Chapter Summaries

Mu You seized the Eternal Night City Shards from Crimson Dawn’s chosen runner and brought them to Lin Xue, but the barrier rejected her when she tried to enter. The chapter ended with Mu You and Lin Xue unsure why she could not claim the City Lord position.

• Mu You attacked the Werewolves pursuing him, then used Super Speed, Position Swap, and Black Hole to disrupt their advance on the Central Square.
• Tyrant and White Youth sent five Werewolves toward the barrier, expecting one to carry their shards and reach the altar.
• Mu You used a black sphere to immobilize the shard carrier and snatched the three Eternal Night City Shards, leaving Tyrant and White Youth stunned.
• Lin Xue reached the barrier in her God of Death Apparition after Mu You signaled her to enter.
• Lin Xue tried to cross the barrier while carrying four Eternal Night City Shards, but it repelled her.

Mu You and his allies secured Eternal Night City by having Xiao Ya claim the City Lord position after Lin Xue was barred from entering the inheritance barrier. After the city emerged in the Star Spirit World, Mu You entered the newly unlocked Power Room beneath Dawn City's Dungeon and discovered a gigantic winged corpse connected to the room by tubes.

• Mu You swapped places with Xiao Ya and helped her reach the barrier with the Map Fragments after Lin Xue could not enter.
• Xiao Ya touched the Inheritance Crystal and became Eternal Night City's first City Lord, while Tyrant conceded defeat.
• The players learned that Qingya Shuxiang was Eternal Night City's City Lord, and Mu You agreed to spar with White Youth later so he could obtain his skin.
• Mu You returned to Dawn City and entered the newly unlocked space beneath the Killer Bee Hive, which was identified as Dawn City's Power Room.
• Mu You found a huge winged humanoid corpse suspended in the Power Room and realized it was a God's corpse.

Mu You discovered the God of Order’s remains beneath Dawn City and began an inheritance quest that required a divine artifact and materials from another deity. In Dark City, the vampires prepared to relocate to Eternal Night City, while Mu You gave Mai evolution potions and asked her to investigate the burial sites of the Blood Clan’s historical Dukes.

• Mu You identified the remains as the God of Order’s and learned that the Fools’ ancestors had excavated them over 4,500 years earlier.
• Mu You began the God of Order’s inheritance quest after moving the Shadow Fluffball away, but learned that he needed a divine artifact, God’s Blood, and potentially God’s Bone.
• Mu You realized that Z Worldwalker and Red Sleeve had known about the divine remains beneath the Sky Cities and had pursued separate divine inheritances.
• Vampires celebrated their victory and prepared to leave Dark City for Eternal Night City while Mai watched her aunt Ersha and the children depart.
• Mu You reassured Mai, told her to give the primordial blood to Ersha, and handed her Evolution Potions to help her grow stronger.
• Mu You asked Mai to investigate the burial sites of the Blood Clan’s historical Dukes.

Mu You secured the Moon Scepter and entered the Silent Library, where he found the Black-Robed One’s account of the Fools and the Lesser Calamity Era. The notes revealed that the Fools built the Sky Cities, vanished into Above the High Heavens, then returned with a catastrophe before the Wizards’ Association hunted them down.

• Mai agreed to secretly search for the general location of a Duke’s tomb after Mu You showed her the Blood Shrine.
• Phirede rewarded Mu You for resolving the vampire-werewolf conflict and let him choose one of three items; he took the Moon Scepter.
• Mu You reached the Red Rose Library on a full moon night, subdued Mrs. McKenna, and opened the Silent Reading Room.
• Mu You found no information on World-Creation Mountain or the Great Calamity Era, but his search for the Lesser Calamity Era revealed a notebook by the Black-Robed One-Kalman Rana.
• The Black-Robed One’s notes described how the Fools built twelve Sky Cities, left for Above the High Heavens, and returned two hundred years later with terrifying pursuers and a curse.
• The Wizards’ Association hunted the Fools after they refused to help repair the Sky Cities, while the Black-Robed One warned that surviving Fools beyond the wall might return.

Mu You searched the library for clues to his inheritance quest and found that the Pen of Order had once belonged to the vanished Desert Emperor Reydas Caesar, while a nursery rhyme pointed toward a Demon God in White Maple City. After escaping the Silence Beasts and returning to Dark City, Mu You learned that Virgo had given Mu Mianmeng a rare mask because she wanted to ask him a favor for the Catfolk.

• Mu You concluded that the Fools’ history differed from the game’s account and reconstructed how they had survived the Great Calamity Era, returned to the Star Spirit World, and later faced the Wizards' Association.
• Mu You found an account saying Reydas Caesar had used a cursed divine pen to transform the desert and build an empire before he and his kingdom vanished.
• Mu You searched for divine remains and found a nursery rhyme warning people to avoid the Tower of Heroes in White Maple City, where a Demon God stood guard.
• Silence Beasts discovered Mu You in the library, so he escaped through the Shadow Passage and left Mrs. McKenna to wake on the academy grounds, triggering an alarm.
• Mu You returned to Dark City, where he caught Mu Mianmeng’s wooden sword and learned Virgo had given her a rare Cat-Eye Mask.
• Virgo showed Mu You that the Catfolk wanted to move to Eternal Night City and had given Mu Mianmeng the mask because she wanted to ask him for a favor.

Mu You addressed Eternal Night City's recruitment shortage by recruiting Eugene to build an alchemical workforce there, offering him the resources to create a new Clockwork City. The chapter ended with Mu You wagering a Forest Spirit Core on Eugene establishing an Alchemy Factory and using up its energy to develop the city within half a year.

• Virgo asked to move the Catfolk to Eternal Night City, and Mu You welcomed them.
• Mu You learned Eternal Night City was still short 1.24 million residents and proposed using robots to solve its labor shortage.
• Mu You told Eugene that the Goblins had fled in Clockwork City, leaving him stranded, then offered him the chance to build a new Clockwork City in Eternal Night City.
• Mu You gave Eugene access to a quarter of Eternal Night City's territory, its minerals, and a Forest Spirit Core for the project.
• Eugene claimed he could exhaust the core in half a year, and Mu You wagered that he must use it to build an Alchemy Factory and develop Eternal Night City.

Mu You recruited Eugene and a Goblin Engineer to build a new Clockwork City in Eternal Night City, then told the Sky City Lords that their cities were powered by Gods’ remains and could grant them Godskins. After the City Lords shared their Gods’ names, Mu You identified a pattern among them and suspected Dawnlight City had a first-tier God.

• Mu You and Eugene agreed that Eugene would build an Alchemical City in Eternal Night City in exchange for access to a Forest Spirit Core, and Eugene secured permission for homeless Goblins to join.
• Mu You brought a Goblin Engineer to Eugene, who persuaded him to help rebuild Clockwork City; the Goblin agreed, and Eugene sent him to mine ore and build a Mining Robot.
• Back at the Pet Shop, Mu You created a group chat for the Sky City Lords and explained that the space beneath the Dungeon held a God’s complete remains, which powered each Sky City.
• Mu You told the City Lords that they could receive their Gods’ inheritances by obtaining a God Skin, and suggested they cooperate to find divine artifacts and share information about their Gods.
• The City Lords named their respective Gods, and Mu You grouped them into three apparent categories and suspected Dawnlight City had a God from the first tier.

Mu You pursued clues about White Maple City and obtained a special quest from Salina to place a teleportation array there, but his high level made the undead territory dangerous. After finding the Tower of Heroes marked as a restricted zone, he entered the city and ran into Veda, who tried to ambush him near a Headless Horseman.

• Mu You asked Solomon to search the desert for information about Reydas Caesar, then returned to Red Rose Academy and found the Library sealed after Mrs. McKenna reported an assault.
• Mu You connected White Maple City to the Sunlight Elves’ quest and persuaded Salina to give him the Raid on White Maple City quest despite his level being too high.
• Mu You studied the map, found Hero Village and the Tower of Heroes marked as restricted, and traveled to White Maple City.
• Mu You entered the undead city in disguise, fought off several undead, and encountered the level 17 player Veda, who retreated after they sized each other up.
• Mu You spotted Veda hiding nearby while he approached a level 23 Headless Horseman, then used Super Speed to escape its charge and leave Veda in its path.

Mu You killed Veda and the Headless Horseman, then assembled fluorescent badge fragments to uncover the Fairy Princess’s plea for help and accept a quest to rescue her from the Tower of Heroes. He reached Hero Village as the tower’s opening approached and discovered that its Hero Badges came in types matching the attributes of the Sky Cities’ God Statues.

• Mu You killed the wounded Veda, then defeated the Headless Horseman and obtained its Charge Bone Spear.
• Using Veda’s Fluorescent Lens, Mu You found fluorescent undead and collected enough badge fragments to assemble a Hero Badge (Earth).
• Mu You learned that the Fairy Princess had been imprisoned on the Tower of Heroes’ fiftieth floor and accepted the hidden main quest to rescue her.
• Mu You traveled to Hero Village, where he found more than two thousand badge holders waiting outside the tower.
• Mu You checked forum posts about the tower’s opening hours, entry limits, and restrictions on non-real powers.
• A merchant offered to trade badges, and Mu You saw nine types whose attributes matched those of the Sky Cities’ God Statues.

Mu You entered the Tower of Heroes as an Earth Hero, learned that its powers and progression differed from the Star Spirit World, and fought through the first floor. After risking his life to collect Divinity Crystals, he advanced to Earth Believer, upgraded his Divine Arts, and reached the stairs to the second floor.

• Mu You rejected the merchant’s offer to exchange his Earth Hero badge and entered the Tower of Heroes, where he registered as hero No. 2459 and received power from the God of the Earth.
• Mu You discovered that his tower panel retained his attributes and Relics but removed most of his powers and familiars, leaving Shadow Fluffball.
• Mu You defeated a Mud Monster, compared the other paths’ monsters, then jumped into an acid pit to collect Divinity Crystals until he had 19 and only 4 Health remaining.
• Mu You offered five Divinity Crystals to the God of the Earth, advanced to Earth Believer, and upgraded Warrior’s Blood and God of War’s Hammer to level three.
• Mu You defeated a Stitched Meat Lump and reached the bloodstained stairs leading to the tower’s second floor.

Mu You fought his way to the Tower of Heroes’ tenth floor, where a Hellhound defeated him despite repeated attempts. Realizing he needed a more coherent build, he chose to abandon his Earth Hero identity and switch to a Moon Hero.

• Mu You killed Hero No. 7, the tower’s top-ranked climber, and took 100 divinity from him.
• Mu You bought Divine Power and God's Defense potions from Crow-face, then cleared the first nine floors and advanced to Earth Hierophant.
• Mu You reached floor 10 and chose a permanent increase to Divine Power before a Hellhound killed him repeatedly.
• Mu You decided his improvised upgrades lacked synergy and went to the badge merchant to take a Moon Badge.
• The game asked Mu You to confirm abandoning his Earth Hero identity and switching to Moon Hero.

Mu You used the Moon Scepter to become a Moon Hero and locked every Tower of Heroes battle to a full moon, helping him climb rapidly to floor thirty and take first place. After reaching floor thirty-nine, he fought Hero No. 1 and finally won by the narrowest margin after rewinding more than ninety times.

• Mu You chose the Moon Badge, confirmed that the Moon Scepter locked every battle to a full moon, and began climbing with the artifact's advantage.
• Mu You advanced to floor thirty, claimed first place, and selected two permanent rewards, while Isaac learned that Mu You had overtaken him.
• Isaac discovered that Mu You had defeated both Har and Casanova and hurried to continue his own climb.
• Mu You bought the Moon Goddess's Eye from the Crow Merchant on floor twenty-nine and later found a hidden treasury after defeating the floor-thirty boss.
• Mu You struggled through floors thirty-one to thirty-nine, where he encountered Hero No. 1, a rival Moon Hero ranked first.
• Hero No. 1 initially killed Mu You, but Mu You rewound the battle more than ninety times and finally defeated him with one Health remaining.

Mu You claimed the Tower of Heroes’ floor 40 first clear, bought moon-themed relics to strengthen his future runs, and agreed to duel Isaac every day for a chance to win the Moon Goddess’s Eye. The chapter ended with a dust-covered girl in a Wizard’s robe emerging from a buried well in the wilderness outside K City, unsure where she was.

• Mu You defeated No. 1 Hero, took the Moon Goddess’s Eye, reached floor 40, and died to the Centaur Knight.
• Mu You bought the Moon Goddess’s Blessing and several other moon-related relics from Dragon Soars Software and Lu Yao’s Firebearer Shop.
• Isaac, Casanova, and Har discussed Mu You’s strength, and Isaac proposed arranging a duel to win his Moon Scepter.
• Mu You agreed to Isaac’s duel proposal and expanded their Blood Contract to schedule a match every day until the Tower of Heroes was cleared.
• A Wizard-robed girl burst out of a well in the wilderness outside K City and wondered where she was.

Mu You climbed the Tower of Heroes, defeated the Demon Warden on floor fifty, and rescued the Fairy Princess, who granted him Divine Compatibility. His rescue also ended the introductory quest and unlocked the Tower of Heroes trial for all Fools, with the Demon King on floor one hundred as its goal.

• Xiao Ya struggled through the tower while Lin Xue reached floor twenty-four using the God of Death's powers.
• Mu You encountered Isaac on floor two and defeated him despite Isaac's higher rank and stronger divine arts.
• Mu You found the Zudun Hammer through the Moon Goddess's Eye and used the rewards from his two divine artifacts to climb rapidly.
• Mu You reached floor fifty and narrowly defeated the eight-star Demon Warden guarding the Fairy Princess.
• The Fairy Princess healed Mu You and gave him Divine Compatibility, allowing him to worship one additional god.
• The Fairy Princess's rescue ended The Demon King Is Roaring and unlocked the Tower of Heroes trial for all Fools.

Mu You completed the White Maple City quest after other players wiped out the undead and claimed an Arcanist Set exchange voucher. After taking a break to browse guides, he spotted Cola watching a news report showing a girl wielding fire in K City.

• Mu You learned that Divine Compatibility let him carry main and secondary faiths, claimed an Exquisite Hero Badge, and chose the temporary Item Expert blessing.
• Players discovered the Tower of Heroes quest, shared climbing guides, and began trading badges and farming undead for badge fragments.
• Mu You climbed to the seventieth floor before dying to the Heavenly White Wolf, then reached only the fiftieth floor on his next run.
• Players wiped out the undead around White Maple City, allowing Mu You to complete the Sunlight Elves' Raid on White Maple City quest and receive an Arcanist Set exchange voucher.
• Mu You noticed Cola transfixed by a K City news report showing a girl throwing fireballs.

Mu You learned that Chris Fua had entered Earth through the dry well and was surrounded by police after beating a breakfast shop owner. He reached her at the abandoned mine and persuaded her to leave peacefully, though her troubles on Earth remained unresolved.

• Mu You recognized Chris Fua in a news report about a girl who had beaten a breakfast shop owner, then learned from Zhang Yang that an armed team had surrounded a powerful Wizard at a factory.
• Mu You took Cola to the Northern Suburbs, resealed the dry well, and asked Zhang Yang to let him speak with the girl without attacking her.
• Cola found Fuya inside the abandoned building, where she healed him after accidentally striking him with a Fire Spear.
• Mu You explained that the breakfast shop owner had made a lewd remark after refusing Fuya's request for food on credit, and Fuya described beating him and fleeing from police.
• Mu You warned Fuya not to attack anyone else and promised to explain the incident; Fuya agreed to follow his arrangements and go outside with him.

Mu You discovered that Fuya had Fool blood and urged her to investigate her family’s hidden history, while she began using the game to contact her parents. He then entered the Tower of Heroes with Moon and Fire powers and, after an unusually lucky run, reached the floor-ninety boss with a chance to go farther than before.

• Mu You brought Fuya to the Pet Shop, where Mianmian accidentally struck her with a wooden sword and Cola pretended to exercise on his treadmill.
• Fuya told Mu You that her family’s ancestral home had been abandoned for over twelve hundred years, prompting him to suspect that it had helped the Fool Ancestors escape to Earth.
• Mu You had Fuya register for the game “Fool,” and her successful entry proved that she had Fool blood; he suggested that her parents might know the truth.
• Mu You explained how Fuya could use her game character to contact her family, and she began playing while considering whether her parents would recognize her.
• Mu You entered the Tower of Heroes with the Moon and Fire Badges, defeated Hero No. 1, and used fire forging to strengthen his equipment.
• Mu You’s fortunate run carried him through floor ninety, where he defeated the boss with difficulty and wondered whether he could reach the tower’s end.

Mu You reached the Tower of Heroes’ summit, where the Demon King killed him through the Seven Deadly Sins and proved far beyond his current strength. After studying the Demon King’s abilities and watching Solomon reveal a Godskin inheritance quest, Mu You received a private message with news about the historical figure he had asked Solomon to investigate.

• Mu You reached the hundredth floor, received a Resurrection Stone and the Fairy Princess’s “Keep Up the Good Work” blessing, and encountered the Demon King of the Seven Sins.
• Mu You repeatedly rewound time and tried different choices, but the Demon King killed him with the sins of Pride, Sloth, Greed, Lust, and Wrath.
• Mu You used the Omniscient Crystal to learn the Demon King’s stats and seven divine arts before being ejected from the tower.
• Mu You concluded that he needed to reach at least thirteen stars to overcome Pride, recorded the Demon King’s abilities, and considered how difficult a victory would be.
• Mu You read forum posts and then watched Solomon describe unlocking the Godskin quest in the City Lords’ group chat.
• Solomon privately messaged Mu You that he had news about the historical figure Mu You had asked him to investigate.

Mu You learned of a possible Caesar Cult and shared leads on Divine Corpses with Solomon before forging the Moon Scepter into a Super Artifact. Its eclipse ability gave him a possible way to defeat the Demon King, and he planned a tower strategy that depended on raising the Wind Element and finding the Wind God Boots.

• Solomon told Mu You that desert bandits in the Crimson Desert were recruiting for a Caesar Cult that claimed Reydas Caesar was trapped in a divine kingdom, and Mu You asked him to keep investigating.
• Mu You gave Solomon leads on Divine Corpses, including the Outer Domain, and Solomon sent his subordinates to search for entrances to it.
• Cola secretly borrowed Mu You's phone to play games after Fuya left, while Mu You checked on the pets and missed Froglet.
• Fuya asked Mu You to take her to Dawn City so she could grind dungeons, and he lent her two million to unlock guides on the Forum.
• Mu You entered the Tower of Heroes, raised his Fire Element faith to godhood, and used Sacrificial Forging to turn the Moon Scepter into the Eclipse Scepter.
• Mu You planned to use the Eclipse Scepter to eliminate the Demon King after ten minutes, relying on Wind Element abilities and the Wind God Boots to survive the eclipse.

Mu You developed a strategy for weakening the Demon King, and after obtaining the Cursed Doll and Wind God's Boots, he reached thirteen stars and challenged the Demon King again. The Demon King stole the Cursed Doll, but Mu You discovered that another player had already burdened him with the Commandment of Humility.

• Mu You tested his Eclipse Scepter strategy but failed to defeat the Demon King, then learned that Fuya's ancestor-summoning jade produced no response.
• Mu You learned that Lin Xue and other players had advanced far up the tower, and he prepared cursed Relics to weaken the Demon King.
• Mu You obtained the Cursed Doll from Hero No. 69544, realizing the curse would remain on the Demon King if he stole it.
• Mu You encountered No. 1, secured the Moon Goddess's Eye, and acquired the Wind God's Boots by defeating a Wind Element player.
• Mu You reached thirteen stars after plundering faith from a player on floor ninety-four and received the Fairy Princess's Lucky Star blessing.
• The Demon King stole Mu You's Cursed Doll, and Mu You saw that the Demon King already carried the Commandment of Humility, which lowered his star rating.