Chapter Summaries

After learning that his parents were alive in the Void God Realm, Little Nonpoint asked Meng Chuan to help him rescue them from Immortal Mountain. Little Pagoda agreed to accompany him, and Little Nonpoint planned to deal with his younger brother’s refusal by beating him.

• Little Nonpoint told Meng Chuan he had met his parents in the Void God Realm and asked how strong the Immortal Heavenly Venerable was.
• Meng Chuan warned that the Immortal Heavenly Venerable was vastly stronger than him, though Little Pagoda said the Upper Realm cultivator was unlikely to intervene directly.
• Meng Chuan explained that taking Qin Hao, Little Nonpoint’s Born Supreme younger brother, from Immortal Mountain might draw the Immortal Heavenly Venerable’s attention because Qin Hao’s Supreme Bone involved secrets from the Upper Realm.
• Little Nonpoint revealed that his parents said Immortal Mountain had used a Heavenly Bone and paid a great price to create another Born Supreme.
• Little Pagoda volunteered to accompany Little Nonpoint to Immortal Mountain, confident he could handle a projection of the Immortal Heavenly Venerable.
• Meng Chuan asked what Little Nonpoint would do if Qin Hao refused to leave, and Little Nonpoint said he would beat him until he listened.

As the seven-day countdown ended, the Stone Emperor and Fire Emperor prepared to protect the Stone Kingdom amid the powerful factions gathered in its Imperial Capital. The Stone Emperor accepted that Little Nonpoint could act against Martial King Manor, while vowing to defend him if he remained part of the Stone Race.

• Powerful factions, Marquises, and Venerables flooded the Stone Kingdom's Imperial Capital, prompting the Stone Emperor and allied factions to unite and keep the Venerables under watch in the Imperial Palace.
• Huo Ling'er complained that Little Nonpoint had advanced so far ahead of her, while the Fire Emperor and Stone Emperor discussed what should happen after the gathering.
• The Stone Emperor acknowledged that Martial King Manor and the Stone Race owed Little Nonpoint, and said he would let him act as he wished.
• The Stone Emperor vowed that the Stone Race would defend Little Nonpoint from anyone who tried to take him or harm him, as long as he remained a member of the Stone Race.
• The Fire Emperor promised the Fire Nation's support and revealed that he had advanced in Cultivation, drawing congratulations from the Stone Emperor.
• As the seven days ended, people across the Eight Domains continued discussing Shi Hao and his deeds.

Little Nonpoint set out from Stone Village to settle an old grievance at the Stone Kingdom Imperial Capital, while Meng Chuan and Little Pagoda went ahead to protect him. The city’s powerful figures gathered to await him, and Shi Hao arrived as promised.

• Meng Chuan sent Little Nonpoint off from Stone Village and told him to follow his heart at Martial King Manor.
• Little Nonpoint rode Wooden Horse toward the Stone Kingdom Imperial Capital, promising to return after settling an old grievance.
• Meng Chuan and Little Pagoda traveled ahead to the Imperial Capital, where Meng Chuan said he would keep Little Nonpoint safe.
• The Stone Emperor sensed Meng Chuan’s arrival and alerted the Fire Emperor, who welcomed Meng Chuan as a fellow Daoist.
• The Imperial Capital received successive reports of Little Nonpoint drawing near, and Shi Hao finally entered the city as the crowd fell silent.

Shi Hao entered the Stone Kingdom Imperial Capital and faced powerful cultivators who tried to kill him. He defeated them effortlessly as he continued toward the enemies tied to his family’s past, with more attacks expected along the way.

• Shi Hao announced his arrival to the Imperial Capital and walked through the city as its people watched.
• A peak Inscription Realm cultivator attacked Shi Hao, but Shi Hao cut off his hand and head with a blade of grass.
• Shi Hao paid the guards essence jades to clean the street and continued onward.
• Another Inscription Realm cultivator attacked Shi Hao and died with a hole through his brow.
• Shi Hao pressed on toward the factions connected to Martial King Manor, the Rain Race, and Demon Spirit Lake, whose members wanted to silence him.

Shi Hao fought his way through the Imperial Capital toward the Martial King Manor, drawing the attention of the crowd and the Venerables. Wearing armor prepared by Meng Chuan, he began battling a powerful spider from Demon Spirit Lake, the final obstacle before the manor.

• Shi Hao killed his way through forty-nine opponents as he advanced toward the Martial King Manor, while onlookers marveled at his strength.
• Shi Hao reflected on how successive bloody battles were turning his accumulated cultivation into real strength and wondered whether his parents had reached the Imperial Capital.
• A peak Array Formation Realm spider from Demon Spirit Lake blocked Shi Hao and praised his potential while challenging him.
• Shi Hao dismissed the spider's praise and put on Battle Armor prepared by Meng Chuan.
• The Stone Emperor moved the fighters into the sky and sealed off their battle as Shi Hao's birth parents and the Venerables watched from the palace.

The Fire Emperor confronted Demon Spirit Lake’s Venerable in the Stone Kingdom Imperial Palace, but Meng Chuan stopped him from fighting so Shi Hao could remain the focus. Shi Hao returned after killing the Great Spider, and no one dared prevent him from entering Martial King Manor.

• The Fire Emperor’s rising power intimidated Demon Spirit Lake’s Venerable, who revealed a Divine Relic to shield himself.
• The Fire Emperor prepared to challenge Demon Spirit Lake, but Meng Chuan called him back and halted the confrontation.
• Shi Ziling and Qin Yining recognized Meng Chuan as the man who had looked after Shi Hao, while Immortal Mountain’s people considered ways to draw Shi Hao and his family to their side.
• Demon Spirit Lake’s people erupted in fury when they learned that Shi Hao had slain the Great Spider and taken its body.
• Shi Hao challenged Demon Spirit Lake’s people to seek revenge, then walked toward Martial King Manor without anyone stopping him.

Shi Hao entered the Martial King Manor and confronted the people who had denied his identity and persecuted his family. He revealed himself as Shi Zhongtian’s grandson, Shi Ziling’s son, and the Born Supreme, shocking the Imperial Capital.

• Shi Hao stood before the Martial King Manor’s gateposts and remembered how his life might have unfolded if he had grown up there.
• Onlookers compared Shi Hao’s arrival to Meng Chuan’s earlier visit, while Shi Hao felt grateful for Uncle Meng’s protection.
• Shi Hao entered the manor and declared that he had come, prompting its residents to question whether he was truly the child from years ago.
• Shi Yuan denied that Shi Hao belonged to the manor and accused him of being an impostor, while a supportive elder rebuked Shi Yuan.
• Shi Hao identified himself as Shi Zhongtian’s grandson and Shi Ziling’s son, then declared that he was the Born Supreme, stunning the city.

Shi Hao returned to the Martial King Manor, reunited with Aman, and rejected the clan’s attempt to claim him as one of their own. After recounting how they had taken his Supreme Bone and Supreme Treasure Blood, he demanded an answer and threatened to destroy the manor if it failed to satisfy him.

• Shi Hao recognized Aman from his childhood, and she wept as they reunited.
• Meng Chuan asked the Fire Emperor about Aman's future, and the Fire Emperor predicted she would become a sovereign.
• Pebble Ziteng tried to welcome Shi Hao back into the Martial King Manor, but Shi Hao refused to accept the clan’s ties or resources.
• Shi Hao slapped Shi Zhonghe twice for accusing him of betraying the clan and colluding with outsiders.
• Shi Hao told the Martial King Manor how they had taken his Supreme Bone and Supreme Treasure Blood for Shi Yi, then demanded an answer and threatened to destroy the manor.

Shi Hao exposed the Martial King Manor’s betrayal and rejected Shi Ziteng’s offer to return, accusing the clan of protecting his attacker and persecuting his family. He left the Imperial Capital hearing the full truth and the manor’s shameless defense of its actions.

• The Imperial Capital learned that the Martial King Manor had taken Shi Hao’s Supreme Bone and transplanted it into Shi Yi, leaving the Venerables stunned and mocking the clan’s decision.
• The Venerables debated whether Shi Yi could match Shi Hao, while Shi Zhonghe and Shi Ziteng worried that the revelations would damage Shi Yi’s reputation.
• Shi Ziteng urged Shi Hao to return to the Martial King Manor, claiming the clan had punished those responsible and wanted its family to prosper.
• Shi Hao accused the clan of protecting the woman who mutilated him until his father killed her, then exiling his parents and him and colluding with the Rain Race to hunt them.

Shi Hao confronted Pebble Ziteng and Martial King Manor over the theft of his Supreme Bone and demanded that Shi Yi face him. After Shi Hao killed Shi Yuan, the Stone Emperor authorized him to enforce the clan rules, but Shi Hao insisted that justice remained incomplete until he fought Shi Yi.

• Venerables mocked the Stone Emperor and Martial King Manor as Shi Yi’s reputation came under threat.
• Shi Hao accused Pebble Ziteng of excusing the theft of his Supreme Bone and challenged him to accept the same loss for Shi Yi.
• Shi Hao declared his status as the Desolate Heaven Marquis and Little Nonpoint killed Shi Yuan after he insulted Shi Hao.
• The Stone Emperor granted Shi Hao authority to enforce the Stone Race’s clan rules against those who had harmed him.
• Pebble Ziteng conceded that the truth could not be changed and offered the punishment of the rulebreakers as an answer.
• Shi Hao demanded that Shi Yi come out and fight him, whether the battle ended in life or death.

Shi Hao challenged Shi Yi to settle the karma between them, and Shi Yi accepted a duel in three months at the Enchanted Cottage in the Void God Realm. Shi Hao then reunited with Aman, assuring her that he had survived and had never forgotten her.

• Shi Hao declared that he wanted to fight Shi Yi and settle their past grievances, regardless of who lived or died.
• Shi Yi appeared through a Spirit Body and accepted Shi Hao's challenge.
• Shi Yi set the duel for three months later at the Enchanted Cottage in the Void God Realm, and Shi Hao agreed.
• After receiving a Voice Transmission, Shi Hao turned away from the crippled men of the Martial King Manor and embraced Aman.
• Shi Hao told Aman that he had survived, become a Supreme, and always remembered her.

Shi Hao reunited with Aman and persuaded her to leave the Martial King Manor with him. He repaid the manor for the resources she had received and made clear that he wanted no ties to it.

• Shi Hao comforted Aman, recalled how she had cared for him as a child, and asked her to call him Hao instead of young master.
• Shi Hao learned that Aman had been treated well and secretly trained as one of the Martial King Manor's talented reserves.
• Shi Hao pretended to feel abandoned until Aman agreed to leave with him, then urged her to pack.
• Shi Hao told an elder that he remembered the manor's past help but had no ties to it anymore.
• Shi Hao offered precious resources as repayment for Aman's years of support from the Martial King Manor.

After leaving the Martial King Manor, Shi Hao faced a crowd eager to interview him about his past and his strength. He defended the Desolate Heaven Marquis title and declared that his achievements did not depend on the Supreme Bone he had lost.

• Shi Hao left the Martial King Manor with Aman and corrected the crowd when they called him Loves Beast Milk Most instead of the Desolate Heaven Marquis.
• Asked how he had survived as a child, Shi Hao said he had wanted to live, moving the crowd and Aman with his answer.
• Shi Hao explained that his father had killed the chief culprit behind the theft of his Supreme Bone and that the remaining accomplices would face justice under the Clan Rules.
• When asked how he had become powerful after losing his Supreme Bone, Shi Hao said that a bone did not determine his life or achievements and declared, "I am Supreme!"

Shi Hao and Aman visited the Stone Kingdom Imperial Palace, where Shi Hao marveled at its grandeur and tried to recruit the palace’s Bixi guards for his Village. As they continued toward the Human Emperor, Shi Hao began dreaming of founding a kingdom of his own.

• Shi Hao took Aman to the Stone Kingdom Imperial Palace to meet his parents and Uncle Meng, wary of venturing out alone while powerful Venerables gathered in the Imperial Capital.
• Shi Hao admired the palace buildings and their Runes, whispering to Aman that he wanted to take the halls back to his Village.
• Shi Hao tried to persuade two Bixi guarding the Inner City gate to leave the palace and guard his Village, while Aman explained what people said about an ancient Bixi and the Stone Kingdom’s mysterious Sacrificial Spirit.
• A gatekeeping Bixi told Shi Hao that the Human Emperor and the others were waiting, and Aman hurried him into the Inner City.
• Shi Hao asked Aman how someone founded a kingdom, then decided that achieving Divine Flame Ignition and founding one himself did not sound too difficult.

Shi Hao entered the palace with Aman and drew attention from the gathered Venerables and Young Supremes. After defending him from the Demon Spirit Lake Venerable, Meng Chuan watched as Shi Hao accidentally convinced everyone that the Stone Emperor possessed a legendary technique.

• Shi Hao entered the palace and stood protectively in front of Aman under the gathered experts’ scrutiny.
• The Demon Spirit Lake Venerable tried to reprimand Shi Hao, but Meng Chuan challenged him and defended his Heir.
• Shi Hao greeted the Fire Emperor, Huo Ling'er, the Heaven Mending Pavilion Master, and Yun Xi, then introduced himself to the Stone Emperor.
• Shi Hao claimed that Meng Chuan had told him about the Stone Emperor’s devastating technique, Sacrifice Immortals with My Imperial Blood.
• The gathered Venerables assumed the Stone Emperor had hidden overwhelming power, while the Stone Emperor denied knowing about the technique and the Fire Emperor doubted him.

Shi Hao reunited with his Parents but rejected Immortal Mountain’s offer to join it, accusing the sect of hypocrisy. As rival Factions watched, he demanded that Immortal Mountain release his family or face him taking them by force.

• Meng Chuan reassured the Stone Emperor that the Stone Emperor in his story to Little Nonpoint was not him, while the Fire Emperor warned that many had come for Shi Hao.
• Immortal Mountain invited Shi Hao to join and promised him training and a reunion with his Parents, but Shi Hao refused and challenged its claims of superiority.
• The Heaven Mending Sect, Heaven-Severing Church, and Western Sect criticized Immortal Mountain and showed interest in Shi Hao.
• Immortal Mountain invoked Shi Hao’s Parents to pressure him, but Shi Hao said he would reunite with his family and demanded that Immortal Mountain release them or let him take them himself.

Shi Hao confronted Immortal Mountain over his imprisoned Parents, and Meng Chuan forced the delegation to let Shi Ziling and Qin Yining stay with their family. When Immortal Mountain refused to hand over Qin Hao, Meng Chuan decided to return with them and handle it himself.

• Shi Hao accused Immortal Mountain of imprisoning his Parents, dividing his family, and aiding Shi Yi, then threatened to tear down the mountain if they were not released.
• When the delegation tried to take Shi Ziling and Qin Yining away, Meng Chuan cut off the Lord of Immortal Mountain's hand and used the Willow Leaf to make them leave the couple behind.
• The Lord of Immortal Mountain refused to surrender Qin Hao, whom the sect considered too valuable and secret to give up.
• Meng Chuan told the delegation he would return with them and handle the matter himself.

Meng Chuan arranged for Shi Hao to travel safely with Heaven Mending Pavilion's Sacrificial Spirit while he prepared to accompany Immortal Mountain. The Sacrificial Spirit arrived and left with Shi Hao, and Meng Chuan urged Immortal Mountain to set out.

• Meng Chuan told Shi Hao to return to Stone Village and ask Willow God to stand ready to help him, but Shi Hao worried that his enemies would attack him if he stayed behind.
• The Heaven Mending Pavilion Master offered to take Shi Hao to Heaven Mending Pavilion, noting that its Sacrificial Spirit was already on his way to the Imperial Capital, and Meng Chuan accepted.
• Heaven Mending Pavilion's Sacrificial Spirit arrived, recognized that Meng Chuan had advanced further in the Divine Flame Realm, and promised to protect Shi Hao.
• The Sacrificial Spirit departed with Shi Hao and several people from Heaven Mending Pavilion, while Meng Chuan reassured the Stone Emperor that Shi Hao bore no grudge against the Stone Race.
• Meng Chuan urged the people of Immortal Mountain to leave with him.

Meng Chuan brought Little Pagoda and Shi Ziling and his wife to Immortal Mountain to retrieve Qin Hao for Little Nonpoint. At the mountain, Little Pagoda recognized Five-Element Mountain as an old rival sealed beneath the peak, and Meng Chuan agreed to deal with it for a price.

• Meng Chuan traveled to Immortal Mountain with Little Pagoda, Shi Ziling, and Qin Yining despite the couple's repeated pleas to turn back.
• The group reached Immortal Mountain, where the Venerable of Immortal Mountain confidently led them into its grounds.
• Meng Chuan recognized the central peak as Five-Element Mountain, which he knew concealed a living being beneath it.
• Little Pagoda told Meng Chuan that he had fought Five-Element Mountain in the Three Thousand Dao Provinces and retreated because his damaged body could not withstand a longer battle.
• Meng Chuan agreed to deal with Five-Element Mountain in exchange for one piece of Immortal Gold.

Meng Chuan went to Immortal Mountain to take Qin Hao away with Shi Ziling and Qin Yining, but the boy refused to leave after hearing his parents planned to join Shi Hao. When Immortal Mountain’s Deities attacked, Meng Chuan faced them and prepared to stop holding back.

• Meng Chuan entered Immortal Mountain and found Qin Hao while a Deity warned him to leave without taking the boy.
• Shi Ziling and Qin Yining told Qin Hao they wanted to leave Immortal Mountain and go to Shi Hao, leaving Qin Hao hurt and doubtful.
• When the Deity attacked Meng Chuan, Meng Chuan reflected the force and killed him, then brought Qin Hao to his parents.
• Qin Hao said he did not want to leave Immortal Mountain, and Meng Chuan explained that his parents would suffer more if they stayed for him.
• Several more Immortal Mountain Deities charged at Meng Chuan, who decided to stop reasoning and fight.