospect of losing the Jin World, which provides valuable training, treasures, and inheritances.
• Chaos City Lord questions whether the news is certain. Xiao Yang confirms it, then reminds him that ending the crisis will also free their Teacher sooner—reassuring Chaos City Lord, Giant Axe, and the others.
• Xiao Yang treats the gathering as an announcement, not a debate, and plans to leave for the Origin Continent once the crisis is resolved.

Significant themes

• Preparedness and decisive action: Xiao Yang’s hidden trump card turns a dangerous confrontation into a swift victory, and he continues the campaign rather than risk future catastrophe.
• The cost of safety: Defeating the World Beasts will end the crisis but also remove the Jin World, a major source of growth for the Human Race.
• Greater ambitions: Xiao Yang is already looking beyond the Cosmic Sea toward the Origin Continent.