Chapter Summaries

Gegu was born as a Little True Dragon, and Ji Hao trained him and Little Dot together in Stone Village. When the Mountain Treasure emerged, four Great Wilderness rulers fought over it, and the wounded Little Red Bird fled to Stone Village, where Little Dot asked Ji Hao to save her.

• Stone Village gained primal dragon qi, and Gegu hatched as a red Little True Dragon who thanked Ji Hao for his help.
• Little Dot fought newborn Gegu, defeated him, and made him accept Little Dot as his big brother.
• Over the next month, Ji Hao trained Little Dot and Gegu with increased gravity while Little Dot strengthened his sea of bitterness.
• The Mountain Treasure emerged, and Qiongqi fought the injured Zhuyan while the Little Red Bird battled the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow.
• Qiongqi joined the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow against the wounded Little Red Bird, forcing her to retreat toward Stone Village.
• The Little Red Bird crashed beneath Liu Shen, and Little Dot asked Ji Hao to save Xiaohong as she glared at him indignantly.

Ji Hao healed Little Red Bird with Tribulation Lightning Liquid and learned that the Supreme Hall’s inheritance was tied to the Six Paths Samsara Immortal King. He then crossed tens of thousands of li to confront the Venerables fighting over the Mountain Treasure and effortlessly seized a glowing bone.

• Ji Hao gave Little Red Bird a drop of Tribulation Lightning Liquid, healing her wounds and awakening ancestral blood in her body.
• Little Red Bird left a crimson feather for Stone Village and asked Ji Hao whether he would claim the Mountain Treasure; he said he would.
• Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow planned to unleash a beast tide and slaughter everyone who might reveal the treasure’s existence.
• Liu Shen told Ji Hao that the Supreme Hall’s inheritance came from the Six Paths Samsara Immortal King.
• Ji Hao traveled to the mountain range on a Golden Light Avenue and extended a vast hand toward the battle.
• Ji Hao seized the glowing bone with ease, shocking Qiongqi, the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, and Zhuyan.

Ji Hao seized the Mountain Treasure and subdued Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, then returned to Stone Village and killed them. He and the villagers cooked the two Beast Venerables as a feast, while Sage Honghu departed after Ji Hao spared him.

• Ji Hao overwhelmed Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow, captured their divine decrees, and tossed them into the Black Cauldron.
• Sage Honghu appeared and revealed that the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow had once betrayed him, but Ji Hao spared him and let him leave.
• Ji Hao returned to Stone Village with Zhuyan and the captive Beast Venerables, drawing Little Dot and Little Red Bird’s attention.
• Ji Hao killed Qiongqi and the Heaven-Swallowing Sparrow after they begged for their lives.
• The villagers prepared and cooked the two Beast Venerables, and Ji Hao encouraged Little Dot to aim higher and hunt a Supreme Being someday.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Little Dot shares roasted Beast Venerable meat with Little Red Bird, Liu Shen beneath the willow tree, the village chief, and Ji Hao before eating enthusiastically himself. His affectionate but teasing insistence on calling Little Red Bird “Xiaohong” irritates her, though she gradually becomes less resentful toward him.
• Ji Hao explains that the meat is enhanced by spirit medicines cultivated with Tribulation Lightning Liquid and Dragon Grass. He promises Little Dot that they will someday hunt and barbecue powerful Time Beasts in the Foreign Land.
• After eating, Ji Hao examines the Mountain Treasure obtained earlier. Its white bone-like container opens to reveal a vast inner space filled with ancient beast hides and relics.
• The hides contain numerous powerful Precious Techniques and Dharma Techniques from different clans, as well as the supreme Six Paths Samsara Heavenly Skill, an art capable of merging and amplifying multiple techniques.
• Ji Hao discovers the Grass-Character Sword Art, the legendary sword technique of the Nine-Leaf Sword Grass, one of the Ten Evils. Its sudden release of terrifying Sword Qi nearly destroys Stone Village before Ji Hao contains it.
• The Mountain Treasure then fuses with the black cauldron used to cook the Beast Venerables. The cauldron’s outer material is revealed to match the bone material of the Original True Interpretation.
• The Mountain Treasure disappears, transforming the cauldron into a new relic containing the Transcendence Chapter of the Original True Interpretation.
• Ji Hao studies and memorizes the chapter, realizing that its simple symbols conceal extraordinarily profound Dao principles.

Character Developments

• Little Dot appears innocent, affectionate, and food-loving, but his actions also show thoughtfulness: he remembers to feed everyone, including Liu Shen and the village chief. His relationship with Little Red Bird becomes more playful as her hostility fades.
• Little Red Bird softens toward Little Dot after recognizing his kindness and talent, though his continued use of “Xiaohong” quickly restores her irritation.
• Ji Hao remains composed and discerning. He enjoys the feast but recognizes that Beast Venerable meat cannot significantly improve an Immortal King’s cultivation. His attention shifts immediately to studying the Mountain Treasure, reinforcing his seriousness and ambition.
• Liu Shen recognizes the rarity of Ji Hao’s discoveries and is impressed by his good fortune. Her reaction to the Grass-Character Sword Art also reflects her deep understanding of its historical significance.
• The villagers and beasts are overwhelmed by the power released from the Grass-Character Sword Art, emphasizing the gap between ordinary cultivators and supreme inheritances.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and communal bonds: Sharing food reflects the warmth and unity of Stone Village, while Little Dot’s gestures show that even powerful figures remain connected through ordinary affection.
• Humor amid cultivation: The playful argument over “Xiaohong” and Little Dot’s delight in food provide comic relief against the chapter’s grand revelations.
• The value of inheritance: The Mountain Treasure contains techniques capable of transforming the strength and destiny of entire clans or realms.
• Accumulation and completion: Obtaining the Grass-Character Sword Art brings Ji Hao close to completing the three great Sword Formulas, marking an important stage in his cultivation journey.
• Transcendence and enlightenment: The Transcendence Chapter introduces a higher understanding of surpassing the Human Dao. Although its scope is limited compared with the ideals of a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, it still offers Ji Hao profound insight into the Great Dao.
• Power hidden in simplicity: Both the Original True Interpretation and its Transcendence Chapter use plain, primitive symbols to express extremely deep truths, suggesting that ultimate wisdom does not require elaborate forms.

Character Interactions

• Little Dot repeatedly invites Little Red Bird to eat, teasing her by calling her “Xiaohong.” Their exchange reveals growing familiarity, combining irritation with reluctant acceptance.
• Little Dot treats Ji Hao as a respected elder or “Big Brother,” offering him food and eagerly listening to his promise of future adventures.
• He also honors Liu Shen and the village chief by personally leaving portions of meat for them, reflecting his respect and affection.
• Ji Hao, Liu Shen, Little Red Bird, Suanni, Zhuyan, and the villagers all react with alarm when the Grass-Character Sword Art erupts, creating a shared moment of awe at the technique’s overwhelming power.
• Liu Shen’s admiration of Ji Hao’s fortune and Ji Hao’s discovery of the Transcendence Chapter reinforce their mutual recognition of the significance of his growing inheritance.

Ji Hao studied the Transcendence Chapter, then broke beyond the Grotto-Heaven Realm’s limits by manifesting fifty hongmeng heavenly dao grotto-heavens. He entered the Void God Realm and arrived at the Initial Ground, where he began exploring its populated regions.

• Ji Hao recognized that the Transcendence Chapter described a Red Dust Immortal’s path and gained insights relevant to his own advancement.
• Little Dot and the others finished eating the essence-rich food and trained, while Little Dot’s Supreme Bone and supreme blood continued to develop.
• Ji Hao told Liu Shen he wanted Little Dot to be happy in the present, then cultivated and transformed his Grotto-Heaven Realm.
• Ji Hao created forty-nine vast grotto-heavens and a transcendent fiftieth, surpassing the realm’s known limits.
• Ji Hao left his body and entered the Void God Realm, traveling through its ruined regions toward places where living beings gathered.
• Ji Hao reached a Rune Passage and identified the region as the Initial Ground, which corresponded to the Blood Moving Realm.

Chapter Summary: “Number Two Under Heaven and the Immortal Metal Daoist”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ji Hao enters Initial Ground, a spiritual realm where cultivators are restricted to the Blood Moving Realm and train, duel, trade, and exchange insights.
• His imposing appearance and emperor-like bearing immediately attract attention, though most observers quickly move on.
• Ji Hao encounters two elderly figures who stare at him because he seems strangely familiar:
  • Number Two Under Heaven, also known as Bird Grandpa.
  • The Immortal Metal Daoist, also called Spirit Coin Grandpa.
• Ji Hao recognizes them from his past in Ancient Immortal, although they no longer remember him.
• The chapter explains their hidden identities and immense importance:
  • Both were once Immortal King-level experts.
  • They are now incomplete Divine Souls with severely damaged memories.
  • They serve as the true guardians sealing the Dark Immortal Kings and other corrupted Immortal Dao beings imprisoned within the Void God Realm.
  • Their power, rather than ordinary spiritual energy, has enabled the prison to survive across countless years.
• The two elders instinctively trust Ji Hao and suspect he may be an old companion. Despite Spirit Coin Grandpa’s concerns about the danger, they decide to take Ji Hao to the prison and offer him a “great Fortune.”
• Ji Hao understands their intentions and already knows what the promised Fortune involves.
• They arrive at a desolate region surrounded by Chaos Qi, where both elders suddenly become dazed and mentally unclear.

Character Developments

• Ji Hao appears confident, humorous, and fully aware of his extraordinary status. He uses teasing remarks to deflect the elders’ scrutiny and conceals how much he already knows.
• His past relationships with powerful Immortal Kings are revealed. Although he was not deeply close to most of them, he shared meaningful connections with Number Two Under Heaven and the Immortal Metal Daoist, especially through sparring and discussions of the Dao.
• Number Two Under Heaven is portrayed as proud and stubborn. He once challenged the True Dragon for supremacy and still regarded the title “Number Two Under Heaven” as a reminder to surpass him. The True Dragon’s death made that ambition impossible.
• The Immortal Metal Daoist is introduced as a Saint Spirit born from Yellow Dao Immortal Metal attaining spiritual awareness. Like Ji Hao, he possessed a natural Saint Spirit body.
• Both elders retain a powerful instinct despite losing their memories. Their unexplained trust in Ji Hao suggests a bond from their shared past.

Significant Themes

• Memory and identity: The elders no longer consciously remember Ji Hao, yet their instincts recognize him. This suggests that deep connections can survive even when memories and physical forms are destroyed.
• Hidden sacrifice and responsibility: Number Two Under Heaven and the Immortal Metal Daoist have endured for countless years as prison guardians, quietly bearing the burden of sealing catastrophic Dark Immortal beings.
• The limits of appearances: Initial Ground looks like an ordinary marketplace despite being a spiritual construct, while the seemingly eccentric old men are actually former Immortal Kings holding back an enormous threat.
• Fate and unfinished ambitions: Number Two Under Heaven’s lifelong goal of defeating the True Dragon becomes meaningless after the True Dragon’s death, emphasizing how history can abruptly eliminate the chance to fulfill one’s ambitions.
• Trust and intuition: The elders’ willingness to trust Ji Hao without rational explanation highlights the power of instinct and preexisting bonds.

Character Interactions

• Ji Hao jokingly mocks the elders for staring at him, calling attention to his own handsomeness and accusing them of wanting revenge on society.
• The Immortal Metal Daoist criticizes Ji Hao’s shamelessness, while Number Two Under Heaven compares him to another similarly shameless old acquaintance.
• The two elders debate privately whether Ji Hao can be trusted. Though cautious, both independently feel that he is a reliable former comrade who can solve any crisis.
• They ultimately invite Ji Hao to follow them to a dangerous location within the Void God Realm, claiming they will grant him a great Fortune.
• Ji Hao understands far more about them and their intentions than they realize, creating dramatic irony as the chapter ends with their arrival at the mysterious Chaos Qi-filled region.

Ji Hao reached a hidden prison in the Void God Realm, where imprisoned beings and dark matter had helped drive Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jingbi toward demonization. He fought off the prison’s stone statues and demanded that the old men release them all so he could test his strength.

• Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jingbi showed signs of demonization and memory loss, so Ji Hao used thunder to pull them out of the darkness.
• Ji Hao followed the Azure Stone Road with the two old men to a secret hall and prison containing dangerous statues, sealed jars, and dark matter.
• Ji Hao found two Bone Books containing the True Phoenix Technique and decided to retrieve the technique before confronting the prison’s other threats.
• The stone statues attacked Ji Hao, but he repelled their blows with the power of his Hongmeng Heavenly Dao Grotto-Heaven.
• Ji Hao demanded that Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jingbi release all the stone statues so he could fight them at full strength.

Chapter Summary: “Shatter the Darkness with Thunder!”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ji Hao discusses releasing the imprisoned beings within the Void God Realm with Bird Grandpa, Jingbi Grandpa, and Spirit Coin Grandpa.
• The elders warn him that the stone statues contain invincible ancient beings whose release could cause a catastrophe. They also speculate that Ji Hao may be connected to a legendary figure or one of the Ten Evils.
• Ji Hao dismisses their fears and decides to enter the prison area to obtain the True Phoenix Technique and test the strength of the sealed beings.
• He reveals that his current Immortal King-level power cannot be maintained indefinitely, so he plans to first sweep through the Void God Realm before cleansing the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths.
• As Ji Hao approaches the prison, bloody hands and claws emerge from the Earthen Jars and attack him. He counters with lightning, Dao laws, and his spear, destroying or repelling the attacks.
• The chains restraining the stone statues begin to shake, and four powerful Stone Fetuses awaken. They attack Ji Hao together, displaying strength far beyond the conventional extreme realm.
• Ji Hao engages them in a fierce battle, using his enhanced physique, Thunder Ponds, Primordial Purple Qi, Immortal Light, and lightning spear.
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa suddenly recall fragments of a forgotten dark prophecy, suggesting that the imprisoned beings may be part of a trial intended to temper future generations.
• More Earthen Jars erupt with attacks from ancient, demonized beings, escalating the conflict into a massive battle.

Character Developments

• Ji Hao: Becomes increasingly confident and aggressive, treating the prison’s dangers as a challenge rather than a threat. He demonstrates immense power and control over lightning and the Great Dao, while also recognizing the limits of his temporary Immortal King strength.
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa: Remain deeply worried about Ji Hao’s actions and reveal fragments of buried memories connected to the prison and its ancient warriors. Their uncertainty about Ji Hao’s identity grows.
• Spirit Coin Grandpa: Shows confusion about the past and cannot remember the legendary figure the others suspect Ji Hao may resemble.
• The imprisoned beings: Are established as ancient, terrifying entities whose power has surpassed the limits of the extreme realm and may threaten the entire Void God Realm if released or corrupted.

Significant Themes

• Power versus caution: Ji Hao’s confidence contrasts sharply with the elders’ fear of unleashing forces beyond control.
• Forgotten history and recovered memory: The old men’s fragmented recollections suggest that the current crisis is tied to an ancient war and a suppressed prophecy.
• Darkness and purification: The imprisoned beings are associated with black mist, demonization, and catastrophe, while Ji Hao’s lightning and Heavenly Punishment represent resistance and purification.
• The limits of cultivation: The Stone Fetuses demonstrate that beings can surpass established realms, making traditional measures of strength inadequate.
• Burden of responsibility: Ji Hao’s ambition to cleanse the Void God Realm and the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths places him at the center of a potentially world-altering conflict.

Character Interactions

• The three elders debate whether Ji Hao can be trusted and whether he is connected to a legendary deceased figure.
• They warn Ji Hao not to enter the prison recklessly or remain there too long, but he ignores their caution.
• When the imprisoned beings attack, the elders caution Ji Hao against falling into darkness and warn that his corruption would doom the Void God Realm.
• Ji Hao reassures them that his Heavenly Punishment and lightning will prevent darkness from affecting him.
• After hearing the elders’ involuntary recollection of the dark prophecy, Ji Hao realizes that their memories of the ancient battle are incomplete, deepening the mystery surrounding the prison and its prisoners.

Ji Hao mastered the True Phoenix Technique and used it to guide Shi Hao’s Supreme Bone through nirvana and rebirth. The bone reappeared in Shi Hao’s chest, awakening his supreme bloodline and revealing a new innate Samsara technique.

• Ji Hao fought through the prison’s darkness, studied the Precious Bone, and comprehended the True Phoenix Technique.
• Ji Hao returned beneath the Willow Tree and explained that the technique could help Shi Hao’s Supreme Bone undergo nirvana and be reborn.
• Ji Hao infused Shi Hao with fortune immortal light, which also restored Shi Yunfeng’s vitality and eased his ailments.
• Shi Hao’s chest erupted with divine light as his Supreme Bone gradually formed again, shocking the villagers and Shi Yunfeng.
• Shi Hao’s supreme bloodline awakened, and the newly formed bone revealed the laws of samsara as an innate divine technique.

After his Supreme Bone was reborn through the True Phoenix Technique, Shi Hao asked Liu Shen to uncover his buried memories. He learned how his family had taken his bone and abandoned him, but he remained focused on finding his parents and treasured the family he had in Stone Village.

• Shi Hao asked Ji Hao and Liu Shen to help him recover memories of what happened at the Stone King's Residence, and Liu Shen used her technique to reveal them.
• Shi Hao remembered his eldest aunt removing his Supreme Bone and draining his true blood so that Shi Yi could receive the bone, while the Shi Clan abandoned Shi Hao and his parents left with him.
• Shi Hao cried for his missing parents but said he did not hate his clan, insisting that his path depended on his own efforts and that his reborn Supreme Bone would be stronger than before.
• Ji Hao confirmed that Shi Hao's Supreme Bone had surpassed its former state, while Liu Shen and the people of Stone Village comforted him and affirmed that they were his family.
• Little True Dragon promised to face future hardships alongside Shi Hao and said he would help him take revenge when he grew up.

Shi Hao left Stone Village to temper himself and uncover the mysteries of his power, hoping to learn what had happened to his parents. After more than two months traveling alone, he returned stronger and brought Shi Qingfeng with him.

• Ji Hao and Liu Shen agreed that Shi Hao needed to leave Stone Village and temper himself through hardship.
• Ji Hao told Shi Hao to travel a million miles and promised to answer his questions when he returned.
• Shi Hao told Shi Yunfeng he would travel to the borderlands and seek news of his parents and the child who had taken his place.
• Shi Hao fought fierce beasts and pure-blood living beings, escaped Beast Tides, and survived attacks during his journey.
• After more than two months, Shi Hao returned to Stone Village riding a unicorn with Shi Qingfeng, having mastered the mysteries of his power.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shi Hao (“Little Dot”) returns triumphantly to Stone Village after completing his latest journey without relying on Ji Hao’s backup plans. The villagers, especially Clan Chief Shi Yunfeng, celebrate his growth and potential.
• Shi Hao introduces Shi Qingfeng, explaining how Qingfeng suffered in his place within the Stone Kingdom. The villagers welcome Qingfeng as family, giving him a new home.
• Qingfeng meets Gegu, the young True Dragon. Gegu proudly offers to protect him, while Qingfeng humbly accepts being the younger brother rather than attempting to claim seniority over a legendary being.
• Liu Shen and Ji Hao decide that Shi Hao needs a more challenging form of training. Since the Great Wilderness is too isolated, they send him to the Spiritual World/Void God Realm, where he can face talented opponents and possibly encounter Shi Yi.
• Stone Village worries about the danger, particularly because Shi Yi possesses both double pupils and a Supreme Bone. Nevertheless, Shi Yunfeng approves the journey, trusting Liu Shen and the Thunder Emperor’s arrangements.
• Liu Shen opens a passage using her willow branches and sends Shi Hao’s spirit into the Void God Realm. Ji Hao secretly follows because he wants to witness the legendary future incident associated with Shi Hao and “beast milk.”
• Upon arriving in the Void God Realm, Shi Hao immediately begins causing trouble. He tries to dig Precious Bones out of the bluestone road and then attempts to smash the passage with a giant hammer.
• When the hammer fails, Shi Hao unleashes his full physical power. His body becomes covered in glowing runes, and he strikes the bluestone with overwhelming force, finally breaking it and extracting several Precious Bones.
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa are stunned that a child in the Blood Moving Realm could accomplish such a feat, while Ji Hao casually excuses Shi Hao’s destructive behavior as mere “innocence.”

Character Developments

• Shi Hao/Little Dot: Demonstrates growing independence, courage, and extraordinary physical strength. He is still mischievous and impulsive, but his resolve to improve is firm. His actions in the Void God Realm reveal that his legendary potential is already emerging.
• Shi Qingfeng: Begins recovering emotionally after years of suffering and imprisonment. Stone Village’s kindness gives him a renewed sense of belonging and family.
• Gegu: Shows pride and competitiveness but also a sincere desire to protect Qingfeng. His relationship with Shi Hao remains playful and adversarial, with Gegu resenting being bullied by his older “brother.”
• Liu Shen: Acts as a calm, authoritative guide who recognizes Shi Hao’s need for greater challenges and personally oversees his entrance into the Void God Realm.
• Ji Hao: Continues to behave humorously and unpredictably. Though physically and spiritually exhausted, he follows Shi Hao out of curiosity and excitement, especially because he wants to witness a famous future event.
• Shi Yunfeng and the villagers: Their pride in Shi Hao is balanced by genuine parental concern over the dangers of his next trial.

Significant Themes

• Growth through trials: Exceptional talent must be tested in increasingly dangerous environments rather than protected in isolation.
• Family and belonging: Stone Village’s acceptance gives Qingfeng the emotional refuge he lost after his great-grandfather’s departure.
• Destiny and transformation: Liu Shen’s comment foreshadows Shi Hao’s future evolution from “Little Dot” into Shi Hao and eventually the legendary Desolation.
• Childlike mischief masking overwhelming power: Shi Hao’s innocent appearance contrasts sharply with his ability to perform astonishing feats.
• Trust and mentorship: Stone Village entrusts Shi Hao to Liu Shen’s guidance despite the risks, emphasizing faith in his potential.
• Legendary beginnings: The destruction of the Void God Realm’s passage marks an early, comedic manifestation of the power and notoriety Shi Hao will eventually acquire.

Character Interactions

• Shi Yunfeng and the villagers warmly welcome both Shi Hao and Qingfeng, treating Qingfeng as a member of the family.
• Gegu humorously offers to become Qingfeng’s protector, reversing his usual subordinate position beside Shi Hao.
• Liu Shen and Ji Hao discuss Shi Hao’s limitations and agree that he needs opponents stronger than those available in the Great Wilderness.
• Shi Hao respectfully accepts the challenge and reassures the villagers through his determination.
• Ji Hao introduces Shi Hao to Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa as an innocent junior, while the two elders remain increasingly skeptical as Shi Hao attempts to destroy the Void God Realm’s entrance.
• The elders’ disbelief turns to shock when Shi Hao succeeds, establishing his extraordinary strength even at a very young age.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shi Hao (“Little Dot”) returns triumphantly to Stone Village after completing his mission without using the backup plans prepared for him. The villagers celebrate his strength and believe he will eventually restore Stone Village’s ancient glory.
• He introduces Shi Qingfeng, who suffered in his place within the Shi Kingdom. Moved by Qingfeng’s tragic past, the villagers welcome him as family and offer Stone Village as his new home.
• Shi Hao also introduces Gegu, a young True Dragon, as his younger brother. Qingfeng is astonished to meet a legendary True Dragon, while Gegu proudly promises to protect him.
• Liu Shen and Ji Hao explain that the Great Wilderness is too isolated for Shi Hao to face true Heavenly Prodigies. They propose sending him to the Spiritual World/Void God Realm to temper himself against powerful descendants and possibly encounter Shi Yi.
• Shi Hao immediately agrees, despite the villagers’ concerns about the danger posed by Shi Yi, who possesses both Double Pupils and the Supreme Bone.
• With Stone Village’s approval, Liu Shen opens a passage toward Tongtian and sends Shi Hao’s spirit into the Void God Realm. This marks the beginning of his gradual transformation from “Little Dot” into the future Desolation, the Huangtian Emperor.
• Ji Hao suddenly realizes that Shi Hao’s arrival will produce the famous “I Love Beast Milk” scene and secretly follows him to witness it.
• In the Void God Realm’s Initial Ground, Shi Hao immediately begins digging into the Azure Stone Road to retrieve the Precious Bone embedded within it. After breaking a borrowed hammer, he reveals his overwhelming physical strength and splits the stone apart with a single powerful attack.
• The spectators, including Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa, are stunned that a child from the Blood Moving Realm could destroy the passage and extract the Precious Bones.

Character Developments

• Shi Hao: Demonstrates growing confidence, determination, and extraordinary physical power. Although still childish and mischievous, he is resolute about entering a harsher training ground and confronting stronger opponents. His destruction of the Azure Stone Road establishes how far beyond ordinary cultivators his strength already is.
• Shi Qingfeng: Begins recovering emotionally after years of suffering. Stone Village’s acceptance gives him a renewed sense of belonging and family. His respectful, cautious reaction to Gegu also highlights his modesty.
• Gegu: Displays pride and competitiveness but also genuine affection. He enjoys becoming someone’s “big brother” after constantly being bullied by Shi Hao.
• Shi Yunfeng and the villagers: Reveal their deep love and protective concern for Shi Hao and Qingfeng. Though afraid of the dangers ahead, they support Shi Hao’s path.
• Liu Shen: Acts as Shi Hao’s calm and authoritative guide, recognizing his limitless potential and arranging his journey to the Void God Realm.
• Ji Hao: Serves as both mentor and comic observer. Despite exhaustion from his battle with the Darkness Beings, he follows Shi Hao out of curiosity and amusement, while confidently excusing the child’s destructive behavior as “innocence.”
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa: Are surprised and bewildered by Shi Hao’s unconventional behavior and strength, becoming immediately curious about this extraordinary child.

Significant Themes

• Family and belonging: Stone Village accepts Qingfeng unconditionally, healing some of the loneliness caused by his past and emphasizing that family can be created through compassion.
• Mentorship and cultivation: Shi Hao’s journey illustrates that immense talent must still be tested through hardship and confrontation with stronger opponents.
• Protection versus independence: The villagers worry about Shi Hao’s safety, but they ultimately allow him to leave and grow through danger.
• Extraordinary destiny: The chapter foreshadows Shi Hao’s eventual transformation into Desolation, presenting his childhood actions as the earliest signs of his legendary future.
• Humor amid epic cultivation: Ji Hao’s commentary and Shi Hao’s absurd decision to dismantle the Void God Realm’s passage contrast with the serious discussion of destiny, danger, and ancient power.
• Hidden strength: Shi Hao’s harmless appearance conceals immense physical power, allowing him to surprise everyone by accomplishing what should be impossible for someone of his cultivation level.

Character Interactions

• Shi Hao affectionately introduces Qingfeng to the villagers, who immediately embrace him as family.
• Qingfeng and Gegu form a playful relationship, with Gegu proudly promising to protect him.
• Ji Hao and Liu Shen discuss Shi Hao’s need for greater challenges and arrange his training in the Void God Realm.
• Shi Yunfeng and the elders debate the dangers of Shi Hao’s journey but ultimately trust Liu Shen and the Thunder Emperor’s judgment.
• Ji Hao interacts with Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa, presenting Shi Hao as an innocent junior while privately enjoying his outrageous behavior.
• The chapter ends with the Void God Realm’s elders and spectators witnessing Shi Hao’s astonishing destruction of the Azure Stone passage, setting the stage for his legendary reputation.

Chapter Summary: Blood Moving Realm Breaks the Limit, News of His Parents

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa decide to sell Shi Hao’s location in the Void God Realm, intending to use the enemies they attract as additional training for him.
• Several groups from the four great clans arrive, hoping to seize Shi Hao’s Precious Bone. Seeing that he is only a child, they underestimate him and attempt to deceive or abduct him.
• Instead, Shi Hao turns the tables and violently defeats them. His overwhelming Blood Qi forms a True Dragon and protective Gang Qi, allowing him to destroy their precious artifacts and withstand attacks from many opponents at once.
• Shi Hao piles the defeated enemies into four “mountains” and begins openly looting them, revealing a ruthless, mischievous, and shameless side of his personality.
• He breaks Heavy Pupil Shi Yi’s record, attracting the attention of major powers such as Butian Pavilion, Zhuolu Academy, and ancient aristocratic clans, all of whom want to recruit him.
• Growing overconfident, Shi Hao smashes the Record Stele. The Void God Realm expels him and bans him from entering for two years.
• Back in Stone Village, Shi Hao hides the embarrassing truth about being expelled. He tells Ji Hao privately that he completed the trial.
• Ji Hao reveals the long-awaited news that Shi Hao’s parents are alive and currently staying at Immortal Mountain in the Qin Clan’s territory.

Character Developments

• Shi Hao: His extraordinary strength in the Blood Moving Realm is demonstrated as he defeats numerous powerful opponents alone. His true personality—bold, cunning, greedy, boastful, and aggressively mischievous—emerges more clearly. Despite his childish appearance, he shows the temperament of a future supreme powerhouse.
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa: Initially worried that Shi Hao is naive and vulnerable, they become impressed—and even fond of him—after witnessing his strength and unscrupulous methods. They recognize that his character resembles a powerful figure from their past.
• Ji Hao: Remains confident in Shi Hao’s potential and understands that the boy’s current path is stronger than his original destiny. He is largely detached from the Void God Realm’s events but later provides Shi Hao with important information about his parents.
• Shi Hao’s parents: Their background is clarified. His mother was a holy maiden of the Upper Realm’s Qin Clan who became stranded in the Lower Realm after suffering serious injuries. His father rescued her, and both now reside at Immortal Mountain.

Significant Themes

• Hidden potential and underestimated strength: Shi Hao’s opponents judge him by his age and appearance, only to be crushed by his overwhelming power.
• The emergence of true nature: The chapter emphasizes that Shi Hao’s innocent behavior in Stone Village concealed a much more unruly, ruthless, and ambitious personality.
• Destiny versus personal growth: Ji Hao’s influence has given Shi Hao a stronger starting point than in his original destiny, suggesting that his future may surpass his former path.
• Power and reputation: Shi Hao’s victory, record-breaking achievement, and expulsion make him famous throughout the Void God Realm, attracting both fear and recruitment attempts.
• Family revelation and future direction: Learning that his parents are alive gives Shi Hao a new personal goal and connects his story to the powerful Qin Clan and the Upper Realm.

Character Interactions

• The four great clans attempt to trick Shi Hao, but he reverses the situation and robs them instead.
• Bird Grandpa warns Shi Hao not to trust them, while he and Jingbi Grandpa debate whether to intervene.
• Bird Grandpa and Jingbi Grandpa shift from pitying Shi Hao as a naive child to admiring him as a kindred, troublemaking spirit.
• Stone Village members worry about Shi Hao after he awakens, while he conceals his humiliation over being expelled.
• Shi Hao confides in Ji Hao, who immediately answers the question he has not yet voiced and tells him that his parents are alive.

After learning that his parents were alive, Shi Hao went to Butian Pavilion to cultivate and meet other young cultivators. Ji Hao visited the Pavilion’s dormant Sacrificial Spirit to prevent the disaster he knew would destroy it, but encountered a force that tried to drain life essence.

• Ji Hao withheld news of Qin Hao, and Shi Hao resolved to go to Immortal Mountain to find his parents.
• Shi Hao broke through to the Grotto-Heaven Realm with eight grotto-heavens, and Ji Hao sent him to cultivate at Butian Pavilion.
• Ji Hao watched Shi Hao take part in Butian Pavilion’s selection trials and make friends, then decided to protect the Pavilion from its foretold destruction.
• Ji Hao traveled to the Pavilion’s mysterious garden to find its dormant gourd-vine Sacrificial Spirit.
• Ji Hao entered a stony desert in the garden and sensed an inexplicable force trying to devour the life essence of living creatures.

Ji Hao found the dying Butian Pavilion sacrificial spirit, the ancient Gourd Vine, and used Tribulation Lightning Liquid infused with Liu Shen’s law symbol to heal his injuries and transform his Dao. The Old Vine recovered beyond his former peak, while his Green Gourd and origin underwent a powerful change.

• Ji Hao reached the ancient garden and saw that the Gourd Vine was near death, despite absorbing starlight and divine essence.
• The Old Vine sensed Ji Hao and asked who he was, and Ji Hao said he had come to save his life.
• Ji Hao gave the Gourd Vine a drop of pure Tribulation Lightning Liquid containing Liu Shen’s law symbol.
• The liquid purged the Old Vine’s lingering injuries and filled the garden with overflowing vitality.
• The Old Vine transformed through the power of the liquid, recovered to his peak, and advanced beyond it as his Green Gourd changed.

Ji Hao asked Old Vine to look after Shi Hao, then secluded himself to restore his divine soul and regain control of the Thunder Emperor body. He merged the reborn chaos thunder ancestor divine soul with the body, recovering Immortal King-level combat strength.

• Ji Hao healed Old Vine with Tribulation Lightning Liquid, and Old Vine agreed to look after Ji Hao’s younger clansman, Shi Hao.
• Ji Hao left the Butian Pavilion without returning to Stone Village, deciding to recover his divine soul away from Shi Hao and Liu Shen.
• Ji Hao formed the Tribulation Lightning Heavenly Punishment Array around a wasteland and used the True Phoenix Technique to restore his divine soul through nirvana.
• Ji Hao accelerated time around the immortal egg until it hatched, revealing the chaos thunder ancestor divine soul, Thunder Ancestor Yuanshi, the Jade Clarity True King.
• Ji Hao merged the chaos thunder ancestor divine soul with the Thunder Emperor physical body and regained Immortal King-level combat strength.

Ji Hao claimed the authority and legends of the Heavenly Emperor, strengthening his connection to the present and gaining immortal characteristics. He then reached ancient ruins built before Emperor's Fall, where he uncovered signs that a former Heavenly Court had fallen to betrayal by one of its own.

• Ji Hao transformed into Daoist Yuanshi and drew information from legends of Heavenly Emperors across the Sea of Boundaries, creating countless other selves.
• The Heavenly Emperor's authority and faith power flowed into Ji Hao, letting him resonate with the present and gain the ability to observe the Sea of Boundaries.
• Ji Hao sensed an ancient, weakened world and traveled to its ruins, where he found the Eastern Heavenly Gate, an Immortal King treasure dating from before Emperor's Fall.
• Using the Yuanxin Seal, Ji Hao experienced the despair and anger of the fallen Kings and concluded that someone in a high position had betrayed them.
• Ji Hao recognized the ruins as a former Heavenly Court and reasoned that its Heavenly Emperor had sacrificed everything to become an emperor but had failed to become worthy of the title.

Ji Hao explored the ruins of Emperor Cang’s former Heavenly Court and met the Benevolent Thought of Emperor Cang, who explained how the court had fallen into darkness. The Benevolent Thought asked Ji Hao to free the Immortal King-level spirits in a graveyard, promising a Quasi-Immortal Emperor scripture in return.

• Ji Hao resisted the Order Divine Chains and crossed the desolate ruins of Heavenly Court.
• The Benevolent Thought of Emperor Cang appeared and explained that he was a remnant of Emperor Cang’s pure divine soul.
• The Benevolent Thought told Ji Hao that Emperor Cang had sacrificed Heavenly Court, fallen into darkness, and given his loyal troops to the Skeleton Immortal Emperor for the Immortal Emperor Scripture.
• The Benevolent Thought led Ji Hao through the ruins to a graveyard where Immortal King-level yin spirits and deities lay sleeping.
• The Benevolent Thought asked Ji Hao to free the spirits, saying his Main Body would destroy them if they left the Yin Tomb Realm, and offered a Quasi-Immortal Emperor scripture as payment.
• Ji Hao accepted the task.

Ji Hao awakened nearly a hundred resentful Immortal King Yin Gods in the Heavenly Court ruins when he used the Scripture of King Salvation. He battled the ghosts with heavenly thunder, killed Immortal King Youming, and continued fighting a nine-headed nether spirit that used the Immortal Tribulation Sword Formula.

• Ji Hao deduced the Scripture of King Salvation and chanted it to deliver the Kings buried in the Heavenly Court ruins.
• The tombs opened, and nearly a hundred resentful Immortal King ghosts attacked Ji Hao, mistaking him for the Heavenly Emperor they hated.
• Ji Hao used his Thunder Emperor Battle Armor and Thunder Battle Spear to repel the ghosts, and discovered that a formation kept them confined to the ruins.
• Immortal King Youming unleashed Youming Flower seeds against Ji Hao, who burned them with thunderflames and cleaved Youming in two despite sustaining heavy damage.
• A powerful nine-headed nether spirit attacked Ji Hao with the Immortal Tribulation Sword Formula, and Ji Hao questioned how the technique could have such an ancient history.