Chapter Summaries

An Lan arrived at the Heavenly Abyss in his scarred War Chariot, and his presence plunged Emperor Pass into despair. He reached out from the chariot and raised the entire Heavenly Abyss in his palm.

• An Lan's War Chariot, drawn by an enormous old ox, advanced toward the Heavenly Abyss as the Foreign Realm army worshipfully hailed him.
• The people at Emperor Pass recognized An Lan and feared that no one could stop the Undying King from breaking through.
• An old man recalled that the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands' Immortal Kings had been outnumbered in the Immortal Ancient Era, though he could not promise they could have defeated An Lan.
• The Foreign Realm's Undying Ones gathered around An Lan and declared that they would destroy Emperor Pass and invade the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
• An Lan's War Chariot reached the Heavenly Abyss, and a fair hand emerged from it and held up the enormous vortex.

An Lan challenged the Heavenly Abyss and the Primordial Imperial City, confronting their combined power with eight Undying King Edicts. As the battle raged, Meng Chuan reassured Shi Hao that the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands still had hope and revealed his plan: kill every invader.

• An Lan crossed toward the Heavenly Abyss, and the Primordial Imperial City manifested to reinforce its defenses.
• Meng Tianzheng, Saint King, and others poured Immortal Dao power into the city, forcing An Lan's raised hand downward.
• An Lan summoned eight Undying King Edicts, joined their power, and fought back against the Heavenly Abyss.
• Meng Chuan told Shi Hao that the Foreign Realm had more Undying Kings than the nine represented by An Lan and the edicts.
• Meng Chuan explained that the Heavenly Abyss could fall without dooming the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, then declared his plan to kill every invader.

An Lan’s assault on the Heavenly Abyss tore open the River of Time, and a white-clad man riding the Xuanhuang Cauldron emerged into the Border Wasteland. He and a mysterious opponent began a battle across eras as Meng Chuan explained the phenomenon to Shi Hao.

• An Lan warned the Saint King to leave, then unleashed the Eight Kings’ Edict against the Heavenly Abyss until their clash tore open space-time and revealed the River of Time.
• Meng Chuan watched for someone to arrive, while Shi Hao turned his attention from questioning his life to the strange river.
• The Xuanhuang Cauldron emerged from the River of Time, crushed the old ox’s legs, and revealed a bloodstained man in white standing atop it.
• A Chaos-shrouded expert emerged and attacked the man riding the cauldron, beginning a battle that shook the River of Time and drew the battlefield’s attention.
• Meng Chuan told Shi Hao that battles between Immortal King-level experts had disrupted the eras and drawn the two fighters into the present.

The cauldron-riding man sealed a space-time rift and defeated an Immortal King, while Meng Chuan and Shi Hao watched from the Border Wasteland Emperor Pass. After exchanging nods with Meng Chuan, the man descended toward the battlefield, leaving An Lan suspicious that he was not an ally.

• Meng Chuan told Shi Hao that the cauldron-riding man came from another age and that fighting him could disrupt the River of Time.
• An Lan refused an Undying One's suggestion to interfere with the mysterious man, wary of the consequences of battling across time.
• The cauldron-riding man sealed the rift, overwhelmed his opponent with the Emperor Fist, and swallowed him into his cauldron to be refined.
• The man recognized An Lan but exchanged a nod with Meng Chuan, prompting Shi Hao to wonder about their relationship.
• The cauldron-riding man descended toward the battlefield, raising hope among the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands and alarm among the Foreign Realm; An Lan sensed he was not on his side.

An Lan confronted the mysterious man who had crushed Old Ox with his presence, but both acknowledged that they could not fight across the ages. When An Lan declared himself invincible, Meng Chuan answered that he could kill him and flew out from Emperor Pass, leaving Shi Hao fearing the consequences.

• The mysterious man's pressure broke all four of Old Ox's legs, openly provoking An Lan.
• An Lan warned the mysterious man that another step could overturn heaven and earth, then faced him with the Primordial Imperial City and Golden War Spear.
• The mysterious man said he could not kill An Lan himself but claimed An Lan would die there that day.
• An Lan proclaimed that no one could kill him, and Meng Chuan answered, "I can."
• Shi Hao tried to stop Meng Chuan, but Meng Chuan flew out of Emperor Pass toward An Lan.

Meng Chuan confronted An Lan and sent the Undying King flying with a single slap, stunning the cultivators of both realms. An Lan recovered and mistook Meng Chuan for a hidden Immortal King, then vowed to kill him.

• Meng Chuan stepped between An Lan and the mysterious man on the Cauldron and declared that he had come to take An Lan's life.
• The mysterious man on the Cauldron warned the Foreign Realm cultivators not to interrupt, while An Lan vowed to wash away the humiliation of being confronted by a Human Dao ant.
• Meng Chuan slapped An Lan, shattering his Chariot and sending him flying, then asked him to repeat his claim that the King must not be insulted.
• The cultivators of both realms stood stunned, while Shi Hao and the others tried to confirm that they were not dreaming.
• An Lan erupted with fury, accused Meng Chuan of being a hidden Immortal King, and declared that he would kill him.

Meng Chuan confronted An Lan and effortlessly stopped his spear, revealing a vast gap in their strength. As Meng Chuan reached to strike, An Lan realized he was facing death and called for Yu Tuo to save him.

• An Lan unleashed his power and accused Meng Chuan of hiding his cultivation and attacking by surprise.
• Meng Chuan and An Lan traded boasts before An Lan thrust his Golden War Spear at him.
• Meng Chuan caught the spear between two fingers, shattered An Lan's hand, and took the weapon.
• Shi Hao admired Meng Chuan's words and resolved to become like him.
• Meng Chuan reached toward An Lan, who sensed he could be killed and shouted, "Yu Tuo, save me!"

Meng Chuan overwhelmed An Lan and Yu Tuo with one hand, leaving both Undying Kings gravely wounded. He then declared An Lan’s fortune spent and demanded that he repent before facing reincarnation.

• An Lan called for Yu Tuo while unleashing his shield, Supreme King Art, and full strength to resist Meng Chuan’s attack.
• Yu Tuo appeared beside An Lan, and the two Undying Kings fought together against Meng Chuan’s descending hand.
• Meng Chuan’s strike annihilated the battlefield’s surroundings, while he protected Emperor Pass from the clash.
• When the light faded, An Lan and Yu Tuo lay bloodied and defeated, and Emperor Pass’s defenders cheered as the Foreign Realm mourned.
• Meng Chuan asked who dared claim invincibility and told An Lan his fortune was spent, ordering him to repent on the Path of Reincarnation.

Meng Chuan overwhelmed An Lan and Yu Tuo, then spoke with Ye Fan about the gulf between their strength and his. He left An Lan and Yu Tuo alive for their usefulness and learned that Ye Fan had sent no one back to this era.

• Meng Chuan subdued An Lan and Yu Tuo with one hand, astonishing Shi Hao and the people at Emperor Pass.
• Meng Chuan and Ye Fan compared their cultivation histories, and Meng Chuan warned Ye Fan not to sacrifice future progress by chasing combat strength in the Immortal King Domain.
• Ye Fan assured Meng Chuan that he and the others would not obsess over matching his strength.
• Ye Fan asked whether Meng Chuan would kill An Lan and Yu Tuo, and Meng Chuan said he was keeping them alive because they were useful.
• Meng Chuan asked whether Ye Fan had sent anyone back to this era, and Ye Fan said he had not.

Meng Chuan confronted An Lan and Yu Tuo at the Border Wasteland and drew five Undying Kings from the Foreign Realm into battle. Saint King emerged to support him, and the chapter ended with Meng Chuan identifying Yuan Hua by his name and appearance.

• Meng Chuan questioned An Lan and Yu Tuo, then warned the Foreign Realm that they would die unless its forces intervened.
• Five Undying Kings—Wushang, Crimson King, Yuan Hua, Cangming, and Soul Devourer—arrived and threatened Meng Chuan.
• Meng Chuan revealed that he had told Shi Hao to attack Crimson King, prompting Crimson King to recognize the cause of his earlier injury.
• Saint King took control of the Heavenly Abyss, destroyed the remaining Undying King Edicts, and appeared beside Meng Chuan.
• Saint King named the five Undying Kings, and Meng Chuan asked whether the one holding the divine trident was Yuan Hua.

Meng Chuan faced five Undying Kings and defeated them with a single palm, then followed them into the Foreign Realm. He left the story after charging into the Foreign Realm's headquarters.

• The five Undying Kings attacked Meng Chuan together, confident in their strength and numbers.
• Meng Chuan told the Saint King not to interfere and said he would use only one palm without the Heavenly Abyss's suppression.
• Meng Chuan stepped beyond the Heavenly Abyss into the Foreign Realm, where the Undying Kings could fight at full strength.
• The five Undying Kings unleashed their strongest attacks, but Meng Chuan's palm shattered their weapons and sent them flying, badly wounded.
• Meng Chuan pursued the five kings into the Foreign Realm and charged straight into its headquarters.

Meng Chuan stormed into the Foreign Realm and overwhelmed its Undying Kings, shocking the Myriad Races. He took Wushang and four other kings away, leaving the realm to spread word of his strength.

• Meng Chuan pursued five Undying Kings into the Foreign Realm and battered them with overwhelming force.
• The Myriad Races realized their kings were being hunted, and Meng Chuan introduced himself as Yuan of the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
• Wushang offered Meng Chuan resources and knowledge in exchange for sparing them, but Meng Chuan rejected his appeal.
• An awakened Giant asked Meng Chuan for mercy, but Meng Chuan sent him flying and seized Wushang and the other four kings.
• Meng Chuan left the Foreign Realm with five kings, joining An Lan and Yu Tuo among the seven Undying Kings he held.

Meng Chuan returned to Emperor Pass after suppressing seven Foreign Realm Undying Kings, and the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands celebrated their unprecedented victory. He then told Saint King that the Heavenly Abyss would soon collapse and would no longer be needed as Heaven and Earth approached a great change.

• The Foreign Realm's Undying Kings learned that Meng Chuan had taken seven of their strongest and followed him toward the Border Wasteland, but his lingering sword strike stopped them.
• The Foreign Realm's kings gave up trying to rescue Wushang and the others after seeing how dangerous it would be to break through Meng Chuan's strike and face the Heavenly Abyss.
• Meng Chuan returned to Emperor Pass with the seven suppressed Undying Kings, and its people hailed him as Emperor Yuan and celebrated their victory.
• Meng Chuan went to Primordial Imperial City with Saint King and said the Heavenly Abyss was near collapse and the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands would not need it anymore.

After Meng Chuan defeated the Foreign Realm’s seven Undying Kings, he declared the war over for now and sent Ye Fan back to his own era. Meng Chuan then prepared to save someone while Shi Hao planned to return to the Three Thousand Dao Provinces.

• Meng Chuan reunited with Shi Hao and the others, while Ye Fan regretted that he had not killed An Lan himself.
• Ye Fan returned through the River of Time to join the battle in his own era, and Meng Chuan told him he would wait for his return.
• Meng Chuan announced that the Border Wasteland would have a respite from war and asked Saint King to receive any visiting Burial Kings for him.
• Meng Chuan told Qingjing that they had gathered the ingredients needed to make the Resurrection Ancient Elixir and said he would save someone.
• Shi Hao decided to return to the Three Thousand Dao Provinces to see his clan and show off his Dunyi realm cultivation.

After the victory at Emperor Pass, Shi Hao and the other soldiers prepared to return home while Meng Tianzheng stayed behind to guard the pass. Meng Chuan toured Great Red Heaven and briefly visited Immortal-Falling Ridge, where his cryptic remark left some True Immortals uneasy.

• News of the victory spread across the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, raising hopes that the Foreign Realm threat had passed and Immortal Ascension might become possible.
• Shi Hao and his comrades celebrated at Emperor Pass before leaving for the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, while Meng Tianzheng told the soldiers they could go home and chose to remain as its guardian.
• Meng Chuan reflected on the Three Pure Ones and the unexplained failure of Great Red Heaven's lord and the other Heavenly Lords to attain the Immortal King realm.
• Meng Chuan visited Immortal-Falling Ridge and looked toward the sleeping Golden-Haired Hou in its depths.
• When an ancient True Immortal asked why he had come, Meng Chuan said he was just passing by and left, prompting several True Immortals to suspect he had issued a warning.

Meng Chuan traveled across the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands after defeating the Foreign Realm, visiting forbidden zones and hearing the people praise him. He returned to the Border Wasteland’s Primordial Imperial City, while considering how to strengthen the realm.

• Meng Chuan passed by Immortal-Falling Ridge, considered taking the Golden-Haired Hou as a mount, and decided against it because the Hou had not provoked him.
• Meng Chuan traveled through the Nine Heavens without avoiding Life Forbidden Zones, whose inhabitants treated his visits as warnings despite his saying he was only passing by.
• Meng Chuan learned that many Forbidden Zones had been established by Immortal Domain True Immortals stranded after the Immortal Ancient War, and considered inviting the survivors to join the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
• Meng Chuan toured the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, listened to people praise him as Emperor Yuan, and left pleased.
• Meng Chuan returned to the Border Wasteland and entered the Primordial Imperial City to remain on guard against the Foreign Realm.

Meng Chuan restored the Heavenly Immortal Tree by finding its fourth piece and reuniting it with the other three, then harvested its nine fruits. He prepared to refine them into pills, while those present declined to use the fruits to become immortals.

• Meng Chuan stayed in Primordial Imperial City as Shi Hao and the others returned to the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
• Meng Chuan assured Qingjing and Saint King that he had found the ingredients needed to refine pills, including Three-Life Medicine.
• Meng Chuan used the three Heavenly God Trees to trace Karma and retrieve the fourth tree from deep within boundless Space-Time.
• Meng Chuan fused all four trees and restored the Heavenly Immortal Tree, which bore nine Heavenly Immortal Fruits.
• Meng Chuan harvested the nine fruits, offered them to those present, and prepared to refine pills using the Fortune Teapot.

Meng Chuan began refining a pill that could resurrect an Immortal King, using the Fortune Teapot as a pill furnace and rare Immortal Medicines. He used the Primordial Spirits of the captured Undying Kings to withstand the pill’s tribulation and supply the essence needed for its creation.

• Meng Chuan transformed the Fortune Teapot into the Fortune Pill Furnace and gathered Longevity Immortal Medicines, including the Resurrection Grass and Three-Life Medicine.
• Meng Chuan lit Dao Fire and began refining the medicines, while pill furnaces across the worlds trembled and Heaven and Earth unleashed tribulations.
• Meng Chuan added the Three-Life Medicine, provoking a terrifying Heavenly Tribulation that threatened the pills.
• Meng Chuan brought out the Seven Kings of the Foreign Realm and threw An Lan’s Primordial Spirit into the furnace to bear the tribulation and contribute its essence.
• Yu Tuo and the other Undying Kings cursed Meng Chuan as he prepared to use them, while Meng Chuan remained unmoved.

Meng Chuan completed a batch of Resurrection Pills, drawing the attention of kings across several realms, then refined twenty-four True Immortal Pills. The chapter left him with pills capable of creating twenty-four True Immortals.

• Meng Chuan finished refining Resurrection Pills, and their radiance alarmed the Foreign Realm and Immortal Domain.
• The Foreign Realm's kings feared Meng Chuan's strength, while Immortal Kings learned what the pills could do and began considering how to obtain them.
• Pan King recognized the Resurrection Pills and understood that refining them required an Immortal King Primordial Spirit, so he avoided provoking Meng Chuan.
• Meng Chuan gave Saint King and the others a Resurrection Pill to study, then began refining True Immortal Pills with nine Heavenly Immortal Fruits and an Undying King Primordial Spirit.
• Meng Chuan successfully opened the furnace and produced twenty-four True Immortal Pills.

Meng Chuan refined twenty-four True Immortal Pills, then brought the ancient dragon Second Under Heaven and his friend, the Immortal Gold Daoist, to the Primordial Imperial City. With both beings suspended between life and death, Meng Chuan prepared to use two Resurrection Pills to revive them.

• Meng Chuan refined twenty-four True Immortal Pills, and the Immortal Domain kings coveted them alongside the Resurrection Pills.
• Meng Chuan offered the pills to Qingjing and Kunpeng's Son, but both declined because taking one would limit their potential to ascend on their own.
• Meng Chuan brought Second Under Heaven to the Primordial Imperial City, where Saint King explained his dragon bloodline and the ancient struggle over the True Dragon name.
• Meng Chuan brought the Immortal Gold Daoist, along with Old Ox and the carriage, to join Second Under Heaven.
• Meng Chuan produced two Resurrection Pills, and Saint King asked whether the two ancient beings were the Immortal Kings Meng Chuan intended to revive.