Chapter Summaries

Wu Wushuang stepped into the arena under Jiuyue’s name, prompting Di Cang to recognize him as the swordsman who had destroyed his avatar in the secret realm. The crowd questioned the Human Realm rankings, while Jiuyue struggled to hold back her laughter at her master’s impersonation.

• Xiao Yan started toward the arena before calling out to Jiuyue, drawing attention to the Human Realm seating area.
• Jiuyue realized her master, Wu Wushuang, was going to fight in her place and take her name.
• Wu Wushuang calmly entered the arena and told Di Cang, “Yes, I am Jiuyue.”
• Di Cang recognized Wu Wushuang as the man who had entered the Half-Step Epoch King Realm first and destroyed his avatar with the All Beings Sword Intent.
• Di Cang challenged Wu Wushuang’s claim, and the crowd became bewildered about the Human Realm rankings.
• Jiuyue covered her mouth and shook with laughter as she watched her master act.

Wu Wushuang accepted Di Cang’s challenge after Jiuyue taunted him, then summoned a snow-white blade and defeated Di Cang with a single strike. Di Cang was left gravely wounded against the arena barrier.

• Xiao Yan and the spectators mocked Di Cang, while Jiuyue told him he had to defeat him before he could challenge Wu Wushuang.
• Di Cang, enraged, attacked Jiuyue with the Heaven’s Sin Blade and its first form, Slaughter All Living Beings.
• Wu Wushuang closed his eyes, called for his blade, and summoned a snow-white weapon that carried All Beings Blade Intent.
• Wu Wushuang’s strike shattered Di Cang’s blade light and Emperor phantom, then sent Di Cang crashing into the arena barrier with a deep wound.

Wu Wushuang revealed that she had learned Di Cang’s Heaven’s Sin Blade Technique after seeing it once, then defeated his second-form attack with her own All Beings’ Wish blade. Di Cang was sent flying across the arena, and Wu Wushuang remained in control of their duel.

• The Divine Generals and spectators were shocked when Di Cang struggled to rise after Wu Wushuang’s first slash.
• Di Cang asked when Wu Wushuang had learned the blade, and she said she had casually memorized his Heaven’s Sin Blade Technique during their first match.
• Blood Moon Ancestor, Golden Clan Ancestor, and the Purple Clan’s patriarch marveled at Wu Wushuang’s mastery of both Sword Dao and Blade Dao.
• Enraged, Di Cang attacked with the Second Form of Heaven’s Sin, Eradicate All Life.
• Wu Wushuang answered with All Beings’ Wish, whose blade radiance shattered Di Cang’s attack and sent him flying across the arena.

Wu Wushuang defeated Di Cang’s Heaven’s Sin technique with his own All Beings’ Wish, prompting Di Cang to accuse him of being Wu Wushuang. As Di Cang flew into a rage, Wu Wushuang challenged him to use the remaining forms, and Di Cang unleashed a forbidden strike fusing all seven forms of Heaven’s Sin.

• Wu Wushuang used All Beings’ Wish to break Di Cang’s Eradicate All Life and send him to his knees.
• Di Cang questioned Wu Wushuang’s identity and claimed he was actually Wu Wushuang, the top-ranked figure on the Heavenly Dao Ranking.
• Wu Wushuang said his name did not matter and declared Di Cang destined to lose.
• Di Cang erupted in rage, and Wu Wushuang told him to use the remaining five forms of Heaven’s Sin together.
• Di Cang unleashed Heaven’s Sin Finality, Burial of Silent Extinction, a forbidden strike formed by fusing all seven blade intents.

Di Cang unleashed Heaven's Sin Finality, a nascent Emperor Art formed by uniting the Seven Forms of Heaven's Sin, and declared that Wu Wushuang would be an offering on his path to becoming an Emperor. Wu Wushuang stood firm beneath its overwhelming pressure and praised the technique, leaving the battle poised for his response.

• Di Cang revealed that the Seven Forms of Heaven's Sin could unite into Heaven's Sin Finality, a nascent Emperor Art that shook the Heaven's Pride Battlefield.
• The spectators and old monsters were overwhelmed by the blade's power, while the Celestial Court's Divine Generals celebrated Di Cang's strike.
• Di Cang, bleeding and visibly strained, proclaimed his ambition to become Emperor and demanded that Wu Wushuang kneel.
• Wu Wushuang refused to bend or retreat under the Emperor's Might and smiled as he called the technique powerful and astonishing.

Wu Wushuang revealed that Di Cang’s Heaven’s Sin Blade Technique was the First Divine General’s Dao, then countered Di Cang’s final attack with his own Emperor Art, Dao Source. Its birth resonated across the Five Eternal Realms, signaling that Wu Wushuang had glimpsed the Emperor Path.

• Wu Wushuang told Di Cang that Heaven’s Sin Blade was the First Divine General’s Dao, not his own.
• Enraged, Di Cang poured all his power into a final strike with the Heaven’s Sin Blade.
• Wu Wushuang summoned the will and emotions of All Life and raised his blade, revealing a phantom that froze the world’s laws.
• Wu Wushuang explained that all things, laws, Fate, and karma originated from the Dao, which Di Cang’s judgment could not condemn.
• Wu Wushuang named his strike Dao Source and brought it down against Di Cang’s attack.
• The strike resonated across the Five Eternal Realms as a newly born Emperor Art entered the world.

As a new Emperor Art emerged on the Heaven’s Pride Battlefield, powerhouses across the Eternal Five Realms sensed it and recognized the white-robed youth as a new threat and possible Emperor candidate. The King of Myriad Demons confirmed that the art was neither the First Divine General’s nor the work of an old figure.

• The First Divine General identified the youth’s Emperor Art as a new creation derived from All Beings Intent, All Beings’ Wish, and Dao Source, and warned that the youth threatened the Celestial Court.
• The First Divine General refused to act against the youth before the Celestial Court uncovered the Human Realm’s origins.
• Ancient Immortal Realm powerhouses, including a blood-shrouded existence, a figure in a law cocoon, a woman in the far north, and an old man beyond the starry sky, reacted to the Emperor Art and its implications.
• The golden-eyed colossal figure, purple-gold dragon, and Seven-Colored Heavenly Phoenix sensed the new Emperor Art and worried that the Immortal Realm now had two figures with the bearing of an Emperor.
• The King of Myriad Demons declared that the Emperor Art was not the First Divine General’s and remarked on the youth’s young aura.

The Demon, Ghost, and Divine realms reacted to a newly created Emperor Art in the Eternal Immortal Realm, recognizing its creator as a potential Emperor and a threat to the balance of the Five Realms. As rulers predicted or prepared for another Five Realms War, the chapter ended by introducing the Demon World's Ten Thousand Demons Abyss and its Seventy-Two Demon Pillars.

• The Lord of All Demons and a giant scorpion in the Poison Mist Swamp sensed the Emperor Art and anticipated the coming Five Realms War.
• The ten rulers of the Eternal Ghost Realm identified the Immortal Realm's new talent as a possible threat and ordered their forces to watch it closely.
• The Twelve High Gods of the Eternal Divine Realm judged the Emperor Art's creator dangerous and agreed that he must be eliminated.
• The chapter introduced the Eternal Demon World, the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss, and the Seventy-Two Demon Pillars, its supreme Taboo Demon Kings.

The Seventy-Two Demon Pillars sensed a Nascent Emperor Art in the Eternal Immortal Realm and debated the emerging talent’s threat. Demon King Huntian pointed to the mysterious master of the seventy-second pillar, a young prodigy who had already comprehended an Emperor Art, and she looked toward the Immortal Realm with a faint smile.

• The Demon Pillars detected an Emperor Art appearing in the Eternal Immortal Realm, and several devils welcomed the prospect of a stronger opponent in the Five Realms War.
• Demon King Huntian acknowledged the Immortal Realm’s new talent and asked whether the Demon World had a comparable prodigy.
• The Demon Pillars turned toward the master of the white seventy-second Demon Pillar, who had slain its former Taboo Demon King and claimed the pillar after comprehending an Emperor Art.
• The silent, black-robed master of the seventy-second Demon Pillar looked toward the Eternal Immortal Realm and faintly smiled.

Wu Wushuang created a Nascent Emperor Art of his own and used it to overwhelm Di Cang’s inherited Emperor Art. Di Cang’s blade shattered, leaving him defeated and reeling from another loss to a Human Realm prodigy.

• Blood Moon Ancestor, Golden Clan Ancestor, the Purple Clan Patriarch, and Old Man Tianji recognized that Wu Wushuang had created a Nascent Emperor Art in the Immortal King Realm.
• A nascent Emperor's Might emerged from Wu Wushuang, distinct from the borrowed Emperor's Might on Di Cang.
• Wu Wushuang’s Dao Source blade collided with Di Cang’s Heaven’s Sin Finality, and Di Cang’s blade began to collapse.
• Wu Wushuang condemned Di Cang for borrowing the First Divine General’s Dao without understanding the hardship and devotion behind its creation.
• Wu Wushuang’s blade radiated creation and rebirth, shattered Heaven’s Sin Finality, and defeated Di Cang.
• Di Cang recalled his past triumphs as they crumbled and realized he had lost again to a Human Realm prodigy whose identity he did not know.

Wu Wushuang defeated Di Cang and revealed that he had created the nascent form of his own Dao Source Imperial Technique, alarming the Celestial Court’s Divine Generals. As Di Cang struggled with Wu Wushuang’s criticism of his borrowed Dao, he refused to accept that the fight was over.

• Wu Wushuang defeated Di Cang with his newly formed Dao Source technique, shocking the spectators and the Celestial Court’s Divine Generals.
• Di Cang lay gravely wounded, reeling from losing to Chen Fan and Jiuyue before he could challenge Wu Wushuang.
• Wu Wushuang told Di Cang that imitating the First Divine General’s Emperor Art meant he had no Dao of his own, then returned to the Human Realm’s seats.
• Wu Wushuang realized the battle had helped him develop the nascent form of his own Imperial Technique, while Xiao Yan, Jiuyue, and Su Ling'er welcomed him back.
• Di Cang saw the Human Realm celebrating and the Celestial Court remaining silent, then insisted, “No, it isn't over yet!”

After losing to Chen Fan and Wu Wushuang, Di Cang fell into demonic madness and surged from the Immortal King Realm to the Fourth-Epoch King Realm through his immense accumulation and two supreme inheritances. He ended the chapter declaring that the Human Realm and Wu Wushuang should never have appeared.

• Di Cang's shattered Dao Heart gave rise to demonic thoughts, and he broke through into the First-Epoch King Realm before continuing to the Third-Epoch King Realm.
• The Divine Generals identified Di Cang's madness as the result of his obsession with invincibility, resentment over his defeats, and jealousy of Wu Wushuang.
• A Creation phantom appeared beside Di Cang's Demon Shadow, revealing that he possessed both Heaven's Sin and the King of Creation's inheritances.
• Di Cang's aura rose to the Fourth-Epoch King Realm, and the observers feared his power could approach that of a Taboo King.
• Di Cang declared that he alone should exist in this era and demanded to know why the Human Realm and Wu Wushuang had appeared.

After losing to Wu Wushuang, Di Cang’s Dao Heart shattered and he entered the Demon Dao, then challenged the entire Human Realm. Xiao Yan mocked him and directed the next move to a quiet junior brother sitting at the edge of the Human Realm seats.

• Di Cang’s shattered Dao Heart turned his resentment into demonic qi, and he challenged all fourteen Human Realm cultivators who had reached the Heavenly Ladder’s summit.
• The Divine Generals agreed to let Di Cang continue fighting after a voice from the Celestial Court told them to let him fight.
• Di Cang taunted Wu Wushuang, but Wu Wushuang said the transformed Di Cang was not worthy of making him draw his blade.
• Xiao Yan rose and mocked Di Cang for losing, entering the Demon Dao, breaking through, and then boasting that he could fight many opponents alone.
• Xiao Yan asked his junior brother to deal with Di Cang, drawing everyone’s attention to the quiet young man in green robes and a bamboo hat at the edge of the Human Realm seats.

Han Feiyu revealed himself as the quiet young man who had remained unnoticed among the Human Realm seats and stepped forward to face Di Cang. The chapter left them confronting each other in the arena, with Di Cang’s pressure failing to move Han Feiyu.

• Xuan Qingyi recognized Han Feiyu from the Ten-Thousand-Level Heavenly Ladder, while Old Man Tianji realized Han Feiyu’s aura had merged with heaven and earth.
• Xiao Yan, Zhuge Feng, and Su Ling'er encouraged Han Feiyu to fight Di Cang without restraint.
• Han Feiyu walked onto the arena, and the shattered space healed beneath his steps as the battlefield trembled.
• Di Cang boasted of reaching the Fourth-Epoch King realm and wielding Heaven’s Sin and Creation, then mocked Han Feiyu as a nameless weakling.
• Han Feiyu remained unmoved by Di Cang’s pressure, stunning Di Cang and the spectators.

Han Feiyu revealed himself as Wu Wushuang, the number one on the Heavenly Dao Ranking, and faced Di Cang on the Heaven's Pride Battlefield. As Di Cang launched an attack, Wu Wushuang took one step and entered the Epoch Domain as a First-Epoch King.

• Di Cang demanded to know who the azure-robed young man was, drawing the attention of the spectators and the Celestial Court's Divine Generals.
• Han Feiyu looked toward the Human Realm seating area, then identified himself to Di Cang as Wu Wushuang.
• The spectators erupted in shock, while the Celestial Court's Divine Generals called Wu Wushuang's strength unfathomable.
• Di Cang accused Wu Wushuang of toying with him and combined Heaven's Sin Finality with the Creation Dao to prepare a devastating strike.
• Wu Wushuang stepped forward once and entered the Epoch Domain as a First-Epoch King, releasing a presence that shook the battlefield.

Han Feiyu advanced from the Immortal King Realm to the Fourth-Epoch King in fourteen steps, manifesting fourteen clones with distinct Dao rhythms. As Di Cang attacked with Heaven's Sin and Creation, Han Feiyu's first clone wielded Chen Fan's Dao of fire and destroyed both attacks.

• Han Feiyu took thirteen steps, rising to the Fourth-Epoch King and producing thirteen clones as the spectators watched in shock.
• Old Man Tianji recognized that each clone carried a different Dao rhythm.
• Han Feiyu took a fourteenth step, and another clone appeared with a distinct, terrifying Dao rhythm.
• Di Cang attacked Han Feiyu with Heaven's Sin Finality and the Creation Seal, declaring that his supreme Inheritances would overwhelm Han Feiyu's Dao.
• At Han Feiyu's signal, the first clone summoned the Dark Iron Heavy Ruler and used Chen Fan's Dao of fire to destroy both attacks.

Han Feiyu’s clones unleashed the Human Realm’s prodigies’ Daos against Di Cang, overwhelming his Supreme Inheritances and exposing the power of Inscribing Myriad Daos. The spectators realized his Dao depended on the complete trust between Han Feiyu and the people whose techniques he wielded.

• Han Feiyu’s first clone erased Di Cang’s combined Supreme Inheritance strike with a single slash.
• Han Feiyu’s second clone used Xiao Lingxi’s Destiny Sword Dao to sever the karmic link that let Di Cang borrow power from the Heaven’s Sin and Creation Inheritances.
• Han Feiyu’s third clone wielded Wu Wushuang’s Dao Source Path, suppressing the Creation phantom and weakening Di Cang’s connection to the Creation Inheritance.
• Han Feiyu’s fourth clone used Zhuge Feng’s Staff Technique to smash apart Di Cang’s demonic qi and wound the Demon Shadow.
• Han Feiyu’s fifth clone revealed the Fate Heavenly Tome, divining Di Cang’s movements, hidden cards, and weaknesses.
• More than a dozen of Han Feiyu’s clones surrounded Di Cang with the Daos of Human Realm prodigies, and the spectators identified his power as Inscribing Myriad Daos, made possible by mutual trust.

Han Feiyu faced Di Cang with the power of fourteen Human Realm prodigies behind him, while Di Cang unleashed a catastrophic fusion of Heaven's Sin, Creation, and the Demon Dao. As Han Feiyu prepared his final attack, he declared that his Dao was named Human Realm.

• Old Man Tianji realized Han Feiyu's Dao belonged to the Human Realm and drew its strength from the trust and power of its prodigies.
• Di Cang fused Heaven's Sin, Creation, and the Demon Dao into a destructive strike that shattered the Seventh Divine General's Taboo shield.
• The Divine Spear Saint Emperor erased the strike's aftershock, and Han Feiyu and his fourteen avatars emerged unharmed behind a defense formed from their Dao auras.
• Han Feiyu asked Di Cang what his Dao and power were for, then said his own Dao existed to protect those who trusted him and the homeland that raised them.
• Han Feiyu's fourteen avatars unleashed and fused their supreme Dao arts into one ultimate strike as he named his Dao Human Realm.

Han Feiyu unleashed his Nascent Emperor Art, Human Way, and annihilated Di Cang, erasing his body and soul from the arena. The spectators erupted in shock as Blood Moon Ancestor and the Golden Clan Ancestor struggled to comprehend the Human Realm’s new Emperor Art and its prodigies.

• Han Feiyu’s Human Way overwhelmed Di Cang’s fused ultimate strike, and Di Cang realized he had lost to the bonds and convictions behind Han Feiyu.
• Di Cang’s life and aura vanished as his body scattered into motes of light, leaving nothing behind.
• The spectators confirmed that Di Cang had been completely annihilated, and the Heaven’s Pride Battlefield erupted in uproar.
• Blood Moon Ancestor marveled that Wu Wushuang had created another Nascent Emperor Art, while the Golden Clan Ancestor called the Human Realm’s prodigies monsters.

After Wu Wushuang killed Di Cang, the Human Realm celebrated a sweeping victory while the Celestial Court mourned its fallen prodigy. In a Celestial Court palace, the First Divine General stopped the other Divine Generals from retaliating and quietly uttered, "Creation..."

• The Purple Clan patriarch and Old Man Tianji realized Wu Wushuang had created two Nascent Emperor Arts and that his Fate was bound to the Human Realm.
• The three Divine Generals and the Celestial Court’s forces fell silent as they accepted that Di Cang had died in the arena.
• The Human Realm’s allies erupted in cheers, celebrating Wu Wushuang’s victory and the Human Realm’s rise.
• Xuan Qingyi watched Wu Wushuang and the Human Realm prodigies celebrate their unity, growing more curious about their force.
• In a Celestial Court palace, the First Divine General stopped the three top Divine Generals from retaliating and remained alone, finally saying, "Creation..."