Chapter Summaries

Chapter Summary: “Nameless’s Little Game”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless worries about who should rule the world after it is saved. He distrusts Gong Xiang’s character, though he has more confidence in Luo Xiang.
• He deliberately guides Qilin’s seemingly random journey so that Gong Xiang and Sun Sheng encounter one another. Nameless intends to judge whether Gong Xiang can improve or whether Sun Sheng would be a better ruler.
• Nameless has observed all 4,731 Survivors on the planet and concludes that Sun Sheng, despite being physically average, possesses the best character.
• Gong Xiang begins training Sun Sheng in boxing while they travel across the ruined world.
• To test Sun Sheng’s courage and potential, Nameless arranges a battle against weaker creatures descended from Fusion Entities. He equips Sun Sheng with High-Frequency Vibration Knuckle Blades and Anti-Gravity Power Shoes.
• Gong Xiang teaches Sun Sheng how to use the equipment and prepares to protect him during the battle.
• Gong Xiang reveals his ability, “Hands of Smoke,” creating smoky arms that wield blades. He warns Sun Sheng that the creatures may possess deadly abilities and tells him to remain behind him.
• A large group of tree-like Offspring Entities suddenly emerges from the grass and charges at them, beginning the trial.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Demonstrates careful long-term planning and a strong sense of responsibility for the world’s future. Rather than choosing a ruler immediately, he creates a controlled test to evaluate Gong Xiang and Sun Sheng.
• Gong Xiang: Takes on the role of teacher and protector toward Sun Sheng. He remains proud and confident, but Nameless’s concerns about his temperament suggest that his moral growth is still uncertain.
• Sun Sheng: Shows enthusiasm, curiosity, and willingness to learn. Although young and physically weaker than many Survivors, his good character and growing combat ability make him a possible future leader.
• Qilin: Continues carrying the group across the devastated landscape, unknowingly following Nameless’s intended route.

Significant Themes

• Leadership and moral worth: Physical strength and ability are not enough to rule; character and self-control are equally important.
• Testing through adversity: Nameless uses combat as a practical test of Sun Sheng’s courage, judgment, and potential.
• Mentorship and growth: Gong Xiang’s training may shape Sun Sheng, but it could also influence him negatively if Gong Xiang’s flaws remain unchanged.
• Responsibility after survival: Saving the world is only the first step; rebuilding it under a worthy leader is presented as the greater challenge.
• Control versus free will: Nameless subtly manipulates events while allowing Gong Xiang and Sun Sheng’s choices and development to determine the outcome.

Character Interactions

• Nameless strategically brings Gong Xiang and Sun Sheng together and observes their relationship.
• Gong Xiang teaches Sun Sheng boxing, explains his superpower, and instructs him to stay close and avoid direct contact with the monsters.
• Sun Sheng responds respectfully to Gong Xiang as a teacher while displaying growing trust and familiarity.
• Nameless acts as both evaluator and mentor, supplying Sun Sheng with weapons and equipment while placing him in danger to reveal his true potential.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gong Xiang is shocked by the overwhelming number of Treefolk spawned from the grass. He expected only a few dozen, but they arrive in seemingly endless waves.
• Gong Xiang fights at close range using ten smoke-formed blades, cutting down Treefolk with ease. However, the sheer number of enemies prevents him from locating or protecting Sun Sheng.
• The battle separates the two allies: Gong Xiang advances through the enemy horde, while Sun Sheng is forced backward.
• Sun Sheng fights defensively, using the Fist Blade equipment given to him by Nameless. Rather than killing the Treefolk outright, he damages their limbs and constantly maneuvers to avoid their hooked, barbed fingers.
• The Treefolk split into three groups: one attacks Gong Xiang, one attacks the Qilin, and another focuses on Sun Sheng. Sun Sheng is placed in the greatest danger.
• From the Qilin, Zhang Shouzhong observes Sun Sheng’s ability to remain calm and maintain disciplined boxing technique under pressure. Nameless explains that the battle was not deliberately arranged as a test; the Treefolk were drawn by the remnants of the Scarlet Seed previously implanted in Gong Xiang.
• Nameless reveals that the enemy Fusion Entity detected something extraordinary within Gong Xiang and planted the Scarlet Seed to steal or exploit his power. It apparently does not know about Gong Xiang’s Space Crystal, since Gong Xiang would otherwise have been killed already.
• Nameless intentionally allows the Treefolk to approach by ordering the Deep Sea Apostle to leave them an opening, turning the confrontation into a controlled battle.
• After ten minutes, Gong Xiang begins reaching the limit of his ability. His power lasts roughly thirteen minutes, and exceeding twenty minutes could kill him.
• Exhaustion and fear cause Gong Xiang to suspect that Nameless may be deliberately allowing him to die in order to take his Space Crystal. He then remembers that Nameless can read minds and tries to suppress his thoughts while searching for an escape.

Character Developments

• Gong Xiang: Initially confident and devastating in battle, Gong Xiang becomes increasingly strained as his Mental Strength is depleted. His exhaustion exposes his insecurity, distrust, and fear of betrayal.
• Sun Sheng: Demonstrates exceptional composure, agility, and combat awareness. Although he is inexperienced in direct confrontation, his upbringing among monsters has taught him how to recognize danger and evade attacks. He also remains committed to practicing proper boxing technique rather than simply slaughtering enemies.
• Nameless: Appears relaxed and observant, calmly drinking tea while monitoring the battle. He reveals that his actions are strategic rather than malicious, though his controlled manipulation of the battlefield creates uncertainty about his true intentions.
• Zhang Shouzhong: Recognizes Sun Sheng’s talent and places him around the second tier of the Rescue Team’s geniuses. His assessment shows his role as an experienced judge of combat ability.
• The Treefolk/Fusion Entity: The Treefolk display coordinated behavior and considerable physical danger. Their attack confirms that the Fusion Entity behind them can track Gong Xiang through the Scarlet Seed, though its knowledge and mental abilities appear limited.

Significant Themes

• Composure under pressure: Sun Sheng’s ability to remain calm amid overwhelming danger is presented as a major mark of talent.
• Experience versus innate ability: Sun Sheng survives not because he is overwhelmingly powerful, but because his life among monsters has taught him how to read danger and react instinctively.
• Trust and paranoia: Gong Xiang’s worsening condition causes him to doubt Nameless, reflecting the uncertainty and suspicion surrounding alliances in the Divine Treasure Space.
• Controlled trials and manipulation: Nameless allows the battle to unfold while observing the participants, blurring the line between rescue, experimentation, and strategic calculation.
• Limits of power: Gong Xiang’s ability is formidable but strictly temporary, and the approaching time limit turns the battle into a race against exhaustion.
• Hidden enemies and stolen power: The Scarlet Seed represents the Fusion Entity’s attempt to exploit Gong Xiang’s unusual abilities, establishing a larger conflict involving surveillance, possession, and power theft.

Character Interactions

• Gong Xiang calls out to Sun Sheng to confirm his safety, showing concern despite their separation.
• Sun Sheng reassures Gong Xiang while continuing to evade the Treefolk and practice his boxing.
• Zhang Shouzhong praises Sun Sheng’s talent, while Nameless cautions him against judging too quickly.
• Nameless explains the Treefolk’s connection to Gong Xiang and the Scarlet Seed, helping Zhang Shouzhong understand the larger threat.
• Gong Xiang internally questions Nameless’s motives, believing he may be sacrificing him to obtain the Space Crystal, though he immediately worries that Nameless can read these thoughts.

Chapter Summary: “No One Survived”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless observes Gong Xiang and Sun Sheng fighting Treefolk while Zhang Shouzhong asks whether they should intervene.
• Gong Xiang’s mental state continues to deteriorate after the Scarlet Seed’s death. Although he regained consciousness, his fear and suspicion have damaged his Bioforce Field, which now resembles the rotting state of corrupted Survivors.
• Sun Sheng, despite being physically exhausted and in greater immediate danger, maintains a stable golden Bioforce Field. Rather than panicking, he focuses on surviving and discovering a way to defeat the Treefolk.
• The Treefolk gradually become stronger as their eyes turn red, suggesting that the giant eyeball above is deliberately testing Nameless and increasing the battle’s difficulty.
• Nameless secretly channels his Bioforce Field into Sun Sheng, restoring his stamina and sharpening his senses without revealing his true strength to the giant eyeball.
• Sun Sheng unexpectedly absorbs and manifests aspects of Nameless’s combat ability. He begins destroying the Treefolk with impressive, highly advanced movements that exceed his normal capabilities.
• As Sun Sheng’s strength falters, Nameless gives him more energy. Sun Sheng enters an exhilarated, almost intoxicated state and launches into a one-man assault, slaughtering the Treefolk.
• The Divine Insects reveal that Sun Sheng’s manifestation has changed from a monkey-human figure into a golden circle containing a black-and-white eye, symbolizing the coexistence of evil and compassion.
• This revelation leads Nameless to realize the truth: the world has never contained any genuine Survivors at all.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Shows patience and psychological insight, understanding Gong Xiang’s fear without condemning him. He strategically conceals his strength from the giant eyeball while experimenting with the effect of his Bioforce Field on Sun Sheng. He is greatly surprised by Sun Sheng’s potential and reaches a major revelation about the nature of the world.
• Gong Xiang: His guilt, fear, and suspicion have weakened him mentally. Unlike Sun Sheng, he is unaccustomed to adversity and begins collapsing when he can no longer rely on overwhelming advantages. His deteriorating Bioforce Field indicates that he is at risk of being consumed by inner demons.
• Sun Sheng: Demonstrates exceptional resilience. Though exhausted and physically disadvantaged, he remains focused and refuses to surrender. After absorbing Nameless’s power, he displays remarkable combat instincts and reveals a previously unseen manifestation, suggesting profound hidden potential.
• Zhang Shouzhong: Acts as a cautious observer, recognizing that both fighters are nearing their limits and asking Nameless whether they should provide assistance.

Significant Themes

• Mental strength versus physical power: Sun Sheng survives because of his stable mindset, while Gong Xiang falters despite having greater combat advantages.
• Adversity and character: Hardship strengthens Sun Sheng, who is accustomed to struggling, but destabilizes Gong Xiang, who has rarely faced unfavorable circumstances.
• The connection between consciousness and power: Bioforce Fields reflect a person’s psychological condition, while Nameless’s energy can awaken abilities and reveal hidden aspects of another person.
• Deception and hidden truth: The giant eyeball tests Nameless without understanding his true strength, while the Divine Insects perceive truths that ordinary Bioforce Fields cannot detect.
• Duality: Sun Sheng’s new manifestation, combining darkness and light, evil and compassion, suggests that opposing qualities can coexist within a single being.

Character Interactions

• Nameless understands and sympathizes with Gong Xiang’s paranoia but does not immediately rescue him.
• He quietly supports Sun Sheng by transferring Bioforce Field energy, allowing Sun Sheng to overcome the Treefolk without knowing he is being aided.
• Zhang Shouzhong consults Nameless about intervening, but Nameless chooses to wait and observe.
• Nameless’s power directly influences Sun Sheng’s combat abilities, producing an unexpected transformation that fascinates Nameless.
• The chapter ends with Nameless interpreting Sun Sheng’s changed manifestation and uncovering the fundamental truth that there were never any true Survivors in this world.

Chapter Summary: “Truth”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless realizes that his willingness to help others has been exploited as bait in a carefully constructed trap. Gong Xiang’s request for help and Sun Sheng’s apparent innocence were both designed to draw him into the enemy’s territory.
• Nameless stops supplying Sun Sheng with Bioforce Field, causing Sun Sheng to struggle against the surrounding Treefolk. He directly questions whether Sun Sheng’s encounter with him was accidental or deliberately planned.
• With Xiaoxi and the Divine Insects’ help, Nameless recognizes that Sun Sheng is physically and psychologically modeled after Xia Hua. This explains why Nameless instinctively trusted and liked him.
• Nameless identifies two flaws in the deception:
  • The Giant Eyeball concealed in the sky was exposed to his perception.
  • Sun Sheng’s appearance changed when he came into contact with Bioforce Field, revealing that something else was controlling or constructing him.
• Nameless kills the surrounding Treefolk instantly, while the disguised enemy protects Sun Sheng’s head with red mist. He confronts the enemy, who abandons the pretense of innocence.
• The entity reveals that Sun Sheng was a real person, but the original Sun Sheng is dead. The enemy split off and purified half of its own soul, implanted some of Sun Sheng’s memories, and reshaped the personality into a male version of Xia Hua to make him appealing to Nameless.
• Nameless asks whether the entity intends to leave now that it has experienced Bioforce Field. The enemy instead laughs and explains its broader method of conquest and exploitation.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Becomes more suspicious and analytical after recognizing how completely his compassion and preferences were manipulated. Although initially angry and humiliated, his anger fades into pity when he sees the enemy’s distorted, conflicted state. He demonstrates both sharper insight and continued concern for the truth behind the deception.
• Sun Sheng/the disguised entity: Is exposed as a constructed identity rather than the genuine person Nameless trusted. Its speech and behavior shift between Sun Sheng’s tearful personality and the entity’s cold, mocking voice, suggesting an unstable clash between identities.
• The original Sun Sheng: Is revealed to have existed but to have been killed, with his memories partially used to create the false version.
• Gong Xiang: Is shown to have been an important part of the trap. His parasitization by the Scarlet Seed paradoxically made Nameless trust him more, since the apparent explanation seemed genuine.
• The Giant Eyeball/entity: Is characterized as a calculating invader who prefers elaborate manipulation, cultivation, and eventual harvesting over immediate destruction.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation through virtue: Nameless’s desire to help others becomes a vulnerability that the enemy weaponizes against him.
• Appearance versus truth: A convincing personality, memories, and emotional reactions can still be artificially manufactured.
• Trust and self-deception: Nameless trusted what he personally observed and concluded, even when those impressions had been deliberately engineered.
• Identity and authenticity: The false Sun Sheng raises questions about whether memories, personality, and behavior are enough to constitute a real person.
• Predatory control: The enemy treats living beings as bait, cannon fodder, experiments, or resources to be cultivated and harvested.
• Compassion amid conflict: Even after discovering the betrayal, Nameless feels pity for the entity’s divided and distorted state rather than responding only with rage.

Character Interactions

• Nameless and Sun Sheng: Their initially cooperative relationship turns into an interrogation and confrontation. Nameless recognizes that Sun Sheng’s resemblance to Xia Hua was deliberately designed to gain his trust.
• Nameless and Gong Xiang: Gong Xiang’s earlier plea for help indirectly shapes Nameless’s mistaken confidence in the trap. His parasitization makes him appear more believable rather than less.
• Nameless and the enemy entity: Nameless exposes the deception and questions the entity about its motives and next move. The entity responds by revealing its method of invasion and its enjoyment of manipulating potential victims.
• Nameless and Xiaoxi/Divine Insects: Xiaoxi helps organize Nameless’s suspicions, while the Divine Insects allow him to detect the hidden Giant Eyeball and identify the disguise’s flaws.

Chapter Summary: “Divine Beast’s Scheme”

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Divine Beast reveals that Gong Xiang was not his first test subject. He had previously killed an earlier “lucky one” who nearly saw through the Sweet Potato God’s deception, then arranged for Gong Xiang to “discover” the Space Crystal.
• The Divine Beast originally intended to harvest Gong Xiang after he reached the fiftieth floor, but the Divine Treasury Trial and Nameless’s sudden rise to prominence forced him to change his plans.
• After reading Luo Xiang’s post, the Divine Beast recognized an opportunity to exploit Nameless’s interest in the Bioforce Field. He created a false world and fabricated the identity of Sun Sheng using his own flesh, blood, and soul.
• The artificial Sun Sheng was raised over thirteen years in a time-accelerated world and deliberately shaped into someone capable of deceiving Nameless. The Divine Beast immersed himself so deeply in the role that the Sun Sheng personality became nearly indistinguishable from a genuine split personality.
• Through Sun Sheng, the Divine Beast learned secrets about the Bioforce Field and attempted to manipulate Nameless into revealing or surrendering its cultivation method.
• The Divine Beast ultimately reasserts control over Sun Sheng, overpowering the Sun Sheng persona and calmly confronting Nameless.
• He reveals that his true goal was to monopolize the Bioforce Field and sell it to powerful factions under restrictive confidentiality agreements, allowing him to accumulate vast resources.
• Nameless destroys this plan by revealing that tens of millions of people already know how to use the Bioforce Field. Zhang Shouzhong demonstrates this by controlling a blade with it.
• Nameless further taunts the Divine Beast by claiming that killing him would cause everyone connected to the Bioforce Field to die as well.
• Enraged, the Divine Beast attacks, but Nameless retaliates decisively. He slaps him away, uses the Giant Eyeball’s power, and fires lasers that split and destroy Sun Sheng’s body.
• At the end, control briefly returns to the Sun Sheng personality, whose sorrowful expression suggests regret or an apology toward Nameless.
• Gong Xiang emerges from the corpses of the tree-people and begs Nameless for help. Nameless kills him immediately by crushing his head.
• This triggers the Giant Eyeball’s intervention. It seals the surrounding space and summons large numbers of Fusion Entities, intending to exhaust Nameless before confronting him directly.

Character Developments

• The Divine Beast/Sun Sheng: His elaborate deception demonstrates extreme intelligence, patience, and manipulation. He sacrifices part of himself to create a convincing identity, but his arrogance and greed undermine his scheme. His emotional investment in the Sun Sheng persona also reveals that the deception affected him psychologically.
• Sun Sheng persona: Although artificial and short-lived, Sun Sheng develops genuine emotional reactions, especially toward Nameless. His final sorrowful expression suggests that he retained compassion or loyalty despite being created as a tool.
• Nameless: He remains committed to saving the world even after discovering the deception. He shows pity toward Sun Sheng but becomes ruthless when attacked or betrayed. His teasing of the Divine Beast also shows growing confidence and strategic control.
• Gong Xiang: His role as a manipulated pawn ends abruptly. Despite pleading for Nameless’s mercy, he is killed, emphasizing Nameless’s lack of trust in him.
• Zhang Shouzhong: His ability to use the Bioforce Field proves Nameless’s claim and directly destroys the Divine Beast’s intended monopoly.

Significant Themes

• Deception and self-deception: The Divine Beast deceives others so thoroughly that he partially deceives himself, creating a personality that develops its own identity and emotions.
• Greed and monopolization: His plan to control the Bioforce Field reflects the desire to turn extraordinary knowledge into exclusive commercial power.
• The collapse of superiority: The Divine Beast believes he possesses a unique advantage, only to discover that the power is already widespread.
• Compassion versus ruthlessness: Nameless pities Sun Sheng but kills Gong Xiang without hesitation, showing that mercy depends on trust and perceived intent.
• Identity and free will: Sun Sheng’s brief independent existence raises questions about whether a fabricated personality can possess genuine feelings or moral agency.
• Resource exhaustion and strategy: The Giant Eyeball avoids direct combat and instead relies on endless cannon fodder to drain Nameless’s strength.

Important Character Interactions

• The Divine Beast explains his manipulation of Nameless and boasts about his plans for the Bioforce Field.
• Nameless responds with disappointment and pity rather than fear, then undermines the Divine Beast’s assumptions.
• Zhang Shouzhong’s intervention publicly disproves the Divine Beast’s belief that the Bioforce Field can be monopolized.
• Nameless taunts the Divine Beast by linking his survival to the lives of countless Bioforce Field users.
• The Divine Beast attacks Nameless in rage, but Nameless overwhelms him.
• Gong Xiang begs Nameless for protection, only to be killed, provoking the Giant Eyeball’s next phase of attack.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless confronts a massive army of Fusion Entities sent by Sheng Ya’er. Refusing to be overwhelmed by numbers, he unleashes countless points of light that reduce every entity they strike to ash within seconds, leaving the battlefield completely barren.
• He sends Zhang Shouzhong and Qilin back into his body for safety, then uses laser beams and his powers to disperse the red mist covering the planet.
• The giant eyeball-like form of Sheng Ya’er has already fled with the Bioforce Field. Nameless searches the planet using the Bioforce Field and Psychokinesis but cannot locate him.
• To confirm whether Sheng Ya’er remains in the world, Nameless uses a coin toss; the result indicates that Sheng Ya’er has escaped to another world.
• Though frustrated, Nameless notices that the planet now has genuine survivors. He retrieves the Space Crystal from Gong Xiang’s corpse and returns to the Nameless Sea.
• Back in Beast World, Sheng Ya’er reflects on the confrontation. He has lost a Space Crystal and a world used to produce Fusion Entities, but he has successfully obtained the valuable Bioforce Field cultivation method.
• Sheng Ya’er realizes Nameless is far more dangerous than expected. His plan to exhaust Nameless through countless Fusion Entities failed completely, and Nameless’s attack could have killed him if it had destroyed all his eyes.
• Becoming increasingly anxious that Nameless will pursue him, Sheng Ya’er seeks protection from the other three Four Pillar Divine Beasts.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Demonstrates overwhelming combat strength and complete control over the Fusion Entities. Although normally merciful, he becomes genuinely enraged after Sheng Ya’er escapes with the Bioforce Field. His anger signals a shift from restrained justice toward determined pursuit.
• Sheng Ya’er: Initially acts confidently and strategically, intending to wear Nameless down through numbers. After witnessing Nameless’s effortless victory, he becomes fearful and recognizes that provoking a normally benevolent sage was a serious mistake. He abandons pride and prepares to pay the other divine beasts for protection.
• Zhang Shouzhong and Qilin: Follow Nameless’s instructions and retreat into his body, avoiding the danger of the battle.
• The other Four Pillar Divine Beasts: They are established as powerful incarnations of Beast World’s Heavenly Dao and potential allies Sheng Ya’er may rely on.

Significant Themes

• Overwhelming individual power versus numerical advantage: Sheng Ya’er’s army of Fusion Entities is rendered meaningless by Nameless’s superior strength.
• The consequences of provoking the merciful: Nameless usually avoids excessive violence, but once pushed beyond his limits, his anger becomes especially dangerous.
• Survival over profit or pride: Sheng Ya’er chooses escape rather than risk death, accepting the loss of resources and the humiliation of seeking protection.
• Risk and unintended consequences: Sheng Ya’er’s attempt to steal the Bioforce Field succeeds materially but leaves him exposed to Nameless’s pursuit.
• Justice and unresolved retribution: Nameless is angered that Sheng Ya’er escaped before answering for the deaths caused by his actions.

Character Interactions

• Nameless orders Zhang Shouzhong and Qilin to retreat, prioritizing their safety before continuing alone.
• Nameless indirectly clashes with Sheng Ya’er through the Fusion Entities and red mist, forcing Sheng Ya’er to abandon the battlefield.
• After escaping, Sheng Ya’er mentally evaluates Nameless’s character, realizing that Nameless’s moral restraint makes his genuine anger more frightening.
• Sheng Ya’er then turns to the other three divine beasts for aid, hoping their combined authority can protect him from Nameless.

Summary: “Finding Helpers”

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Four Pillar Divine Beasts—Sheng Tulun (life), Sheng Ya’er (sickness), Sheng Dading (death), and Sheng Mingzhui (aging)—each live in domains reflecting their powers and corresponding seasons.
• Sheng Ya’er seeks allies to confront the powerful enemy Nameless. Although he is confident outwardly, Death Qi gathering around him suggests that he may be facing a fatal threat.
• He first visits Sheng Tulun in the Flower Sea. Tulun agrees to help in exchange for one-tenth of Ya’er’s summer power for one million years.
• Sheng Tulun’s history is revealed: as the first-born divine beast, he once possessed overwhelming strength and created abundant life. However, life multiplied beyond the world’s capacity, leading to the emergence of death.
• Ya’er and Tulun then visit Sheng Dading, whose body is composed of corpses and whose domain is a desolate bone-filled plain. Dading initially demands half of Ya’er’s summer, exploiting Ya’er’s dangerous situation.
• After bargaining, Dading accepts two-tenths of Ya’er’s summer for one million years. He warns that Nameless is extremely powerful and claims Ya’er would certainly die without his assistance.
• The group proceeds to Sheng Mingzhui, the aging beast, who lives alone in a dark underground cave. Learning from his negotiations with Dading, Ya’er offers Mingzhui one-tenth of his summer immediately to prevent excessive haggling.

Character Developments

• Sheng Ya’er is revealed to be ambitious, impatient, and proud. He believes true cultivation requires venturing beyond the small world, but he is also practical enough to seek help when facing a serious threat. His anxiety increases as he learns that even Dading senses his approaching death.
• Sheng Tulun is peaceful, patient, and content with the world around him. He values balance and simple happiness, contrasting sharply with Ya’er’s dissatisfaction and desire to explore beyond the world. Despite their disagreements, he remains willing to help Ya’er.
• Sheng Dading is hostile, calculating, and resentful. He still hates Tulun for violently suppressing him when he first emerged and uses Ya’er’s desperation to demand a high price. His ability to perceive impending death makes him a crucial ally.
• Sheng Mingzhui is characterized as solitary and withdrawn, resembling an animal that isolates itself before death. His dislike of being disturbed makes Ya’er cautious in approaching him.

Significant Themes

• Balance and cosmic necessity: Life’s unchecked growth created the conditions for death, showing that opposing forces are necessary to maintain the world’s equilibrium.
• Mortality and fate: Death Qi and Dading’s foresight emphasize that even powerful beings cannot easily escape death.
• Contentment versus ambition: Tulun’s acceptance of his world contrasts with Ya’er’s desire to seek greater realms and power.
• Alliance and negotiation: Ya’er must rely on beings who dislike one another and pay a costly personal price for their cooperation.
• Power and exploitation: Dading’s inflated demand demonstrates how desperation allows others to exploit weakness.

Character Interactions

• Ya’er and Tulun argue over ambition, strength, and the value of contentment, though Tulun remains calm and good-natured.
• Tulun and Dading have a hostile history rooted in Tulun’s past domination of Dading.
• Ya’er bargains with Dading but ultimately accepts a higher price after Tulun confirms that Dading’s greater contribution justifies the unequal payment.
• Ya’er approaches Mingzhui more strategically, making an offer immediately to avoid provoking the reclusive aging beast or giving him room to demand more.

Chapter Summary: “Formation of Great Fortune”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sheng Ya’er asks Sheng Mingzhui for help against Nameless, offering increasing portions of his remaining “summer” power as payment.
• Sheng Mingzhui refuses the offer, revealing that he wants one of Sheng Ya’er’s Space Crystals instead.
• Sheng Ya’er explains that one crystal was taken by Nameless and that he needs his remaining crystal for protection. He eventually promises to find Sheng Mingzhui another Space Crystal within five hundred thousand years, agreeing to give up his current one if he fails.
• Sheng Mingzhui accepts the bargain and follows Sheng Ya’er out of his cave. The four pillar divine beasts gather together in preparation for Nameless’s arrival.
• Meanwhile, in the Nameless Sea, Nameless investigates an island to which the Divine Butterfly has led him. He discovers that the island contains a naturally formed teleportation array created by the interaction of wind, seawater, air currents, and the island’s internal tunnels.
• Nameless experiments with the formation and learns that objects carrying a target’s aura can be teleported to that target when the formation is activated correctly. He realizes this is an expression of his extraordinary fortune and that it may allow him to track Sheng Ya’er.
• After spending additional time understanding and stabilizing the formation, Nameless activates it with a red thread connected to Sheng Ya’er’s aura. He disappears from the Nameless Sea, beginning his pursuit.

Character Developments

• Sheng Ya’er is shown to be desperate and increasingly willing to sacrifice valuable resources to secure protection from Nameless. His loss of one Space Crystal leaves him vulnerable, while his control over only seven-tenths of “summer” emphasizes how severely his power has already been diminished.
• Sheng Mingzhui demonstrates patience, stubbornness, and strong bargaining ability. He deliberately rejects Sheng Ya’er’s initial offers until he obtains a promise for a Space Crystal.
• Nameless continues developing from a powerful fighter into a thoughtful investigator and formation expert. Rather than rushing into battle, he carefully studies the natural array, understands its principles, reinforces it, and turns it into a tool for revenge.
• The four pillar divine beasts become aligned against Nameless, creating the expectation of a major confrontation.

Significant Themes

• The price of power and protection: Sheng Ya’er must trade away vital portions of his strength and future resources to gather allies.
• Fortune and coincidence: Nameless interprets the naturally occurring teleportation formation as evidence of his “great fortune,” suggesting that luck itself repeatedly assists his goals.
• Knowledge over force: Nameless succeeds not through immediate combat but through careful observation, experimentation, and mastery of the formation.
• Justice and responsibility: Although Nameless’s personal loss is relatively minor, he pursues Sheng Ya’er because of the suffering inflicted on the humans of another world.
• Bargaining and dependence: Sheng Ya’er’s negotiations reveal the fragile alliances among powerful beings and the extent to which survival depends on exchanging rare resources.

Character Interactions

• Sheng Ya’er and Sheng Mingzhui engage in a tense negotiation, with Sheng Mingzhui repeatedly refusing inadequate compensation until Sheng Ya’er offers his remaining Space Crystal as security.
• Their interaction establishes a reluctant alliance rather than genuine trust.
• Nameless does not directly interact with the other characters in this chapter, but his actions drive Sheng Ya’er’s negotiations and force the four divine beasts to prepare for him.
• The chapter ends with Nameless pursuing Sheng Ya’er, setting up the impending confrontation between Nameless and the assembled divine beasts.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless enters Beast World by crashing through its pink, diamond-like spatial barrier. He is initially disoriented but quickly uses his Bioforce Field and Psychokinesis to scan the entire world.
• He discovers Beast World’s beautiful, seed-shaped landscape, including a vast lotus-like continent filled with diverse life.
• Nameless locates Sheng Ya’er in the northern wasteland. He realizes that Sheng Ya’er, whose body is made of red threads and eyeballs, is the same giant eyeball who previously provoked him.
• Sheng Ya’er is guarded by the Four Pillar Divine Beasts: Sheng Dading, Sheng Tulun, and Sheng Mingzhui, all Level 166 beings who maintain Beast World’s stability.
• Sheng Tulun tries to reason with Nameless, warning him to abandon his hatred and leave. Nameless insists that he came to save more people.
• When negotiations fail, Sheng Dading and Sheng Mingzhui attack. Nameless effortlessly evades them and unleashes a million punches per second on Sheng Ya’er, smashing his body and sending him flying thousands of kilometers.
• The other divine beasts counterattack. Nameless destroys a massive tree-fist and evades a deadly black attack that causes anything it touches to wither.
• An earth-yellow force then strikes Nameless. Beast World manipulates the space around him, slowing him dramatically while speeding up his enemies. As a result, Nameless is hit for the first time and sent crashing through a mountain range.

Character Developments

• Nameless demonstrates overwhelming physical and mental power, quickly locating Sheng Ya’er and overpowering him despite Beast World being Sheng Ya’er’s home territory. However, he is also shown to be capable of surprise and vulnerability when the world itself alters space and time around him.
• Sheng Ya’er remains arrogant and defensive. He justifies spreading disease and causing mutations as natural parts of Beast World’s laws, refusing to accept responsibility for the harm he causes. His confidence collapses when Nameless brutally overwhelms him.
• Sheng Tulun is portrayed as the most reasonable of the Four Pillar Divine Beasts. He senses Nameless’s benevolent power and sympathizes with him, but feels obligated to protect Sheng Ya’er because all four pillars are necessary for Beast World’s stability.
• Sheng Dading is aggressive and uncompromising, immediately choosing combat when Nameless refuses to leave.
• Sheng Mingzhui supports Sheng Dading and works with him in coordinated attacks.

Significant Themes

• Natural law versus morality: Sheng Ya’er argues that disease, mutation, and death are natural processes, while Nameless believes preventing suffering is more important than blindly accepting nature’s rules.
• Duty versus justice: Sheng Tulun recognizes that Sheng Ya’er is harmful but still feels compelled to defend him because of his role as one of Beast World’s pillars.
• The world itself as an active force: Beast World is not merely a setting; it can manipulate space and time to favor its guardians, effectively taking sides against Nameless.
• Power and vulnerability: Nameless appears nearly invincible at first, but the chapter establishes that even he can be affected when the environment itself becomes hostile.
• Beauty contrasted with violence: Beast World’s paradise-like landscape and thriving life stand in sharp contrast to the brutal battle taking place within it.

Character Interactions

• Nameless confronts Sheng Ya’er directly, while Sheng Ya’er responds with hostility and refuses to reconsider his actions.
• Sheng Tulun attempts to mediate, appealing to Nameless’s desire to save lives and warning him not to give in to hatred.
• Sheng Ya’er rejects Sheng Tulun’s implied criticism, creating tension among the Four Pillar Divine Beasts.
• Sheng Dading and Sheng Mingzhui act as coordinated attackers against Nameless, while Sheng Tulun remains concerned about preserving Beast World’s balance.
• The chapter ends with Nameless recovering from the world-enhanced attack, setting up a more difficult confrontation against the Four Pillar Divine Beasts and Beast World itself.

Chapter Summary: “A Countermeasure”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sheng Tulun brutally stomps Nameless into the ground while Sheng Dading attacks him with black mist produced by the countless Corpses comprising his body.
• Space manipulation redirects Nameless’s shockwaves back onto him, while other spatial distortions interfere with his ability to scan the battlefield or predict attacks.
• Sheng Tulun heals Sheng Ya’er’s severe injuries almost instantly using the power of his wooden antlers.
• Sheng Ya’er explains that Nameless becomes immune to attacks when he closes his eyes. Sheng Mingzhui declares that the world itself supports them and believes Nameless is destined to die within it.
• Nameless considers destroying the world to eliminate the environmental advantage his enemies possess, but refuses because he values the world and the innocent beings living in it.
• Unable to locate or effectively counterattack his opponents, Nameless closes his eyes and allows them to attack, knowing their assaults cannot damage him.
• Sheng Ya’er deduces that Nameless’s immunity comes from a reward obtained during the Divine Treasury Trial. Since Olivia previously revealed how to counter it, artifacts that force Nameless’s eyes open or make his eyelids transparent have become popular.
• Sheng Ya’er tests several artifacts:
  • A cheap magic spirit passes harmlessly through Nameless.
  • A stronger wand merely blasts the ground rather than affecting him.
  • With Sheng Dading beginning to struggle, Sheng Ya’er prepares a final, extremely valuable weapon.
• He fires the last remaining bullet of a mysterious “Myriad Artifact” gun at Nameless’s chest. The golden-orange bullet bears a smiling face, ending the chapter on a cliffhanger.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Remains overwhelmingly powerful but is disadvantaged by the world’s spatial and temporal interference. His refusal to destroy the world reveals his compassion and moral restraint, contrasting with the ruthless methods of his enemies. He relies on his eye-closing immunity as a defensive measure while searching for a solution.
• Sheng Ya’er: Recovers fully from Nameless’s earlier attack and becomes determined to retaliate. He shows resourcefulness by testing multiple artifacts and using knowledge from the Divine Treasury Trial to identify Nameless’s weakness.
• Sheng Tulun: Demonstrates immense physical strength and powerful healing abilities, serving as both an attacker and a support figure for Sheng Ya’er.
• Sheng Dading: Uses the combined power of its Corpses to bombard Nameless, manipulate black mist, and exploit the world’s spatial advantages. However, sustaining the attack begins to strain it.
• Sheng Mingzhui: Expresses complete confidence in the world’s support, reinforcing his belief that Nameless cannot survive there.

Significant Themes

• Power versus moral restraint: Nameless could potentially destroy the entire world to win, but refuses because he values innocent life.
• Environmental advantage and unfair conflict: The world openly favors Sheng Ya’er and his allies, allowing weaker opponents to challenge Nameless through spatial and temporal manipulation.
• Adaptation and countermeasures: The enemies rely on knowledge, specialized artifacts, and prior experience to overcome Nameless’s seemingly invincible defense.
• The limits of overwhelming strength: Even superior power can be neutralized when an opponent’s abilities are supported by the environment and carefully targeted countermeasures.
• Persistence and resourcefulness: Sheng Ya’er continues testing weapons despite repeated failures, ultimately risking a rare, single-use artifact.

Character Interactions

• Sheng Tulun attacks Nameless and then heals Sheng Ya’er, demonstrating their cooperative relationship.
• Sheng Ya’er and Sheng Mingzhui discuss Nameless’s weakness and the world’s support, strengthening their shared confidence.
• Sheng Ya’er directs the attacks and urges Sheng Dading to continue, while Sheng Dading warns that it cannot maintain the assault much longer.
• Nameless internally contrasts his own restraint with the ruthless behavior of his opponents and the world supporting them.
• The chapter concludes with Sheng Ya’er taking the decisive offensive by firing his final artifact bullet at Nameless.

Chapter Summary: “Profited”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sheng Ya’er uses the Drinking Game Toy Gun against Nameless. Its special ability forces the target to obey a small command for up to one day.
• The bullet hits Nameless, compelling him to open his eyes and not blink. This allows Sheng Dading’s black qi to strike him through a gap in his defenses.
• Although Nameless is injured, Sheng Dading is shocked that his powerful attacks still have little effect.
• The Four Pillar Divine Beasts—Sheng Tulun, Sheng Dading, Sheng Ya’er, and Sheng Mingzhui—activate their Four Pillar Annihilation Formation.
• The formation draws upon the power of the entire world, creating a massive rotating millstone capable of grinding down even Nameless’s nearly indestructible body.
• Rather than immediately resisting, Nameless studies the formation while it destroys his body. He realizes that the formation’s principles can be adapted and improved for his own use.
• Nameless’s temporary body is eventually completely annihilated. The divine beasts believe they have won because they possess the advantage of the battlefield.
• However, Nameless reforms himself in the Nameless Sea, revealing that his true body is the sea itself and is connected to countless Dream Rivers, All Heavens, and Myriad Realms.
• Inspired by Sun Sheng’s pure Bioforce Field, Nameless creates a new body entirely from Bioforce Field. The body can change shape, contains all the information of the Nameless Sea, and is effectively another manifestation of his true self.
• Satisfied with his gains, Nameless declares that the “Giant Eyeball” still must die and immediately leaves to continue pursuing it.

Character Developments

• Nameless demonstrates immense adaptability and knowledge. Even while being destroyed, he analyzes the enemy formation and learns how to reproduce and modify it.
• He also develops a new form by combining the principles of his Nameless Sea with Sun Sheng’s Bioforce Field, expanding his abilities beyond a conventional physical body.
• His apparent death reveals the vastness and unusual nature of his true existence: destroying one body does not threaten the Nameless Sea itself.
• Sheng Ya’er proves tactically valuable by using the toy gun to force Nameless into a vulnerable state.
• Sheng Dading shows overwhelming offensive power but becomes uncertain when his attacks fail to seriously damage Nameless.
• Sheng Tulun and Sheng Mingzhui provide leadership and coordination, helping the Four Pillar Divine Beasts successfully deploy their formation.
• The divine beasts’ confidence turns into a misunderstanding: they interpret the destruction of Nameless’s manifested body as a genuine victory.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation through adversity: Nameless turns an attack that kills him into an opportunity to study and acquire a powerful formation.
• The difference between appearance and essence: The destruction of Nameless’s body does not equal the destruction of Nameless himself.
• Battlefield advantage and strategy: The divine beasts win through the “right time, place, and people,” emphasizing the importance of circumstances rather than strength alone.
• Knowledge as power: Nameless’s understanding of the formation allows him to transform an enemy technique into a future asset.
• Identity and alternate selves: Nameless reflects on whether creating a new body counts as adopting an alternate identity, ultimately recognizing that all of his forms remain expressions of his true self.
• Creation from destruction: His death leads directly to the creation of a stronger, more flexible Bioforce Field body.

Character Interactions

• Sheng Ya’er uses the toy gun’s compulsion effect to control Nameless’s movements, echoing Olivia’s earlier method.
• Sheng Dading attacks Nameless repeatedly and questions why his exceptional offensive power remains ineffective.
• Sheng Mingzhui calmly reassures the others and helps initiate the formation.
• Sheng Tulun commands the group to activate the Four Pillar Annihilation Formation.
• The Four Divine Beasts cooperate as a unified team, surrounding Nameless and combining their distinct powers.
• Nameless silently observes and analyzes their formation, effectively turning their coordinated attack into a lesson for himself.
• After reforming, Nameless acknowledges Sun Sheng’s influence on his new body but remains focused on killing the Giant Eyeball.

Chapter Summary: “Don’t Move”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless returns to Beast World in a newly reshaped body, deliberately making himself eyeless so Sheng Ya’er’s command preventing him from closing his eyes can no longer affect him.
• He immediately locates Sheng Ya’er, who is preparing to sell the Bioforce Field cultivation method and recover the Space Crystals he lost.
• Nameless ambushes Sheng Ya’er by crashing through the ceiling of his divine palace and unleashes a brutal barrage of attacks.
• Sheng Ya’er calls upon Beast World’s consciousness for protection. The world attempts to interfere, but Nameless uses the Book of Nameless to freeze the entire world, preventing even its consciousness from acting.
• Driven by anger over the destruction of Gong Xiang’s world, Nameless continues beating Sheng Ya’er. When he becomes tired, he summons the Deep Sea Apostle to continue the assault.
• Sheng Ya’er’s body eventually explodes into red mist. The void pulls the remnants from Beast World, transforming him into an eternal statue drifting through unknown space.
• Nameless declares their grudge settled and challenges the world consciousness to attack him if it intends to continue the conflict.
• The world consciousness does not retaliate, apparently accepting Nameless’s presence. Nameless then relaxes and begins exploring Beast World’s scenery.
• Meanwhile, Sheng Tulun, Sheng Dading, and Sheng Mingzhui sense Sheng Ya’er’s death. Recognizing Nameless’s aura, they vow to kill him in revenge.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Demonstrates greater preparation and confidence after his previous defeat by the world’s interference. He has learned how to counter the world consciousness and shows both ruthless determination and a capacity for calm enjoyment once his vengeance is complete.
• Sheng Ya’er: Revealed to be dependent on Beast World’s protection and eager to profit from selling Bioforce Field. His desperation and fear become clear when Nameless attacks, but he ultimately dies after being completely overwhelmed.
• Sheng Tulun, Sheng Dading, and Sheng Mingzhui: Despite personal disagreements with Sheng Ya’er, they regard him as a brother and an essential part of Beast World. His death unites them against Nameless and awakens their anger and desire for revenge.

Significant Themes

• Vengeance and justice: Nameless’s attack is motivated by the devastation of Gong Xiang’s world. He views Sheng Ya’er’s death as the settling of a moral debt rather than simple cruelty.
• Preparation overcoming power: Nameless avoids being trapped as before by anticipating the world consciousness’s intervention and using the Book of Nameless at the crucial moment.
• Conflict with world consciousness: The chapter emphasizes the tension between an individual’s will and the will of an entire world. Nameless openly challenges Beast World itself and refuses to accept divine or environmental interference without resistance.
• Family and shared existence: The three divine beasts consider Sheng Ya’er their brother and part of the world’s structure, showing that their relationships are rooted in both familial affection and cosmic function.
• Retaliation and escalating conflict: Sheng Ya’er’s death resolves one confrontation but creates a larger one, as his “brothers” prepare to pursue Nameless.

Character Interactions

• Nameless and Sheng Ya’er’s encounter is entirely hostile, with Nameless overpowering him while Sheng Ya’er desperately seeks aid from the world consciousness.
• Nameless directly challenges Beast World’s consciousness, treating it as an opponent capable of choosing whether to continue the conflict.
• Sheng Tulun, Sheng Dading, and Sheng Mingzhui gather after sensing Sheng Ya’er’s death. Their grief and anger quickly turn into a shared decision to make Nameless pay, setting up the next confrontation.

Chapter Summary: “God Sacrifice”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After agreeing to act, Sheng Tulun prepares to pursue Nameless, accompanied by Sheng Dading and Sheng Mingzhui.
• Before they can leave, Beast World’s consciousness suddenly immobilizes and attacks all three of its biological sons instead of Nameless.
• The world reclaims their origins, stripping them of their extraordinary power and reducing them to ordinary beasts.
• The three fall roughly two thousand meters. Sheng Tulun and Sheng Dading are killed instantly upon impact.
• Before dying, both realize that their desire for revenge caused their deaths. By trying to kill Nameless—an existence that threatened the world—they had endangered Beast World itself.
• Nameless senses their deaths while fishing and finds Sheng Mingzhui’s survival “interesting.” Unlike his brothers, Sheng Mingzhui possesses another mysterious power and had asked for a Space Crystal rather than merely a portion of Xia Tian.
• Sheng Mingzhui survives because of mysterious feathers connected to an unknown chicken. The feathers protect his shattered body and begin rebuilding it.
• The feathers become exposed when he loses control of his hair and power, revealing his unusual nature as a humanoid divine beast.
• He involuntarily cries like a chicken, triggering red cracks in the sky and a violent lightning assault from Beast World.
• The feathers shield him temporarily, but an unexplained voice urges him to “make a wish” and “sacrifice everything.”
• Sheng Mingzhui realizes that the chicken, the feathers, and possibly his own body are connected to a plot harmful to Beast World. However, lightning floods his mouth before he can act, leaving him helpless and terrified.

Character Developments

• Sheng Tulun and Sheng Dading: Their rage and desire for revenge blind them to the danger Nameless represents. In their final moments, they recognize that they brought about their own deaths by prioritizing vengeance over the world’s survival.
• Sheng Mingzhui: Revealed to be more cautious and resourceful than his brothers. He secretly cultivated an alternate power through the mysterious feathers and survives the fall, though he becomes trapped in a frightening transformation and loses control of his body and thoughts.
• Nameless: Remains calm and detached, observing the deaths from afar while fishing. He recognizes Sheng Mingzhui’s unusual survival and suspects that the survivor may possess a separate agenda or power.
• Beast World’s consciousness: Acts ruthlessly to protect itself, sacrificing its own divine sons rather than allowing them to provoke Nameless and worsen the world’s condition.

Significant Themes

• Revenge versus survival: The brothers’ pursuit of vengeance leads directly to their deaths, showing how personal hatred can undermine collective survival.
• Sacrifice and self-preservation: Beast World sacrifices its children to protect itself, while the mysterious voice demands that Sheng Mingzhui sacrifice everything for an unknown purpose.
• Hidden power and deception: Sheng Mingzhui’s feathers and connection to the chicken reveal that appearances and declared loyalties conceal deeper forces at work.
• Dependence on extraordinary power: Once stripped of their abilities, the divine beasts lose not only their strength but also mental stability and self-control.
• Fate and unintended consequences: The characters’ choices produce outcomes they did not anticipate, particularly when their attempts to pursue Nameless threaten the entire world.

Character Interactions

• Sheng Tulun leads Sheng Dading and Sheng Mingzhui in the pursuit of Nameless, reflecting their shared desire for revenge.
• Beast World directly turns against its own sons, creating a conflict between the world’s survival and the divine beasts’ lives.
• Nameless observes Sheng Mingzhui from a distance and contrasts his survival and hidden power with the deaths of the other two.
• Sheng Mingzhui’s interaction with the mysterious chicken is indirect but central: the chicken’s feather protects him while seemingly using or transforming him for a greater, potentially destructive purpose.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sheng Mingzhui is overwhelmed by resentment and an external influence that fixes his mind on destroying the Beast World. He sacrifices everything to fulfill this desire, only regaining awareness when the disaster is already underway.
• A gigantic red fissure appears in the sky, revealing the invasion of the Sacrificial God, a true evil god known for attacking and devouring entire worlds to strengthen its divine kingdom.
• Nameless recognizes the threat and explains that the Beast World was especially vulnerable because of Sheng Ya’er’s death and the destruction of the Four Pillar Divine Beasts.
• Nameless negotiates with the consciousness of the Beast World: in exchange for a copy of the world’s data, he agrees to help repel Sacrificial God.
• He confronts Sheng Mingzhui, whose body has been taken over by Sacrificial God. Despite the god’s warning, Nameless destroys Sheng Mingzhui and extracts and destroys the evil god’s feather, severing its connection to the world.
• Nameless then ascends toward the spatial fissure to confront Sacrificial God directly. Before leaving, he receives the Beast World’s origin-data in the form of a crystal sphere.
• Outside the world’s barrier, Nameless is exposed to an intensely corrosive void. He uses the Book of Nameless and discovers that its power does not stop time itself; instead, it freezes his entire existence, allowing him to survive the void.

Character Developments

• Sheng Mingzhui changes from a conflicted figure into an unwilling instrument of destruction. His resentment toward his “mother” and susceptibility to outside influence lead him to sacrifice himself and endanger the entire world.
• Nameless demonstrates increasing knowledge and confidence. He identifies Sacrificial God’s nature, bargains effectively with the Beast World, and confronts the evil god without fear. His interest in collecting world data also reveals his long-term ambition to construct and improve the Nameless Sea.
• The Beast World’s consciousness is shown to be intelligent, pragmatic, and desperate. It accepts Nameless’s terms immediately because the invasion poses an existential threat.
• Sacrificial God is established as a powerful but specialized entity: devastating against worlds, yet less formidable in direct combat against Nameless.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and loss of agency: Sheng Mingzhui’s thoughts are redirected by an outside force, raising questions about responsibility when a person’s will is distorted.
• Consequences of ambition and negligence: Sheng Ya’er’s actions and Sheng Mingzhui’s decision to study rather than destroy the feather contribute to the Beast World’s crisis.
• World-scale versus individual power: Sacrificial God can destroy worlds but is comparatively vulnerable against a powerful cultivator, emphasizing the difference between specialized cosmic abilities and personal strength.
• Pragmatism and self-interest: Nameless helps the Beast World not purely out of compassion, but in exchange for valuable data.
• Knowledge as power: Nameless’s research allows him to recognize the evil god, while the Beast World’s data becomes a resource for creating new realms.

Character Interactions

• Nameless negotiates directly with the Beast World’s consciousness, establishing a transactional alliance.
• He confronts Sacrificial God through Sheng Mingzhui’s possessed body, rejecting its threat and destroying its vessel.
• The Beast World honors its bargain by giving Nameless a crystallized copy of its origin-data.
• The chapter ends with Nameless testing the Book of Nameless in the void, uncovering a deeper understanding of its ability.

Chapter Summary: “Online Controversy”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless uses the Book of Nameless to freeze himself at a specific moment in time, preventing the final second of his endurance from passing.
• He locates a chicken on a distant meteorite and realizes it is not Sacrificial God himself, but one of Sacrificial God’s enslaved messengers.
• By invading the chicken with his Bioforce Field, Nameless discovers that its power consists of the despair and suffering of countless beings. Beneath this power is a horribly twisted remnant of a soul.
• Nameless destroys the twisted Soul-Light, viewing this as a final act of mercy. With Sacrificial God’s influence removed, Beast World begins repairing itself, though its survival remains uncertain.
• Several weeks later, requests for Nameless’s help continue flooding the Divine Treasure Space.
• At Akita Hut, Zhang Shouzhong discovers a post by Chrysanthemum Ten Thousand accusing Nameless of killing Gong Xiang after Gong Xiang sought his assistance. The post claims Nameless is merely trying to seize people’s Space Crystals.
• Chrysanthemum Ten Thousand provides videos showing Gong Xiang entering Akita Hut, along with diviners’ testimonies confirming Gong Xiang’s death and allegedly identifying Nameless as the killer.
• Because the diviners are considered trustworthy and Nameless is highly influential, many cultivators begin believing the accusations and turn against him.
• Zhang Shouzhong, who witnessed the actual events from Qilin’s back, decides to reveal the truth. He extracts his memories, converts them into an unalterable video, and posts it as objective evidence.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Demonstrates immense control over time and the ability to analyze and destroy Sacrificial God’s corrupted servants. Despite his power, he shows compassion by ending the existence of the chicken’s ruined soul rather than allowing it to continue suffering.
• Sacrificial God: Remains physically absent, relying on messengers and indirect schemes to spread destruction. His power is portrayed as accumulated despair and torment.
• Zhang Shouzhong: Develops from a passive observer into Nameless’s active defender. His confidence in the truth motivates him to confront the growing public backlash directly.
• Chrysanthemum Ten Thousand: Acts as the primary accuser, presenting circumstantial evidence and manipulating public opinion against Nameless.
• Gong Xiang: Though absent and presumed dead, his fate becomes the center of the controversy.
• The cultivators of the Divine Treasure Space: Their opinion of Nameless shifts rapidly from admiration and trust to suspicion, showing how easily public belief can be influenced.

Significant Themes

• Power versus schemes: Nameless reflects that overwhelming power makes elaborate plans unnecessary, while weaker beings depend on strategy and manipulation.
• Corruption and despair: Sacrificial God’s power is symbolized by the suffering of countless lives and the destruction of individual identity.
• Mercy amid destruction: Nameless’s killing of the chicken is framed not merely as punishment but as release from an existence reduced to torment.
• Public opinion and misinformation: The controversy shows how accusations, selective evidence, and trusted authorities can reshape public perception before the full truth is known.
• Truth versus circumstantial evidence: The chapter emphasizes the importance of firsthand testimony and objective proof, especially when reputations and lives are at stake.

Character Interactions

• Nameless confronts and destroys Sacrificial God’s messenger, indirectly opposing Sacrificial God.
• Chrysanthemum Ten Thousand publicly attacks Nameless and attempts to persuade the Divine Treasure Space that he is untrustworthy.
• Other cultivators debate the accusation, with some defending Nameless and others supporting the credibility of the diviners.
• Zhang Shouzhong responds to the accusations and prepares to challenge Chrysanthemum Ten Thousand using his personal memories and recorded evidence.

Chapter Summary: “Three Formations”

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless’s reputation collapses after the Gong Xiang incident. Most people on the Oracle Network ignore Zhang Shouzhong’s defense of Nameless and instead join the growing wave of accusations.
• Over the course of a week, cultivators demand that Nameless apologize, and some even call for his death. Internet users largely care more about the excitement of the controversy than the truth.
• Zhang Shouzhong becomes exhausted trying to defend Nameless and eventually informs him of the situation. Nameless reacts indifferently, saying people are free to believe or disbelieve him.
• Luo Xiang and several others also attempt to clarify the truth, but their posts have little influence.
• In the Black Region, Yeqin concludes that the Gong Xiang incident was likely a trap. Angry at the public’s treatment of Nameless, she considers asking her father, Great God Pan Xi, to manipulate public opinion through his influence and paid supporters.
• Meanwhile, Nameless remains unaware of the controversy. He is absorbed in studying the Beast World’s origin data and uses his discoveries to create a powerful artificial world and develop three major formations.
• The first formation, the Myriad-Degree Search Formation, allows Nameless to lock onto a target’s aura and teleport safely to a chosen distance from them.
• The second, the Marvelous Flying Pancake Formation, gathers the power of an entire world into a massive destructive force that Nameless can remove from the formation, spin, and hurl at enemies.
• The third, the In-Only Formation, transfers energy from a formation placed on a target into a main formation, storing it for later use. Nameless supplies it with enormous quantities of light energy, turning it into a growing reserve capable of supporting several full-power attacks.

2. Character Developments

• Nameless remains calm and detached despite the destruction of his reputation. His unwillingness to explain or promote himself reflects his long-standing belief that he should help people only when they seek him out, rather than chase recognition.
• His study of the Beast World leads to major growth in his understanding of world origins, formations, and high-level power. He becomes increasingly capable of creating and manipulating worlds.
• Zhang Shouzhong proves himself a loyal supporter by repeatedly defending Nameless, though the effort leaves him frustrated and exhausted.
• Luo Xiang also demonstrates loyalty by amplifying Zhang’s defenses, even though his limited influence prevents him from changing public opinion.
• Yeqin reveals her protective concern for Nameless. Although she normally responds to problems through violence, she recognizes that Nameless would not act that way and instead seeks a political solution through her father.
• Great God Pan Xi is established as a powerful figure whose connections can influence public discourse, even if he cannot directly control the Oracle Network.

3. Significant Themes

• The instability of public opinion: Nameless’s image rapidly changes from “Timely Rain” and “Righteous Man” to “hypocrite” and “two-faced man,” showing how easily crowds follow rumors and trends.
• The difficulty of being virtuous: The chapter emphasizes that goodness is especially dangerous in the cultivation world, where helping others can lead to suspicion, betrayal, and condemnation.
• Truth versus spectacle: Most cultivators are more interested in participating in the frenzy than investigating what truly happened.
• Indifference to reputation: Nameless refuses to seek validation, contrasting with the crowd’s obsession with public judgment.
• Power through knowledge and creation: While others fight over rumors, Nameless quietly develops world-level techniques, suggesting that genuine strength comes from understanding and preparation.
• Humor amid overwhelming power: The absurd name “Marvelous Flying Pancake Formation” and Nameless’s plan to lend energy at enormous interest rates add comedy to otherwise world-shattering abilities.

4. Character Interactions

• Zhang Shouzhong and Nameless: Zhang tries desperately to defend Nameless and informs him of the backlash. Nameless responds with calm acceptance rather than anger or concern.
• Luo Xiang and Zhang Shouzhong: Luo supports Zhang’s efforts by spreading his posts, though together they are unable to overcome the overwhelming hostility.
• Yeqin and Nameless: Yeqin does not speak directly with Nameless in the chapter, but her reaction shows that she understands his nature and feels compelled to protect him.
• Yeqin and Great God Pan Xi: Yeqin plans to ask her father to intervene by mobilizing his influence and paid supporters to reshape public opinion.
• Nameless and the Beast World: Through his study of the Beast World’s data, Nameless effectively turns its principles into new formations and expands his control over world-like structures.

Chapter Summary: “Don’t Be Angry, Don’t Be Angry”

Key Plot Points and Events

• After a month away, Nameless returns to Divine Treasure Space and finds Zhang Shouzhong furious over widespread online slander directed at Nameless.
• The rumors have become absurd, including accusations that Nameless seduced an old sow and fathered piglets whose faces resemble his. The post has gained hundreds of billions of views.
• Nameless initially insists that he should not care about online opinions, but after reading the accusations, he becomes equally enraged and decides to defend himself.
• He records and publishes a detailed video explaining the Gong Xiang incident, presenting evidence that he had been framed and warning those responsible not to let him find them.
• The post attracts enormous attention. Although some people continue mocking him, many experts examine the evidence and investigate the Beast World themselves.
• The appearance of the Sacrificial God in Nameless’s evidence makes the video seem especially credible, since Nameless would have had no obvious reason to fabricate such a dangerous and significant detail.
• Investigators confirm that Nameless saved the Beast World and was repaid with slander. Public opinion gradually shifts in his favor.
• Despite clearing his name, the incident causes many powerful figures to become reluctant to help others, fearing they too might be falsely accused.
• Nameless leaves a final threatening comment on the old sow post, joking that he will turn its creator into a pig forever if he discovers their identity.
• Soon afterward, a mage named Fang Xingyue arrives at Akita Hut to meet Nameless, setting up a new interaction or potential plot development.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Initially tries to maintain an immortal’s detachment, but the outrageous accusations provoke his anger. He becomes proactive, using evidence and public explanation to restore his reputation. His response shows both his pride and his unwillingness to tolerate malicious falsehoods, while his final threat retains his humorous and intimidating personality.
• Zhang Shouzhong: Acts as Nameless’s emotional counterpart. He is already upset by the online abuse and takes satisfaction in seeing Nameless become angry too. His repeated attempts to defend Nameless demonstrate his loyalty.
• Cheng Xuejie: Provides Nameless with juice to help calm his “internal heat,” responding practically and silently to the situation. Her brief interaction adds a lighthearted domestic touch.
• Online commentators and experts: Their opinions shift from suspicion and ridicule to cautious or firm support after independent investigations verify Nameless’s account. Their changing attitudes illustrate the power of evidence but also the unreliability of mass online judgment.
• Fang Xingyue: Introduced at the end as a composed, scholarly mage seeking Nameless. His arrival suggests a new request, conflict, or storyline is about to begin.

Significant Themes

• Misinformation and reputation: Rumors become accepted as truth when repeated widely, even when they are clearly absurd. The chapter explores how difficult it is to correct misinformation once it spreads.
• Public opinion and online mob mentality: Netizens quickly condemn Nameless without knowing the facts, while others continue doubting him even after he provides evidence. The chapter criticizes the speed and carelessness of collective judgment.
• The burden of helping others: Although Nameless is vindicated, the scandal discourages powerful figures from assisting strangers, showing how false accusations can damage trust and altruism.
• Truth versus perception: Independent investigations eventually reveal the truth, but Nameless must work hard to overcome the public’s assumptions. Truth is shown as requiring effort to uncover, while lies spread effortlessly.
• Immortal composure versus human emotion: Nameless and Zhang Shouzhong joke about the need for an “immortal’s breadth of mind,” yet both prove that even long-lived cultivators can be angered by personal attacks.
• Humor amid conflict: The ridiculous piglet rumor, Nameless’s threats, and Cheng Xuejie’s juice provide comedy while reinforcing the seriousness of the reputational attack.

Character Interactions

• Zhang Shouzhong confronts Nameless with the online rumors, initially teasing him for failing to remain calm.
• Cheng Xuejie quietly supports Nameless by giving him juice, treating his anger as something to be soothed.
• Nameless responds to the slander by addressing the public directly, while commentators debate whether to believe him.
• Experts investigate the Beast World and Gong Xiang’s world, indirectly validating Nameless and shifting public opinion.
• The chapter ends with Nameless meeting Fang Xingyue, whose polite introduction as a mage opens the next stage of the story.

Chapter Summary: “Speaking of Evil Gods”

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Fang Xingyue visits Nameless to ask about Sacrificial God, specifically whether Nameless learned anything after killing the Divine Chicken sent by it.
• Nameless explains that Sacrificial God never appeared personally and admits he has no further information about its whereabouts.
• The chapter distinguishes between two types of evil gods:
  • Cultivators labeled as evil gods, such as Sacrificial God, who destroyed worlds to nourish its divine kingdom.
  • True evil gods, beings driven insane or transformed by failed breakthroughs or uncontrollable powers.
• Two especially dangerous true evil gods are described:
  • The Man-Moon Evil God, an immobile, moon-faced entity whose light gradually assimilates living beings. It cannot be killed and is contained within a restricted zone.
  • The Demon Light Evil God, formerly the respected Holy Light Great Sage Lu Ailuobiji. After suddenly going mad, he transformed into a ball of light that converts and absorbs anything it illuminates. His fanatical followers help expand his influence, forcing the Holy Light Society to guard him permanently.
• Fang Xingyue reveals that he is a mage and the leader of a bounty-hunting team. He offers Nameless ten percent of any bounty if Nameless provides useful information.
• After Nameless repeatedly insists that he knows nothing, Fang Xingyue leaves.
• Outside, Fang Xingyue discusses Nameless with his team and orders a cat-girl to monitor Nameless’s movements, especially whenever he leaves the Divine Treasure Space.
• Fang Xingyue intends to follow Nameless and potentially use him to locate Sacrificial God.

2. Character Developments

• Nameless is shown to be cautious and honest—or at least convincing—as he refuses to invent information about Sacrificial God. His reputation as the winner of the Divine Treasury Trial makes others suspect he may possess hidden tracking abilities.
• Fang Xingyue is established as a resourceful bounty hunter who values information and is willing to manipulate circumstances to find Sacrificial God. Although polite toward Nameless, he secretly plans to track him.
• Sacrificial God is further characterized as a notorious fugitive who destroys entire worlds for personal power and avoids appearing openly.
• The Man-Moon Evil God and Demon Light Evil God illustrate different forms of corruption and madness within the setting.
• Fang Xingyue’s team is introduced, including a suspicious bearded man, a bird-headed subordinate, and a cat-girl assigned to surveillance.

3. Significant Themes

• The nature of evil: The chapter distinguishes deliberate evil from mindless, uncontrollable monstrosity. Sacrificial God acts with purpose, while true evil gods are chaotic beings created by spiritual or mystical collapse.
• Containment versus destruction: Some threats cannot be killed and must instead be sealed, banished, or avoided.
• Suspicion and hidden motives: Fang Xingyue’s polite conversation masks his intention to use Nameless as bait or a guide.
• The danger of forbidden power: Both true evil gods were once connected to powerful cultivators who became abnormal after encountering forces beyond their control.
• Predation and pursuit: The bounty hunters’ search for Sacrificial God creates a layered chase in which Fang Xingyue hopes to follow Nameless, who may unknowingly lead him to his target.

4. Character Interactions

• Fang Xingyue and Nameless have a cordial but probing conversation, with Fang attempting to extract information and Nameless maintaining that he knows nothing.
• Fang offers Nameless a share of the bounty, but Nameless declines because he genuinely lacks relevant information.
• Fang’s companions question whether Nameless is hiding information, revealing their distrust of him.
• Fang instructs the cat-girl to monitor Nameless’s departure from the Divine Treasure Space, planning to track him later and exploit his possible pursuit of Sacrificial God.

Chapter Summary: “Bounty Amount”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhang Shouzhong asks Nameless whether he intends to search for the Sacrificial God. Nameless refuses, deciding that directly teleporting near an unknown and potentially overwhelming enemy would be reckless.
• Nameless explains that although he possesses an aura from the Divine Chicken that could guide the Myriad-Degree Search Formation, using it would likely expose him to the Sacrificial God immediately.
• Public opinion toward Nameless on the Oracle Network is gradually improving. Many former critics are becoming cautious now that Nameless has personally intervened, recognizing that his strength makes hostile comments dangerous.
• Zhang Shouzhong informs Nameless that the bounty on the Sacrificial God has risen dramatically. Big Yellow explains that Nameless’s public post likely alerted members of the Sacrificial God’s revenge group, prompting them to increase the bounty.
• The group speculates that the Sacrificial God may have an account in Divine Treasure Space and might therefore know that its bounty has increased.
• Nameless examines the bounty’s rewards and is particularly tempted by the cultivation technique said to offer a one-in-ten-thousand chance of reaching Transcendence. He is not interested in the World Core because he does not cultivate a Divine Kingdom, and the Resource Tower rewards are less compelling to him.
• Despite his temptation, Nameless decides not to pursue the Sacrificial God. Its long history of surviving countless enemies suggests that it possesses formidable abilities, and Nameless does not want to risk an embarrassing or fatal defeat.
• Nameless spends the next several days resting at Akita Hut, monitoring public opinion, relaxing with his companions, and recovering mentally after his extensive preparations concerning Beast World.
• Cheng Xuejie suggests that Nameless use another Space Crystal to bring Lin Renmei into Divine Treasure Space, since her presence would substantially increase their available resources.

Character Developments

• Nameless: Demonstrates caution and strategic judgment rather than acting impulsively. Although the bounty and Transcendence technique tempt him, he prioritizes assessing danger and preserving his strength. He also recognizes the need for rest after prolonged planning and exertion.
• Zhang Shouzhong: Acts as the one who alerts Nameless to the extraordinary increase in the bounty and helps keep him informed about developments.
• Big Yellow: Provides practical speculation about the Sacrificial God’s history, its possible access to Divine Treasure Space, and the reasons behind the bounty’s increase.
• Cheng Xuejie: Shows concern for the group’s resources and affection for Lin Renmei, suggesting that she be brought into Divine Treasure Space.
• Lin Renmei: Though absent from the chapter, she remains important to the group, and her strength is recognized as capable of doubling their resources.

Significant Themes

• Caution versus ambition: Nameless is strongly tempted by a reward that could lead to Transcendence, but he refuses to pursue it blindly.
• Strength and reputation: Public opinion shifts largely because of Nameless’s power and influence, reinforcing the idea that strength determines social and political treatment.
• Risk assessment: The chapter emphasizes that even enormous rewards are not worth pursuing without reliable knowledge of an enemy’s capabilities.
• Rest and preparation: Nameless’s decision to relax reflects the importance of recovering mentally before undertaking future challenges.
• Resources and advancement: The discussion of Space Crystals, Divine Treasure rewards, World Cores, and Resource Tower benefits highlights the importance of material advantages in cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Zhang Shouzhong questions Nameless about the Sacrificial God and later shows him the updated bounty.
• Cheng Xuejie offers her theory about why the bounty increased and later recommends bringing Lin Renmei into Divine Treasure Space.
• Big Yellow explains the bounty system and speculates about the Sacrificial God’s access to Divine Treasure Space.
• The group collectively discusses the Sacrificial God’s danger, the value of its bounty, and whether Nameless should pursue it.

Chapter Summary: “Rapidly Clearing the Tower”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nameless remembers that Lin Renmei still needs to challenge the Resource Tower after becoming distracted by studying Beast World’s data and reacting angrily to insults about him on the Oracle Network.
• He returns with Lin Renmei to Akita Hut, where she reunites with Cheng Xuejie. Their emotional embrace reflects their long history and the years Cheng had spent avoiding them after growing old.
• The reunion becomes lighter when Big Yellow awkwardly comments on the sentimental atmosphere, prompting laughter among the group.
• The next day, Nameless escorts Lin Renmei to the Resource Tower and warns her not to overexert herself.
• Lin Renmei rapidly defeats the tower’s early opponents. She destroys groups of monsters instantly through her physical strength and Bioforce Field, reaching the 190th floor within minutes.
• On the 199th floor, she encounters a dangerous “Nameless Swordsman.” Although weaker than Lin Renmei overall, the swordsman’s sword technique is extraordinarily powerful and nearly impossible to evade.
• Lin Renmei counters the sword strike with a punch, causing countless layers of worlds to shatter. However, she suffers a nosebleed because her defense was slightly too slow.
• The swordsman unexpectedly dies after the exchange, collapsing from the void before Lin Renmei can finish the battle. His strange defeat leaves her confused and dissatisfied.
• The enemies afterward become progressively stronger but lack the same danger and originality. Lin Renmei loses interest and stops at the 210th floor.
• After returning to Akita Hut, she casually reveals her achievement. Big Yellow reacts with exaggerated shock at her reaching the 210th floor.

Character Developments

• Lin Renmei: Demonstrates overwhelming power, speed, and confidence. She destroys most enemies instantly but shows that she is not naturally interested in prolonged combat or repetitive challenges. She also recognizes the difference between overall strength and specialized attack power after facing the swordsman.
• Nameless: Acts as Lin Renmei’s escort and offers practical advice, though he understands that she knows her own limits. He enjoys the Resource Tower more than she does and intends to challenge it again himself.
• Cheng Xuejie: Her youthful appearance has been restored, allowing her to reconnect emotionally with Lin Renmei. Her past role as Lin Renmei’s guide after prison is briefly recalled.
• Big Yellow: Provides comic relief by interrupting the reunion and later reacting dramatically to Lin Renmei’s tower progress.
• Nameless Swordsman: Introduced as a mysterious and highly skilled opponent whose sword attack exceeds his apparent physical level. Despite his formidable technique, he dies suddenly and strangely.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and preserved relationships: Lin Renmei and Cheng Xuejie reflect on how many years have passed and how precious it is to regain what time once took away.
• Power versus combat skill: Lin Renmei possesses superior strength and durability, but the swordsman’s refined technique allows him to injure her. The chapter emphasizes that raw power does not always equal the strongest attack.
• Individual attitudes toward challenges: Nameless enjoys testing himself in the tower, while Lin Renmei finds its repetitive battles tedious. Their differing personalities shape how they respond to the same trial.
• The mystery and breadth of the world: The swordsman’s unfamiliar strength suggests that the Resource Tower contains enemies from realms and traditions beyond the worlds Lin Renmei already knows.
• Humor balancing solemnity: Emotional scenes are repeatedly softened by Big Yellow’s blunt remarks and exaggerated reactions.

Character Interactions

• Lin Renmei and Cheng Xuejie share a heartfelt reunion rooted in their past, then recover a cheerful atmosphere through mutual laughter.
• Big Yellow’s comment about their sentimentality breaks the emotional tension and establishes his role as comic relief.
• Nameless advises Lin Renmei before the challenge and later explains that her boredom comes from not enjoying combat rather than from any weakness.
• Lin Renmei respectfully acknowledges the swordsman’s ability, even while recognizing that she is stronger overall.
• Big Yellow’s astonishment at the 210th-floor result highlights how extraordinary Lin Renmei’s achievement is.