Recaps

Tang San and his companions confronted the God Kings over the God of Fire’s death, but the God of Evil accused them of causing it and rejected their offer to cooperate. As the confrontation escalated, Ye Yinzhu challenged the God of Evil, and the God of Asura intervened again.

• Tang San rescued Lei Xiang from the God of Evil and the God of Destruction’s attacks, and the God of Asura halted the fight in the Divine Realm Hub.
• Tang San recounted the deaths and disappearances, urging the God Kings to help find the hidden culprit.
• The God of Evil blamed Tang San’s group for the God of Fire’s death and accused them of staging it to force cooperation.
• Lei Xiang charged at the God of Evil, but Tang San restrained him and admitted their arrival had caused upheaval.
• Ji Dong offered cooperation, and the God of Evil rejected the proposal, accusing them of a conspiracy.
• Ye Yinzhu asked why they would kill a chief god instead of targeting a God King, then defended himself with his zither as the God of Evil attacked.

After Darkness was reported dead, the God Kings suspected Tang San’s group when they learned Zi was absent. They rushed to find Zi wounded by an unseen attacker, leaving the God of Evil’s accusations challenged but the killer unidentified.

• The Godess of Kindness reported that Darkness had died, and the God of Asura asked whether Tang San’s people were all present.
• Tang San said Zi was away investigating clues, prompting the God of Evil to accuse the outsiders of staging the killings.
• Tang San warned that the killer might target Zi next and led the others to search for him.
• They found Zi badly wounded in a shattered Jade Terrain, and he said an attacker had struck once and vanished before he could see their face.
• Lei Xiang angrily challenged the God of Evil and the other God Kings after Zi’s attack undermined their accusations.

The God of Evil identified fire and dark divine power in Zi’s wound and accused him of killing the God of Fire and the God of Darkness, while Ye Yinzhu defended him and Lei Xiang clashed with the God of Evil. In the Nine-Colored Glazed Palace, Lie Yan and Xuanyue revealed that they had framed Zi on Bai Qinchen’s orders, and Lie Yan proposed killing the God of Food.

• The God of Evil sensed pure fire-type and darkness-type laws in Zi’s wound, and the gathered gods confirmed the traces matched the fallen God of Fire and God of Darkness.
• Ye Yinzhu insisted Zi could not have committed the killings, but the God of Evil pointed to Zi’s absence and injury as evidence against him.
• Lei Xiang accused the God of Evil of framing Zi, and the God of Evil attacked him with his magic spear as Lei Xiang defended himself with Moming.
• Lie Yan and Xuanyue told Bai Qinchen that they had planted fire and darkness imprints on Zi, leading the Divine Realm’s God Kings to suspect him.
• Lie Yan suggested killing the God of Food while the Nine-Colored Goddess remained with Bai Qinchen.

The God Realm’s leaders clashed over the deaths of the God of Fire and the God of Darkness as the Asura God defended Tang San and Lei Xiang from the God of Evil. Kindness and Life sided against Asura, leaving him isolated as the committee’s four other God Kings united against him.

• Bai Qinchen stopped attacking the Nine-Colored Goddess after Lie Yan argued that the God of Food should remain alive to preserve the cover-up surrounding the deaths of the God of Fire and the God of Darkness.
• Lei Xiang attacked the God of Evil, and Tang San and the Asura God intervened to stop their collision from escalating.
• The God of Evil accused the Asura God of favoring Tang San and disregarding the Divine Realm’s laws.
• The Godess of Kindness accused the Asura God of betraying the God Realm Committee, and the God of Life joined her in condemning him.
• The Asura God realized that Kindness, Life, Destruction, and Evil had united against him and continued to insist that the evidence against Zi could be misleading.

The Godess of Kindness accused the Asura God of betraying the Divine Realm by protecting Tang San and the suspected murderers of the God of Fire and the God of Darkness. She broadcast that accusation across the Divine Domain, turning the gathered gods against him as the four other God Kings prepared for conflict.

• The Asura God argued that the evidence against Zi was suspiciously convenient and urged the God of Kindness and the God of Life to reconsider.
• The Godess of Kindness dismissed his doubts, and the God of Life joined her in condemning him for shielding Tang San and the others.
• The God of Destruction declared that the four God Kings would fight the Asura God, while the Godess of Kindness broadcast that he had betrayed the Divine Realm.
• Gods from across the Divine Realm rushed to the ruins, saw the God Kings divided into opposing camps, and accused the Asura God of betrayal.
• The Asura God heard the assembled gods condemn him and shouted for them to be silent.

The Godess of Kindness exposed the Asura God's double standard, causing him to doubt himself and withdraw his protection from Tang San and the others. The Divine Realm then moved to judge them, leaving Tang San and his companions under the overwhelming pressure of its united deities.

• The Godess of Kindness pointed to the laws of fire and darkness on Zi's wounds as evidence that he had killed the God of Fire and the God of Darkness.
• The Godess of Kindness challenged the Asura God for demanding an investigation now after arresting Bai Qinchen on the Future Transmigrators' claims without one.
• The Asura God questioned his own impartiality, lowered his greatsword, and declared that he would take no part in the matter.
• The God of Destruction and the God of Evil moved to seal off Tang San and his companions, while Lei Xiang defied the gathered deities.
• The Divine Realm's deities called for judgment, and their combined divine pressure forced Tang San, Sea Dragon, and the others to struggle to withstand it.

Tang San and the others were forced to surrender the gravely injured Zi to the Godess of Kindness’s Goodness Divine Hall, where Bai Qinchen mocked them and An Qi arrived to see her husband. The chapter left Zi imprisoned and unconscious, with An Qi entering the hall.

• The Godess of Kindness demanded Zi, and Tang San agreed to hand him over if she guaranteed his safety.
• Tang San’s group rejected the Evil Divine Hall and reluctantly accepted the Goodness Divine Hall after the Godess of Kindness allowed Zi’s family to visit.
• Tang San and the others carried the unconscious Zi into the Goodness Divine Hall and restrained Lei Xiang when Bai Qinchen taunted them.
• The Godess of Kindness gave no response when Tang San asked her to care for Zi.
• An Qi hurried into the hall and cried out for Zi.

Bai Qinchen forced An Qi to choose between submitting to him and watching him torture her husband Zi. The chapter ended as he struck Zi again while An Qi pleaded for him to stop.

• Zi woke briefly in the Divine Hall dungeon and tried to reassure An Qi, but he could not finish explaining why he had been imprisoned.
• Bai Qinchen passed through the cage’s light bars, seized An Qi, and struck Zi when he tried to protect her.
• Bai Qinchen kissed An Qi, and she shoved him away in horror.
• Bai Qinchen threatened to keep hurting Zi unless An Qi agreed to him, then struck Zi again as An Qi begged for mercy.
• Bai Qinchen launched another palm blast at Zi while An Qi remained trapped in his arms.

Bai Qinchen tortured Zi and coerced An Qi into submitting by threatening to kill her husband, then assaulted her while forcing Zi to watch. The chapter ended with Bai Qinchen beginning to rape An Qi as Zi screamed helplessly from his cage.

• Bai Qinchen told An Qi that no one would come to help because the disturbance had already been noticed, and threatened to keep beating Zi unless she obeyed him.
• An Qi agreed to Bai Qinchen's demand after Zi begged her not to, and she submitted while he taunted and abused her in front of her husband.
• Bai Qinchen forced An Qi to swallow his bodily fluids while Zi watched and pleaded for him to stop.
• Bai Qinchen continued humiliating An Qi, then began raping her while blocking Zi's view and mocking his helplessness.

Bai Qinchen continued sexually assaulting An Qi while taunting her and her imprisoned husband, Zi, and forced her to admit that Zi had never been able to satisfy her in the same way. He then used Zi’s life to pressure An Qi into pleading for him to continue, leaving her desperately denying Bai Qinchen’s claim that she had eagerly submitted.

• Bai Qinchen ignored An Qi’s pleas to stop and mocked Zi while An Qi endured the assault.
• Bai Qinchen forced An Qi to admit that Zi had never reached the same depths, leaving Zi devastated.
• After the assault reached its end, An Qi accidentally voiced admiration for Bai Qinchen and blushed when she realized Zi had heard her.
• Bai Qinchen continued kissing and tormenting An Qi, then demanded that she admit she wanted him to continue.
• Bai Qinchen threatened Zi’s life and made An Qi loudly beg him to continue, then taunted Zi that she had done so eagerly.
• An Qi protested that Bai Qinchen had twisted her words and denied that his claim was true.

Bai Qinchen tormented An Qi in front of Zi, whose despair deepened as he watched her body respond despite her shame and pleas. After Bai Qinchen carried An Qi away from Zi’s sight, she kissed him and begged him not to withdraw, leaving her increasingly dependent on him.

• Bai Qinchen taunted Zi by making him watch An Qi respond to his assault, while An Qi apologized and said she could not stop.
• Zi’s anger and resistance gave way to hollow despair as he watched An Qi in Bai Qinchen’s arms.
• Bai Qinchen carried An Qi into a dark corner beyond Zi’s view and continued tormenting her.
• An Qi kissed Bai Qinchen, then blamed him for changing her while responding to his mockery.
• When Bai Qinchen threatened to withdraw, An Qi panicked and pleaded with him not to pull away.

Bai Qinchen manipulated An Qi into becoming his lover, using the pleasure he gave her and Sula’s example to quiet her guilt over betraying Zi. After Sula and the Goddess of Kindness left, An Qi remained in Bai Qinchen’s arms, overwhelmed by the encounter.

• Bai Qinchen stopped An Qi from taking the lead and pressed her to decide whether she would become his woman.
• Bai Qinchen compared himself with Zi, and An Qi admitted that Zi could not give her the same pleasure before agreeing to be Bai Qinchen’s woman.
• The Goddess of Kindness and Sula entered the cell, and Sula teased An Qi while revealing that she, too, was one of Bai Qinchen’s women.
• An Qi took Sula’s betrayal of Ye Yinzhu as reassurance and abandoned her remaining guilt as Bai Qinchen continued the encounter.
• The Goddess of Kindness urged Bai Qinchen to hurry because other women were waiting, then left with Sula.
• Afterward, An Qi praised Bai Qinchen’s stamina, and he answered by resuming his assault.

An Qi fully turned away from Zi and agreed to a plan involving his coming meeting with Tang San and the others. When they arrived at the prison, Zi’s despair deepened as Ye Yinzhu begged to see him, and the Goddess of Kindness began opening the cage.

• Bai Qinchen brought An Qi to see Zi and taunted him with their relationship, while An Qi apologized and told Zi to forget her.
• After several days, the Goddess of Kindness told Bai Qinchen that Tang San and the others wanted to visit Zi, and An Qi asked to delay their arrival until she had finished.
• An Qi told Bai Qinchen that Zi had agreed to their arrangement, then went with him to the prison cell.
• Zi asked An Qi whether she had come to humiliate him again, and she said Tang San and the others would arrive soon and reminded him of what she had told him.
• The Goddess of Kindness and the Goddess of Life brought Tang San, Ye Yinzhu, and the others to the cell; Ye Yinzhu pleaded to enter, and the Goddess of Kindness began opening the door.

Zi stabbed Ye Yinzhu and self-detonated, destroying the Goodness Divine Hall and leaving both brothers presumed dead. As Lei Xiang accused the Goddess of Kindness, Tang San questioned An Qi, whose thoughts revealed that she and Bai Qinchen had driven Zi to despair.

• Zi stabbed Ye Yinzhu, said he had done what An Qi told him, and began to self-detonate.
• Ye Yinzhu and Tang San tried to defend themselves, but Zi's explosion destroyed the Goodness Divine Hall and drew the God of Evil and God of Destruction to the ruins.
• Lei Xiang found only two traces of ash in the crater and accused the Goddess of Kindness of causing Zi's death.
• The Goddess of Kindness blamed the men for opening Zi's cell, and Lei Xiang began to suspect Zi had been tied to other recent deaths.
• Tang San used the Sea God's Light to comfort An Qi and asked whether Zi had acted unusually; An Qi's thoughts revealed that she and Bai Qinchen had driven Zi to despair.

Tang San and the other God Kings left the ruins under suspicion after An Qi’s testimony turned them against Zi, while the God of Evil accused them and the Asura God of complicity. At Ye Yinzhu’s mourning hall, An Qi approached An Ya and called her sister.

• An Qi told Tang San and the others that Zi had repeatedly apologized to his brothers before his death, intensifying their suspicion of him.
• Lei Xiang nearly attacked the God of Evil, but Tang San restrained him and insisted they would investigate Yinzhu’s death and Zi’s secrets.
• The God of Evil accused Tang San’s group of failing to find clues and suggested Zi had accomplices among them, including the Asura God.
• Kindness defended the Asura God, ended the confrontation, and dismissed the gathered gods from the ruined Goodness Divine Hall.
• Tang San and the others left to prepare Ye Yinzhu’s funeral, while Sula and An Qi went to his mourning hall.
• An Qi addressed the grieving An Ya as her sister.

At Ye Yinzhu’s mourning, An Ya and An Qi agreed that Zi had been controlled and vowed to uncover the real culprit, while Sula secretly met Bai Qinchen and offered him access to the women in the household. After Sula returned to the mourning hall, An Qi slipped away to find Bai Qinchen, who called the manor’s grieving women ownerless goods.

• An Qi knelt before An Ya and apologized, while An Ya absolved her and insisted that Zi must have been controlled by an evil force.
• Sula comforted An Ya, then went to the kitchen, where she reunited with Bai Qinchen and told him about the women in Ye Yinzhu’s household.
• Sula named Haiyang, Li Haiyang, Xiangluan, Little Dragon Girl, An Ya, and Nina, then offered to bring her daughter Ye Lianqin to Bai Qinchen.
• Sula returned to the mourning hall with hot soup and claimed she had been crying in the kitchen, while An Qi noticed signs that Bai Qinchen had been there.
• An Qi told An Ya she needed to rest, then hurried to the back courtyard and found Bai Qinchen waiting for her.

An Qi agreed to help Bai Qinchen get An Ya alone, then lured her away from the mourning hall by pretending to comfort her. Bai Qinchen sexually assaulted the exhausted An Ya while she slept, and she woke in shock and called to An Qi for help.

• After An Qi and Bai Qinchen had sex, Bai Qinchen asked her to bring An Ya to him, and An Qi agreed.
• An Qi returned to the mourning hall and persuaded the grieving, exhausted An Ya to rest in a back room.
• An Qi helped An Ya lie down and waited until she fell asleep before Bai Qinchen joined her.
• Bai Qinchen began sexually assaulting An Ya while she slept, and An Qi watched.
• An Ya woke, recognized that something was wrong, and cried out for An Qi to save her.

Bai Qinchen assaulted An Ya while her sister An Qi urged her to accept him and mocked her loyalty to her deceased husband, Ye Yinzhu. Afterward, Bai Qinchen forced An Ya to choose between helping him continue or returning to the mourning hall in her violated state, and she finally lowered her head toward him.

• An Qi told An Ya that Ye Yinzhu was gone and urged her to become Bai Qinchen's woman.
• Bai Qinchen continued assaulting An Ya as she resisted, while An Qi taunted her about whether Ye Yinzhu had ever pleased her.
• An Ya eventually stopped resisting, and Bai Qinchen finished before ordering An Qi to take her back to the mourning hall.
• An Ya begged not to return to the mourning hall, and Bai Qinchen offered her a choice between helping him continue or going there in her disheveled state.
• An Qi warned An Ya that Bai Qinchen might take her to the mourning hall himself, and An Ya finally lowered her head in resignation.

At Ye Yinzhu’s mourning, Sula secretly prepared her daughter Ye Lianqin for Bai Qinchen, then found him with An Ya and An Qi. Sula left with Bai Qinchen to return to the sleeping Ye Lianqin, while An Ya was left horrified by her plan.

• During the vigil, Sula persuaded the grieving Ye Lianqin to leave the mourning hall and rest in the back room.
• Sula helped Ye Lianqin bathe, put her to bed, and waited for Bai Qinchen to arrive.
• When Bai Qinchen did not come, Sula went to An Ya’s room and found him with An Ya and An Qi.
• Sula told An Ya that she intended to let Ye Lianqin be with Bai Qinchen, and An Ya reacted in shock.
• Bai Qinchen left with Sula to go to Ye Lianqin, leaving An Ya and An Qi alone.

Sula deceived Ye Lianqin while Bai Qinchen assaulted her in the mourning hall, and An Qi and An Ya witnessed what happened. The chapter ended as Bai Qinchen’s assault intensified and Ye Lianqin lost her remaining composure.

• Sula led Bai Qinchen to the room where Ye Lianqin was sleeping and covered Ye Lianqin’s eyes with a handkerchief.
• Bai Qinchen began assaulting Ye Lianqin while Sula told her that she was receiving a treatment to soothe her grief.
• An Qi and An Ya entered and saw what was happening; An Qi accepted the scene while An Ya was horrified.
• Sula continued lying to Ye Lianqin as Bai Qinchen’s assault caused her pain and confusion, then increasingly overwhelmed her.
• An Qi told An Ya that pleasure was all women like them had left, while An Ya struggled with her reaction to the scene.
• Bai Qinchen’s attacks grew more forceful, and Ye Lianqin’s remaining composure finally broke.

An Qi urged Anya to accept Bai Qinchen after watching Ye Lianqin enjoy herself, while Sula took her turn with him. Days later, Bai Qinchen had seduced several women in Ye Yinzhu's mourning hall, and Xiangluan was embracing him with open desire.

• Anya watched Bai Qinchen and Ye Lianqin, horrified by her daughter's apparent happiness.
• An Qi told Anya that Ye Yinzhu was dead and urged her to accept Bai Qinchen and enjoy the pleasure he offered.
• After Ye Lianqin grew exhausted, Sula took her place and told her daughter to watch as she began playing with Bai Qinchen.
• Over the following days, Bai Qinchen seduced Ye Lianqin, Anya, Li Haiyang, Xiangluan, and Little Dragon Girl in Ye Yinzhu's mourning hall.
• Xiangluan wrapped herself around Bai Qinchen, showing infatuation and desire as they continued together.

Bai Qinchen and Xiangluan finished their encounter, and Xiangluan showed him her grandmother Nina during Ye Yinzhu’s funeral. Bai Qinchen arranged to be alone with Nina and began seducing her, leaving her startled when he called her “older sister.”

• Bai Qinchen and Xiangluan discussed his desire to pursue her grandmother, and Xiangluan agreed to introduce them after she had enjoyed more time with him.
• Xiangluan showed Bai Qinchen Nina praying at Ye Yinzhu’s funeral, and he praised her beauty.
• Bai Qinchen deliberately spilled water on Nina’s mourning clothes and used the mishap to touch her while calling her “Sister.”
• Xiangluan sent Bai Qinchen to escort Nina to the back courtyard to change, and he brought her into her bedroom.
• Bai Qinchen shut the bedroom door, pressed close to Nina, and told her he had called her “older sister.”

Bai Qinchen used his Soul-Seizing Hand and fervent flattery to seduce Nina, a long-widowed elder, during Yinzhu's mourning. After Nina gave in to him, he claimed Xiangluan had wanted her to experience the same pleasure, leaving Nina overwhelmed and believing Xiangluan was a good child.

• Bai Qinchen dismissed Nina's concerns about their age and began removing her soaked mourning clothes while using his Soul-Seizing Hand to weaken her resistance.
• Nina asked who Bai Qinchen was, but his touch and promises of joy overcame her remaining doubts, and she agreed to let him undress her.
• Bai Qinchen praised Nina's body, and she climaxed before their encounter progressed further.
• Nina agreed to continue, and Bai Qinchen began having sex with her.
• Bai Qinchen told Nina that he had also been with Xiangluan and that Xiangluan wanted her grandmother to experience pleasure; Nina was shocked but soon gave in to the sensations.

Nina and Xiangluan both became Bai Qinchen’s lovers, with Xiangluan teasing her grandmother as she took her turn with him. Outside the Ye estate’s mourning hall, Lei Xiang, Tang San, and Sea Dragon continued searching unsuccessfully for Ye Yinzhu’s killer.

• Bai Qinchen resumed his intimacy with Nina after Xiangluan entered and revealed that the women in the estate were already his lovers.
• Nina hesitated when Bai Qinchen invited her to continue, so Xiangluan took her place and taunted her from the couch.
• After watching Xiangluan, Nina admitted she wanted another turn, but Xiangluan made her wait until she was finished.
• Seven days after Ye Yinzhu’s death, Lei Xiang, Tang San, and Sea Dragon searched the Divine Realm for the killer but found no trace.

During Ye Yinzhu’s mourning, Lie Yan visited the rear courtyard and revealed that she was also Bai Qinchen’s lover. Bai Qinchen considered traveling to the future, but Lie Yan warned that returning would be difficult and explained that the God of Time had helped her travel back.

• Tang San and Lei Xiang mourned Ye Yinzhu, and Lei Xiang vowed to avenge her death.
• Lie Yan went to the rear courtyard despite Xiangluan and An Ya’s attempts to stop her.
• Lie Yan found Bai Qinchen with Little Dragon Girl and Li Haiyang, then joined him and left the two women stunned.
• Bai Qinchen asked Lie Yan about traveling to the future, and she warned him that he might not be able to return.
• Lie Yan explained that the God of Time had created a Gate of Time to bring her and the others back, and Bai Qinchen asked whether the God of Time was a man or a woman.