Vol. 1Volume 1

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Chapters 1–32 Read from ch. 1

Arc 1The Holy Spirit Declaration

The Heavenly Screen exposed the Holy Spirit Continent’s immense power and technological advantage, while Douluo’s leaders mocked it and then tried to shift blame when gods entered the conflict. Lin Yan declared war and prepared an expedition against Douluo, ending with Lingxiao demonstrating the Holy Spirit Continent’s military strength as Douluo’s leaders insisted they could not be found.

  • Holy Spirit Puni awakened and empowered the continent, while the Golden Ranking Heavenly Screen established cross-domain communication and rankings for the Douluo and Holy Spirit domains.
  • The Heavenly Screen rewarded Sea Spear Douluo, then revealed the Azure Abyss Ancient Whale’s two-million-year power and transformed it with a divine reward, silencing Douluo’s doubters.
  • Yu Xiaogang and other Douluo leaders mocked the Holy Spirit Continent and disputed its strength, while its residents and leaders answered with taunts and demonstrations of powerful soul beasts, gods, and Class 16 Soul Tools.
  • The rankings rewarded figures from both continents, including Gu Rong, Yu Yuanzhen, Ao Che, and Jun Mowen, while Douluo’s leaders began fearing retaliation after learning that some of their targets were First-Level Gods.
  • The Asura God probed the Holy Spirit Continent and was struck by Lin Yan’s spiritual power, prompting the Divine Realm’s God Kings to discuss the threat and the Holy Spirit God Kings to prepare for war.
  • Douluo’s leaders apologized and blamed Yu Xiaogang for their insults, but Lin Yan declared war after the two sides exchanged further taunts and ordered the Holy Spirit forces to prepare to depart.
  • Lin Yan appointed Soronson and Holy Thunder Rey as commanders and summoned Ao Che, Jun Mowen, the Azure Abyss Ancient Whale, and Lingxiao to join the expedition against Douluo.
  • The Heavenly Screen rewarded Chen Xin and Sea Dragon Douluo, then showed Lingxiao testing the Jingming carrier and its godslaying fighters as Douluo’s leaders insisted the weapons posed no threat while their location remained unknown.
Chapters 1–25 Summaries Read