Chapter Summaries

Key plot points and events

• Tang Hao’s fight leaves Spirit Hall humiliated: even while wounded and holding back, he overwhelms two level-95 Titled Douluo and a level-98 opponent. The Worship Hall intervenes only to protect Spirit Hall’s buildings; Golden Crocodile is then recognized as a level-99 Limit Douluo.
• Tang Hao’s iconic-scene reward is a Soul Skill that boosts his strength by 50%–200% as music plays. Onlookers imagine how devastating it would be combined with Ring Detonation and the Nine Treasure Glazed Tile Pagoda.
• Yu Xiaogang realizes he might also receive a reward for his own iconic scene, raising his hopes of lifting his curse.
• The Sky Screen shifts to Teyvat, revealing a scene titled “Two Old Fogeys Singing Each Other’s Praises.” A meal with Zhongli, Venti, and others prompts Paimon and Columbina to discuss food and a possible moonlit tea party. Sandrone agrees to provide the venue, while Odette rejects Voyanissa’s attempt to copy the arrangement.
• The actual scene shows Venti making wind noises outside a locked room. His behavior sparks laughter and complaints, especially from Dvalin, who urges him to do something useful.

Character developments and interactions

• Tang Hao’s strength further establishes him as a fearsome fighter, while Spirit Hall’s weakened prestige and the Clear Sky Sect disciples’ newly inflated confidence become apparent.
• Yu Xiaogang grows hopeful that the Sky Screen’s rewards may help him personally.
• Paimon and Columbina bond over food and plan a tea party; Sandrone is persuaded to host it at Silvermoon Hall. Odette’s blunt refusal contrasts with their playful scheming.
• Venti is portrayed as comically irresponsible. Jean reflects that both Venti and Mondstadt’s Grand Master routinely leave responsibilities to others, especially her.

Significant themes

• Power and reputation: Tang Hao’s performance overturns expectations and damages Spirit Hall’s image of invincibility.
• Reward and ambition: The Sky Screen’s powerful bonuses inspire speculation and hope.
• Freedom versus responsibility: Mondstadt’s ideal of freedom is humorously contrasted with Venti’s habit of avoiding his duties.
• Comedic camaraderie: Food, teasing, and playful bargaining build connections among the Teyvat characters.

Key plot points and events

• Barbara threatens to bring Venti to the Otherworld and teach him proper etiquette. Venti responds playfully, while the resurrected young man advises Barbara to give up: Venti’s habitual “ehehe” is practically unstoppable, and the more seriously others pressure him, the less seriously he behaves.
• Their exchange highlights Mondstadt’s unusual freedom: its people can openly tease and criticize their own Archon. Observers from the Douluo Continent envy this easygoing relationship with the gods.
• The Sky Screen shifts to a gathering in Liyue. Venti arrives at Zhongli’s door with a gust of wind, despite claiming no one needs to trouble themselves by letting him in.
• Hu Tao warmly welcomes Venti and invites him to eat. Xiao is relieved that he likely won’t have to serve Venti tea, while Venti praises Hu Tao as the person with the most authority at the gathering.
• Venti recognizes Xingqiu as “Teacher Feiyun,” briefly risking exposure of Xingqiu’s secret identity, then quickly covers by saying Xingqiu is a fan of the author’s books.

Character developments and interactions

• Barbara is earnest and determined to make Venti behave, but grows frustrated as his teasing—and the young man’s explanation—makes her efforts seem hopeless.
• Venti remains carefree, deliberately winding Barbara up and arriving at Zhongli’s gathering without waiting for an invitation. His playful remarks also hint at a familiar rivalry with Zhongli.
• The young man sides with Barbara in principle, but candidly explains Venti’s nature, showing both his loyalty to her and his long familiarity with Venti.
• Hu Tao confidently takes charge of welcoming Venti, even though the guests include powerful figures. Her casual authority surprises outsiders.
• Xiao is startled by Venti’s arrival and expects Zhongli to handle him; he is privately relieved when Hu Tao takes over.
• Xingqiu recognizes Venti, who recognizes him in turn and hastily protects his concealed identity.

Significant themes

• Freedom and irreverence: Mondstadt’s freedom is reflected in its citizens’ ability to challenge and joke about their god.
• Power and everyday life: In Liyue, divine figures can mingle casually with mortals, and Hu Tao can direct the Geo Archon’s affairs without ceremony.
• Contrasting temperaments: Venti’s playful stubbornness frustrates serious people, while those who know him accept that pressure only encourages his mischief.
• Secrecy and tact: Venti’s quick correction after naming Xingqiu shows his awareness of others’ hidden identities.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao reluctantly recounts meeting Venti while patrolling Dihua Marsh before Lantern Rite. Venti’s music soothed him, so he stopped to listen.
• Zhongli and Venti both pretend they have only just met: Venti presents himself as a humble bard, while Zhongli introduces himself as an employee of Wangsheng Funeral Parlor.
• Hu Tao cheerfully identifies herself as Zhongli’s boss and invites people to complain about his work.
• The Sky Screen’s commentators react to the gods’ awkward cover stories and to the worlds’ contrasting attitudes toward divine rule.
• In the Douluo world, Tang San reveals he is a God King. He says he belongs to a parallel world and will help his alternate-world father and teacher if necessary, but otherwise distances himself from them. He also predicts the Tang Sect will rise again under someone destined to lead it.
• Douluo commoners feel neglected by their own gods and resent the Shrek Inspection Corps’ ineffectual protection, making Venti’s approachable nature look especially appealing.
• Ronava concludes that Zhongli must be one of the Seven and that Hu Tao, as his boss, must be the Shade of Death—prompting alarmed reactions from Istaroth, Rhinedottir, Naberius, and Asmoday.

Character developments

• Xiao is visibly nervous around Venti and Zhongli, but still manages to explain why Venti’s music held his attention.
• Venti remains carefree, joking about being a bard who sings for his supper; Zhongli calmly sustains his own disguise.
• Keqing is furious that others knew Zhongli’s and Venti’s identities, while Barbara has moved past disbelief and now wants to teach Venti proper etiquette.
• Tang San shows emotional distance from alternate versions of his father and teacher, and little concern for ordinary people.
• Hu Tao’s casual claim of being Zhongli’s boss accidentally fuels a major misunderstanding about her identity.

Significant themes

• Divine authority versus everyday compassion: Venti’s easy warmth contrasts with Tang San’s detached view of commoners.
• Hidden identities and secrecy: Zhongli and Venti maintain their disguises even among people who know who they are.
• Parallel worlds and belonging: Tang San distinguishes his own relationships from those of his alternate-world counterparts.
• Power and abandonment: Douluo’s commoners feel unprotected by their powerful institutions and envy the prospect of a god who mingles with ordinary people.
• Comic misunderstanding: Ronava turns Hu Tao’s ordinary workplace authority into an absurd theory about the Four Shades.

Character interactions

• Venti and Xiao recall their encounter in Dihua Marsh, while Zhongli steers the conversation to keep their secrets from slipping.
• Zhongli and Venti exchange polished introductions that sound suspiciously rehearsed, amusing Paimon and the observers.
• Keqing confronts the group over their concealment; others try to explain, but she refuses to listen.
• Tang San responds coolly to messages from alternate-world Yu Xiaogang and Tang Hao, offering limited help while asserting that they are not his own family and mentor.
• Hu Tao’s friendly offer to take complaints about Zhongli becomes the basis for Ronava’s mistaken identification.

Key plot points and events

• Ronava openly identifies Hu Tao as the Shade of Death, leaving Zhongli, Su Yun, and Hu Tao stunned. Su Yun explains that the Shade governs death, maintains the ley lines, and guides souls—duties that sound far beyond Hu Tao’s funeral-parlor job.
• Keqing learns that Zhongli is Rex Lapis and has been living as Wangsheng Funeral Parlor’s consultant. Remembering how she had treated him—and how many Rex Lapis figurines she owns—she spirals into embarrassment and disbelief.
• In Celestia, Rhinedottir and Istaroth discuss Ronava’s attempt to pass the Authority of Death to Hu Tao. The ley lines are strained without that authority, but Ronava avoids Istaroth’s request to return by inventing an excuse and going offline.
• Istaroth gives up trying to retrieve her. Rhinedottir, meanwhile, sees Ronava’s absence as a chance to sneak a look at Celestia’s advanced technology.
• Back at Teyvat Academy, Hu Tao questions Zhongli about Ronava’s claim. Ronava privately decides that Hu Tao could take on the Authority of Death when the next ranking opens a portal—and leave Celestia to handle her salary.

Character developments and interactions

• Hu Tao is comically bewildered by the idea that she could be a cosmic authority, insisting she can barely manage the funeral parlor’s accounts. She presses Zhongli for an explanation, but he postpones it.
• Zhongli remains calm but visibly exasperated by Ronava’s careless disclosure and Hu Tao’s questions.
• Keqing is forced to reassess her image of Rex Lapis, realizing that the dignified Consultant she admired has likely noticed her collection of his figurines.
• Ronava shows herself to be an expert at evading responsibility, while still scheming to shift the work—and payroll problem—onto Hu Tao.
• Istaroth and Rhinedottir share concern over the missing Authority of Death, though Rhinedottir’s curiosity about Celestia’s technology competes with that concern.

Significant themes

• Hidden identities and overturned assumptions: Zhongli’s ordinary life and Hu Tao’s possible divine role upend what others thought they knew.
• Responsibility and avoidance: Ronava’s flight leaves Celestia’s duties and Teyvat’s ley lines in jeopardy.
• Comedy through contrast: Cosmic bureaucracy and the fate of the ley lines collide with Hu Tao’s bookkeeping troubles, Keqing’s fan embarrassment, and Ronava’s flimsy excuse about watering flowers.

• The Zhongli–Venti dinner scene: Hu Tao praises Zhongli’s knowledge and jokes that he might be an Adeptus in disguise—an awkward remark now that she knows he is Rex Lapis. She asks Xiao to weigh in, leaving him mortified because he recognizes both gods and would rather not be caught between them. In the Sky Screen’s retelling, Venti and Zhongli trade polished compliments that are really playful barbs. Xiao alone is genuinely uneasy, while Paimon happily eats and watches the tension build. The scene ends with the realization that the teasing was aimed over the younger guests’ heads—and that Xiao was the most uncomfortable person at the table.
• The comment thread revives old embarrassments: Cloud Retainer nearly reveals a story about Zhongli’s youth, then retreats when Zhongli threatens to share stories about her with Ganyu and Shenhe. The exchange recalls Su Yun teaching her to call Zhongli “old geezer,” for which Su Yun once suffered a week of empty treasure chests. Su Yun urges everyone to focus on the Sky Screen, still hoping to earn Zhongli’s blessing and improve his luck.
• A new spectacle begins: Just as viewers expect the focus to shift to Douluo Continent, the Sky Screen announces anonymous chat and identifies its creator as the “Aeon of Elation.” Most viewers are confused or impressed; Su Yun recognizes the figure behind it and realizes his suspicion was right. Some commenters immediately want to fight the Aeon, while others react to the revelations about Venti and Zhongli or joke about Zhongli’s poetry and consultant résumé.
• Hu Tao and Zhongli: A commenter asks whether the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor is hiring consultants, prompting Hu Tao to remember that she hired Zhongli without knowing he was Rex Lapis. Zhongli gently reassures her that his identity does not stop him from working for the parlor, briefly touching her. Then he asks for a raise, and Hu Tao’s tenderness vanishes as she refuses, pointing to his expensive antique-buying habits. Venti laughs at their exchange.
  Character developments and themes: Xiao’s recurring discomfort at gatherings becomes a running joke, while Hu Tao’s affection for Zhongli coexists with exasperation at his spending. Zhongli remains composed and dependable, but also openly negotiates for better pay. The chapter’s humor comes from dramatic irony, gods behaving like teasing friends, public revelations colliding with private history, and the contrast between grand divine identities and ordinary concerns such as salaries and treasure chests.

Xiao received the reward Karmic Debt Removal, which ended his karmic suffering and gave him hope for his fallen companions. As the Sky Screen ranked Yu Xiaogang’s iconic scenes, viewers mocked his claims and questioned Tang San’s mysterious abilities, while Yu Xiaogang defended his role as Tang San’s teacher.

• Xiao received Karmic Debt Removal and watched his karmic aura fade, then thought of his fallen companions and bowed to the Sky Screen.
• The Sky Screen showed Yu Xiaogang deducing that Tang San had twin martial souls, prompting Liu Erlong to praise him and Yu Xiaogang to feel vindicated.
• Viewers saw Yu Xiaogang nearly lose to a Mandala Snake while Tang San saved him, and they began questioning whether Yu Xiaogang was reliable.
• The Cavalry Captain Without a Horse and Angel Without Parents questioned where Tang San had learned his unusual hidden weapons and techniques, causing Tang Hao to study his son suspiciously.
• Viewers mocked Yu Xiaogang’s claim that there were no useless martial souls, only useless Soul Masters, and pointed out that Tang Hao could have helped Tang San regardless.
• Yu Xiaogang insisted that he had taught Tang San what soul rings to absorb and defended his teaching as the one thing in his life he could feel clear about.

The Sky Screen showed Yu Xiaogang insisting that he had never failed Tang San, then exposed his antics and questionable teachings to ridicule. It ended with Yu Xiaogang watching Tang San become a god and proclaiming that he had raised one, while commenters challenged his methods.

• Yu Xiaogang defended his devotion to Tang San by recalling how he had gone to Spirit Hall to seek a twin martial soul cultivation method, prompting Qian Renxue and others to mock his motives.
• The Sky Screen showed Tang Xiao and Tang Hao treating Yu Xiaogang as a brother and teaching Tang San the Clear Sky Secret Manual, while Yu Xiaogang excitedly reacted from his sickbed.
• Commenters joked that Yu Xiaogang wanted to learn the Clear Sky Sect's secret art and mocked his weak strength and theories.
• The Sky Screen showed the godlike Tang San confronting Spirit Hall, and Yu Xiaogang declared that he had raised a god.
• Commenters challenged Yu Xiaogang's claim and criticized his advice for Tang San, leaving Yu Xiaogang unable to defend his theories.

The Sky Screen rewarded Yu Xiaogang by repairing his innate Martial Soul defect, though Luo Sanpao still needed white radishes for Soul Skills. The next showcase began with Zibai and an ancient Lang-Gan ritual, leaving Su Yun and the others watching her lead the people in song.

• The Sky Screen rewarded Yu Xiaogang with a Nine-Grade Purple Ganoderma and a repaired innate Martial Soul defect, while Luo Sanpao still needed white radishes for Soul Skills.
• Su Yun explained the reward to Sandrone and the others, then spent the evening with his family before a new day began.
• The Sky Screen announced a showcase titled “Honored as the God of the State, I must die for the state,” and Su Yun recognized it as being about Zibai.
• Su Yun told Sandrone that Zibai had guarded the Lang-Gan Ancient Kingdom, died protecting it, and had since been revived.
• The Sky Screen showed Zibai leading the people of Lang-Gan in an ancient harvest ritual at an altar.

The Sky Screen showed Zibai, a god who had taught the people of Lang-Gan how to farm and build, before revealing the destruction of her kingdom by a Heavenly Nail. Zibai learned that the disaster was heaven’s will and that the Abyss had tainted Lang-Gan, leaving her unable to save its people.

• A girl and her sister described how the immortal Zibai had taught humanity agriculture, crafts, and building, while viewers from other worlds reacted with envy.
• Venti encouraged Mondstadt’s people to celebrate Weinlesefest and asked Mika to retrieve the wine buried beneath Windrise.
• The Sky Screen’s three moons turned crimson and shattered, raining fire upon Lang-Gan and killing the girl’s parents.
• A boy comforted his grieving sister as a Heavenly Nail descended, and she feared that Zibai had abandoned them.
• Zibai asked a mysterious voice about Lang-Gan’s people, and the voice said that heaven had ordered the Abyss-tainted kingdom purified.
• Zibai drank tea offered by Lang-Gan and said she dared not harbor vain hopes.

The Sky Screen showed Zibai sacrificing herself to hold back the Skyfrost Nail while Istaroth preserved her soul, moving viewers across worlds. After arguments over the suffering in the Peerless Tang Sect world, the showcase ended with a reward offering to revive the Lang-Gan Ancient Kingdom’s vanished sun on the Douluo Continent.

• Zibai used the Azure Profound Sun-Bearing Canopy to shield the people of Lang-Gan from the Skyfrost Nail, and Istaroth froze her shattered souls before they dissipated.
• Viewers from Teyvat and the Douluo Continent praised Zibai, while people in the Peerless Tang Sect world condemned Shrek Academy and Tang San over the lack of protection from Evil Soul Masters.
• Tang San wondered whether his future self had failed the common people, and Tang Hao speculated that divine power might have influenced him.
• The Sky Screen announced the Recreation of the Ancient Sunmare Instance as a reward, promising that holding back the Heavenly Nail could restore Lang-Gan’s vanished sun on the Douluo Continent.

Zhongli assembled ten fighters to enter the Lang-Gan Ancient Kingdom instance and hold off the descending Skyfrost Nail while others fought the Abyss monsters. The trial began with the Canopy meeting the nail, while Ronava disappeared just before impact.

• Zhongli selected himself, Su Yun, Ronava, Paimon, Columbina, Venti, Nahida, the Asura God, the Ice God, and The Jester for the trial.
• Sandrone volunteered, but Columbina insisted she stay behind, and the final slots went to the Ice God and The Jester.
• Zibai matched the ten participants into the instance, where they appeared at the starting point beneath the Lantern Rite lanterns.
• Zhongli shielded the group and assigned the Traveler to clear Abyss monsters with Nahida, Paimon, and Columbina while the others faced the nail.
• Ronava vanished as the Skyfrost Nail descended, and the Canopy rushed up to block it.

Zibai and her allies joined forces to push back the Heavenly Nail, while Istaroth risked defying the authority of time to save her daughter. Their efforts rallied the Lang-Gan people and viewers across Teyvat, but the struggle against heaven continued.

• Zhongli shielded the group and Venti used his wind to help them reach the Heavenly Nail.
• Ronava revealed to Istaroth that they had come from an unanchored world to save Zibai, prompting Istaroth to unleash her authority over time and slow the Nail.
• On Teyvat, Istaroth watched her counterpart's intervention while Rhinedottir questioned her motives.
• Zibai explained to her instance counterpart that the allies were helpers from the future, and the two Zibais combined their strength to drive the Canopy upward against the Nail.
• The Lang-Gan people and viewers across Teyvat cheered as the group continued pushing against the Heavenly Nail.

Ronava and the gods carried the Heavenly Nail from The Chasm to the sea near Guyun Stone Forest, while Su Yun and Nahida helped defend and evacuate the Lang-Gan Kingdom. After returning, the group brought the kingdom’s people news of their future resurrection, and the citizens celebrated their survival.

• Ronava unleashed her power and repeatedly hammered the Heavenly Nail, while Su Yun fought Abyssal monsters and Nahida helped citizens evacuate.
• The Jester used the Fool’s Eye to hurl nails at Abyssal monsters, and Mitya recorded data on the weapon before Rhinedottir revived those who had fainted.
• Zhongli and the others carried the Heavenly Nail from The Chasm and threw it into the sea near Guyun Stone Forest, where its waves nearly flooded the site of future Liyue Harbor.
• Zhongli left the group to visit Guili Plains, while Zibai told the instance’s Zibai that the Sky Screen could bring the Lang-Gan citizens back to life.
• Zibai thanked the group and ordered a feast as the citizens brought food and wine to celebrate their survival and hoped-for resurrection.

After the battle, the people of Lang-Gan celebrated together while Su Yun and the Harbingers joked on the Sky Screen. Ronava and Istaroth watched the gathering as the chapter explained how Teyvat’s past, present, and future formed a web of fate.

• Zibai served wine at the celebration, while Su Yun, Paimon, and Nahida joined the feast and children’s conversations.
• The Jester drunkenly called Ronava’s name while eating, and the Harbingers joked that she might erase him.
• Su Yun proposed replacing Pantalone with Zhongli, and the Tsaritsa responded by promising to double Su Yun’s daily allowance.
• Su Yun wondered whether the Dual-Crossing Gate would restrict travel to Teyvat or require Intertwined Fates.
• Ronava accepted pastries from a Lang-Gan girl and praised them, while Istaroth waited beside her.
• The chapter described fate as a web shaped by past and present choices, with every possible future already existing.

As the bonfire dies, Istaroth questions why Ronava returned to fate after transcending it. The chapter explains the nature of fate, the Abyss, and the Sky Screen, then ends with speculation about Teyvat’s role in the conflict between Dark Fate and Cosmic Light.

• Ronava tucked the crimson feather into her sleeve and asked why Istaroth had stayed silent.
• Istaroth revealed her handless pocket watch and asked why Ronava had returned to fate after transcending it.
• The narration explained that Istaroth existed in all moments at once and could add to fate without erasing what had happened.
• The narration described the Abyss as hatred from possibilities that could never come to pass, and identified the Sky Screen as a higher-order power beyond fate.
• The narration connected Dark Fate with nothingness and Cosmic Light with infinite possibilities, then suggested Teyvat might hold the hope needed to oppose Dark Fate.
• The author said they would write a separate chapter about the Seal of Conjunction and the World Formula.

After the Lang-Gan Kingdom’s resurrection, the Sky Screen began a showcase of Huo Yuhao’s outrageous advantages in Peerless Tang Sect. It left the gods debating the spectacle while Su Yun explained how mastery of all seven elements worked.

• Su Yun woke with a hangover and joined Zhongli, Venti, and the others as the Sky Screen announced a showcase about the Douluo Continent.
• The Sky Screen showed Huo Yuhao finding a Million-Year Soul Ring and gaining an elderly soul, stunning viewers including Tang San.
• The showcase revealed Huo Yuhao’s Golden Road Martial Soul Fusion Skill with his roommate, and Dai Huabin and Zhu Lu discussed how impossible it would be to target him at Shrek Academy.
• The Asura God admitted he had hidden the Sky Screen from Life and Destruction with an illusion and a lightning dome, then went to reinforce the barrier.
• The Sky Screen showed Huo Yuhao displaying six Hundred Thousand Year Soul Rings, and Su Yun explained that mastering seven elements allowed him to trigger elemental reactions himself.

The Sky Screen’s revelations deepened the controversy over Huo Yuhao’s destruction of Mingdu’s arsenal, while Xu Tianran saw the disclosure as a chance to seize power and seek strength in Teyvat. The next scenes exposed Tang San’s brutal treatment of Huo Yuhao and others in the Qiankun Asking Love Valley, prompting a deity to mock him publicly.

• Su Yun explained Teyvat’s elemental cultivation system and speculated that Light Realm Force could counter elemental shields.
• Huo Yuhao struggled with guilt over destroying Mingdu’s arsenal, but the Sky Dream Ice Silkworm reassured him that leaving the weapons intact could have cost even more lives.
• Xu Tianran planned to use the Sky Screen’s exposure of Huo Yuhao to impeach his father, consolidate the Sun Moon Empire, and seek power and knowledge in Teyvat.
• The Sky Screen showed Tang San tormenting Huo Yuhao and others in the Qiankun Asking Love Valley, including splitting Tang Wutong’s soul and forcing Winter to die.
• An anonymous deity mocked Tang San for the suffering and deaths he had inflicted on his daughters.

After Ronava revealed that Wang Dong had become an independent soul and the original Wang Dong was dead, Huo Yuhao demanded to see her but Mu En knocked him unconscious to protect him. The Sky Screen exposed Tang San’s soul-splitting and his inability to fix Xiao Wu’s soul, leaving Xiao Wu questioning him and asking to see the Life Goddess and Xiao Qi.

• Ronava said Wang Dong’s soul had developed an independent consciousness, and the God of Destruction asked whether the original Wang Dong had died when Tang Wutong’s soul returned.
• Huo Yuhao pleaded with Mu En to let him see Wang Dong, but Mu En struck him unconscious and resolved to let him see her when he woke.
• Mu En carried Huo Yuhao and reflected on how Tang San’s actions had shattered his respect for the Divine Realm.
• Tang San admitted that Wang Dong’er was a split soul of his daughter, Tang Wutong, and the Asura God accused him of splitting his daughter’s soul and failing to repair Xiao Wu’s soul problem.
• Xiao Wu asked Tang San to let her see the Life Goddess and check on Xiao Qi, while Tang San reached toward her but stopped before touching her.

The Sky Screen exposed Tang San’s treatment of Huo Yuhao, Wang Dong, and Wang Qiu'er, then recounted Huo Yuhao’s rapid rise to godhood. The revelation that Gu Yuena had awakened in another timeline left Di Tian’s counterpart confirming that his own Supreme Lord remained asleep, while Ice Empress questioned whether the Far North would still support Huo Yuhao.

• The comments revealed that Wang Dong and Tang Wutong were distinct, and that Tang San had harmed Huo Yuhao and Wang Qiu'er under the guise of testing his feelings for Xiao Qi.
• Xu Tianran recorded the Sky Screen’s revelations so he could give them to Huo Yuhao.
• The Sky Screen summarized Huo Yuhao’s sacrifices, cultivation breakthroughs, victories, and eventual inheritance of the God of Emotion’s divine seat.
• Di Tian learned that Gu Yuena from Douluo Continent had awakened and become a God King, then found that his own Supreme Lord remained asleep.
• Ice Empress asked whether her counterpart and the Far North’s soul beasts still intended to support Huo Yuhao.

The Sky Screen reward restored Tang Wutong’s soul and sent Huo Yuhao and Wang Dong across worlds, prompting Di Tian to seize the Three-Eyed Golden Lion and threaten Tang San. Tang San appeared to negotiate, then attacked, leaving the Ferocious Beasts facing his retaliation.

• The Ice Empress offered Di Tian ten-thousand-year ice marrow in exchange for capturing and tormenting Sky Dream Ice Silkworm, and Di Tian agreed to act.
• Yu Xiaogang and Tang Hao challenged Tang San over his future self splitting Xiao Qi’s soul, and Tang San vowed never to harm her.
• The Sky Screen rewarded Huo Yuhao with a journey across worlds with Wang Dong and restored Tang Wutong’s soul as two complete, separate individuals.
• Tang San located the Three-Eyed Golden Lion, but Di Tian seized her and threatened to take Tang Wutong’s soul with him if Tang San attacked.
• Tang San asked Di Tian what he wanted, then struck at the Ferocious Beasts.