Chapter Summaries

Mu You used Star Level Detection Glasses to assess his items, then fused their detection ability into the Omniscient Crystal. He repeatedly robbed Crowman vendors to fund a potion and item spree, but as he prepared to leave the village, another crowman confronted him and asked what outfit he belonged to.

• Mu You bought Star Level Detection Glasses and used them to compare the star levels of his relics and artifacts.
• Mu You fused the glasses' detection function into the Omniscient Crystal, freeing up an equipment slot.
• Mu You stole 8,450 Divinity Crystals from the crowman vendor, then returned and spent most of the money on potions and Divine Art Stones.
• After the vendor became too vigilant to rob again, Mu You stole from other crowman shopkeepers, amassing just over six thousand Divinity over two hours.
• As Mu You tried to leave the village, a crowman stopped him and asked what outfit he belonged to.

Mu You entered the Sparrowman Bandits’ stronghold, where the one-eyed bandit leader challenged him to test his stealing skills on seven Greedy Chests. Mu You won Divinity from the first five chests and took a Divine Art Stone from the sixth, while the seventh chest remained unopened.

• A crowman explained that Sparrowman Bandits had to register with the local chief and follow rules, then led Mu You to meet the bandit boss.
• The one-eyed bandit boss surrounded Mu You with his men and demanded compensation for the trouble he had caused.
• The boss offered to forgive Mu You’s offenses if he attempted to steal from seven Greedy Chests, with failure risking the loss of his Divinity.
• Mu You used Rewind to succeed at stealing from the first five chests, earning enough Divinity to raise his assets above thirty thousand.
• Mu You succeeded at the sixth chest and obtained a Divine Art Stone called Golden Left Hand, which improved left-handed stealing for Sparrowmen.

Mu You cleared the Sparrowman Bandits’ last two treasure chests, then agreed to join the Bandit Leader after witnessing his powerful, long-range theft. The leader began teaching Mu You advanced thieving arts, starting with Golden Right Hand.

• Mu You stole Golden Left Hand from the sixth chest and an unreadable treasure map from the seventh, discovering faint Star Spirit Language on its reverse that suggested a Fool Ancestor had left it behind.
• The Bandit Leader offered Mu You a second-in-command position and advanced training, then demonstrated that he could see Mu You’s Divinity and steal it from a distance without being detected.
• Mu You rewound time until he blocked the Bandit Leader’s theft, then agreed to join the bandits so he could learn their techniques before leaving.
• The Bandit Leader hosted a banquet for Mu You and explained six advanced thieving arts, including Invisible Hand, which could steal from up to a thousand meters away.
• The Bandit Leader demonstrated Golden Right Hand on a passing Rock Rabbitman, and Mu You gained a small amount of comprehension.

Mu You learned the Sparrowman Bandit leader’s thieving art while exploring the Crowman Tribe and discovered that Divine Palace Peak could only be reached with a Wildman’s help. After learning that players’ Paper Cranes might be needed to enlist the Wildman, Mu You arranged to buy Paper Crane (8) for 6,000 Divinity.

• Mu You used Rewinds to raise his comprehension of the thieving art above 1%, impressing the Sparrowman Bandit leader, who continued teaching him.
• Over two days, Mu You trained with the Sparrowman Bandit leader, explored the tribe’s villages, and learned that Divine Palace Peak was surrounded by deadly cold and had once belonged to the Ancients.
• Mu You searched the Forum and found that the Wildman appeared only once per player and gave numbered Paper Cranes based on the value of the items offered.
• Mu You concluded that the Paper Crane numbers likely corresponded to item star levels and contacted Frozen Fish God of War, who had received Paper Crane (8).
• Mu You agreed to pay Frozen Fish God of War 6,000 Divinity for Paper Crane (8) and arranged for someone to collect it.

Mu You collected all nine Paper Cranes and gained permission to enter the Wardwood, home of the Ancients, but did not win the Wildman’s trust. After completing the Sparrowman Bandit chief’s trial, he sensed the chief planned to kill him and called on Dawn City players to help attack.

• Mu You gathered Paper Cranes one through six, then used Lin Xue’s seven-star rope and an 8.5-star relic to obtain Paper Cranes seven and nine from the Wildman.
• Mu You combined all nine Paper Cranes into a Proof of Friendship that allowed free entry to the Wardwood, where the Ancients gathered beyond Divinity’s reach.
• Mu You learned four thieving arts from the Sparrowman Bandit chief, but the chief demanded a trial before teaching him Invisible Hand.
• Mu You stole three Divinity crystals from a Crowman Guard captain, the Sparrowman Bandit chief, and Kunpeng, spending about two hundred thousand rewinds to take Kunpeng’s crystal.
• Mu You noticed murderous intent from the chief after delivering the crystals, then called on the Dawn City Vaccine Group to help surround and kill the seven-star Sparrowman.

Mu You followed the Sparrowman Bandit leader to a hidden tomb and discovered a deadly theft trial left by Thief God. He stole the Master Key, tricked the bandit into teaching him Invisible Hand, and mastered the technique.

• Mu You tracked the Sparrowman Bandit leader to a concealed cave near Skyreach Pass while over forty allies assembled outside the valley.
• Mu You found a God-level trial at a beast-face carving and learned that the bandit wanted him to steal its hidden treasure.
• Mu You used Rewind to steal Thief God's Master Key, then handed the bandit a worthless stone and claimed there was no treasure.
• The bandit decided Mu You's theft range was too short and began teaching him Invisible Hand.
• Mu You repeatedly rewound during the demonstration until he mastered Invisible Hand.

Mu You led a group of players in killing the seven-star Sparrowman Bandit Leader, then used the master key to enter the Thief God's Tomb. He found the tomb's treasure chests empty and learned from the Thief God's final inscription that his greed and theft of life-bound possessions had led to his downfall.

• Mu You tricked the Sparrowman Bandit Leader into fleeing the cave, where players and Divine Beasts surrounded and killed him.
• Mu You claimed the Bandit Leader's form, divided the stolen divinity among the group, and kept the remaining loot.
• Mu You retrieved the Thief God's Master Key from the cave's beast face and opened a spatial rift into the Thief God's Tomb.
• Mu You found records of 281 Divine Artifact thefts in the tomb, including the God of Order's Book of Order, but discovered that every treasure chest was empty.
• Mu You read the Thief God's final inscription, which described how the Gods hunted him and warned his successor to restrain greed and avoid stealing life-bound possessions.

Mu You refined the Thief God's Divine Corpse and obtained a Divine Bone that granted him the powerful Sleight of Hand ability, though he could not yet fuse with it. Back in the Crowman Tribe, he impersonated the Bandit Leader, tricked the Sparrowman Bandits into staying home, and began stealing from the village as an ordinary Crowman.

• Mu You refined the Thief God's Divine Corpse, gaining God's Blood and the Thief God's Bone, whose Sleight of Hand could steal an equipped item or guarantee a monster material drop.
• Mu You saw that he needed to reach 4 stars and finish integrating the Silence Divine Bone before he could fuse with the Thief God's Bone.
• Mu You returned to the Crowman Tribe disguised as the Bandit Leader and summoned the Sparrowman Bandits with the Sparrow Whistle.
• Mu You fabricated a story that a rival bandit clan had sent a spy and persuaded the Sparrowman Bandits to stay home and stop hunting.
• Mu You found the Bandit Leader's Greedy Chests, then changed into an ordinary Crowman and began stealing from merchants around the village.

Mu You and his allies robbed Crowman vendors across the tribe by buying their goods through helpers and stealing the money back, then returned to Dawn City with a huge haul. He upgraded his Divine Arts, shared some supplies with the group, and arranged for Lu Yao to sell the surplus while keeping materials and potions for later.

• Mu You used Divinity Sight and Theft to steal the money he had just paid a Crowman vendor, then repeated the scheme with the Night Watchman and other helpers as shoppers.
• Mu You and the Pet Shop group spent three days robbing markets across the Crowman Tribe, provoking a lockdown and causing vendors to avoid them until they had accumulated 210,000 Divinity.
• Mu You returned to Dawn City, upgraded several Divine Arts to level 6, and saved most of his remaining Divinity for future Star Promotions.
• Mu You and the others sorted their haul, divided potions and Divine Art Stones, and Mu You raised his divine attributes by drinking potions.
• Mu You kept the exotic beast materials and potions, then sent Lu Yao a list of surplus goods and asked her to sell them through her Secondhand Shop.

Mu You upgraded the Moon Velvet Blade to seven stars, giving it ranged crescent attacks and armor-breaking power. Back in the Crowman Tribe, he turned the Tribal Chief’s ultimatum into a chance to rally the Sparrowman Bandits for one final mass theft before they left.

• Mu You entrusted his goods to Lu Yao to sell for a 10% commission, then used six-star materials to upgrade the Moon Velvet Blade with ranged attacks, life-stealing, and webbing effects.
• Mu You upgraded the blade again with Flying Owl Beaks, adding the ability to destroy protective equipment, but stopped at seven stars because he lacked matching seven-star materials.
• Mu You returned to the Crowman Tribe and learned that the Crowman Tribal Chief had given the Sparrowman Bandits one week to stop the thefts or lose their cooperation agreement.
• Mu You discovered that a special item protected the Tribal Chief from theft, then concluded that the Crowmen were trying to drive the Sparrowman Bandits out.
• Mu You urged the Sparrowman Bandits to leave only after carrying out one large theft against the entire Crowman Tribe.

Mu You persuaded the Sparrowman Bandits to retaliate against the Crowmen, advanced to four stars, and watched Lu Yao sell goods at a Crowman market stall. After fusing the Thief God's Bone, he stole the Crowman chief's hidden treasure, the Three-Eyed Golden Crow's Third Eye.

• Mu You convinced the Sparrowman Bandits to blame their thefts on an outside clan and sent them to raid the Crowmen.
• After hunting for two days, Mu You converted his three-star faith and advanced to four stars.
• Lu Yao set up a stall in the Crowman Tribe, where she argued with local vendors and sold her goods at lower prices.
• Mu You finished fusing the Thief God's Bone and gained the authority divine art Deft Hands.
• Mu You overheard the Crowman chief delay confronting the Sparrowman Bandits, then used Deft Hands to steal the Three-Eyed Golden Crow's Third Eye.

Mu You stole and fused the Three-Eyed Golden Crow’s eye of wisdom, gaining enhanced vision and the ability to see through invisibility, illusions, and weaker mental divine arts. He then robbed the Crowman Tribal Chief’s home and used the Sparrowman Bandits and stolen goods to pressure the Crowmen into seeking the Fools’ cooperation.

• Mu You stole the Golden Crow eye of wisdom from the Crowman Tribal Chief, rejecting several other stolen items before choosing it.
• Mu You endured three hours of painful fusion while Mu Lan’s pollen eased the pain, then gained the Golden Crow Eye’s abilities.
• Mu You stole 43,000 divinity from the Tribal Chief and emptied the valuables from his locked safes before escaping.
• Mu You ordered the Sparrowman Bandits to retreat, and Crowman Guards arrived too late to catch them.
• Over the next two days, Mu You arranged further thefts to frustrate the Crowmen and make the bandits seem impossible to catch.
• Mu You gave the Tribal Chief’s stolen goods to Lu Yao to sell, signaling that the Sparrowman Bandits were connected to the Fools.

After confirming that Mu You’s goods came from the Crowman Tribal Chief’s ransacked home, the Crowmen invited him to negotiate help against the Sparrowman Bandits. Mu You secured a higher bounty for live captures, and the Tribal Chief began raising funds, unaware that Mu You already had dozens of bandits ready to turn in.

• The Crowman elders identified goods at Lu Yao’s stall as items stolen from the Tribal Chief’s home and concluded that the Fools were connected to the Sparrowman Bandits.
• The Tribal Chief decided the Crowmen could not arrest Lu Yao without evidence and invited the person behind the Fools to negotiate assistance against the bandits.
• Mu You accepted the invitation and told the Crowmen he could direct most of the Fools, then offered help in exchange for payment.
• After the Crowmen rejected Mu You’s demand for seven or eight hundred thousand divinity, he proposed raising the bounty per bandit from one thousand to ten thousand, provided the Fools captured them alive.
• The Tribal Chief accepted the proposal, then led Mu You to the village square and urged the Crowmen to donate toward stamping out the bandits.
• The Crowmen donated enthusiastically, while Mu You knew he already had more than seventy Sparrowman Bandits waiting to be turned in for bounties.

Mu You led nearly two thousand players to capture the Sparrowman Bandits, then collected a partial bounty from the Crowman Tribal Chief and distributed the spoils. Back in Dawn City’s group chat, Solomon recognized the Gourd Mountain on Mu You’s treasure map as a mountain beside Dawnbreak City.

• Mu You coordinated nearly two thousand players to surround the Sparrowman Bandits and capture them alive, using false traitor warnings to split the bandits into trapped groups.
• The players captured seventy-three bandits alive, while two died during infighting, and looted their equipment and divinity.
• Mu You brought the prisoners to the Crowman Tribal Chief, who reluctantly paid 345,000 divinity and promised to pay the rest in installments.
• Mu You and the players divided the bounty and loot among the participating factions, while Mu You kept the bandits’ items and his share of the reward.
• Mu You asked Solomon to watch for the place shown on his treasure map, and Solomon identified it as Gourd Mountain beside Dawnbreak City.

Mu You found Abby Pruitt’s hidden cave on Gourd Mountain and learned how the Potion Maker had developed Divine Potionology before dying while stranded in High Heaven World. He recovered Abby’s research and learned that Muro was still waiting nearby for the promised cure to his forgetfulness.

• Mu You traveled to Gourd Mountain in Dawnbreak City and flew past the other players searching its steep slopes.
• Mu You discovered a concealed cave and found the remains of Abby Pruitt, a Fool and seventh-tier Potion Maker who had died only a few years earlier.
• Mu You read Abby’s scroll and learned that he had developed Divine Potionology with help from Muro, a Wildman Sentinel, then became stranded when the Sky Cities withdrew.
• Mu You learned that Abby had asked anyone who found his scroll to take his wildman-tooth ornament to Muro and tell him what happened.
• Mu You collected 572 scrolls of Abby’s Divine Potionology research and examined a chart that matched real materials to Magic Potion ingredients, offering a path to making Pseudo-Divine Potions.

Mu You discovered Abby Pruitt’s Divine Potion recipes, brewed a Life Potion and a Resistance Potion, and shared the recipes with the players. After returning Abby’s remains to Muro, Mu You offered to help the Wildman remember his way home to the Precept Forest.

• Mu You found Abby’s recipes for a Life Potion, a Memory Potion, and a Resistance Potion, then brewed the Life and Resistance Potions.
• Mu You recognized that the Resistance Potion could counter Godskin’s attribute burn when paired with Attribute Lock.
• Mu You published Abby’s story and the two potion recipes on the Forum, prompting players to seek the ingredients.
• Mu You returned to Spider Forest with Abby’s remains and gave them to Muro, who buried Abby and promised to protect Mu You.
• Mu You asked whether Muro wanted to go home, learned that Muro had forgotten the way, and offered to help him find the Precept Forest.

Mu You persuaded Muro to carry him across the Crowman Tribe’s peaks to Divine Palace Peak, where he freed the Blood God’s arm from a sun-and-magma seal. The arm’s release stirred Lilith’s divine power, and she confirmed she could understand Mu You by blinking.

• Mu You convinced Muro to take him to the Ancients’ divine palace, and Muro leaped across the chasm before carrying him up the peaks.
• Mu You froze unconscious while Muro climbed Divine Palace Peak, then thawed after they reached its sunlit summit.
• Mu You found the Blood God’s arm sealed over magma inside the temple and used the Pen of Order to free it.
• Lilith’s head awakened in the pet shop, startling Xiao Ya and Little Girl into fainting as divine power surged through the shop.
• The Lamp Genie questioned why Lilith had regained divine power after only one arm was freed, and the arm pointed in a direction in the game.
• Mu You asked Lilith whether she understood him, and she blinked once.

Mu You tempered the Qilin Arm and Resurrection Stones in solar slurry, then helped Muro recover some memories with a Memory Potion. After Katelinna arrived, she relayed Lilith’s request to travel to the Sea of Blood and retrieve her other arm.

• Mu You learned that the solar slurry could temper items without divinity and strengthened a Resurrection Stone so it could restore itself in one day.
• Mu You tempered the Qilin Arm, giving its scales stronger physical defense and allowing it to store sunlight for Wind Burial Cannon.
• Mu You tempered the Resurrection Stones belonging to his clone, Lin Xue, and the others, then brought Muro to Dawn City and Dawnbreak City.
• Mu You gave Muro a Memory Potion, which helped him recognize Mu You by face but did not restore his memory of the way home.
• Katelinna arrived at the Pet Shop after sensing Lilith’s summons and explained that Lilith wanted to visit the Sea of Blood and have Katelinna retrieve her other arm.

Mu You helped Katelinna prepare to travel with Lilith to the Sea of Blood, then spent two months hunting monsters while searching for the Blood God's body. After spotting a concealed giant tracking a Fool toward Sunset City, he warned the player and began directing them.

• Katelinna told Mu You she would travel to the Sea of Blood with Lilith, and Mu You gave her a wildman's tooth necklace and a Gemini Stone before she left.
• Mu You resumed searching for the Blood God's body with Muro and Bone Dragon, and two months of hunting raised him to level 26.
• Mu You used Thunder Bull Horns to upgrade Moon Velvet, giving the blade a blinding flash ability.
• Mu You spotted a concealed giant scout and discovered it was following Zifeiyu toward a Soul-Guiding Lamp and possibly Sunset City.
• Mu You contacted Zifeiyu, warned them about the giant, and told them to follow his instructions without alerting it.

Mu You trapped and killed a Giant Scout who had been following players to find Sunset City, then discovered that the giants were tracking Soul-Guiding Lamps to locate the city. He warned Bluebeard to alert the players and offered to help anyone being pursued.

• Mu You lured the Giant Scout into a prepared valley trap and fought him with the Wildman and Bone Dragon, stacking Order Locks while preventing his escape.
• The Giant Scout fired a flare to send information about his death, but Mu You turned back time and stole the Last Words Cannon before the scout could use it again.
• Mu You used Order Judgement to kill the Giant Scout, and he saw a God-Eater Beast emerge from the body before it fled from the Wildman and disappeared.
• Mu You searched the scout’s remains and found notes showing that the giants had been tracking players for five days; a map marked Soul-Guiding Lamps the scouts had located.
• Mu You warned Bluebeard that other players might be under pursuit, and Bluebeard prepared a city announcement while Mu You offered to help players stall their pursuers.