Chapter Summaries

Meng Chuan entered a Dharma-Ending world to perfect the Battle Immortal path, while the Stone Wall revealed the life of one of his divided souls in the early Immortal Ancient Era. The divided soul became a True Immortal and then an Immortal King known as the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King.

• Meng Chuan traveled to a Dharma-Ending world, where his lifespan fell to a little over ten thousand years, and secluded himself to refine the Battle Immortal method.
• The Stone Wall began showing a River of Time and the eras where Yuan’s blood had created divided souls.
• Meng Chuan’s divided soul was born in the early Immortal Ancient Era without memories of his original self, then cultivated the Immortal Ancient Method and Three Immortal Qi.
• The divided soul became the era’s foremost prodigy, fused with a Perfect Immortal Seed, reached the Human Dao Pinnacle, and opened the Immortal Gate to become a True Immortal.
• The divided soul advanced to the Immortal King realm and took the title Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King.

Meng Chuan’s companions learned that the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King had formed from one of Meng Chuan’s soul fragments and traced his life through the Immortal Ancient Era. The Forbidden Zone Lord warned that Meng Chuan’s fragments were destined to die in their own eras, while the group watched the other fragments leave their marks across Ancient History.

• Meng Tianzheng and the other Kings realized that the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King had originated from a drop of Meng Chuan’s blood carrying a soul fragment.
• The Saint King and Pan King recalled discussing reincarnation with the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King, who remained devoted to his research despite finding no clear path forward.
• Wuzhong became a close friend and research partner of the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King, and their work helped Wuzhong identify a flaw in his own path.
• When war broke out between the Two Realms, the Six Paths of Reincarnation Immortal King fought the Foreign Realm and died without creating reincarnation.
• The Forbidden Zone Lord warned that Meng Chuan’s soul fragments had to meet their destined deaths or their survival could overturn the River of Time and history.
• The group watched Meng Chuan’s other soul fragments appear across the ages, each blazing brightly and leaving an enduring mark on Ancient History.

Meng Chuan revealed how his Soul Clones across Ancient History would let him retrace the past and claim future timelines. As darkness began appearing in the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, Ao Sheng, Tai Shi, and Yuan Chu considered reports that Emperor Yuan had defeated seven Undying Kings.

• Meng Chuan explained that his Soul Clones had left anchors throughout the ages, which he would use to retrace the past and claim favorable future timelines.
• True Immortals in the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands began selecting candidates to enter the Immortal Domain, while Darkness Creatures appeared and some people were corrupted fighting them.
• The Immortal Domain Delegation investigated reports that Emperor Yuan had suppressed seven Undying Kings and sent its findings to the Immortal Domain.
• Ao Sheng, Tai Shi, and Yuan Chu dismissed the idea that Yuan was an Emperor but acknowledged he might be an exceptionally powerful Immortal King.

Ao Sheng, Tai Shi, and Yuan Chu discussed Meng Chuan and the Ancestral Sacrificial Spirit, then used divination to discover that Meng Chuan had entered the Heaven-Connecting Land and passed beyond their stretch of Ancient History. Believing he might never return, Ao Sheng secretly sent news to the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands and erased the karmic traces.

• Tai Shi and Yuan Chu told Ao Sheng about the young man who threatened the Immortal Hall and the Ao Family, and Ao Sheng dismissed him while warning that the resulting karma would be settled.
• Ao Sheng said he would fight the Ancestral Sacrificial Spirit if she returned, but claimed he had no direct karma with Meng Chuan and would not attack him without cause.
• Ao Sheng, Tai Shi, and Yuan Chu divined the whereabouts of Pan King, Meng Tianzheng, and Wang Changsheng, but a hidden power obscured their location.
• The three Immortal Kings concluded that Meng Chuan had entered the Heaven-Connecting Land and stepped beyond their stretch of Ancient History.
• Ao Sheng sent secret news into the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, then erased every trace of the karma connecting him to it.

Ao Sheng manipulated the Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal into believing he could act against the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, intending to sacrifice him and repair the Ao Family’s reputation. The Remnant Immortal gathered allies, and the chapter ended with the Bronze Immortal Palace summoning Desolate.

• Ao Sheng secretly erased traces of his message and used a premonition to convince the Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal that Yuan could not return from the Heaven-Connecting Land.
• The Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal believed Ao Sheng had given him an opportunity and began contacting other Remnant Immortals to act together.
• Ao Sheng watched from the Immortal Domain and decided to abandon the Remnant Immortal, whom he expected to die while restoring the Ao Family’s reputation.
• Ao Sheng acknowledged Shi Hao’s potential but considered him too closely connected to Meng Chuan to recruit into another faction.
• The Bronze Immortal Palace appeared above the Three Thousand Dao Provinces and called Desolate to come before it.

The Remnant Immortal Ao Ling emerged in the Immortal Hall’s War Chariot and called for Shi Hao, forcing Shi Hao to end his seclusion despite Meng Chuan’s absence. Shi Hao confronted Ao Ling alone and demanded that he bow.

• The Remnant Immortal Ao Ling patrolled the heavens in an ancient War Chariot, searching for Shi Hao, while True Immortals debated whether to intervene.
• Qin Yining warned Shi Hao that Ao Ling had emerged and would threaten those close to him if he could not find Shi Hao.
• Shi Hao reassured his family and friends, then left his secluded cultivation site to meet Ao Ling.
• Shi Hao reached Ao Ling’s War Chariot, stood before him in the Void, and demanded that he bow.

Shi Hao confronted Ao Ling over his conduct during the Immortal Ancient War and provoked the Remnant Immortal into attacking. The Little Wooden Horse rescued Shi Hao and fled with Ao Ling in pursuit, leaving Shi Hao mocking the speed of his horses.

• Shi Hao demanded that Ao Ling leave his ancient War Chariot and bow, then mocked him for hiding behind excuses and past rank.
• Shi Hao accused Ao Ling of avoiding the front lines during the Immortal Ancient War and of being wounded while ambushing Kunpeng, and publicly condemned him across the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
• Enraged by Shi Hao's insults, Ao Ling attacked and broke his hand when his palm struck the Little Wooden Horse.
• The Little Wooden Horse carried Shi Hao away as Ao Ling pursued them in his ancient War Chariot, and Shi Hao laughed that Ao Ling's horses could not catch his.

Shi Hao turned the Little Wooden Horse around to fight Ao Ling, an Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal, and watched as the horse trampled him. A strand of silver light from Ao Ling’s attack slipped into Shi Hao’s body, leaving its effects unknown as Ao Ling fell.

• The Little Wooden Horse outran Ao Ling’s chariot, and Shi Hao taunted the Remnant Immortal while asking his mount to turn back and attack.
• Shi Hao warned Ao Ling to stop pursuing him and named the debts he meant to avenge, including those owed to Kunpeng and his Seven Tribes.
• Ao Ling claimed he would only discipline Shi Hao, but Shi Hao charged at him on the Little Wooden Horse.
• Ao Ling fired a silver attack that the Little Wooden Horse mostly deflected, though its last strand pierced Shi Hao’s skin and entered his body.
• The Little Wooden Horse smashed apart Ao Ling’s chariot and eight Heavenly Horses, then struck the Remnant Immortal and sent him plummeting.

Shi Hao beheaded the Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal in Sin Province, but the dying immortal had planted a mysterious silver light inside him. After the execution, Shi Hao gained sudden insights, and the True Immortal of the Pan King Lineage warned him that he was in danger.

• The Immortal Hall Remnant Immortal revealed that he had planted something in Shi Hao, while other True Immortals suspected it was the inescapable Forbidden Curse.
• Shi Hao transformed the Little Wooden Horse into a blade and took the Remnant Immortal to Sin Province to punish him for the slaughter of the Seven Tribes of the Border Wasteland.
• A True Immortal tried to stop Shi Hao, but another True Immortal held him back; Shi Hao then beheaded the Remnant Immortal and destroyed his Primordial Spirit.
• Shi Hao experienced profound, conflicting insights after killing a True Immortal, and the True Immortal of the Pan King Lineage warned him that he was in danger.

After Ao Ling afflicted Shi Hao with the Immortal-Breaking Curse, the True Immortals warned that it would gradually erase his cultivation and leave him crippled. Shi Hao remained confident he could overcome it, then left with his family and friends as the immortals debated whether Emperor Yuan would return in time.

• The Pan King Lineage's True Immortals identified Ao Ling's attack as the Immortal-Breaking Curse and explained that it could strip away even a True Immortal's Dao Attainment.
• Shi Hao's family and friends reacted with alarm, while Shi Hao admitted he had let down his guard and reflected on his mistake.
• Shi Hao said he would not worry and declared that the curse might not be able to break him, especially with Emperor Yuan's return as a possibility.
• Shi Hao warned the Ao Sheng Lineage and the other kings' followers not to provoke him again, then left with his family and friends.
• The True Immortals speculated that Emperor Yuan might not return before the curse took effect, while the Ao Family's True Immortal dismissed the idea that Shi Hao could break it himself.

After the Immortal-Breaking Curse struck Shi Hao, the realms learned that he might lose his cultivation, but he remained confident he could overcome it. He left his family and friends to level the Immortal Hall before retreating to the Eight Domains, and arrived at its gates as its people realized they had no one left to protect them.

• The realms confirmed that the Immortal-Breaking Curse would destroy Shi Hao's foundations unless Meng Chuan returned in time.
• Shi Hao comforted his grieving family and friends, insisting he could undo the curse himself because it was progressing unusually slowly.
• Shi Hao announced that he would level the Immortal Hall, then return to the Eight Domains to cultivate in seclusion.
• Huo Ling'er and the others said they would wait for Shi Hao and remain by his side.
• Shi Hao went alone to the Immortal Hall, where its people mourned the Remnant Immortal and feared the still-powerful Desolate.

Meng Chuan entered a world in the Emperor’s Fall Era suffering a severe Dharma-Ending Age, where cultivation systems had collapsed and lifespans were drastically shortened. After willingly accepting Heaven’s Will’s restrictions, he discovered his single lifetime would still last more than thirty thousand years.

• Meng Chuan left an age of rising Immortal Kings and sought a world in the Dharma-Ending Age to cultivate alone.
• He observed that this world lacked Immortal Divine Medicines and that its Cultivation System had broken down, leaving cultivators unable to reach crucial realms.
• Meng Chuan blended into the world and accepted a cut from Heaven’s Will without resisting.
• Meng Chuan sensed that his lifetime in this world would exceed thirty thousand years, far longer than an ordinary Great Emperor’s.

Meng Chuan entered a vast ocean world in the Dharma-Ending Age to pursue the Battle Immortal Path within one lifetime, spending ten thousand years as its Dao Ancestor before withdrawing to ponder. By the time he turned thirty thousand, his vitality had begun to decline, but he remained determined to spend his remaining years without worrying about death.

• Meng Chuan suppressed his lifespan to a little over thirty thousand years and resolved to either comprehend the Battle Immortal Path in this lifetime or abandon it rather than pursue another path to immortality.
• Meng Chuan entered a world of star-sized islands in a boundless ocean, merged with its Heavenly Heart Imprint, and became its strongest being and Dao Ancestor.
• Meng Chuan guided the world’s cultivation system through ten thousand years, then separated from the Heavenly Heart Imprint, causing people to believe he had died.
• Meng Chuan spent the following twenty thousand years quietly pondering and drinking tea while rumors spread that the Dao Ancestor still wandered the mortal world.
• When Meng Chuan reached thirty thousand years old, his vitality began to decline, and he accepted the passing years without concern.

After living to the end of his 39,500-year lifespan, Meng Chuan burned his remaining life to unleash his peak strength and force a transformation into a Battle Immortal. He shattered the Mortal World's restraints and rebuilt his Origin, Flesh, and Primordial Spirit, completing the transformation.

• Meng Chuan spent millennia aging in Emperor's Fall and wondered about the passage of time and the people he had left behind.
• At 39,500 years old, Meng Chuan left the teahouse and Mortal World, choosing not to extend his life again.
• Meng Chuan burned his remaining lifespan and released his full fighting strength, which shattered his Origin and damaged Heaven and Earth.
• Meng Chuan used his battle intent to tear through the Mortal World's restraints and draw its strange light into himself.
• Meng Chuan formed a new Battle Immortal Origin and reconstructed his Battle Immortal Flesh and Primordial Spirit.

Meng Chuan became a Battle Immortal, repaired the damage his breakthrough caused, and left the world. In Beyond the Boundary, he explained the three stages of his Battle Immortal method and concluded that it was a deadly path few could hope to follow.

• Meng Chuan repaired Heaven and Earth's damage and departed the world on his own.
• Meng Chuan reflected that his breakthrough had seemed easy because of his cultivation and foundations.
• Meng Chuan described the three requirements for becoming a Battle Immortal: understand battle power, transcend the Mortal World's shackles, and reconstruct the Origin, body, and Primordial Spirit.
• Meng Chuan explained that his method was only his own path and could not necessarily be copied by others.
• Meng Chuan compared his path with the Fighting Saint Emperor's and concluded that the Battle Immortal method was a deadly Road to Immortality.

Meng Chuan returned to the Ancient Realm and reunited with the young Footprint Emperor, who had searched for him for millennia to settle an old defeat. When Meng Chuan revealed his immortal power, the Footprint Emperor tried to flee, but Meng Chuan caught him and left him with a prediction of future greatness.

• Meng Chuan revisited the Ancient Realm and reflected on the people from his youth who had died.
• The young Footprint Emperor told Meng Chuan he had searched for him for about nine thousand years and wanted to finish their unfinished fight.
• Meng Chuan agreed to spar with the young Footprint Emperor and reached for him with one hand.
• The young Footprint Emperor sensed that Meng Chuan had become an immortal and tried to flee, but Meng Chuan caught him.
• The young Footprint Emperor claimed his regret had vanished, and Meng Chuan praised him and predicted he would become a supreme Emperor.

Meng Chuan taught the young Footprint Emperor, who called himself Primordial, his Battle Immortal Method and insights into becoming an Immortal before leaving him to choose his own path. Still trapped in the Emperor's Fall Era, Meng Chuan concluded that time—not a breakthrough—might determine when he could leave, and considered the stages between Immortal and Immortal King.

• The young Footprint Emperor asked how Meng Chuan had become an Immortal so quickly, and Meng Chuan explained that he had not used Immortal Medicine.
• Meng Chuan taught the young Footprint Emperor the Battle Immortal Method, the Red Dust Immortal Path, and other insights into becoming an Immortal.
• The young Footprint Emperor, who revealed that his name was Primordial, vowed to repay Meng Chuan and promised to grant him eternity if he became an Emperor.
• Meng Chuan left Primordial and wandered through the Ancient Realm, wondering why becoming an Immortal had not let him leave the Emperor's Fall Era.
• Meng Chuan suspected he would have to wait for the right time to leave and noted that Immortal Apex lay between Immortal and Immortal King.

Meng Chuan reached the Battle Immortal Ultimate Peak after fifty thousand years of gradual cultivation and began preparing to break through to Immortal King. He also set out to open an immortal path for the Divine Way and perfect its cultivation system before it faded into history.

• Meng Chuan traveled the worlds as a Battle Immortal, fighting immortals and Darkness Creatures while the stories of his strength made the Battle Immortal Path famous.
• Meng Chuan spent fifty thousand years advancing to the Battle Immortal Ultimate Peak without relying on his True Body’s power.
• After reaching the Ultimate Peak, Meng Chuan faced the threshold of Immortal King and resolved to create an immortal-level power unique to the Divine Way.
• Meng Chuan began shaping his Divine Way method around divine Authority, a Divine Office, and the Laws that formed a god’s Origin.
• Meng Chuan settled into quiet contemplation to open a Path Ahead for the Divine Way and perfect its existing Cultivation System.

The Immortal Kings watched Meng Chuan become a Battle Immortal in the Emperor's Fall Era and open a new Divine Way, while Shi Hao destroyed the Immortal Hall and returned to the Eight Domains. There, Qin Yining pressured him to marry, but Shi Hao persuaded her to wait until Meng Chuan returned.

• The Forbidden Zone Lord, Saint King, Pan King, and the other Immortal Kings watched the Stone Wall reveal Meng Chuan's achievements and agreed to wait for his return before overseeing the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands' great Ascension.
• Shi Hao destroyed the Immortal Hall, killing its Immortal Ancestor, Supreme, and most of its Cult Masters, then returned to the Eight Domains without meeting the factions seeking him.
• Shi Hao sent word that even as a Mortal he could live forever in glory because Meng Chuan was Emperor Yuan, silencing many who had mocked his crippled cultivation.
• Qin Yining demanded that Shi Hao marry soon, but he asked to wait until the darkness was quelled and Meng Chuan returned to witness the wedding.
• Qin Yining accepted Shi Hao's request, and Shi Hao felt relieved that his stalling tactic had worked.

Meng Chuan’s simulated life in Emperor’s Fall ended after he became an Immortal King and Creator God, and he vanished from the era. The Primordial Emperor later reached the Quasi-Immortal Emperor realm and left to confront the darkness in the Ultimate Ancient Land, never to return.

• Meng Chuan’s simulated self advanced from Supreme to Battle Immortal, reached the Ultimate Peak, and created the Ancient God and Creator God paths before becoming an Immortal King.
• Meng Chuan sensed the simulation ending, saw the Stone Chamber and the Forbidden Zone Lord, and vanished from the Emperor’s Fall Era.
• The people of Emperor’s Fall believed Meng Chuan had been killed by the Dark Faction, while Primordial rose to become a Quasi-Immortal Emperor.
• The Primordial Emperor understood that Meng Chuan had taught him the Dao and resolved to repay him in the future.
• After stabilizing his realm, the Primordial Emperor headed to the Ultimate Ancient Land to confront the Dark Source and left footprints upon the Dam.