Recaps

Ye Han’s true Buddha nascent soul nearly collapsed when the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron and the Mysterious Woman attacked it, but the Reincarnation Fruit and Wooden Fish restored his strength. As Buddhist power took control of him, the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron struck the Water Spirit Coffin, releasing a strange Buddha phantom and powerful conversion laws.

• The Mysterious Woman in the Water Spirit Coffin attacked Ye Han’s true Buddha nascent soul alongside the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron, driving it toward collapse.
• Ye Han used the Ancient Human Race Great Wall Giant Dragon to suppress the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron while the Reincarnation Fruit restored his nascent soul and cultivation.
• The golden Wooden Fish beat rapidly, empowering Ye Han’s true Buddha nascent soul and helping him regain the upper hand.
• Ye Han felt his cultivation nearing the true immortal realm and became devoted to attaining Buddhahood as Buddhist runes spread across his body.
• The Mysterious Woman warned Ye Han that the Buddhist Dao was controlling him, but he did not notice.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron struck the Water Spirit Coffin, and a two-faced Buddha phantom emerged, filling the cauldron with powerful conversion laws.

Ye Han resisted the Two-Faced Buddha’s attempt to erase his Dao heart, recovering his will after seeing his father, Ye Tianyu, appear within the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron. As the Cauldron fought back, the Buddha challenged Ye Han’s resolve, leaving him to question whether immortality mattered if he lost himself.

• Ye Han’s devotion to the Buddhist Dao intensified as Buddha light and reincarnation runes poured into him, restoring his injured body while his Dao heart began to erode.
• Ye Tianyu appeared inside Ye Han’s divine sense sea, told him he had always been with him, and vanished into the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.
• Ye Han regained awareness, rejected becoming a Buddha, and unleashed his will and ten-thousand-year Dao heart.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron erupted with purple-gold power and struck the Two-Faced Buddha, which countered with a black swastika vortex as Ye Han’s true Buddha nascent soul began to collapse.
• The Two-Faced Buddha warned Ye Han that he could never become an immortal or Buddha without its power, and Ye Han wondered whether he could continue cultivating without his nascent soul.
• Ye Han declared that becoming an immortal or Buddha had no meaning if the one who attained it was not truly himself.

Ye Han resisted the Reincarnation Battlefield’s attempt to erase his identity and turn him into a Buddha, strengthening his true Buddha nascent soul with his undying Dao Heart. He suppressed the Water Spirit Coffin and began absorbing the surrounding power, while the upheaval alarmed those waiting outside the Buddha-Heart Trial Grounds.

• Ye Han realized the Water Spirit Coffin and true Buddha nascent soul were traps meant to make him submit to the Buddhist Dao and lose his sense of self.
• Ye Han’s Dao Heart erupted through his soul, body, and nascent soul, driving the Buddhist conviction out of his consciousness and strengthening his nascent soul.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron shattered the black Buddha figure, pinned down the Water Spirit Coffin, and suppressed its reincarnation aura.
• Ye Han used his undying Dao Heart to withstand the surrounding demonic reincarnation aura and absorb Buddha light and law power to restore his cultivation and replenish the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist, Hei Lin, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew felt the passage shake and feared something had happened to Ye Han as the nearby Buddha Statues began to stir.

After resisting the Reincarnation Battlefield’s Buddhist conversion, Ye Han gained an initial understanding of the undying Dao heart and a True Immortal’s power. He realized he and the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron were caught in a conflict between Yang Celestial Venerable and the being behind the battlefield, while the cauldron survived its losses with its power purified.

• Ye Han emerged from more than five hundred years of recovery and cultivation with an undying Dao heart, an immortal divine soul, and an imperishable physical body.
• Ye Han considered how the Reincarnation Battlefield’s Buddhist laws had nearly converted him into a Buddha Statue and suspected its creator had designed the battlefield to target the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.
• Ye Han realized Yang Celestial Venerable had used him and the cauldron in a hidden contest with a powerful True Buddha.
• Ye Han recognized that his undying Dao heart had freed him from the true Buddha Nascent Soul, preventing him from reaching its dangerous Great Perfection.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron emerged docile and covered in purple light after losing more than half its accumulated power, which the Buddhist assault had also purified.

Ye Han watched the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron purify itself and transform the Reincarnation Sapling and its fruit, leaving the cauldron weakened but safer and able to rapidly regain strength. After deciding to leave the Buddha-Heart Trial Grounds, Ye Han opened the Metal Gate and was surprised by what he saw outside.

• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron purged the Buddhist Dao's corrupting power, losing much of its strength and becoming exceptionally pure, with almost no backlash against Ye Han.
• The Reincarnation Sapling turned white as jade, and its fruit replaced the Buddhist power within it with an aura like Ye Han's undying dao heart.
• The Heaven-Devouring Cauldron began safely absorbing the Water Spirit Coffin's reincarnation aura, allowing Ye Han to estimate it could recover beyond its former peak in about a thousand years.
• Ye Han judged that his transformed body, divine soul, nascent soul, and dao heart made his next actions in the Reincarnation Battlefield safer, and decided it was time to leave.
• The Metal Gate opened, and Ye Han was surprised by the situation outside the Buddha-Heart Trial Grounds.

Ye Han emerged from the Buddha-Heart Trial Grounds after surviving an unusually difficult trial, and found his companions badly injured amid the ruins. As Buddha Statues began attacking their formations again, he went with them to face the new assault.

• Ye Han left the Palace of the Buddha-Heart Trial and found Hei Lin, Buddha-Seal Daoist, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew among shattered statues and murals.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist asked Ye Han why his trial had taken so long, and Ye Han said he had faced trouble but passed.
• Ye Han realized the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron had likely triggered the trial's unusual dangers.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist explained that the Buddha Statues had begun attacking them more than three hundred years earlier, and Fairy Fire Spirit said Fairy Water Dew had been gravely injured in one of the battles.
• Hei Lin warned that the Buddha Statues were attacking their formations again, and Ye Han told the others to go investigate.

Ye Han destroyed the Buddha Statues attacking the group’s formation with a single divine ability, leaving Hei Lin and the others wondering whether he had reached the True Immortal Realm. The chapter ended with his companions stunned by the power he displayed after his long trial.

• Buddha-Seal Daoist told Ye Han that the Buddha Statues had changed since the previous reincarnation cycle and suspected the change was connected to him.
• Ye Han told Hei Lin to lower the formation so he could deal with the Buddha Statues himself.
• Hei Lin dismissed the barrier, and the Buddha Statues charged toward the group.
• Ye Han appeared before the statues and unleashed the everlasting immortal flower’s spirit-light petals.
• Ye Han’s attack immobilized and disintegrated the Buddha Statues, astonishing Hei Lin and the others.

Ye Han effortlessly destroyed the massive Buddha Statues and found a tooth-shaped storage treasure, impressing his depleted companions with his strength. After discovering valuable items inside, he offered to trade the treasures for pills as the group struggled to recover in the Reincarnation Battlefield.

• Ye Han shattered the Buddha Statues with a law-based divine ability and caught a tooth-shaped storage treasure from the rubble.
• Hei Lin, Fairy Fire Spirit, and the others marveled at Ye Han’s power, while Buddha-Seal Daoist praised his gains from the Buddha Heart Land.
• Ye Han said that escaping the Reincarnation Battlefield would require everyone to work together, then removed the storage treasure’s mark and inspected its contents.
• Ye Han found a Supreme Immortal Treasure and other valuables, while Fairy Water Dew and Hei Lin said they needed pills more than treasures.
• Ye Han offered to take the treasures and give his companions some pills.

Ye Han offered to exchange pills for the treasures the group had recovered, explaining that his Dao heart let him resist the Reincarnation Battlefield's demonic aura and replenish his spell power. After hearing that the others could not imitate his method, Buddha-Seal Daoist asked what pills Ye Han could share, leaving Ye Han to consider whether to offer pills made by the Mysterious Woman in the Water Spirit Coffin.

• Ye Han offered to trade pills for the treasures inside the storage treasures, and the others eagerly considered the chance to recover their strength.
• Ye Han explained that a fortuitous opportunity in the Buddha Heart Land had let him resist the battlefield's demonic aura and absorb its abundant spiritual energy.
• Fairy Water Dew asked whether the others could learn Ye Han's method, but Ye Han said it required sacrificing Buddhist Dao cultivation and depended on the Buddha Heart Land's unique environment.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist asked Ye Han which pills he could share to help the injured group recover before their next battle.
• Ye Han hesitated over whether to give the group pills made by the Mysterious Woman in the Water Spirit Coffin.

Ye Han cultivated the Everlasting Immortal Flower Art and refined a wisp of undying immortal qi while his clones defended against attacking Buddha Statues. As his allies recovered with pills and treasures, a voice warned that Ye Han was no easy opponent.

• Ye Han integrated his laws and powers into his Undying Dao Heart, producing a wisp of undying immortal qi.
• Ye Han left his two clones and puppets to fight the approaching Buddha Statues while he continued cultivating.
• Ye Han traded pills, including Eight-Treasure Soul-Restoring Pills, to help his companions recover and resist the Buddhist conversion laws.
• Fairy Fire Spirit and Fairy Water Dew recovered rapidly by refining pills and practicing dual cultivation with Ye Han.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist sat within a spatial vortex as a cold voice declared that Ye Han, wielder of the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron, was no easy opponent.

Buddha-Seal Daoist and a mysterious voice devised a sinister plan against Ye Han, while Ye Han and four allies faced the Thousand-Hand Buddha with their Supreme Immortal Treasure Five Elements Formation. Their coordinated attack pierced the Buddha statue, which formed a familiar swastika in the void.

• Buddha-Seal Daoist learned that Ye Han possessed the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron and discussed a dangerous plan with a mysterious voice.
• Ye Han agreed with Buddha-Seal Daoist to gather the other cultivators and proceed with their plan.
• Ye Han and four allies used the Supreme Immortal Treasure Five Elements Formation to withstand the Thousand-Hand Buddha's attacks.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist called for the group to act, and the others focused their treasures' power on Ye Han.
• Ye Han unleashed the Absolute Frost Divine Sword, blasting a huge hole through the Thousand-Hand Buddha.
• A golden swastika formed around the frozen Buddha statue, and Ye Han recognized its familiar presence.

After defeating the Thousand-Hand Buddha, Ye Han recognized the Swastika Character Halo’s pull as dangerous and refused to enter, while Buddha-Seal Daoist and Hei Lin went ahead. Ye Han rescued Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit from being sucked in, and the women suspected Buddha-Seal Daoist was leading them into a trap.

• Ye Han recognized the Swastika Character Halo’s aura and warned everyone not to enter its spirit cave.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist dismissed Ye Han’s warning and entered the spirit cave, followed by Hei Lin.
• Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit resisted the pull with an ice shield, but Ye Han used the Earth God Flawless Art to drag them back to him.
• The Swastika Character Halo’s force intensified, drawing up fragments of the Thousand-Hand Buddha and shaking the space as Ye Han held his ground.
• Fairy Water Dew accused Buddha-Seal Daoist of having sinister intentions, and Fairy Fire Spirit questioned why he and Hei Lin had entered if the cave truly led to the Core Area.

Ye Han escaped the pull of the swastika character halo with Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit, then realized Buddha-Seal Daoist had lured them into a trap. He believed Hei Lin had fallen for the scheme and was in grave danger.

• Ye Han used the Earth God Flawless Art to seal the ground and dig a passage, escaping underground with Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit.
• The three emerged in a passage lined with Buddhist Dao relief murals, where Ye Han explained that he had suspected the spiritual cavern was a trap.
• Fairy Fire Spirit and Fairy Water Dew concluded that Buddha-Seal Daoist had deceived them and might be part of the Buddha Ancestor's Body.
• Ye Han said Buddha-Seal Daoist had used Buddhist Dao methods to make cultivators easier to convert and seal as Buddha Statues.
• Ye Han warned that Hei Lin had flown into the spiritual cavern and was likely in trouble.

Buddha-Seal Daoist trapped Hei Lin in a Buddha-light formation, and Hei Lin was petrified into a Buddha Statue. The Buddha Ancestor's Soul realized Ye Han had escaped the trap, while Buddha-Seal Daoist concealed his plan to use Ye Han and the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron against it and urged a pursuit.

• Four Buddha Statues attacked Hei Lin with Buddha-Light Palms, overcoming his defenses and immobilizing him with conversion laws.
• The Buddha Ancestor's Soul transformed Hei Lin into a Buddha Statue, then discovered he was not Ye Han and cursed Buddha-Seal Daoist for the failed plan.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist admitted Ye Han had seen through the trap and stayed behind, while concealing his fear and his intention to use Ye Han and the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron against the Buddha Ancestor's Body.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist claimed Ye Han was weakened and urged the Buddha Ancestor's Soul to join him in hunting down Ye Han and his companions.
• The Buddha Ancestor's Soul warned Buddha-Seal Daoist against hidden motives, and Buddha-Seal Daoist denied having any.

Ye Han, Fairy Fire Spirit, and Fairy Water Dew used their combined formation to destroy waves of Buddha Statues while drawing on the Buddha Ancestor’s spiritual energy. Seeing that the attrition battle was draining their side, Buddha-Seal Daoist and the Buddha face agreed to risk a more dangerous plan involving the Buddha Ancestor’s True Soul.

• Ye Han and the two fairies combined their spell power to shatter the Buddha Statues blocking their path.
• Ye Han filtered the battlefield’s demonic aura through his immortal qi, letting the trio replenish their spell power from the Buddha Ancestor’s Body.
• Ye Han concluded that the Buddha Statues’ attacks would exhaust the Buddha Ancestor’s Body before they could wear down his group.
• The Buddha face blamed Buddha-Seal Daoist after the battle of attrition began depleting their side.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist reminded the Buddha face that he had warned against the strategy, then urged him to act because they had no way back.
• The Buddha face agreed to risk using the power of the Buddha Ancestor’s True Soul.

Ye Han and the two fairies destroyed the Buddha Statues and found a divine beast’s dragon bone, but a warning from the Moon-Chasing Rabbit and the Puppets’ destruction revealed a powerful danger ahead. As the passage collapsed behind them and forced them onward, Ye Han sensed something uncanny about Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit.

• Ye Han took a divine beast’s dragon bone from the ruins of the final Buddha Statue.
• Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit sensed danger ahead, and the Moon-Chasing Rabbit warned Ye Han to be careful.
• Ye Han sent Metal Puppets forward to scout, but their auras vanished after a faint radiance came from ahead.
• Ye Han identified a terrifying shadow as possibly the true soul of the buddha ancestor’s body.
• The passage began collapsing behind the group, forcing Ye Han and the two fairies to sprint forward.
• Ye Han sensed that Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit’s auras had become uncanny.

Ye Han and the two fairies escaped the collapsing passage into a vast ring-shaped space, where the Buddha Ancestor’s power attacked them. The Buddha’s command nearly forced Ye Han to his knees, while Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit remained in grave danger.

• Ye Han realized that destroying Buddha Statues weakened the Buddha Ancestor’s Body and warned Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit that they were being affected by Buddhist Dao Conversion.
• The two fairies regained their awareness and shielded their minds as the space ahead expanded into a vast ring-shaped chamber.
• Ye Han, Fairy Water Dew, and Fairy Fire Spirit entered the chamber, where an enormous Buddha face appeared and accused them of damaging its body.
• The Buddha face summoned countless Buddha phantoms, whose chanting and prayers filled the chamber with oppressive Buddha light and energy.
• The Buddha commanded them to kneel and convert, and Ye Han used the Everlasting Immortal Flower Art to resist while the fairies’ condition made him grim.

Ye Han resisted the Buddha face’s conversion power, but Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit began to succumb. He pulled them into the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron Space, interrupting the conversion, while the furious Buddha face unleashed a new attack.

• Ye Han stood firm against the Buddha face’s Buddhist Dao laws and resisted the urge to kneel.
• Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit began to kneel as the Buddha face tried to convert them.
• Ye Han realized their conversion would empower the Buddha face and weaken him through their dual cultivation link.
• Ye Han opened a spatial gate and pulled Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit into the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron Space, stopping the conversion.
• The Buddha face roared in fury as swastika runes and golden light erupted between husband and wife.

Ye Han faced the two-faced Buddha head, whose black-gold swastika vortices summoned a crushing hand from Five-Finger Mountain. After Ye Han shattered the hand with his Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel, the Buddha head unleashed a new attack, leaving him surrounded by incoming half-step true immortal Buddha Statues.

• The two-faced Buddha head opened black and golden swastika vortices that twisted the surrounding space and summoned an enormous hand from Five-Finger Mountain.
• Ye Han used the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel to strike the descending hand and break it apart.
• Ye Han dodged the falling mountain-sized fingers as the Buddha head roared and opened two more swastika vortices.
• Half-step true immortal Buddha Statues poured from the black and golden vortices, bearing demonic and Buddhist Dao auras respectively.

Ye Han shattered the Two-Faced Buddha’s swastika formation and destroyed many of its Buddha Statues, but the Two-Faced Buddha empowered them with a Buddhist chanting technique and renewed the battle. As Ye Han’s pill supply dwindled, Buddha-Seal Daoist realized his plan to have the two opponents destroy each other was failing and worried that Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit were missing.

• The Two-Faced Buddha sent a formation of more than a hundred Buddha Statues at Ye Han, but Ye Han broke it with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel.
• Ye Han blasted the scattered Buddha Statues apart with purple-gold sword light, prompting the Two-Faced Buddha to summon chanting and praying Buddha phantoms.
• The Buddha phantoms empowered the damaged statues, restoring them and intensifying their attacks against Ye Han.
• Ye Han replenished his spell power through the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron for the sixth time, using a third of his pills and recognizing how dangerous the Two-Faced Buddha would become if he converted Fairy Water Dew and Fairy Fire Spirit.
• Buddha-Seal Daoist cursed over the missing women and Ye Han’s reserves, realizing Ye Han was gaining the upper hand against the Buddha Ancestor’s true soul.

Buddha-Seal Daoist brought out Hei Lin’s hidden Buddha Statue to reinforce the Buddha Ancestor’s true soul against Ye Han. After the Two-Faced Buddha’s power entered Hei Lin, Ye Han realized his former opponent had been converted and prepared to fight him.

• Buddha-Seal Daoist summoned Hei Lin’s petrified Buddha Statue to reinforce the Buddha Ancestor’s true soul.
• The Buddha Ancestor’s true soul sent black and golden Buddhist power into Hei Lin’s statue, transforming his face into the Two-Faced Buddha’s likeness.
• Ye Han continued attacking the Buddha Statues but worried that the prolonged battle would drain his strength and considered using his Undying Dao Heart ability.
• The Two-Faced Buddha’s face dissolved into black-gold light that gathered in Hei Lin, revealing that he had been converted to Buddhism.
• Ye Han recognized Hei Lin’s enhanced aura, formed a spell formula, and prepared for a fight to the death.

Hei Lin, fused with the Buddha Ancestor's true soul, attacked Ye Han with terrifying killing intent. Ye Han fortified himself with the Everlasting Immortal Flower and Heaven-Devouring Cauldron Armor, then faced Hei Lin's assault with his cudgel as his battle will surged.

• Hei Lin awakened with the Buddha Ancestor's true soul fused into him and recognized Ye Han as someone he had long wanted to kill.
• Hei Lin's jealousy and buried hatred erupted as the Buddha Ancestor's true soul drove his power and killing intent to their limits.
• Hei Lin formed a vast black-gold Buddha hand and sent it crashing toward Ye Han.
• Ye Han invoked his Undying Dao Heart, surrounded himself with the Everlasting Immortal Flower, and activated the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron Armor.
• Ye Han swung the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel and unleashed a Purple Light Ripple Storm against Hei Lin.

Ye Han endured Hei Lin’s Buddha-Light Palm with the protection of the everlasting immortal flower and drove his Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel through the Buddha Ancestor’s Body. The strike burst into the Reincarnation Battlefield, where a gigantic Buddha began emerging from beneath the ground.

• Ye Han’s cudgel clashed with Hei Lin’s Buddha-Light Palm, and the everlasting immortal flower shielded him from its force.
• Ye Han’s Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel pierced through the palm and struck toward Hei Lin.
• Hei Lin vanished in a burst of black-gold Swastika Character Halo light as Ye Han’s cudgel smashed through the Buddha Ancestor’s Body.
• The cudgel burst out into the Reincarnation Battlefield, blasting through the ground and shattering mountains across the landscape.
• A colossal Buddha rose from beneath the ground, revealing a face with one benevolent side and one hideous side, and a Swastika Character Halo appeared on its forehead.

Ye Han faced Hei Lin, who reappeared armored in power drawn from the Buddha Ancestor's Body and attacked with a Vajra Pestle. Ye Han met his assault with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel, and their weapons collided in a storm of shattered space.

• The Buddha Ancestor's Body absorbed spiritual energy and reincarnation aura as Buddha statues emerged across its surface and chanted.
• Ye Han recovered the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel and replenished his spell power with pills stored in his abdomen.
• Hei Lin reappeared and drew power from the Buddha Ancestor's Body, forming black-gold Buddha armor and a Vajra Pestle.
• Hei Lin attacked Ye Han from above, and Ye Han charged upward to meet him with the Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel.
• Ye Han's Staff Shadows collided with Hei Lin's Vajra Pestle phantoms, unleashing storms of shattered space.

Ye Han realized he could escape the Buddha Ancestor's Body through the hole he had blasted open, rather than keep fighting Hei Lin until he was exhausted. He launched himself toward the opening as the Buddha Ancestor's True Soul and the Buddha-Seal Daoist moved to stop him, with the latter coveting the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.

• The Moon-Chasing Rabbit warned Ye Han that there was a way out above and that staying to fight was too dangerous.
• Ye Han recognized that the hole made by his Thunderous Five-Element Golden Cudgel led outside the Buddha Ancestor's Body and decided to escape.
• Ye Han and Hei Lin clashed with their weapons, and Ye Han used the collision to shoot toward the opening.
• The Buddha Ancestor's True Soul and the Buddha-Seal Daoist realized Ye Han was fleeing and tried to stop him.
• The Buddha-Seal Daoist pursued Ye Han, determined to kill him and seize the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron.