Chapter Summaries

Qin Feng adapted to his fluctuating attributes, killed the Primordial Roarer, and reached the Chaos Ancient Tower’s second floor. There, his first rule shackle restored his hit adjustment to its original value as he faced a giant Primordial spider.

• Qin Feng adapted to his changing attributes and regained precise control of his body.
• Qin Feng used Instant Annihilation and Annihilation Blade to kill the Primordial Roarer and open the portal to the second floor.
• Qin Feng entered the second floor, where a giant black spider appeared and his first rule shackle activated, reverting his hit adjustment attribute.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun wondered how much of his attributes Qin Feng had adapted to, unaware that Qin Feng had mastered them completely.
• Qin Feng attacked the spider, while his freedom grand authority prevented its webs from controlling him.

Qin Feng rapidly cleared the Chaos Ancient Tower’s floors by adapting his attacks to its rule shackles and using his abilities to overcome their effects. He reached the tenth floor after spending one strand of Chaos Power to remove a restriction that lowered his Constitution, leaving the Chaos Ancient Kun stunned by his pace.

• Qin Feng killed the Primordial black spider on the second floor in about half a minute, then defeated the third floor’s Primordial giant beast despite restrictions on his skill casting speed.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun wondered whether Qin Feng was spending Chaos Power to break the tower’s rule shackles, unaware Qin Feng was landing carefully timed attacks and preparing Deathblade Rifts.
• Qin Feng bypassed the fifth floor’s movement restriction with Dance of Dark Shadow and absorbed greater affixes using his Old-Day Creature Skills.
• Qin Feng spent one strand of Chaos Power to break the ninth floor’s Constitution restriction, which would otherwise have left him vulnerable to Primordial attacks.
• Qin Feng reached the tenth floor after clearing each subsequent floor in less than half a minute, leaving the Chaos Ancient Kun bewildered.

Qin Feng discovered that the Chaos Tower’s rapidly shifting attributes affected his Shadow Clones independently, then began investigating whether chaos attribute changes followed a pattern. On the thirty-second floor, he found evidence that the changes were pseudorandom and that low attribute rolls increased the odds of higher ones on later attacks.

• The Chaos Ancient Kun watched Qin Feng clear the early floors quickly and wrongly suspected he had removed several Rule Shackles with Chaos Power.
• On the twenty-sixth floor, Qin Feng summoned seventeen Shadow Clones, adapted to their independently randomized attributes, and greatly increased his damage output.
• Qin Feng questioned whether chaos attributes were truly unfixed values and continued experimenting as he cleared more floors.
• On the thirty-second floor, Qin Feng used the slow-attacking Primordial Stone Man to observe his strength rolls and found that repeated attacks after low rolls tended to produce higher values.
• Qin Feng concluded that chaos attribute changes might be pseudorandom, with low rolls increasing the chances of high rolls on later attacks.

Qin Feng used low-value attacks from his Shadow Clones to prime their damage and kill the nearly invincible Vajra Giant on the 33rd floor. The Chaos Ancient Kun realized Qin Feng might clear the tower, while Qin Feng reached the 34th floor and found two Rule Shackles awaiting him.

• Qin Feng recognized that repeatedly attacking with low stat values raised the likelihood of later high values, and he planned to use this against the Vajra Giant.
• Qin Feng had his seventeen Shadow Clones repeatedly attack the invincible Vajra Giant with low-value damage while he remained safe in Shadow Incarnation.
• After priming their damage through nine invincibility cycles, Qin Feng's Shadow Clones unleashed tier-110 total damage and killed the Vajra Giant.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun saw Qin Feng clear the 33rd floor in two minutes and suspected he had learned how Chaos Values changed.
• Qin Feng calculated that priming worked, then entered the 34th floor and received two Rule Shackles at once.

Qin Feng advanced through the Chaos Ancient Tower, adapting to escalating Rule Shackles and Primordial Giant Beasts that countered his abilities. At Layer 41, the Giant Butterfly erased his Shadow Clones, but Qin Feng relied on the shadow attacks granted by his Twin Shadow Assassin bloodline.

• Qin Feng realized the tower added more Rule Shackles at higher layers and conserved his limited uses of Chaos Power for the most dangerous ones.
• On Layer 34, Qin Feng found that sealed boot attributes barely affected him and that Shadow Perception let him manage without his five senses.
• Qin Feng defeated the Poison Dragon on Layer 35 by relying on his immunity to draconic damage, then overcame the Unicorn's buff-disrupting light with his Shadow Clones.
• Qin Feng used Chaos Power three more times to break deadly Rule Shackles and continued to Layer 41, where he used damage buildup to compensate for suppressed damage multipliers.
• The Giant Butterfly cleared all seventeen of Qin Feng's Shadow Clones, so Qin Feng turned to the shadow attacks of his Twin Shadow Assassin bloodline.

Qin Feng used his shadow’s damage buildup to climb the Chaos Ancient Tower, then survived the Primordial Giant Serpent’s assault at zero health by extending Death Is No Suffering while Gray Chicken and his shadow attacked. After they killed the serpent, he entered the next floor and faced multiple Primordial Giant Beasts.

• Qin Feng climbed the tower rapidly as the Chaos Ancient Kun became convinced he was a worthy successor to the Chaos Grand Authority.
• Qin Feng reached floor 66, where a Primordial Giant Serpent’s lightning emptied his health bar and stripped away his Dark Shadow Arc.
• Qin Feng summoned Gray Chicken and used normal attacks to extend Death Is No Suffering while his shadow built up damage.
• Gray Chicken’s Hellfire and the shadow’s burst damage killed the serpent when its invincibility ended.
• Qin Feng reached the next floor, where three sets of Rule Shackles appeared alongside multiple Primordial Giant Beasts.

Qin Feng fought two primordial Doom Wolves in the Chaos Ancient Tower, but killing one made the other faster until it exceeded the speed of light. Unable to catch it with his attacks, he summoned Qingcaoshutao and discovered that her attributes had become astonishingly powerful, though her health was still falling.

• Qin Feng killed one Doom Wolf with Annihilation Blade, but it did not resurrect; its death instead strengthened the surviving Doom Wolf.
• The remaining Doom Wolf gained speed and began moving faster than light, making it difficult for Qin Feng and his shadows to hit it.
• Qin Feng used Void Lock, but it barely reduced the Doom Wolf's unassailable affix, so he summoned Qingcaoshutao.
• Qingcaoshutao appeared in the tower and found her attributes had risen to enormous, constantly changing values.
• Qingcaoshutao survived the tower's attacks and a collision with its wall for the moment, but her health continued to drop.

Qin Feng summoned Qingcaoshutao into the Chaos Ancient Tower and controlled her to heal him and restrain Primordial beasts while his shadow killed them. He advanced to floor 90, though increasing Rule Shackles forced him to spend more Chaos Power.

• Qin Feng used Soul Seizure to take control of Qingcaoshutao, timed her sunflowers' healing, and bound a Doom Wolf with her ancient vines so his shadow could kill it.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun saw Qingcaoshutao vanish into the tower and wondered whether she counted as a player, then suspected she carried the aura of Judgment.
• Qingcaoshutao watched Qin Feng adapt to their rapidly changing attributes and survive with a negative Health Bar while Rule Shackles increasingly weakened him.
• From floor 66 onward, Qin Feng faced groups of Primordial beasts, using his shadow and Qingcaoshutao's vines to overcome their attacks and shrinking Invincibility windows.
• Qin Feng spent increasing amounts of Chaos Power to break through the Rule Shackles and eventually reached floor 90.

Qin Feng pushed through the Chaos Ancient Tower’s increasingly severe rule shackles, relying on the Blade of Judgment and his many types of additional damage to defeat enemies with unusual immunities. He reached floor 95 after clearing several later floors, while preparing for the possibility that future shackles would disable his strongest bloodlines.

• By floor 90, Qin Feng had accumulated over 150 rule shackles, but the Blade of Judgment retained its base stats despite their effects.
• Qin Feng broke the shackle restoring his physical attack to its original value and relied on his physical attacks carrying nine types of elemental damage.
• On floor 90, Qin Feng killed eight Primordial Megalodons, each vulnerable to only one elemental type or physical damage, in under three minutes.
• On floor 91, the shackles disabled Threat Intuition, Divine Water's Rhythm, and Qin Feng's abyss lone wolf bloodline, so he spent no chaos power breaking them.
• Qin Feng cleared floors 92, 93, and 94 in eight, twelve, and nineteen minutes, respectively, then reached floor 95.

Qin Feng cleared floors 95 and 98 by overcoming the willow branches’ shields and turning the ant nest against its invincible queen. On floor 99, a Rule Shackle reduced his attacks to 1 and disabled his skills, but his stored Deathblade Rifts remained intact as the Chaos Ancient Kun watched anxiously.

• Qin Feng cleared floor 95 after using World-Breaking to bypass the willow branches’ powerful shields.
• Qin Feng struggled to kill the hundreds of Primordial Ancestor Gold-Eating Ants on floor 98 before finding their invincible queen.
• Qin Feng used Calamity Spreading to make the ants enemies of the queen, then killed her with Annihilation Blade.
• Qin Feng reached floor 99 and found a Rule Shackle that reduced his attacks to 1, disabled his skills, and required ten uses of Chaos Power to break.
• Qin Feng relied on his 330 fully charged Deathblade Rifts, while the Chaos Ancient Kun hoped he had saved enough Chaos Power.

Qin Feng reached the 99th floor of the Chaos Ancient Tower and faced Old Deng Thomas, an intangible Chaos Gel Body he could not harm while perceiving him. He discovered that blocking his own perception let his attacks connect, but Old Deng Thomas moved while unseen, leaving Qin Feng unable to tell where he was.

• Qin Feng reached the 99th floor, attacked Old Deng Thomas, and died when his Death Is No Suffering skill expired; he resurrected using Death Eulogy.
• Old Deng Thomas introduced himself as an attendant of the Chaos Eldritch God and said Qin Feng’s challenge would end because he had not reserved ten uses of Chaos Power.
• Qin Feng tried physical, elemental, and soul attacks, then guessed that Old Deng Thomas became intangible whenever he was perceived.
• Qin Feng withdrew his Shadow Perception, recalled his weapons and Qingcaoshutao, disabled his senses, and struck Old Deng Thomas; a system notification confirmed a hit.
• Old Deng Thomas began moving while Qin Feng remained blind and deaf, and Qin Feng stopped receiving hit notifications before spreading his Shadow Perception again.

Qin Feng defeated Chaos Condensate · Old Geezer Thomas by unleashing 110 Deathblade Rifts during the foe’s moment of existence, clearing the Chaos Ancient Tower. He climbed to the top, where the Chaos Eye transformed into strands of hair and attached themselves to him.

• Qin Feng tested the Chaos Condensate’s shifting existence and found his attacks had a 50% chance of hitting while he could not perceive it.
• Qin Feng struck with all 110 prepared Deathblade Rifts at once and defeated Chaos Condensate · Old Geezer Thomas, clearing the challenge.
• The Chaos Condensate congratulated Qin Feng, explained that Chaos State only affected enemies, and returned to its jelly form at his request.
• Qin Feng’s allies celebrated the tower’s collapse, and the Chaos Ancient Kun gathered them to upgrade their Chaos Minor Authorities.
• Qin Feng climbed to the tower’s summit, where the Chaos Eye turned into strands of black hair and attached itself to him.

Qin Feng examined the Chaos Grand Authority and discovered that it could disable active authority effects, turn combat values into chaotic ranges, and greatly increase his divinity limit. With his divinity limit now at 7.32 million, he prepared to unlock his eighth talent for the Chaos Grand Authority.

• Qin Feng inspected the Chaos Grand Authority and learned the effects of All Beings Equal, Breath of Chaos, and Chaos Core Gathering.
• Qin Feng found that his chaotic combat values could raise his damage by nearly ten thousand times on average, with luck slightly influencing their results.
• Qin Feng's sixteen grand authorities raised his divinity limit from over 4.3 million to 7.32 million, and he estimated that his new Chaos authorities had increased his damage by at least ten orders of magnitude.
• Qin Feng decided to use his eighth talent for the Chaos Grand Authority and took out over 350,000 Talent Seeds.

Qin Feng unlocked his eighth talent, Chaos Stacking, and took ownership of the Chaos Ancient Tower after obtaining Chaos Grand Authority. The Chaos Source · Spacetime Rift was set to close, while Qin Feng learned that a final challenge awaited him in Highest Heaven.

• Qin Feng activated Blessing Judgment on himself and obtained the primordial talent Chaos Stacking, which could make enemies unable to affect him and double his chaos value upper limit.
• The Chaos Ancient Tower condensed into a miniature tower, and Old Deng Thomas explained that it now belonged to Qin Feng and could grant chaos high minor authorities.
• Qin Feng considered using the tower to screen Blue Star System players and planned to break the barrier in the Secret-Peering Grounds with his increased power.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun announced that the Chaos Source · Spacetime Rift would close and that its civilizations had three days to leave or become subordinate to the Blue Star Civilization.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun told Qin Feng that a final challenge would become available after he reached Highest Heaven, and Qin Feng wondered whether its unrelated reward concerned time and space.

After Qin Feng inherited the chaos grand authority, the Chaos Ancient Kun explained the implications of the Chaos Source · Spacetime Rift’s closure and departed for the Chaos Temple to consolidate its power. The other civilizations in the rift were forced to choose between submitting to the Blue Star Civilization and abandoning everything they had captured.

• Qin Feng realized that inheriting the chaos grand authority would reveal the successor’s connection to the Blue Star Civilization, so he planned to protect his coordinates and conceal his other authorities.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun explained that the Chaos Source · Spacetime Rift was the Dark Space and that the Chaos Eldritch God’s rules controlled how often Order Home Star Reflections appeared.
• The Chaos Ancient Kun left for the Chaos Temple in the Highest Heaven, where he planned to reorganize player permissions, reduce benefits for unreliable players, and strengthen loyal followers.
• The Silver-Gray Civilization, the Divine Mechanism Civilization, and two other civilizations received a system notification ordering them to submit to the Blue Star Civilization or leave the Chaos Source · Spacetime Rift and lose what they had captured.

After gaining the chaos grand authority, Qin Feng discovered he had partial control of the Chaos Space and could use the freedom grand authority to cross vast distances at extreme speed. He set off for the Silver-Gray Civilization to win over Silverwing Queen · Delamus and sow division among the Insect Race.

• Silverwing Queen · Delamus learned that the Silver-Gray Civilization had to submit to Blue Star or abandon its holdings, while the Divine Mechanism Civilization and two other civilizations chose to leave.
• Qin Feng learned that the Silver-Wing Insect Race had a history of resentment toward the Black Empress Queen, who had slain a Silver-Wing ruler seeking evolution authority.
• Qin Feng realized that the chaos grand authority gave him partial control over the Chaos Space, though he still could not teleport within it.
• Qin Feng used the freedom grand authority to remove his overspeed limits and launched himself toward Silverwing Queen · Delamus at more than 610,000 times the speed of light.

Qin Feng reached the Silver-Gray Civilization’s Home Star and demanded that Silverwing Queen · Delamus choose between submitting and leaving. After he instantly killed the Snow-Wing and Purple-Wing queens for refusing to submit, Delamus was left stunned as Qin Feng asked for her decision.

• Delamus learned that Qin Feng had appeared outside the Silver-Gray Civilization’s Home Star and brought the three Insect Race queens to meet him.
• Qin Feng demanded submission or departure and warned that leaving would make the Silver-Gray Civilization his enemy.
• The Snow-Wing and Purple-Wing queens said they could cooperate but would not submit without the Black Empress Queen’s order.
• Qin Feng instantly killed both queens and took them to the Judgment Grounds.
• Qin Feng asked Delamus to choose, leaving her stunned by his strength.

Delamus chose to submit the Silver-Gray Civilization to Qin Feng, who rewarded her with a major boost and offered her a chance to challenge the Chaos Ancient Tower. Qin Feng placed the tower above Dark Shadow City, then returned to the Secret-Peering Grounds to investigate a barrier with tier-80 durability.

• Delamus decided that submitting to Dark Shadow was the best way to survive and strengthen the Insect Race, then used her authority as queen to call a civilization vote.
• The Silver-Gray Civilization voted to submit, transferring its 33 Blueprint Worlds to the Blue Star Civilization and raising Blue Star's captured Old-Day Hunting Grounds to nine.
• Qin Feng used Blessing Judgment to raise Delamus's talent to Old-Day Tier, gave her a Rib, and used Extreme Love Blessing to increase her four-dimensional attributes tenfold.
• Delamus thanked Qin Feng and grew excited when he offered her the chance to apply for a Blue Star pass and challenge the Chaos Ancient Tower for a chaos high minor authority.
• Qin Feng returned to Blue Star, placed the Chaos Ancient Tower above Dark Shadow City, and went back to the Secret-Peering Grounds to examine the tier-80 barrier.

Qin Feng broke through the tier-80 barrier and entered the observation area for the Highest Heaven, discovering that he could currently view only the First Heaven. He began activating its Observation Window, hoping to locate Grand Authority Successors who had entered it.

• Qin Feng sensed that Delamus’s hive mind and the Silver-Wing Insect Race were under his control, while Delamus began incorporating Snow-Wing and Purple-Wing Insect Race players.
• Qin Feng used his abilities and the Blade of Judgment to strike the tier-80 barrier, shattering it with tier-89 damage.
• Qin Feng passed through the barrier and found a single Observation Window labeled “Highest Heaven (First Heaven),” which he could not switch to other areas.
• Qin Feng recalled reports that Grand Authority Successors had entered the Highest Heaven and began operating the Observation Window.
• Light gradually appeared in the Observation Window as Qin Feng switched its view.

Qin Feng watched six Emberfire Temple players hunt demons in the Highest Heaven and learned how scarce divine source star sand was for ordinary players. After identifying them as worshippers of his enemy, the Emberfire Heavenly Emperor, he used the Secret-Peering Grounds' Observation Window to obtain their spatial coordinates, then chose not to kill them yet.

• Qin Feng observed a six-person Emberfire Temple team kill an Immortal Tier boss and saw it drop divine source star sand.
• Qin Feng calculated that ordinary players had to spend substantial time hunting demons to gather enough divine source star sand, while his own needs would be far greater.
• Qin Feng learned that the six players worshipped the Emberfire Heavenly Emperor and decided they were enemies who might threaten his subordinates, including Gui Ling.
• Qin Feng discovered that the Secret-Peering Grounds' Observation Window could reveal a target's exact spatial coordinates for one million divinity.
• Qin Feng spent six million divinity to obtain the coordinates of all six players, but decided against killing them because he had a better option.