Recaps

Ye Han cultivated in a newly discovered purification cavern at Five-Finger Mountain, using its water to cleanse the white jade Nine-Tailed Demon Fox’s curse and purify the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle. As he studied a prayer bead covered in swastika characters, he found that they seemed to loosen his cultivation bottlenecks, though the Reincarnation Fruit on the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron’s lid was causing trouble.

• Ye Han and his companions discovered purification pools inside Five-Finger Mountain that could cleanse resistance to reincarnation mushrooms.
• Ye Han drew the purification water into the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron to purify the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle and continue cleansing the white jade Nine-Tailed Demon Fox’s curse.
• Ye Han examined the crystal prayer bead he had chosen, while Fairy Water Dew kept the brush treasure and Ye Han held the Jade Plaque for the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle.
• Ye Han studied the bead’s swastika characters and sensed they were loosening the bottlenecks in his physical and spell cultivation.
• Ye Han was troubled by the Reincarnation Fruit on the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron’s lid.

Ye Han’s prayer bead triggered a clash between Buddhist power and the ancient human race inheritance, strengthening his divine soul and inheritance before the bead shattered. He then sensed the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle trying to escape from the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.

• Ye Han struggled to save the reincarnation fruit and sapling from the Mist King’s poison using water from the Purification Water Pool.
• Ye Han’s resolve brought a powerful change in his divine soul as the prayer bead released golden flames and Buddhist chanting filled his divine sense sea.
• The ancient human race inheritance erupted from its city wall and shattered the Buddhist swastika light, absorbing its golden energy and strengthening Ye Han’s divine soul and inheritance.
• Ye Han found a golden metal rune inside the shattered prayer bead and sensed a Buddhist aura within it.
• Ye Han felt the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron tremble and realized the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle was trying to escape.

Ye Han struggled to contain the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron after it turned against him and freed the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle. He accepted the Mysterious Woman’s offer to help in exchange for reincarnation mushrooms, and she struck the cauldron’s eye with a powerful hand formed from the Ancient Human Race Inheritance.

• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron unleashed purple runes and freed the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle, which attacked Ye Han’s divine soul.
• Ye Han fought back with his twin divine souls and the Ancient Human Race Inheritance, but the clash threatened to damage his souls and the cauldron.
• The Mysterious Woman offered help from the Water Spirit Coffin in exchange for nine reincarnation mushrooms, and Ye Han agreed before lowering the price to eight.
• The Mysterious Woman warned Ye Han not to deceive her, then opened the Water Spirit Coffin and formed a jade-white hand.
• The Mysterious Woman struck the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron’s eye with the hand and then jabbed it with a golden finger drawn from the Ancient Human Race Inheritance.

Ye Han and the Mysterious Woman calmed the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron’s backlash, then bargained over her secret method for activating the ancient human race inheritance. Their negotiation ended with her offering information about the Buddhist Bead to persuade him to reconsider refining three pills for her.

• The Mysterious Woman used the Ancient Human Race Inheritance City Wall’s power to contain the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron’s backlash, and the cauldron resealed the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle.
• The Mysterious Woman demanded reincarnation mushrooms, but Ye Han said his remaining mushrooms were still growing.
• The Mysterious Woman offered to teach Ye Han how to activate the ancient human race inheritance if he refined three kinds of pills for her.
• Ye Han asked for the pill formulas and added that she must agree to another request, then studied the demanding formulas and worried that she knew too much about his treasures.
• Ye Han resisted the deal, and the Mysterious Woman offered to tell him about the Buddhist Bead and how controlling it could help him on the Reincarnation Battlefield.

Ye Han cultivated sacred Buddhist qi from golden metal runes, learning that it could help him resist the Reincarnation Battlefield’s demonic aura and aid his survival. After more than four years of cultivation, Hei Lin urgently told him they should leave.

• Ye Han agreed to refine three kinds of pills for the Mysterious Woman in the Water Spirit Coffin in exchange for her guidance about the Reincarnation Battlefield.
• The Mysterious Woman explained that Ye Han needed to collect Buddhist beads and absorb their golden metal runes to counter the battlefield’s demonic aura.
• Ye Han absorbed sacred Buddhist qi and strengthened his cultivation, while reflecting on how he and Fairy Water Dew remained far from becoming True Immortals.
• Ye Han had his two clones study the pill recipes and continued cultivating the runes’ sacred Buddhist qi for more than four years.
• Hei Lin contacted Ye Han urgently and said they should leave.

Ye Han and the others left the cultivation caves after Hei Lin discovered that a treasure from a previous reincarnation had reacted. As Hei Lin revealed a Buddha Statue, Ye Han’s Heaven-Devouring Cauldron responded, and the statue’s eyes seemed to come alive.

• Ye Han received Hei Lin’s urgent message and gathered Fairy Fire Spirit and Fairy Water Dew at the cave entrance.
• Ye Han reflected that White Jade’s divine soul injury required the Immortal Spirit Soul-Returning Pill, which his clones had failed to refine three times.
• Ye Han and Hei Lin sensed that each other’s cultivation and command of reincarnation had improved.
• Hei Lin showed the group a Buddha Statue that had reacted while he was cultivating.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron trembled in response to the Buddha Statue, which released a swastika-shaped halo and seemed to look at Ye Han.

Hei Lin’s Buddha Statue reacted to Ye Han’s Buddhist Dao aura and pointed toward an opportunity on Five-Finger Mountain. Ye Han and the others agreed to follow it, and they reached a vast Cliff Canyon whose sight stunned them.

• Hei Lin recognized that Ye Han had crossed the Buddhist Dao threshold, and explained that his Buddha Statue had sensed an opportunity on Five-Finger Mountain.
• Hei Lin speculated that the Reincarnation Battlefield and Reincarnation Star Domain were connected to the Buddha Clan, then urged the group to pursue the statue’s signal together.
• Ye Han agreed to continue exploring, and Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit joined him as Hei Lin activated the statue and led the way.
• The group crossed the peaks, where Ye Han collected immature spirit medicines for his Heaven-Devouring Cauldron Space, and they easily defeated several Blood Fiends.
• Ye Han, Hei Lin, Fairy Water Dew, and Fairy Fire Spirit arrived at a vast Cliff Canyon and were aghast at what they saw.

Ye Han and his companions followed Hei Lin’s Buddha Statue toward a newly appeared ring encircling Five-Finger Mountain, despite sensing danger. They climbed onto the immense ring and found it stretched out like a vast plain, where danger still lay ahead.

• Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit wondered whether Five-Finger Mountain was a cultivator’s hand and asked Hei Lin about the ring.
• Hei Lin said he had never seen the ring before and believed it had appeared recently, while the Buddha Statue urged them toward it.
• Ye Han chose to investigate, and the four cultivators prepared formations before setting off toward the ring.
• As they climbed, Ye Han sensed the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron reacting to a treasure ahead and considered the possible connection between reincarnation and time laws.
• Ye Han and the others reached the top of the ring and discovered that its surface stretched across a vast area like a plain.

Ye Han, Hei Lin, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew fought their way across the ring-like space realm toward the Buddha Statue’s resonance, facing Buddha Armor figures that repeatedly recovered from destruction. The figures merged into a gigantic Eight-Armed Buddha bearing the same faces as the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle, and the group confronted its overwhelming Reincarnation Power.

• The group entered the ring and found themselves in an immense spatial realm where powerful sealing force and gravity prevented flight and burdened their bodies.
• Buddha Armor figures formed from swastika-shaped halos and attacked Ye Han, who fought back with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel.
• Ye Han, Hei Lin, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew discovered that the figures recovered after being shattered, while the realm made their spell power slow to recover and costly to use.
• Hei Lin urged the group to push toward the Buddha Statue’s resonance, and the four advanced through the attackers with spells and weapons.
• The Buddha Armor figures merged into a huge Eight-Armed Buddha with four faces matching the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle, and it summoned eight weapons as the group sensed its immense Reincarnation Power.

Ye Han and his companions defeated the Eight-Armed Buddha and divided its treasures, though Hei Lin claimed the Buddhist Bead. As they finished, the ground shook and a powerful force began pulling at them.

• Hei Lin shielded Ye Han and the others from the Eight-Armed Buddha’s attacks with his Ring Treasure, allowing Ye Han to strike back with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel.
• Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit joined the assault, and Ye Han shattered the Eight-Armed Buddha’s head, exposing its Buddhist Bead.
• Hei Lin seized the Buddhist Bead, while Fairy Water Dew collected the Eight-Armed Buddha’s eight treasures.
• Ye Han agreed to let Hei Lin keep the bead and chose a staff and longsword, sensing that they held exceptional power of reincarnation.
• The ground began to tremble as a powerful pulling force surged around the group.

Ye Han, Hei Lin, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew were carried into the air when the ring beneath them rose above Five-Finger Mountain, where Buddhist attacks stirred their heart demons. Hei Lin drove off the creatures hiding in the void, but the chapter ended with him losing control of the golden Buddha Statue.

• The ring rose rapidly, subjecting Ye Han and the others to crushing gravity and attacks from golden swastika beams and vortices.
• Ye Han resisted the spell-breaking beams while the Buddhist and reincarnation power stirred his heart demon, and Hei Lin and Fairy Fire Spirit showed signs of their own heart demons being triggered.
• Hei Lin manifested a Vajra Buddha and used Golden Light Giant Hands to shatter the dark vortices and strike hidden creatures in the void.
• The black swastika attacks vanished, and Ye Han and the others' heart-demon agitation subsided as the ring rose above the summit of Five-Finger Mountain.
• Hei Lin's golden Buddha Statue began to twist into spatial ripples, and he cried out that he had lost control of it.

The Buddha Statue revealed its immense power and attacked Ye Han, Fairy Water Dew, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Hei Lin with a crushing hand of Buddhist light. Ye Han shattered its wrist with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel and declared that he had found its weakness.

• Hei Lin attacked the departing Buddha Statue with three Supreme Immortal Treasure swords, but it blocked the sword rays with golden hands.
• The Buddha Statue absorbed spiritual energy, grew into a giant golden Buddha, and brought forth treasures filled with Buddhist and reincarnation power.
• The Buddha Statue struck the four with a vast hand of Buddhist light, forcing Ye Han, Fairy Water Dew, and Fairy Fire Spirit to resist while Hei Lin was pinned down.
• Ye Han used the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel to shatter the hand's wrist and announced that he had found the statue's weakness.

Ye Han gained control of the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle and used its power through his Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel to defeat the Buddha Statue. After absorbing a swastika-shaped Metal Rune, he and the others faced the ring surface losing gravity and falling away.

• The Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle finished grinding away the Mist King's divine soul, allowing Ye Han to wield it and counter the Buddha-Light Palms through his Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel.
• Ye Han shattered the Buddha Statue's attacking palms, used Thunder Escape Technique to reach it, and drove his cudgel into its chest.
• The Frenzied Ring Compass smashed Ye Han's apparent body into golden blood mist, but he reappeared and placed both palms against the statue's chest.
• Ye Han drew a swastika-shaped Golden Metal Rune from the Buddha Statue into his arm, causing the statue to dissolve into golden light.
• The rune entered the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron and released Buddhist light, while the ring surface lost gravity and began falling.

After Ye Han destroyed the Buddha Statue, Five-Finger Mountain transformed into a gigantic hand and pulled him and his companions into a swastika-shaped fissure. Ye Han landed in a golden Buddhist passage and realized the place was dangerous, despite its powerful Buddhist aura and potential for cultivation.

• Ye Han destroyed the Buddha Statue with the Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle, and Five-Finger Mountain began moving and transformed into an enormous hand.
• The hand engulfed Ye Han, Fairy Water Dew, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Hei Lin, then dragged them into its swastika-shaped fissure.
• Ye Han tumbled through a passage of golden light and landed in a golden hall lined with Buddha Statues and Buddhist reliefs.
• Ye Han recalled the trap and discovered that he had extracted the Buddha Statue's swastika-shaped Metal Runes into his Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.
• Ye Han sensed the passage's powerful Buddhist Dao aura and reincarnation power, but decided he could not cultivate there.

Ye Han resisted an eerie urge to cultivate in the Buddhist Dao Inheritance Grounds and questioned the motives of a mysterious Buddhist soul who called him the fated one. When the soul tried to make Ye Han accept its authority, Ye Han attacked, and the passage transformed around them.

• Ye Han sensed that an outside force was stirring thoughts of cultivation and devotion in him, while he could neither find nor contact Fairy Water Dew, Fairy Fire Spirit, or Hei Lin.
• A barefoot Buddhist cultivator appeared and called Ye Han the fated one, offering the Buddhist Gate's inheritance and power of eternal life.
• Ye Han suspected the cultivator was using a divine soul ability to control him through his words and refused to call him Master.
• Ye Han challenged whether the place truly belonged to the Buddhist Dao and struck the cultivator with purple-gold lightning.
• The Buddhist cultivator spat out gray-lit skulls as the passage underwent a terrifying transformation.

Ye Han discovered that the ghost creatures in the passage were former Buddhist cultivators whose sacred aura concealed their evil nature, and that his ancient human race inheritance could counter it. After he shattered a fake Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle and pressed the Buddhist ghost creature with his cudgel, a golden pagoda appeared above him as danger gathered.

• Ye Han's Demon-Extinguishing Divine Thunder struck a Buddhist cultivator, revealing him as a demonic ghost creature that could repel the lightning.
• The ghost statues emerged from the passage walls and surrounded Ye Han, while their Buddhist aura masked their ghost qi.
• A Buddhist ghost creature summoned a Myriad-Forms Vajra Pestle and attacked Ye Han alongside the other ghosts.
• Ye Han wrapped the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel in Golden Light Runes and used his ancient human race inheritance to destroy the creature's imitation pestle and shatter nearby ghosts.
• The Buddhist ghost creature withstood Ye Han's cudgel with successive golden-lit ghost claws, and a golden pagoda appeared above Ye Han as he sensed danger.

Ye Han broke the Buddhist-Dao Ghost Creature’s pagoda suppression and pursued it through the passage. After smashing the creature’s body, he tried to seize its escaping golden rune, leaving its fate unresolved.

• The little golden pagoda immobilized Ye Han and suppressed his body and divine soul with Buddha light.
• Ye Han summoned the Everlasting Flower, whose light shattered the pagoda phantom and freed him.
• Ye Han’s Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel broke through the Living-Blade Skeleton Ghost Shadow’s blocking hands, and the Buddhist-Dao Ghost Creature fled into the passage.
• Ye Han used the Flawless Earth God Art to send jade-white hands through the passage and strike at the fleeing Buddhist-Dao Ghost Shadows.
• Ye Han smashed one ghost shadow with his cudgel, but it transformed into a golden rune and shot into the void.
• Ye Han reached out with a hand of Golden Light Runes and ancient human inheritance power to seize the escaping rune.

Ye Han captured a chubby infant-like Buddhist shadow, but its strike on a wooden fish transformed the passage into a ruined, ancient place and left Ye Han unable to contact his companions. As he sent Mechanism Puppets ahead, he realized something about the passage’s strange transformation.

• Ye Han seized the Buddhist shadow with a Golden Light Giant Hand and discovered it looked like a chubby infant wearing Buddhist Beads.
• The infant cursed Ye Han, produced a wooden fish and mallet, and struck the fish, unleashing visions of Buddhas and collapsing Buddhist worlds.
• Ye Han returned to the passage as the infant became a stone statue that crumbled, while the passage’s statues and murals aged and its Buddhist ghost creatures vanished.
• Ye Han ruled out time reversal and an ordinary illusion, failed to contact Fairy Water Dew, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Hei Lin, and sent Mechanism Puppets ahead.
• Ye Han followed the puppets and realized that the passage’s transformation had revealed something he had overlooked.

Ye Han realized the passage’s apparent time distortions were a spatial trick, then confronted the chubby infant hiding ahead. The infant escaped through the passage’s space, but Ye Han believed he had discovered how to pursue him.

• Ye Han realized the passage was a newly substituted space designed to imitate changes in time.
• Ye Han found his Mechanism Puppet destroyed and advanced cautiously in his Stars Demonic Armor.
• Ye Han struck a hidden chubby infant and blasted him out of concealment.
• Ye Han attacked the chubby infant with the Everlasting Immortal Flower, but the infant blocked the petals with spatial ripples from his wooden fish.
• The chubby infant escaped through space despite Ye Han releasing the Ghost Skull Mirror, and Ye Han vowed to find him.

Ye Han drove off the chubby infant by exposing its tricks, while the infant concealed itself and set out to deal with Fairy Water Dew, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Hei Lin. As Ye Han continued through the seemingly endless passage, distant drumbeats sounded.

• Ye Han attacked the chubby infant with a golden fist blast, forcing it to flee through spatial ripples.
• The chubby infant admitted Ye Han had seen through its divine ability, hid itself, and decided to target the others instead.
• Ye Han reasoned that the infant was the soul and nascent soul of an outside cultivator who had gained control of the passage with a wooden fish treasure.
• Ye Han walked hundreds of li through the passage, finding only statues and damaged Buddha Murals as he wondered whether the Five-Finger Mountain hand concealed a Reincarnation Mystic Treasure.
• A succession of drumbeats sounded in the distance, drawing Ye Han's attention.

Ye Han encountered a strange procession of undead Buddha cultivators and fought them with demon-breaking divine thunder and the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle. As his golden giant hand attacked the drummers, the female Buddha cultivator revealed a terrifying power.

• Ye Han concealed himself after hearing the procession’s thunderous drums approach.
• The female Buddha cultivator detected Ye Han and attacked him with a gray skull-shaped flame, forcing him to reveal himself.
• Ye Han unleashed demon-breaking divine thunder, but the female Buddha cultivator shielded herself while the drummers summoned undead skeletons with their sound waves.
• Ye Han used the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle to form a Buddha phantom that crushed the skeletons’ attacks and sent a Golden Light Giant Hand toward the drummers.
• The female Buddha cultivator roared, summoned a gray giant hand and Buddhist Beads bearing a white lotus phantom, and presented Ye Han with a horrifying sight.

Ye Han battled an undead Buddha procession and faced the female Buddha cultivator after she transformed into an Eight-Clawed Spider Undead. He broke through her attacks and unleashed a sword strike toward her head.

• Ye Han's jade hand clashed with the Buddha cultivator's hand, destroying the procession's undead attendants and exposing skeletons hidden behind the passage walls.
• The female Buddha cultivator shed her flesh and transformed into a golden skeletal spider with eight claws.
• The Eight-Clawed Spider Undead attacked Ye Han with sealing-law claws, but he pierced between them with his Bone-Refining Bone Sword.
• The spider spat Buddhist beads that formed a black-gold beam and assaulted Ye Han with demonic sounds.
• Ye Han protected himself with divine-soul power and cleaved through the beam, sending a sword-ray toward the Eight-Clawed Spider Skull's head.

Ye Han defeated an eight-legged skeletal spider and found a Buddhist Bead infused with evil qi, then continued deeper into the passage. Elsewhere, Fairy Fire Spirit fought her way forward as the chubby infant considered releasing another creature.

• Ye Han severed the skeletal spider’s joints and pierced its spine, destroying it and leaving behind a black-aura Buddhist Bead.
• Ye Han suspected the creature’s divine soul had been its weakness and wondered whether the passage’s Buddha reliefs concealed the bodies of real Cultivators.
• Ye Han put away the Myriad-Image Vajra Pestle and continued onward through the passage.
• Fairy Fire Spirit bombarded armored Buddha warriors with spear-rays, sent two firebirds ahead, and pressed forward.
• The chubby infant appeared after Fairy Fire Spirit passed and wondered whether he had to let another creature out, then vanished.

Hei Lin and Fairy Water Dew defeated Buddha Skull enemies and took their Buddhist Beads as Yang Celestial Venerable forced a colossal divine beast back into the Reincarnation Space. The Reincarnation Battlefield gate vanished before the arriving Star Sea Flying Boats, while Ye Han found familiar figures in a corridor.

• Hei Lin destroyed an Eight-Armed Buddha, took its Buddhist Bead, restored his energy with pills, and continued onward.
• Fairy Water Dew shattered a Buddha Skull trapped in ice, seized its Buddhist Bead, and pursued its fleeing opponent.
• Yang Celestial Venerable used a Five-Colored Spirit-Light Hand to force a massive divine beast back into the Reincarnation Space.
• Yang Celestial Venerable vanished, and the Spatial Gate and surrounding mist disappeared as Star Sea Flying Boats arrived too late.
• Ye Han walked through a corridor of Buddha Statues and murals, wondered if he had circled back, then recognized someone ahead.

Ye Han sensed Fairy Ningyu and Fairy Jade Orchid nearby through their life soul tokens and fought through the Buddha statues to reach a sealed metal gate. He found eighteen recesses on a Buddha statue that seemed to unlock the gate and sent his Buddhist beads toward them, hoping to reach the two women.

• Ye Han felt the life soul auras of Fairy Ningyu and Fairy Jade Orchid stirring and hurried toward them, leaving the other life soul tokens unchanged.
• Ye Han smashed through the golden Buddha statues and two enormous Vajra Buddhas that attacked him along the passage.
• Ye Han reached a massive metal gate and sensed that Fairy Ningyu and Fairy Jade Orchid were behind it.
• Ye Han tested the gate with his fists, but its restrictions absorbed his attacks without damage.
• Ye Han spotted eighteen recesses in the hand of a Buddha statue on the gate and sent eighteen Buddhist beads toward them.