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Mortal World
One Man Attains the Dao
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Original Name:凡俗人间 (fán sú rén jiān)Gender:NeutralKind:ConceptScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:1067Chapters:428
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Mortal World |
| Original Name | 凡俗人间 |
| Alias(es) | Mortal realm; lower realm 760 764 |
| Type | World inhabited by mortals, cultivators, spirits, and other beings 451 858 |
| Status | Annihilated during the Revolving Calamity; Chen Cuo becomes its sole survivor 858 |
Nature and boundaries
- The Mortal World encompasses the Four Great Continents. Beyond the Mundane is the vast expanse outside them, although some of its realms lie close enough to reach by unusual means 229.
- In Chen Cuo’s understanding, the world ordinarily permits no more than Return to Truth–level power. A cultivator who exposes power beyond that limit can be forced to ascend 251 377 388.
- Its restrictions have not always operated in the same way: the Land God says cultivators of a higher realm could remain there in Pre-Qin times 282.
- Rifts at Qiu Ruins connect the world to multiple Beyond-Mundane realms. Their proliferation threatens the barrier separating them 579 580.
Importance to cultivation
- Mortal belief, thoughts, and legends can acquire supernatural force. Tingyi identifies mortal life as the natural source of transcendence and divine abilities 763.
- Beyond-Mundane deities can assemble human thoughts into physical Vessels to enter the world. Those thoughts can also corrupt a Vessel into a Wangliang fiend 617.
- The Heavenly Palace Lord says that unfolding a legend can let a cultivator exceed the world’s usual limits without leaving it 706.
- Control of mortal belief and history is contested by Immortal Sects, Buddhist powers, the Heavenly Palace, and other forces 737 760 811.
History and major events
| Chapter | Event |
|---|---|
| 706 | Chen Cuo enters the Fifth Realm and masters a Dreamscape Peach Paradise. His true body can no longer enter the Mortal World, even as he becomes its foremost figure. |
| 763 | A reversal of time affects nearly the entire Mortal World and reaches Beyond the Mundane. Dream Marsh’s Gray Mist preserves the memories of those it protects. |
| 767 779 | Chen Cuo uses the crisis in Chang’an to form three Dao Suns and enter Land Opening within the Mortal World. |
| 811 | The Revolving Calamity devastates the world. The Old Beggar argues that Beyond the Mundane has been draining it through the cycle. |
| 814 815 | Chen Cuo draws fragments of the ruined world and the remnants of its dead into an emerging Mortal World Divine Treasury, hoping to preserve the possibility of its recovery. |
| 858 | The Dao Lords’ plan annihilates the Mortal World. Its inhabitants entrust their thoughts to Chen Cuo, enabling his ascension; he declares that the Humanity Path survives. |
Appearances
1067
Total Mentions
428
Chapters Appeared
2.49
Avg. per Chapter