Chapter Summaries

Luo Fan and the Weird Bride discussed why they had to attack Yamato before he could turn his mature Space-Time Dao Fruit into an uncanny artifact. Luo Fan proposed exploiting the injury Yamato would suffer when the Willow Immortal Elder separated the Dao Fruit, leaving the Weird Bride surprised by his idea.

• The Weird Bride explained that Yamato was immune to rule-type abilities, making him a dangerous target, but they could not wait because he had contacted the Willow Immortal Elder to forge his Space-Time Dao Fruit into an uncanny artifact.
• Luo Fan introduced the Willow Immortal Elder as an immobile willow tree with a top-class forging ability who had once fused Innate Yang Steel into his Weird Gun.
• The Weird Bride said she considered a rule-type skill more useful than a rule-type uncanny artifact, so they needed to seize Yamato's Dao Fruit soon.
• Luo Fan reasoned that Yamato would likely have the Willow Immortal Elder brought to Eastern Japan Island and that separating the Dao Fruit from Yamato would injure or weaken him.
• The Weird Bride realized Luo Fan had a plan and asked if he intended to exploit Yamato's weakened state.

Luo Fan and his companions agreed that the Weird Bride would stay near Yamato and alert them when he severed the Space-Time Dao Fruit, giving them a safer chance to take it. After resting in an abandoned town, the others gathered to ask Luo Fan how to find devoted women of their own.

• Luo Fan proposed attacking Yamato when he severed the Space-Time Dao Fruit instead of fighting him directly.
• Minako suggested that the Weird Bride stay by Yamato as an inside contact, and the Weird Bride agreed after asking whether it would bother Luo Fan.
• Luo Fan accepted the plan, and the group continued toward their destination while discussing its details.
• The group encountered only the Soul Devourer Weird that night and later rested in an abandoned town.
• Niu Dagang told Luo Fan that he and the others wanted to learn how to find a woman devoted only to them, even a female Weird.

Luo Fan’s companions demanded advice on attracting women after becoming jealous of his relationship with the Weird Bride. When he bragged that she had pursued him first, they ganged up on him and left him battered.

• Niu Dagang, Zhao Chunfeng, and the other men asked Luo Fan to teach them how to pursue women, including female Weird.
• Luo Fan said he had no tricks to share because the Weird Bride had pursued him in the Underground Palace.
• Zhao Chunfeng rallied the others to beat Luo Fan, while Niu Dagang, Ai Si, Ximen Chuixue, and Han Shanzhong refused to defend him.
• The group rushed Luo Fan and rained punches and kicks on him before leaving satisfied.
• Luo Fan lay on the ground, concluding that his companions had attacked him out of jealousy over the Weird Bride’s devotion.

Luo Fan and his companions tried to find Yamato so the Weird Bride could approach him as an inside agent, but Zhao Chunfeng’s Divination and the Golden Weird Mirror both failed. Luo Fan used Godhead Authority to learn Yamato’s location and discovered it would cost twenty-five million Faith Points.

• The Weird Bride asked about Luo Fan’s bruises, and he explained that Zhao Chunfeng and the others had beaten him as a badge of honor.
• After resting and sharing a meal, Luo Fan asked Zhao Chunfeng to locate Yamato, but Zhao Chunfeng could not find him.
• Luo Fan said he would try to locate Yamato, prompting Lin Xiaowei and Minako to wonder why he and Zhao Chunfeng seemed to be arguing while Han Shanzhong called them close.
• Luo Fan asked the Golden Weird Mirror where Yamato was, but it gave no answer.
• Luo Fan used Godhead Authority to create a project to learn Yamato’s location and found it would cost twenty-five million Faith Points.

Luo Fan exposed a parrot’s attempt to join the group for protection and learned that it could guide them around Eastern Japan Island. When he asked about Yamato, the parrot said it knew of the Weird Shadow, but had not yet revealed its location.

• Luo Fan and the others saw a third-tier parrot flee from a Weird, which turned back in fear after spotting the Weird Bride.
• The parrot thanked the group and offered to repay them, but Luo Fan recognized that it wanted their protection.
• The parrot admitted it was unlikely to survive alone and begged Luo Fan to let it serve him.
• The parrot offered to guide the group around Eastern Japan Island, prompting Luo Fan to ask whether it knew Yamato.
• The parrot confirmed that it knew of Yamato, and Luo Fan asked where it was and how far away it was.

Luo Fan learned Yamato’s location from a parrot and led the group toward him despite the parrot’s warnings. After walking for two hours, they reached Tokyo, where Minako recognized her former home.

• The parrot told Luo Fan that Yamato was about sixty kilometers southeast and warned that Yamato ruled the Eastern Japan Island Weird.
• Luo Fan refused to explain why he planned to find Yamato, and the parrot chose to leave rather than follow the group.
• Luo Fan and the others headed southeast while the parrot cautiously flew away at low altitude to avoid the Weird pursuing him.
• After walking about fifty kilometers, Luo Fan’s group reached an abandoned city, and Minako identified it as Tokyo.

Luo Fan and his companions reached Tokyo and were pursued by the Weird Bride, whose call for help drew more than a hundred Weirds into the fight. Yamato arrived, nullified Luo Fan’s Petrification Bait with his aura, and shouted that he had come to help Die Your Highness.

• Minako recognized that Luo Fan and his companions had reached Tokyo, and Luo Fan told everyone to proceed according to plan.
• Yamato sensed the Weird Bride and several humans in Tokyo, then recognized the Bride and welcomed the chance to meet her.
• The Weird Bride pursued Luo Fan’s group, but Niu Dagang blocked her attack, Han Shanzhong evaded her grab, and Ximen Chuixue slowed her with Sword Qi Blizzard.
• When the Weird Bride called for help, Luo Fan used Petrification Bait while Ai Si dragged it away, drawing more than a hundred Weirds after him.
• Yamato leaped down from a rooftop, and his aura nullified Luo Fan’s rule-type skill before he rushed toward the group to help Die Your Highness.

Yamato arrived and his aura disabled rule-type abilities, allowing the Weird Bride to defeat and capture Luo Fan and his companions. While Yamato took the Weird Bride to talk, the prisoners discovered their powers were sealed, and An Xiaoran promised to protect Luo Fan.

• Yamato's aura prevented Luo Fan and the others from using their rule-type abilities, and the Weird Bride defeated and captured them.
• Yamato greeted Die Your Highness, explained that he wanted to establish a nation of weirds on Eastern Japan Island, and invited her to talk.
• The Weird Bride stopped Yamato from killing Luo Fan and the others, who were then locked in a secret chamber while she went to speak with Yamato.
• Zhao Chunfeng found that his powers and uncanny artifacts were sealed, while Luo Fan could still use basic skills and his uncanny artifacts but not his rule-type skills.
• An Xiaoran promised to protect Luo Fan, and Minako, Lin Xiaowei, and the others wondered why the vision-sealing ability had not affected him.

Luo Fan and An Xiaoran became the Weird Bride’s slave and maidservant as part of their plan to stay close to Yamato. Back at their lodgings, the Weird Bride told Luo Fan what she had learned and confirmed that Yamato had not revealed how he and the Willow Immortal Elder severed their connections to the Space-Time Dao Fruit.

• The Weird Bride offered Luo Fan and An Xiaoran the choice of death or service, and Luo Fan immediately chose to live.
• The Weird Bride made Luo Fan her slave and An Xiaoran her maidservant, then agreed to stay in Tokyo after Yamato asked her to.
• The Weird Bride dropped her cold act in private and told Luo Fan that Yamato still believed she was at the rule mastery level.
• The Weird Bride explained that Yamato had asked about her immunity to sunlight, and she had convinced him that the Soul-Devouring Weird misread Ren Ke’s memories.
• Luo Fan asked whether Yamato had disclosed how he and the Willow Immortal Elder severed their connections to the Space-Time Dao Fruit, but the Weird Bride had learned nothing.

Luo Fan stayed in Tokyo with the Weird Bride while Yamato tried and failed to persuade her to go out with him. Yamato recruited Luo Fan to report on her, and the chapter ended with Luo Fan suggesting that he—not the Weird Bride—should ask for more help cleaning the floor.

• Over two days in Tokyo, Yamato repeatedly invited the Weird Bride out, but she refused each time.
• Yamato offered Luo Fan a rule-type weird crystal to report on the Weird Bride and put in good words for him.
• Luo Fan told the Weird Bride about Yamato’s offer and explained that he wanted to build a relationship with Yamato so they could monitor him more closely.
• The Weird Bride suggested finding two people from among Zhao Chunfeng and the others to help clean, but Luo Fan said she should not be the one to ask.

Luo Fan went to Yamato to ask him to release Zhao Chunfeng and the others, offering useful information in return. He revealed that the Weird Bride possessed Innate Yin Jade and that Sister Hong wanted to take it, leaving Yamato visibly surprised.

• Luo Fan told the Weird Bride he would ask Yamato to release Zhao Chunfeng and the others, and she agreed.
• Luo Fan decided to offer Yamato information about the Qipao Weird and went to his hall.
• A female Rule-Type Weird tried to stop Luo Fan, but he pressured her into letting him enter.
• Luo Fan told Yamato that Sister Hong had reached Rule Mastery and wanted to seize the Weird Bride's Innate Yin Jade.
• Yamato recognized the significance of Innate Yin Jade and showed surprise that Die Your Highness possessed it.

Luo Fan persuaded Yamato to release Zhao Chunfeng and the others by reporting that the Weird Bride possessed Innate Yin Jade and asking for help with his workload. The group regained their powers and settled into Yamato’s territory under the pretense of serving the Weird Bride.

• Luo Fan told Yamato that the Weird Bride possessed Innate Yin Jade, and Yamato praised him for bringing valuable information.
• Luo Fan asked Yamato to release his human companions so they could help with the chores, and Yamato placed the prisoners under his charge.
• Luo Fan went to the prison, where the guarding Weird opened the door and the runes sealing Zhao Chunfeng and the others’ powers faded.
• Luo Fan told the group to wash up before assigning them duties, and they followed him out of the prison.
• Zhao Chunfeng and the others cleaned themselves and received jobs that gave them a reason to stay in Yamato’s territory.

Luo Fan and the Weird Bride grew concerned that Yamato had abandoned his plan involving the Willow Immortal Elder, so they devised a way to prompt him to reveal it. Luo Fan told Yamato that Die Your Highness planned to leave Eastern Japan to find someone who could forge the Innate Yin Jade, and Yamato urged him to learn more.

• After a week in Tokyo without news of the Willow Immortal Elder, Luo Fan and the Weird Bride wondered whether Yamato had changed his plans.
• Luo Fan suggested that the Weird Bride pretend to seek an artisan who could forge her Innate Yin Jade into an Uncanny Artifact, giving Yamato a reason to react.
• Luo Fan teased Hua Hudie at Yamato's entrance before going inside to speak with Yamato.
• Luo Fan told Yamato that Die Your Highness seemed ready to leave Eastern Japan to find someone to forge the Innate Yin Jade.
• Yamato asked whom Die Your Highness planned to approach, and Luo Fan offered to investigate in exchange for a promised reward.

Yamato learned that Die Your Highness wanted to find Willow Immortal Elder to forge the Innate Yin Jade and rewarded Luo Fan with a powerful Uncanny Artifact ring. Luo Fan appraised and reforged the ring, removing its soul-contamination drawback at the cost of giving it a less dangerous side effect.

• Yamato promised Luo Fan a reward if he discovered which Weird Die Your Highness intended to invite, and Luo Fan left to investigate.
• After making Yamato wait, Luo Fan reported that Die Your Highness wanted Willow Immortal Elder to help forge the Innate Yin Jade.
• Yamato laughed at the news and gave Luo Fan a ring that could exempt its wearer from a Rule-Type Weird's power once each day.
• Luo Fan appraised the ring and discovered that each use would contaminate his mind with Yamato's soul, eventually putting his life under Yamato's control.
• Luo Fan reforged the ring three times, changing its side effect until it became losing the use of one random skill for the rest of the day after each use.

Luo Fan refined the Overlord Weird Ring and learned that Yamato had brought Willow Immortal Elder from China to Tokyo, where the elder was recovering from damage to his foundations. The Weird Bride used her Innate Yin Jade to nourish him, surprising Yamato, who pretended not to know she possessed it.

• Luo Fan put on the refined Overlord Weird Ring, which could negate rule abilities, and told the Weird Bride about Yamato’s laughter and his apparent wish to keep her in Tokyo.
• After nightfall, Yamato took the Weird Bride to a park and revealed that he had transplanted Willow Immortal Elder from Shennongjia to Tokyo.
• Yamato explained that Willow Immortal Elder’s foundations had been damaged and that he would need two or three months to recover.
• The Weird Bride brought out the Innate Yin Jade and used its Yin Fiend Energy to nourish Willow Immortal Elder.
• Yamato exclaimed at seeing the Innate Yin Jade and acted surprised despite already knowing the Weird Bride had it.

The Weird Bride stayed in Tokyo to use the Innate Yin Jade to speed the Willow Immortal Elder’s recovery, while Yamato explained that he had moved the Elder there to turn his ripened Space-Time Dao Fruit into an Uncanny Artifact. After several days of treatment, the Weird Bride estimated that the Willow Immortal Elder would fully recover in about three more days.

• The Weird Bride decided to remain with the Willow Immortal Elder and use the Innate Yin Jade to help him recover.
• Yamato explained that he had transplanted the Willow Immortal Elder from Shennongjia to sever and forge the ripened Space-Time Dao Fruit into an Uncanny Artifact.
• Yamato arranged for Weird with special abilities to build a wooden villa beside the Willow Immortal Elder for the Weird Bride and her attendants.
• The Weird Bride treated the Willow Immortal Elder with the Innate Yin Jade at night and stopped during the day to keep her ability to walk in sunlight secret.
• Luo Fan and Niu Dagang observed the Willow Immortal Elder in the morning sunlight, and the Weird Bride said he needed about three more days to recover fully.

Minako secretly went to Yamato’s residence to report that Luo Fan and the Weird Bride were husband and wife. Hua Hudie reacted with disbelief, leaving the claim poised to reach Yamato.

• Minako poured tea distractedly, and Lin Xiaowei noticed she had seemed preoccupied for days.
• Minako left the villa claiming she was going out for some sun, but instead headed to the high-rise where Yamato stayed.
• Hua Hudie challenged Minako when she asked to report important intelligence to Yamato.
• Minako revealed that Luo Fan and the Weird Bride were husband and wife, and Hua Hudie reacted with shock and disbelief.

Minako told Yamato that Die Your Highness and Luo Fan were married and described their actions before they reached Tokyo. Yamato believed her account was largely credible and lost his composure, while Minako left for Muzi Villa, convinced she was pushing Luo Fan back toward their original plan.

• Minako told Hua Hudie that Die Your Highness and Luo Fan were husband and wife, and Hua Hudie brought her before Yamato.
• Yamato questioned Minako about the claim and warned her of the consequences if it was false.
• Minako recounted seeing Luo Fan and the Weird Bride together and described their staged hunt and arrival in Tokyo.
• Yamato reconsidered the Weird Bride's actions in light of Minako's account and wondered what she and Luo Fan were plotting.
• After Minako left, Yamato smashed a glass and raged over the possibility that Die Your Highness had married Luo Fan.
• Minako headed toward Muzi Villa and told herself that she had only forced Luo Fan to follow their original plan.

Minako revealed Luo Fan and the Weird Bride’s marriage to Yamato so he would become enraged and fight them, hoping they would kill him and free Eastern Japan from his rule. Yamato ordered spies to watch the pair, and Minako approached them beneath the willow tree to make their relationship easier to discover.

• Minako reflected that she wanted Yamato dead to give Eastern Japan’s survivors room to return and migrate, so she had told him Luo Fan and the Weird Bride were married.
• Minako returned to the villa and hoped her gamble would make Luo Fan and the others fight Yamato to the death.
• Yamato ordered several Weird underlings to secretly watch Luo Fan and the Weird Bride near the Wooden House Beside Willow Immortal Elder.
• Yamato brooded over Minako’s claims and grew resentful at the thought of Luo Fan being intimate with Die Your Highness.
• Luo Fan and the others spent the evening beneath Willow Immortal Elder, while Minako approached them to make Yamato witness their relationship.

Luo Fan dismissed Minako after she awkwardly tried to speak with him while he and the Weird Bride kept their distance beneath the Willow Immortal Elder's tree. Yamato received reports that nothing improper had happened between them, but ordered the surveillance to continue.

• Minako asked Luo Fan how long it would take to wake the Willow Immortal Elder, and he rebuffed her when she tried to bring up the Weird Bride.
• The Weird Bride suggested Minako had only been trying to curry favor with Luo Fan, and he accepted the explanation.
• Weird hidden around the park watched and listened as Luo Fan and the Weird Bride maintained a careful distance through the night.
• At dawn, the Weird retreated from the park, and Luo Fan and the others put away the furniture beneath the tree.
• Yamato heard reports from the surveillance Weird that Luo Fan and the Weird Bride had behaved appropriately, then ordered them to keep watching that night.