Chapter Summaries

Plot points and events

• Ye Tian, a newborn only twelve or thirteen days old, is looked after by Huang Ruoxi, who feeds and cuddles him while his cousin Ye Linglong is away cultivating.
• Wanting to alert his God Emperor father to plots involving the Blood Sea Remnants and the Three Great Immortal Forces, Ye Tian asks his system how quickly talented babies develop.
• He learns that exceptional prodigies can speak as early as twenty days old. He decides to speak ahead of schedule and present his unusual ability as a sign of strong comprehension.
• After drinking his milk, Ye Tian calls Huang Ruoxi “pretty big sister,” astonishing her. He then calls for his father.
• Huang Ruoxi assumes the baby’s first words mean he wants to see his parents, and sends Ye Linglong a voice message so the family can be informed.

Character developments

• Ye Tian is calculating and eager to act, but also enjoys the affection he receives from Huang Ruoxi. He weighs the benefit of warning his father against losing the freedom he has enjoyed as a baby.
• Huang Ruoxi is devoted and tender toward Ye Tian. Her reaction to his first words reveals her delight and emotional attachment.
• Ye Linglong is absent, cultivating, but has entrusted Huang Ruoxi with Ye Tian’s care.

Character interactions

• Huang Ruoxi affectionately feeds, rocks, and kisses Ye Tian, while he privately judges her talent and plans how to use his early speech.
• Ye Tian’s first words surprise Huang Ruoxi; when he calls for his father, she interprets this as a baby’s natural wish to see his parents and contacts Ye Linglong.

Significant themes

• Talent and development: In this world, a child’s milestones reflect their physical gifts and future potential.
• Affection and duty: Huang Ruoxi’s care contrasts with Ye Tian’s pragmatic view of his situation.
• Concealment and strategy: Ye Tian tries to reveal enough of his abilities to influence events without giving up the advantages of being treated as a helpless infant.

Key plot points

• At just thirteen days old, Ye Tian unexpectedly speaks, astonishing his attendants: even the Ye Family’s famed prodigies spoke later.
• Ye Linglong rushes to tell his parents. She passes Ye Tian to Huang Ruoxi, then uses a rare Voice Transmission Stone to report the news.
• Ye Linglong and Huang Ruoxi are instantly transported to the main hall, where Ye Junlin, Yue Liuli, and the clan elders are gathered.
• Ye Tian calls Ye Junlin “Father” and Yue Liuli “Mother,” moving both parents to tears. An elder praises his early speech as a sign of exceptional talent, and Ye Junlin declares that his son has the makings of a God Emperor.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Tian shows precocious ability and, reflecting on his past life as an orphan, feels grateful for the loving family he has now.
• Ye Junlin, usually emotionally distant as God Emperor, becomes openly joyful and tender when Ye Tian speaks to him.
• Yue Liuli is overwhelmed by her son’s first words and cries with happiness.
• Ye Linglong is thrilled by Ye Tian’s speech, eagerly prompts him to call her “sister,” and affectionately showers him with kisses.
• Huang Ruoxi shares the excitement but quietly knows Ye Tian is no ordinary child: she believes he possesses an immortal bone and is a peerless prodigy, contradicting the elders’ assumption that he has a mortal physique.
• The elders celebrate Ye Tian’s early speech and compare him favorably with the family’s other prodigies.

Significant themes

• Family love and emotional renewal: Ye Tian’s birth draws even a powerful, detached God Emperor back into ordinary human feeling.
• Belonging and gratitude: Having a loving family is especially meaningful to Ye Tian because of his previous life’s loneliness.
• Talent and hidden identity: Ye Tian’s precocious speech suggests extraordinary ability, while the truth of his nature remains concealed from most of those present.

Key plot points and events

• Huang Ruoxi keeps Ye Tian’s Immortal Bone secret, reasoning that he must have his reasons for hiding it.
• Ye Tian realizes he can use infant-like behavior to alert his parents to danger without explaining how he knows about it. He pretends to be frightened, cries, and points east.
• Huang Ruoxi interprets his gestures and suggests that something in the eastern territory has scared him. Ye Tian stops crying, confirming her guess.
• Ye Junlin takes Huang Ruoxi, Yue Liuli, and Ye Tian to investigate, leaving the elders and Ye Linglong in the hall. Ye Linglong is disappointed not to be included but returns to her palace to cultivate.
• At a divine mountain in the east, Yue Liuli uses her Dao laws to reconstruct past events. They discover that the Fire Demon, Infernal Lion, and Bone Demon races have joined forces with remnants of the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone. A teleportation formation is intended to bring enemy forces to the Ye Family during Ye Tian’s one-month celebration, when they plan to assassinate him.
• Yue Liuli reacts with murderous fury toward the conspirators.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Tian carefully conceals his adult, transmigrated consciousness, using his infant body to communicate indirectly. He is embarrassed by having to cry but pleased that Huang Ruoxi understands him.
• Huang Ruoxi demonstrates perceptiveness and loyalty to Ye Tian, helping translate his gestures while keeping his secrets.
• Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli are affectionate but inexperienced at soothing their baby; once they believe he is threatened, their protectiveness becomes immediate and fierce.
• Ye Linglong feels left behind but looks forward to spending more time with Ye Tian later.

Significant themes

• Hidden identity and indirect communication: Ye Tian must conceal what he knows and communicate through childish behavior.
• Loyalty and trust: Huang Ruoxi prioritizes Ye Tian over the Ye Family’s broader interests.
• Family protection and parental love: Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli respond to the threat against their son with overwhelming force.
• Deception and conspiracy: Rival factions plot to exploit Ye Tian’s celebration as cover for an attack.

Key plot points and events

• After learning that the Three Great Immortal Forces and the Blood Sea remnants plan to attack Ye Tian at his one-month celebration, Yue Liuli vows to destroy them.
• Ye Junlin stops her, arguing that a quick annihilation would not be enough. He plans to let their main force enter the Eternal Ye Family, defeat them publicly, and use the attack to restore the Ye Family’s prestige and warn the wider world against harming his son.
• Seventeen days remain until the celebration, when the family expects both congratulatory delegations and hostile conspirators. Ye Junlin notes that Ye Tian’s primordial city should be completed by then.
• Yue Liuli rewards Huang Ruoxi for protecting Ye Tian and uncovering the plot by giving her the complete Phoenix Treasure Art, a legendary technique even the modern Phoenix Clan lacks. Huang accepts after Yue Liuli points out that her phoenix blood makes her especially suited to cultivate it.
• As Huang Ruoxi leaves with Ye Tian, Ye Junlin teases Yue Liuli that she may want Huang as their son’s future bride.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli reveals how fiercely protective she is: she is willing to personally annihilate powerful immortal forces for Ye Tian. She supports Ye Junlin’s more calculated plan and shows affection toward him with a kiss.
• Ye Junlin combines overwhelming confidence with political strategy, seeking both revenge and a public demonstration of the Ye Family’s strength.
• Ye Tian is moved by his parents’ devotion and privately marvels at their power and generosity. His inner banter with the system adds comic relief.
• Huang Ruoxi is humble and initially refuses the priceless gift, but accepts it as a favor from Ye Tian. She recognizes that serving him has brought her great honor.
• The chapter highlights the parents’ united protectiveness of Ye Tian, while Ye Junlin’s teasing and Yue Liuli’s affection show their easy intimacy.

Significant themes

• Parental devotion and protection: Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli treat any threat to their son as grounds for overwhelming retaliation.
• Power and reputation: The Ye Family intends not merely to win, but to make its return unmistakable and deter future enemies.
• Reward and loyalty: Huang Ruoxi’s service is repaid with an extraordinary inheritance, reflecting the family’s generosity toward those who protect Ye Tian.

Plot and events

• Yue Liuli decides to cultivate Huang Ruoxi, who has phoenix true blood, as Ye Tian’s personal maid. Ye Junlin agrees, trusting her because she has sworn a Great Dao Oath.
• Yue Liuli also proposes raising a captured Otherworldly Demon Princess as Ye Tian’s future personal guard. She and Ye Junlin believe the princess’s exceptional lineage could make her a powerful ally.
• Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli plan a grand one-month celebration to punish those who have offended the Eternal Ye Family. Ye Tian returns to being cared for by them, while the secret of his immortal bone remains concealed.
• Seventeen days later, the Ye Family announces Ye Tian’s celebration with a spectacular display of heaven-and-earth purple qi. Cultivators across the domain benefit: an old man breaks through to the Saint Realm and extends his life, while others improve their aptitude and cultivation.
• The celebration escalates with a Primordial Azure Dragon phantom. A human youth fights it using physical strength alone, defeats it, and vanishes along with the phantom. The spectacle concludes with proclamations of Ye Tian’s unmatched greatness and the Ye Family’s eternal supremacy.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli emerges as a forceful, strategic guardian of Ye Tian’s future, planning to surround him with powerful attendants.
• Ye Junlin supports her plans and turns his attention to the family’s political retaliation.
• Huang Ruoxi is positioned for a new role in Ye Tian’s household, while the captured princess is earmarked for long-term training.
• The elderly cultivator’s breakthrough illustrates how the Ye Family’s celebration affects people beyond its own ranks.

Significant themes

• Power and extravagance: The Ye Family uses resources on a scale that astonishes even other great powers.
• Loyalty and protection: Ye Tian’s parents plan to secure his future with devoted, formidable companions.
• Public influence and karmic debt: The purple qi benefits countless cultivators, earning the Ye Family gratitude and goodwill.
• Dynastic supremacy: The celebration presents Ye Tian as a symbol of the Ye Family’s dominance and enduring legacy.

Key plot points and events

• The Eternal Ye Family’s full-moon banquet for newborn Ye Tian draws an overwhelming response from across the Myriad Heavens and Worlds.
• Prestigious powers—including the Dao God Church, Great Thunderclap Temple, Rainbow Garment Great Church, Northern Profound Sacred Land, Flame Mountain Great Church, Golden Lion Clan, and Great Xia Ancient Kingdom—travel to congratulate the family and present lavish gifts.
• Their attendance makes clear that the Ye Family’s influence extends far beyond the immortal powers: even ordinary cultivators recognize that its name commands respect.
• The family has sent no formal invitations, yet nearly every major power attends or makes a gesture. Some hostile forces are quietly preparing for their own purposes.
• Ye Family disciples welcome guests at the gates. Though treated as ordinary within the family, they are powerful and receive great deference from visitors.
• Held in Yue Liuli’s arms, Ye Tian takes in the vast world and the scale of the celebration. The Dao God Church’s arrival is announced with an extravagant list of gifts, including a God Venerable Secret Art.

Character developments

• Ye Tian experiences his first real view of the world’s grandeur and begins to grasp the extraordinary influence of his family. He reacts with amusement and satisfaction, joking internally that his powerful father makes an easy life possible.
• Yue Liuli carries Ye Tian as he observes the banquet and its guests.
• The Ye Family disciples show quiet pride in their standing, while carrying out their receiving duties with confidence.

Significant themes

• Inherited power and privilege: Ye Tian’s status as the God Emperor’s son places him far above ordinary cultivators before he has done anything himself.
• Political influence and hierarchy: The attendance of ancient, powerful institutions demonstrates the Ye Family’s supremacy.
• Spectacle and excess: The banquet’s scale and the gifts underscore the family’s immense wealth and resources.
• Admiration and envy: Ordinary cultivators marvel at Ye Tian’s fortune, especially when famous beauties and holy maidens are brought to the event.

Character interactions

• Visiting powers pay homage to the Ye Family through their leaders, delegations, and gifts; Ye Family disciples receive them at the gates.
• Cultivators exchange astonished reports about which powers are attending, while young men lament that even their idealized holy maidens may be within Ye Tian’s reach.
• Ye Tian quietly observes the festivities from Yue Liuli’s arms, reflecting on his new life and his father’s influence.

Key plot points and events

• Immortal factions gather at the Eternal Ye Family to celebrate the one-month birthday of Ye Tian, the newborn son of the God Emperor. They bring lavish gifts, including rare scriptures, Divine Flesh Marrow, divine weapons, secret arts, and herbs.
• The Great Xia Ancient Kingdom presents a Sun-Moon Universe Diagram. Its princess hopes to become Ye Tian’s maid and use the connection to help her declining kingdom.
• The Rainbow Garment Great Church offers three ancient treasures and publicly announces that its holy maiden wishes to serve Ye Tian for life. The Great Xia princess sees her as a rival.
• Yao Xi, Holy Maiden of Jade Lake and the Ye Family matriarch’s chosen daughter-in-law, arrives with extraordinary gifts. Her Taiyin Sacred Physique has flourished since Ye Tian removed the cold poison from her body; she has reached the divine abode realm and awakened nine divine abodes.
• The guests realize Yao Xi is already Ye Tian’s fiancée, despite his being only a month old.
• Yue Liuli displays affection for Ye Tian while warning that anyone who harms him will face the destruction of their entire clan.
• The gathered guests are transported to a splendid divine mountain and terrace, where a supreme being appears.

Character developments and interactions

• The Great Xia princess reveals her political ambition: she hopes to become Ye Tian’s maid to secure the Eternal Ye Family’s support. The Rainbow Garment holy maiden’s offer frustrates her.
• The Rainbow Garment holy maiden willingly gives up the prestige of her title for the chance to serve Ye Tian, judging that his lineage and future outweigh her status.
• Yao Xi arrives not merely as a powerful prodigy but as Ye Tian’s betrothed. Her rapid advancement underscores her growing importance.
• Yue Liuli combines maternal tenderness—kissing Ye Tian and wishing him happiness—with fierce, public protectiveness.
• The visiting factions compete to win the Ye Family’s favor through gifts and offers of service, while onlookers react with awe, envy, and speculation.

Significant themes

• Power and political allegiance: Factions offer immense treasures and personal service to align themselves with the Ye Family.
• Status versus opportunity: The holy maidens and princess weigh prestigious positions against the advantages of serving Ye Tian.
• Inherited privilege and envy: Ye Tian’s background grants him extraordinary protection and attention before he can even speak.
• Maternal love and deterrence: Yue Liuli’s tenderness is paired with a threat meant to discourage hidden enemies.
• Prodigy and destiny: Yao Xi’s rare physique and nine divine abodes mark her as an exceptional future powerhouse.

Key plot points and events

• Yue Liuli, Holy Lord of the Jade Pool and matriarch of the Ye Family, arrives at Ye Tian’s one-month banquet. The assembled leaders and guests show her deference.
• She asks the Rainbow Garment Holy Maiden whether she truly intends to become Ye Tian’s maid, noting that he already has Huang Ruoxi, the Phoenix Ancient Kingdom’s eldest princess, in that role. The Holy Maiden swears lifelong loyalty, kneels, and performs nine bows; Yue Liuli approves.
• Secretly, leaders of the Fire Demon, Bone Demon, and Infernal Lion races plan to assassinate Ye Tian. Believing Ye Junlin is absent, they intend to strike near the end of the Lot-Drawing Ceremony, with help from survivors of the destroyed Blood Sea Forbidden Zone.
• The banquet’s Great Dao Blessing begins. Ye Tian is placed in a formation that channels spiritual energy and Dao power into his body. His Immortal Bone remains concealed by the system.
• The system reacts to the blessing by upgrading and granting Ye Tian “infinite epiphany mode,” which removes cultivation bottlenecks. The ability fuses with him and activates immediately, causing the formation to shake as power surges through it.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli displays her authority and evaluates the Rainbow Garment Holy Maiden as a potential maid, while arranging to take her in after the banquet.
• The Rainbow Garment Holy Maiden demonstrates unwavering submission and acceptance of her place beneath Ye Tian.
• Huang Ruoxi reacts jealously, viewing the new maid as a rival for her master’s attention.
• The Great Xia princess appears about to speak but holds back.
• Ye Tian remains carefree and confident, aware of the assassination plot but trusting his father’s protection. He resents the system’s powerful gifts because they interfere with his wish to relax.
• The conspirators exploit what they believe is Ye Junlin’s absence, revealing their willingness to sacrifice their forces to eliminate Ye Tian.

Significant themes

• Power and hierarchy: Yue Liuli’s status commands instant respect, while the maids’ roles are defined by submission and loyalty.
• Ambition versus survival: The conspirators fear Ye Tian’s future potential and seek to kill him before he can mature.
• Talent and destiny: The blessing and epiphany mode reinforce Ye Tian’s extraordinary prospects.
• Comedic contrast: Ye Tian’s desire to do nothing clashes with the system’s escalating, unsolicited rewards.

Plot points and events

• Ye Tian’s blessing ceremony initially appears to destabilize the array, alarming the Ye Family and guests. But he remains unharmed, laughing as runes and light gather around him.
• The ceremony produces spectacular omens: divine radiance, Dao laws, and auspicious clouds. An Elder Sage’s phantom appears, followed by countless Saint phantoms who bow to Ye Tian.
• The spectacle convinces many observers that Ye Tian is no ordinary child, despite rumors that he has a mortal physique. Friendly forces congratulate the Ye Family, while hostile factions renew their resolve to kill him.
• The hostile powers hold back because Ye Tian is the son of the reigning God Emperor, but they hope the Blood Sea Remnants will act first.
• With the blessing ceremony complete, the family announces the next event: the traditional lot-drawing ceremony, believed to hint at a child’s future.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli moves from alarm to relief, then privately suspects Ye Tian has a concealed, extraordinary physique, given his earlier feats and the ceremony’s signs.
• Ye Tian remains cheerful and untroubled amid the supernatural display, while his power and significance become impossible to ignore.
• The Holy Maiden of Jade Lake and other young women, including Saintess Nishang and Huang Ruoxi, are captivated by Ye Tian’s adorable smile. The Holy Maiden also suspects he helped cure her cold poison and regards him with renewed interest as her fiancé.
• The Ye Family interprets the omens as proof of success and receives congratulations from allied forces.
• Hostile factions discuss Ye Tian secretly, concluding that claims of his mortal physique are likely a deception, and consider how to eliminate him.

Significant themes

• Hidden greatness and mistaken appearances: Ye Tian’s supposed ordinary physique contrasts sharply with signs of overwhelming talent.
• Destiny and divine recognition: The Elder Sage and Saint visions suggest Ye Tian may be destined for extraordinary power.
• Political danger surrounding prodigies: His potential attracts both admiration and assassination plans.
• Protection versus ambition: Enemies fear the God Emperor’s retaliation, yet plot to exploit the situation through others.

Plot and events

• At Ye Tian’s one-month lot-drawing ceremony, Yue Liuli reveals an array of objects, each representing a Great Dao or calling. The gathered immortals eagerly speculate which path the God Emperor’s son will choose.
• Ye Tian, who wants to avoid attention and preserve his easy, idle life, searches for a choice that will make others underestimate him.
• He spots a woman’s handkerchief, picks it up, and sniffs it. The crowd interprets the choice as a sign that he intends to become a pleasure-seeking rake rather than pursue a great Dao.
• The ceremony’s hopeful spectators are shocked and disappointed, while rival forces secretly regard the spectacle as a last amusement before their planned attack on the Eternal Ye Family.
• Yue Liuli silences the crowd with a terrifying display of power, threatens anyone who insults her son, and warmly assures Ye Tian that she will support whatever he chooses.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Tian deliberately chooses the handkerchief to cultivate a reputation as a frivolous wastrel, believing that being underestimated will help him stay undisturbed. His outwardly scandalous gesture contrasts with his private, strategic motive.
• Yue Liuli shows both fierce protectiveness and unconditional affection: she first lets Ye Tian choose freely, then defends him from public judgment.
• The Ye Family and gathered observers reveal their high expectations, projecting Ye Tian’s past feats in alchemy and swordsmanship onto his future choice. Their admiration turns to disbelief when he selects the handkerchief.
• The rival immortal forces remain confident that Ye Tian will soon die in their planned assault, treating the ceremony as a temporary diversion.
• The Princess of Great Xia and Saintess Nishang quietly welcome the apparent implication that Ye Tian may want maids.

Significant themes

• Appearance versus intention: The crowd mistakes Ye Tian’s calculated choice for genuine debauchery.
• Expectations and identity: Others want the infant to embody a heroic destiny, while Ye Tian seeks freedom from their scrutiny.
• Parental loyalty: Yue Liuli’s support for her son is unconditional, even when his choice seems embarrassing.
• Irony and dramatic contrast: The audience views Ye Tian as a wastrel just as enemies underestimate him and his family’s strength.

Plot points

• Yue Liuli publicly accepts Ye Tian as her only child, insisting that his happiness matters more than his talent or ambition. Her overwhelming authority silences the Ye Family’s doubters.
• Saintess Nishang and the Princess of Great Xia privately welcome the possibility that Ye Tian is a carefree wastrel, hoping to become his maids and use the Ye Family’s power to restore their fallen forces.
• The Fire Demon, Bone Demon, and Infernal Lion races secretly coordinate an attack. Their leaders plan to use a teleportation array to enter the Ye Family and kill Ye Tian.
• Ye Tian’s system warns him of the plot, but he remains confident because Yue Liuli is there to protect him.
• The three races launch an open invasion during Ye Tian’s one-month celebration, announcing that they have come to kill the God Emperor’s son. Their forces attack the Ye Family’s divine mountains, throwing the gathering guests into alarm.
• Three True God attackers confront Yue Liuli, but she effortlessly destroys them. She then kills dozens more invaders and orders the Ye Family to repel the assault. Ye Family elders and disciples mobilize for battle.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli shows fierce maternal devotion and absolute confidence in her power. She protects Ye Tian without hesitation and takes command of the defense.
• Ye Tian remains amused and unafraid despite the assassination attempt, trusting his mother’s strength and joking inwardly about the scale of the attack.
• Saintess Nishang and the Great Xia Princess view Ye Tian’s supposed lack of ambition as an opportunity to secure his favor and advance their own goals.
• The three invading races reveal their hostility openly, convinced that killing Ye Tian would remove a future threat—even if they cannot destroy the Ye Family itself.
• The attending immortal forces react with shock; some, including a Buddha from the Great Thunderclap Temple, watch from the sidelines to see how the crisis unfolds.

Significant themes

• Parental love and protection: Yue Liuli values her child’s well-being above status or ability.
• Power and intimidation: Her God Sovereign strength makes the attackers’ True God might seem insignificant.
• Ambition and self-interest: The would-be maids see Ye Tian’s status as a means to restore their own forces.
• Arrogance and audacity: The enemy races risk a direct assault on the Eternal Ye Family to eliminate its infant heir.

Key plot points and events

• Guests at the Eternal Ye Family’s celebration prepare to help when the Three Great Immortal Forces launch an attack, but a mysterious, black-mist figure traps them with an Army-Calming Talisman’s spatial seal.
• The attackers—among them the Fire Demon, Bone Demon, and Infernal Lion Races—pour experts into the Ye Family’s territory. Their goal is to cause as much destruction as possible while waiting for their leaders and most powerful ancestors to arrive.
• Ye Family elder Ye Zhanyao suddenly intervenes, cutting down the Fire Demon Race’s third elder with a single strike before he can be rescued.
• Yue Liuli and the infant Ye Tian witness the fight. Ye Tian is astonished by the elder’s strength.
• Ye Zhanyao tells the arriving Ye Family members to stand back, confident he can deal with the invaders himself.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Zhanyao is revealed as a formidable, ruthless swordsman and a former instructor of Ye Sword God. He arrives just in time and immediately takes control of the battle.
• Ye Tian reacts to the sudden display of power with awe, inwardly concluding that the family’s strength makes danger less frightening.
• Yue Liuli observes Ye Zhanyao’s decisive victory approvingly.
• The attacking elders are fanatical and prepared to die for their assault; the Fire Demon elder’s confidence collapses into terror when Ye Zhanyao strikes.
• The black-mist figure remains hidden, deliberately keeping potential reinforcements away from the Ye Family.

Significant themes

• The Ye Family’s overwhelming strength: The attackers expect to exploit a temporary opening, but even a single Ye Family elder proves deadly.
• Loyalty and sacrifice: The invading forces commit nearly their entire strength, accepting that they may not return.
• Hidden threats and betrayal: The spatial trap and unseen figure suggest a deeper conspiracy behind the assault.
• Confidence challenged by reality: The invaders’ eagerness to slaughter gives way to shock when they meet Ye Zhanyao.

Key plot points and events

• Ye Zhanyao, the Ye Family’s sixth elder, arrives wielding the Heavenly Profound Sword. A Bone Demon elder confronts him over Ye Zhanyao’s past killing of his brother, and the two prepare to settle their feud.
• The Three Great Immortal Forces launch a full assault on the Eternal Ye Family. Their leaders—the Fire Demon, Bone Demon, and Infernal Lion patriarchs—aim to kill the infant Ye Tian before his absent father, God Emperor Ye Junlin, can intervene.
• The attackers locate Ye Tian in his mother Yue Liuli’s arms and charge. Yue Liuli confronts them, while Ye Family elders engage the invading forces.
• The patriarchs’ plan depends on an insider disabling the Ye Family’s Clan Protection Array so remnants of the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone can enter. The insider is Ye Jiancai, master of the Myriad Treasures Pavilion. He has also used an Army-Calming Talisman to prevent the banquet guests from coming to the Ye Family’s aid.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Zhanyao is portrayed as a confident, formidable swordsman who treats his old enemy with contempt and accepts the challenge.
• Ye Tian remains a witty, self-assured infant narrator. Though alarmed when the Infernal Lion Patriarch finds him, he trusts his mother’s strength.
• Yue Liuli responds fiercely to the threat against her child, placing herself between Ye Tian and the attackers.
• Ye Jiancai is revealed as the Ye Family’s traitor. He has spent years nursing resentment toward Ye Junlin, who ordered Ye Jiancai’s son executed for abducting and murdering another sect’s holy maiden and abusing the Ye Family’s name.
• The Bone Demon elder’s grudge against Ye Zhanyao mirrors Ye Jiancai’s personal vendetta: both are driven by losses they blame on the Ye Family.

Significant themes

• Family loyalty and vengeance: Personal grief fuels the attack and the betrayal.
• Duty and justice: Ye Junlin’s execution of Ye Jiancai’s son is presented as a response to grave crimes, though it creates lasting consequences.
• Betrayal and vulnerability: Even a powerful clan can be endangered by corruption within its ranks.
• Protection of the next generation: The invaders target Ye Tian as a future threat, while his mother and the Ye Family fight to defend him.

Plot points and events

• Yue Liuli overwhelms the leaders of the Fire Demon, Bone Demon, and Infernal Lion Races, demonstrating power that appears close to breaking beyond the God Sovereign realm. Ye Tian remains safe in her arms.
• The three leaders’ ancestors arrive and combine their strength to stop Yue Liuli, but even five God Sovereign experts struggle to withstand her attack.
• One ancestor calls on an unseen ally to honor their agreement. Ye Jiancai, master of the Myriad Treasures Pavilion, reveals himself as a traitor: he disables the Eternal Ye Family’s protective array.
• With the barrier down, remnants of the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone invade, intending to avenge their fallen faction, kill Ye Tian, and massacre the Ye Family.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli establishes herself as an exceptionally powerful protector, easily dominating multiple Immortal Force leaders and confronting their ancestors.
• Ye Tian remains playful and confident in his mother’s protection, joking internally that she handles the killing while he provides the laughter.
• Yao Xi is inspired by Yue Liuli and vows to grow strong enough to catch up with her, encouraged by her own rapid cultivation.
• Ye Jiancai’s betrayal becomes explicit: he chooses to help the Blood Sea remnants and the allied forces rather than defend the Ye Family. Their coordinated plan depends on his access to the clan’s array core.

Significant themes

• Overwhelming power and family protection: Yue Liuli’s strength makes the Ye Family’s enemies appear helpless, while her defense of Ye Tian drives the battle.
• Ambition and emulation: Yao Xi turns admiration into a resolve to improve.
• Betrayal and hidden threats: The Ye Family’s greatest danger emerges not just from outside attackers but from a trusted insider.
• Escalation: Just as Yue Liuli seems poised to end the conflict, the disabled barrier opens the way for a much larger invasion.

Plot points and events

• Survivors of the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone exploit the disappearance of the Ye Family’s clan-protecting formation to invade during baby Ye Tian’s one-month celebration. The formation had been secretly disabled, apparently as part of a conspiracy involving the invaders, the Three Great Immortal Forces, and a traitor within the Ye Family.
• Ye Family elders counterattack immediately. Sixth Elder Ye Zhanyao slaughters tens of thousands of lesser dark creatures with a single sword strike, while Yue Liuli overwhelms the ancestors of the Three Great Immortal Forces.
• Fourth Elder Ye Zhen joins the battle and crushes the Fire Demon and Bone Demon patriarchs with his great hammer.
• The Bloodwing God Sovereign, leader of the Blood Sea remnants, tries to reach Ye Tian but is stopped by Yue Liuli. She kills him with a single divine attack.
• With their leaders dead, the invading forces are routed. Nearly all their experts above the divine realm are killed in less than half an incense stick.

Character developments

• Yue Liuli is revealed as an exceptionally powerful and composed defender: she protects Ye Tian while effortlessly suppressing formidable enemies.
• Ye Zhen shows his overwhelming strength and aggressive, good-humored confidence, fighting three wounded leaders at once.
• Ye Zhanyao displays fierce loyalty to Ye Junlin and the family, taking pride in having fought beside the God Emperor.
• Ye Tian remains safe and entertained, but notices that the formation’s deactivation implies a traitor with access to the family’s inner workings. Reassured that his Absolute Defense remains active, he decides to leave the danger to his family.

Significant themes

• The Ye Family’s overwhelming power contrasts with the enemies’ ambition and desperation.
• Loyalty and vengeance drive the conflict: the Blood Sea survivors seek revenge against Ye Junlin by targeting his infant son, while the Ye elders defend the family without hesitation.
• The discovery that a traitor may be inside the Ye Family introduces a new threat beyond the battlefield.
• Ye Tian’s humorous, modern-minded inner commentary provides a light contrast to the brutal violence around him.

Character interactions

• Yue Liuli shields Ye Tian and confronts the invading forces, while he watches from her arms and admires her.
• Ye Zhen and Ye Zhanyao fight alongside one another as the Ye elders repel the assault.
• The Bloodwing God Sovereign coordinates with the Three Great Immortal Forces and the apparent Ye Family traitor, but Yue Liuli prevents him from reaching Ye Tian.
• The invaders’ attacks on the family end in a crushing defeat, reinforcing the elders’ confidence in the God Emperor and the Ye Family.

Key plot points and events

• As the Infernal Lion patriarch and five allied God Sovereign ancestors escape the failed attack, they use a Teleportation Array prepared by Ye Jiancai.
• Instead of returning to their territories, they arrive in the Eternal Ye Family’s Heavenly Prison. Their cultivation is sealed, leaving them helpless.
• Messages from their Lineages reveal that Ye Junlin has already destroyed the three allied Immortal Forces. The patriarch realizes their attack was doomed and that the Ye Family’s apparent vulnerability was part of a larger plan.
• Yue Liuli confirms their deductions and reveals that Ye Junlin is returning. She captures and throws aside Ye Jiancai, the conspirator who helped arrange the betrayal.
• Ye Tian recognizes that his parents had been aware of the plot and had allowed it to unfold under their control. He jokes with his System, while acknowledging that his warning helped ensure the conspirators could not escape.

Character developments and interactions

• The Infernal Lion patriarch goes from relieved confidence to horror, grief, and regret when he discovers the prison and learns his Lineage has been destroyed. He blames Ye Jiancai, unaware that Ye Jiancai was also being manipulated.
• The allied ancestors initially rage against their imprisonment, but surrender to despair once they learn their Lineages have fallen.
• Yue Liuli appears calm and firmly in control throughout. She confirms the prisoners’ suspicions and effortlessly captures Ye Jiancai.
• Ye Tian is surprised by the extent of his parents’ foreknowledge. His banter with the System masks his recognition that his warning mattered.
• Ye Jiancai is exposed as a failed conspirator and reduced to a helpless pawn in a plan controlled by Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli.

Significant themes

• Deception and hidden control: The conspirators believe they have a safe escape, but the Array and their entire operation are already under the Ye Family’s control.
• Overwhelming power: The allied forces’ combined strength proves insignificant against the Ye Family’s leaders.
• Betrayal and consequences: The patriarch’s misplaced trust in Ye Jiancai contributes to his faction’s ruin.
• Family protection and strategy: Ye Tian’s parents quietly safeguard him and their family by anticipating the conspiracy and acting decisively.

Key plot points and events

• Yue Liuli confronts Ye Jiancai, master of the Myriad Treasures Pavilion, over his role in a plot against the Eternal Ye Family. He pretends innocence and claims he has been framed.
• The Infernal Lion Race patriarch joins the act, blaming a “villain” and pleading that the hostile forces were misled. In truth, he remains resentful of the humiliation.
• Yue Liuli reveals the evidence: Ye Jiancai sought revenge for his son’s execution by conspiring with the Three Great Immortal Forces and the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone Remnants. He helped them enter the family grounds through hidden Teleportation Arrays and disabled the Clan Protection Array.
• As Yue Liuli refuses to spare him, Ye Jiancai makes a sudden attempt to kill the infant Ye Tian. Before he can strike, Ye Junlin returns and beheads him with a single sword blow.
• Ye Junlin then annihilates Ye Jiancai’s body and kills the Infernal Lion patriarch and five other patriarchs with a casual gesture. He says he has already crushed the Three Great Immortal Forces and warns that anyone who threatens his son risks the destruction of their entire race.

Character developments and interactions

• Yue Liuli moves from accusation to open fury as Ye Jiancai’s betrayal and shameless denials become clear. She remains protective of Ye Tian and recognizes that Ye Junlin has returned.
• Ye Jiancai reveals the depth of his treachery: after Ye Junlin forgave his earlier wrongdoing, he responded by plotting against the family and trying to murder Ye Tian. When exposed, he resorts to deception and then a desperate final attack.
• Ye Tian watches the adults’ confrontation with amused disdain, trusting his “Invincible Defense Mode” to protect him. He is surprised—but not endangered—when Ye Junlin intervenes.
• The Infernal Lion patriarch attempts to save himself by shifting blame onto Ye Jiancai, while secretly nursing a desire for revenge. He is swiftly killed along with the other patriarchs.
• Ye Junlin’s return establishes his overwhelming power and devotion to his family. After eliminating the threats, he comforts Yue Liuli and turns his attention to Ye Tian’s future.

Significant themes

• Betrayal and consequences: Ye Jiancai’s abuse of his position and betrayal of the family lead to immediate, irreversible punishment.
• Deception versus truth: The conspirators’ theatrical pleas contrast with Yue Liuli’s knowledge of their actions.
• Parental protection and power: Ye Junlin’s intervention emphasizes that threats to his wife or son will be met with overwhelming force.
• Justice and ruthlessness: The chapter presents swift extermination as the response to a conspiracy that endangered the family and its heir.

Key plot points and events

• Ye Junlin returns to the Eternal Ye Family’s main hall with infant Ye Tian and Yue Liuli after the successful full-month celebration. The celebration has strengthened the family’s reputation: Ye Junlin’s forces destroyed the Blood Sea Forbidden Zone and three rebellious powers that had targeted his son.
• Ye Junlin declares Ye Tian destined to become the family’s second God Emperor and decides the child needs a mount. He orders the Great Elder Ye Wanjun and Second Elder Ye Wanjie to claim the Primordial Dragon Egg from the Ancestral Dragon Nest.
• Scouts from across the heavens watch the elders approach and spread news of Ye Tian’s celebration and the Ye Family’s victories. Other factions fear the family may become even more powerful if Ye Tian lives up to the rumors about him.
• At the Ancestral Dragon Nest, the two elders openly demand its treasured egg, declaring that the dragon prince inside will become Ye Tian’s mount. Faced with the threat of a larger assault, the Nest reluctantly hands it over after a brief protest.
• The elders leave with the egg, while the Nest’s members roar in anger but do not dare retaliate.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Junlin is both fiercely protective and openly affectionate toward Ye Tian. He sees the child as a future ruler and treats securing a dragon mount as a natural privilege.
• Ye Tian inwardly rejects the public image being built around him. He considers himself ordinary and wishes people would stop calling him a prodigy, though the System hints that his immortal bone may belie his doubts.
• Ye Wanjun and Ye Wanjie act as the Ye Family’s intimidating representatives, making their demand without negotiation and securing the egg through sheer force of reputation.
• The Ancestral Dragon Nest protests its humiliation but yields because it fears the consequences of defying the Ye Family.
• The gathered scouts and distant factions react with shock, curiosity, and apprehension, amplifying the Ye Family’s influence through rumor.

Significant themes

• Overwhelming power and intimidation: The Ye Family’s recent victories make even proud rivals submit without a fight.
• Arrogance and entitlement: The elders treat the Primordial Dragon Egg as something the family can simply claim, and Ye Junlin assumes a dragon prince should serve his son.
• Reputation and rumor: Stories about Ye Tian’s supposed genius spread rapidly, even as he privately rejects them.
• Family legacy: Ye Junlin frames Ye Tian as the next great ruler, linking the child’s future to the Ye Family’s dominance.

Key events

• The Eternal Ye Family watches the Great and Second Elders return from the Ancestral Dragon Nest, where they obtained a Primordial Dragon Egg for the infant Ye Tian.
• The elders joke about the pair’s fearsome reputations and the Second Elder’s unusually tender affection for Ye Tian. The two admit they regret missing his one-month celebration.
• Ye Junlin thanks them with wine, and they present the radiant egg as their belated gift. Huang Ruoxi, Ye Tian’s maid and a woman with pure phoenix blood, feels her bloodline react to the powerful presence inside.
• The elders compete for Ye Tian’s affection, each asking for a kiss. Uncomfortable with kissing their aged faces, Ye Tian gestures to be held by Huang Ruoxi instead. He nestles against her, leaving her blushing and embarrassed.
• Yue Liuli praises her son’s apparent fondness for women and imagines him marrying several holy or divine maidens to strengthen the family. Ye Junlin privately notes her double standard: she expects him to remain devoted to one wife but welcomes a future harem for their son.
• As the family jokes, the Primordial Dragon Egg suddenly trembles and erupts with dazzling light, signaling a major disturbance.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Wanjun and Ye Wanjie are revealed as ruthless, battle-hungry elders who are nevertheless openly soft toward Ye Tian. They squabble over who gets to kiss him.
• Ye Tian is portrayed as an unusually clever, comically flirtatious infant. He avoids the elders’ kisses by choosing Huang Ruoxi, while inwardly appreciating the dragon egg as a future mount.
• Huang Ruoxi is startled by the egg’s powerful aura and embarrassed by Ye Tian’s closeness, though she interprets his behavior innocently and comforts him.
• Ye Junlin and Yue Liuli share a warm but teasing exchange. Their opposing expectations about marriage provide the chapter’s central domestic joke.

Significant themes

• Fearsome power paired with tenderness: the elders’ brutality toward enemies contrasts with their affection for Ye Tian.
• Family pride and lineage: the dragon egg is a lavish gift for the young master, while Yue Liuli frames future marriages as a way to expand the family.
• Comedy through double standards: Yue Liuli’s strict expectations for her husband differ sharply from her permissive hopes for her son.
• Foreshadowing: the egg’s reaction hints at the extraordinary dragon within and sets up the next development.

Plot points and events

• The Primordial Dragon Egg begins hatching in the Ye Family’s great hall, and the elders expect a peerless dragon destined to become young master Ye Tian’s mount.
• The egg produces a small, crystal-bright creature—but once she emerges, everyone sees that she looks like a little snake. She calmly drinks the leftover egg fluid.
• Ye Tian’s system reveals that she was originally an exceptionally gifted dragon, but countless ages caused her bloodline to mutate and regress, leaving her with mediocre talent.
• The elders assume the Ancestral Dragon Nest deliberately deceived the Ye Family. Second Elder Ye Wanjie grows furious and prepares to attack them.
• Ye Junlin realizes that time, not a deliberate trick, caused the dragon’s decline. Before Ye Wanjie can leave, someone points out that Ye Tian seems fond of the little dragon.

Character developments and interactions

• Ye Tian initially considers eating the egg, then decides a dragon might make a good playmate. After learning her history, he feels sympathy for her and sees a parallel between her weak inheritance and his own vulnerability—though he recognizes how much more protected and fortunate he is.
• Ye Wanjie reacts with explosive anger, interpreting the hatchling’s poor condition as an insult to the family.
• Ye Wanjun and the other elders begin delighted and hopeful, but become shocked and indignant when the hatchling appears unimpressive.
• Ye Junlin remains perceptive and level-headed, correctly identifying the bloodline regression as the result of time.
• Yue Liuli gently places Ye Tian beside the hatchling, allowing him to interact with her; his interest becomes the reason the elders pause their confrontation.

Significant themes

• The unpredictability of time: Even an extraordinary bloodline can deteriorate over ages.
• Appearance versus origin: The little “snake” was once a peerless dragon, showing that her current condition hides her former potential.
• Protection and privilege: Ye Tian’s sympathy highlights the contrast between his exceptional family support and the hatchling’s apparent abandonment.
• Family pride and impulsiveness: The elders’ outrage reflects the Ye Family’s fierce pride, while Ye Junlin’s insight offers a calmer perspective.