Chapter Summaries

Bai Qinchen pressured the Ice Spirit to choose whether to help keep Rong Nianbing ignorant or let him discover the truth about his mother and wives. He then left Rong Nianbing’s mansion and reunited with Mu Zimo in Chang Gongwei’s domain, where she worried they might be caught.

• Rong Nianbing wondered why his mother’s injuries remained untreated while his wives returned from helping her acting strangely.
• Bai Qinchen gathered the Ice Spirit and Rong Nianbing’s eight wives and told the Ice Spirit that she must help prevent Rong Nianbing from confronting him or risk him discovering what had happened.
• The Ice Spirit pleaded with Bai Qinchen to avoid a conflict with her son, but he made her responsible for choosing how to keep Rong Nianbing from drawing his blade.
• Bai Qinchen left the Ice Spirit’s room and went to Chang Gongwei’s domain, where Mu Zimo rushed into his embrace and complained that he had been away too long.
• Mu Zimo warned Bai Qinchen that Chang Gongwei might discover them kissing, but Bai Qinchen dismissed her concern.

Bai Qinchen persuaded Mu Zimo to help him target Chang Gongwei’s other two women, Hai Shuixing and Shui Rou'er. He proposed that she poison Chang Gongwei so he could take them in front of him, leaving Mu Zimo frightened but wavering.

• Mu Zimo and Bai Qinchen met privately in her Garden of Light and renewed their relationship behind her isolation barrier.
• Bai Qinchen told Mu Zimo that he had already taken Feng Nü, her eight sisters, and the Ice Spirit.
• Mu Zimo named Hai Shuixing and Shui Rou'er as Chang Gongwei’s other women and warned that they were under his protection.
• Bai Qinchen identified Chang Gongwei’s trust in those close to him as his weakness and proposed poisoning him during a meal.
• Bai Qinchen said he would take Hai Shuixing and Shui Rou'er in front of Chang Gongwei, then urged Mu Zimo to consider whether she would report him afterward.

Mu Zimo drugged Chang Gongwei, Shui Rou'er, and Hai Shuixing at a family meal, allowing Bai Qinchen to enter and confront the incapacitated women. Bai Qinchen seized Shui Rou'er, who called for Chang Gongwei as he lay unconscious nearby.

• Mu Zimo secretly mixed a colorless powder into the wine and persuaded Chang Gongwei, Shui Rou'er, and Hai Shuixing to drink.
• Chang Gongwei grew dizzy and collapsed onto the dining table, while Shui Rou'er and Hai Shuixing became too weak to stand.
• Shui Rou'er realized the wine was poisoned, but Bai Qinchen entered the hall and revealed his connection to Mu Zimo.
• Bai Qinchen grabbed Shui Rou'er's chin and told her he wanted her and Hai Shuixing.
• Bai Qinchen pulled Shui Rou'er into his arms as she cried out for Chang Gongwei, then warned her not to wake him.

Bai Qinchen assaulted Shui Rou'er while Chang Gongwei remained unconscious, then threatened to kill him to force her submission. Shui Rou'er yielded to protect her husband, and Bai Qinchen demanded that she compare him favorably with Chang Gongwei.

• Bai Qinchen restrained Shui Rou'er and kissed her while Mu Zimo prevented Hai Shuixing from reaching the unconscious Chang Gongwei.
• Bai Qinchen assaulted Shui Rou'er beside Chang Gongwei and taunted her about what her husband would think when he woke.
• Shui Rou'er threatened to kill Bai Qinchen when Chang Gongwei awoke, but Bai Qinchen raised his hand to attack her husband.
• Shui Rou'er threw herself against Bai Qinchen and begged him not to harm Chang Gongwei, so he lowered his hand and demanded her obedience.
• Shui Rou'er reluctantly cooperated to protect Chang Gongwei, and Bai Qinchen asked whether he was better than her husband.

Hai Shuixing submitted to Bai Qinchen’s demands to keep Chang Gongwei alive after he threatened to kill him. She began moving against Bai Qinchen despite the pain, leaving her fate unresolved.

• Bai Qinchen forced Shui Rou'er to declare him stronger than Chang Gongwei, then assaulted her until she collapsed in a daze.
• Bai Qinchen turned to Hai Shuixing and threatened Chang Gongwei’s life unless she obeyed him.
• Hai Shuixing approached Bai Qinchen and endured intense pain as she followed his demand.
• Bai Qinchen ordered Hai Shuixing to move herself and said he would be pleased by her pain.
• Hai Shuixing closed her eyes and began moving awkwardly, focused on keeping Chang Gongwei alive.

Hai Shuixing submitted to Bai Qinchen to protect Chang Gongwei, while Chang Gongwei woke unaware of what had happened. After he went back to sleep, Bai Qinchen cornered Shui Rou'er in the corridor and taunted her about the risk of being discovered.

• Bai Qinchen forced Hai Shuixing to continue while promising to spare Chang Gongwei, and she eventually lost control and admitted the pleasure she felt.
• Chang Gongwei woke in his bedroom and asked Shui Rou'er and Hai Shuixing how long he had been asleep, but they hid the truth and told him nothing had happened.
• Hai Shuixing and Shui Rou'er left Chang Gongwei's room, and Bai Qinchen seized Shui Rou'er in the corridor and kissed her.
• Shui Rou'er begged Bai Qinchen not to touch her so close to Chang Gongwei, but he teased her about the thrill of being separated from her husband by only a door.

Bai Qinchen continued his affair with Shui Rou'er, Hai Shuixing, and Mu Zimo while Chang Gongwei remained unaware. Growing suspicious of an unseen presence in his home, Chang Gongwei set out to question his wives.

• Shui Rou'er and Hai Shuixing obeyed Bai Qinchen's demand in the corridor outside Chang Gongwei's room, fearful that their husband might hear them.
• Over the following days, Bai Qinchen continued his affairs with the women while Chang Gongwei remained oblivious to their betrayal.
• Shui Rou'er, Hai Shuixing, and Mu Zimo argued over who would receive Bai Qinchen's attention, and Bai Qinchen gave Mu Zimo priority for arranging their affair.
• Chang Gongwei noticed a strange atmosphere and an unfamiliar scent in the hall despite finding no sign of an intruder with his Divine Sense.
• Chang Gongwei decided to question his wives and walked toward Mu Zimo's bedchamber.

Chang Gongwei discovered Bai Qinchen with his three wives and learned they were protecting him by choice, not under compulsion. After Shui Rou'er confessed her devotion to Bai Qinchen, Chang Gongwei launched a suicidal attack, but Bai Qinchen's shield left the couch unharmed as Chang Gongwei was thrown into the ruins.

• Chang Gongwei entered the chamber and found Hai Shuixing, Shui Rou'er, and Mu Zimo with Bai Qinchen.
• Bai Qinchen mocked Chang Gongwei and claimed the three women as his own, prompting Chang Gongwei to attack.
• Hai Shuixing, Shui Rou'er, and Mu Zimo shielded Bai Qinchen and restrained Chang Gongwei with their powers.
• Shui Rou'er told Chang Gongwei that no one had forced them and that their actions were their own choice.
• Bai Qinchen made Shui Rou'er confess that she had called him more capable than Chang Gongwei and agreed to be his woman.
• Chang Gongwei unleashed a life-consuming attack, but Bai Qinchen's patterned golden shield protected the couch and sent Chang Gongwei crashing outside.

Bai Qinchen humiliated Chang Gongwei, had Hai Shuixing, Mu Zimo, and Shui Rou'er strip away his Light Divine Core, and left him crippled as he took the women away. When Tang San and the other gods rushed toward the disturbance, Bai Qinchen ordered the women to kill Chang Gongwei and blame a mysterious attacker while he returned to the Goodness Divine Hall to establish an alibi.

• Bai Qinchen mocked the injured Chang Gongwei as Hai Shuixing, Mu Zimo, and Shui Rou'er declared their loyalty to their new Master and knelt at his feet.
• Bai Qinchen ordered the three women to cripple Chang Gongwei, and they forcibly extracted his Light Divine Core while he screamed in agony.
• Bai Qinchen took the Divine Core and left Chang Gongwei helpless in the rubble as he led the women behind a curtain.
• Tang San, Rong Nianbing, Lei Xiang, and other gods sensed the explosion and rushed toward Chang Gongwei's residence.
• Bai Qinchen ordered the women to kill Chang Gongwei, claim a mysterious powerhouse had attacked, and remain behind to play the grieving victims.
• Bai Qinchen said he would return to the Goodness Divine Hall and rely on the Godess of Kindness and the God of Life to provide his alibi.

Mu Zimo, Shui Rou'er, and Hai Shuixing killed Chang Gongwei and blamed his death on a mysterious attacker, prompting Tang San and the God Kings to launch an investigation. Bai Qinchen returned to the Goodness Divine Hall, admitted killing Chang Gongwei, and urged the Godess of Kindness and the God of Life to give him an alibi as Tang San approached.

• Mu Zimo stabbed Chang Gongwei through the heart, then cried out as the Divine Realm’s God Kings arrived.
• Tang San found Chang Gongwei dead, heard the three women accuse a mysterious attacker, and vowed to avenge him.
• Tang San ordered an investigation and headed for the God Realm Committee, while Ji Dong suggested Bai Qinchen might be responsible.
• Bai Qinchen returned to the Goodness Divine Hall, where the Godess of Kindness and the God of Life confronted him about disappearing.
• Bai Qinchen admitted that he had killed Chang Gongwei and told the two Goddesses to claim he had remained inside the hall.

Tang San and the other God Kings confronted the Godess of Kindness and the God of Life after Chang Gongwei was killed, then confirmed Bai Qinchen remained sealed inside the Goodness Divine Hall. Bai Qinchen taunted Tang San until his fury erupted and the Asura Demon Sword appeared in his hand.

• Tang San arrived at the Goodness Divine Hall with the other God Kings and demanded to know whether Bai Qinchen was still confined there.
• The Godess of Kindness and the God of Life claimed they had jointly maintained Bai Qinchen's seal, and Tang San asked to inspect him after revealing Chang Gongwei's death.
• Tang San examined Bai Qinchen in the inner chamber and found that he was genuine, apparently uninjured, and still sealed inside.
• Bai Qinchen mocked the God Kings and celebrated Chang Gongwei's death, but Tang San found no evidence implicating him and prepared to leave.
• Bai Qinchen provoked Tang San by mentioning Xiao Wu and Ah Yin, then challenged him to avenge the Tang San and Tang Wu he claimed to have killed.
• Tang San lost control, shattered the floor with his killing intent, and formed the Asura Demon Sword as the Godess of Kindness and the God of Life watched in alarm.

Tang San halted his attack on Bai Qinchen because killing him would also destroy Lie Yan, then demanded a full investigation into Chang Gongwei’s murder. Mu Zimo revealed that she had killed Chang Gongwei to protect Bai Qinchen, and the women around him agreed they would kill their husbands if necessary to keep him safe.

• Ji Dong stopped Tang San from striking Bai Qinchen by warning that Lie Yan’s soul was bound to Bai Qinchen’s, and Tang San withdrew while vowing to settle their debt later.
• Tang San insisted the God Realm Committee investigate Chang Gongwei’s murder, while the God of Life and the Goddess of Kindness maintained that Bai Qinchen had not killed him.
• Lie Yan and the other women questioned Mu Zimo about Chang Gongwei’s death, and Mu Zimo confessed that she had killed him after he caught her with Bai Qinchen and tried to attack him.
• Feng Nü urged the women to kill their husbands if needed to protect Bai Qinchen, and they silently agreed.
• Tang San and the other God Kings entered the God Realm Committee hall with the investigation still unresolved.

Tang San pushed for Bai Qinchen to remain under constant surveillance after Chang Gongwei’s murder, and the God of Evil resisted allowing male gods into the Goodness Divine Hall. Tang San proposed sending the God Kings’ wives instead, and Kindness and Life welcomed the arrangement as they returned to Bai Qinchen.

• The God of Evil accused the future God Kings of possibly hiding the killer, but the First-Generation Asura God stopped Tang San and Evil from clashing.
• Tang San called for Bai Qinchen to face uninterrupted supervision despite Kindness and Life vouching for him.
• Evil objected to male gods entering the Goodness Divine Hall, so Tang San proposed that the God Kings send their wives to help monitor Bai Qinchen.
• Kindness and Life agreed to the proposal, and the Asura God settled the matter.
• Back in the Goodness Divine Hall, Kindness and Life told Bai Qinchen that Tang San’s plan had brought him a bargain.

Tang San arranged for the God Kings’ female relatives to move into the Goodness Divine Hall and watch Bai Qinchen around the clock while the committee investigated Chang Gongwei’s murder. The women welcomed the assignment as a chance to see Bai Qinchen, and Chang Gongwei’s widows eagerly joined the surveillance team.

• At Chang Gongwei’s residence, Tang San told the gathered women that the committee suspected Bai Qinchen but lacked conclusive evidence.
• Mu Zimo angrily demanded that Bai Qinchen be arrested, while Kindness and Life’s testimony that he had stayed in the Goodness Divine Hall prevented Tang San from acting against him directly.
• Tang San warned that Bai Qinchen’s fate was linked to Lie Yan’s, and Ji Dong objected when Lie Yan offered to risk her life to have Bai Qinchen executed.
• Tang San announced that the God Kings’ families would move into the Goodness Divine Hall to monitor Bai Qinchen continuously.
• Mu Zimo, Hai Shuixing, and Shui Rou’er volunteered to take shifts watching Bai Qinchen, concealing their excitement at the prospect of seeing him.

Tang San organized a group of God Kings’ female relatives to watch over the imprisoned Bai Qinchen at the Goodness Divine Hall, believing they would protect the grieving widows and help uncover the truth about Brother Changgong’s death. Lie Yan persuaded Ji Dong to let her join because her fateful link to Bai Qinchen could alert them to his movements, and the group arrived at the hall eager to enter.

• Tang San proposed sending companions to support Mu Zimo, Hai Shuixing, and Shui Rou'er while they watched Bai Qinchen.
• Zi Yan and Xuanyue volunteered, but Lei Xiang and A'Dai assigned Zi Xue and Si Ya instead; other God Kings selected Tianxiang, Sula, Baihe, and Piaomiao.
• Lie Yan asked Ji Dong to let her join the surveillance group, arguing that her link to Bai Qinchen could detect any attempt to break his seal.
• Tang San and the other God Kings supported Lie Yan's reasoning, and Ji Dong reluctantly agreed on the condition that she withdraw if danger arose.
• The assembled group arrived at the Goodness Divine Hall while their husbands issued warnings and the women eagerly anticipated entering.

Tang San escorted the God Kings’ wives to the hall, believing they would help keep Bai Qinchen under guard, while Bai Qinchen explained to the Goddess of Life why he had fled after killing Chang Gongwei. The women discovered that the Goddess of Life was with Bai Qinchen, and Siya angrily confronted him in the Goodness Divine Hall.

• Tang San persuaded the God King of Goodness to admit the God Kings’ wives into the hall while the male God Kings waited outside.
• Tang San confidently declared that Bai Qinchen could not escape, unaware that Bai Qinchen was with the Goddess of Life inside.
• Bai Qinchen explained that fleeing after Chang Gongwei’s death had turned an immediate execution into a pursuit and trial, giving tensions time to cool.
• Lie Yan and the other women surrounded Zi Xue, Siya, and Sula as the God King of Goodness led them to Bai Qinchen.
• The women found Bai Qinchen reclining with the Goddess of Life, and Siya accused him of running wild in the Goodness Divine Hall.

Siya discovered that Bai Qinchen had allies throughout the Divine Hall, while Mu Zimo confessed to killing Chang Gongwei and joined Bai Qinchen. As Siya and her companions learned that Lie Yan, the other women, and even their relatives had sided with Bai Qinchen, Sula seized a chance to flee and warn Tang San.

• The God King of Goodness revealed that she and the Goddess of Life were Bai Qinchen's lovers, and Siya accused him of killing Chang Gongwei.
• Mu Zimo confessed that she had killed Chang Gongwei, then introduced Siya, Zi Xue, and Sula to Bai Qinchen.
• Siya urged Lie Yan and the others to escape and report the truth to Tang San, but they silently surrounded the newcomers.
• Bai Qinchen pointed out that the others had never been there to watch him, and Baihe revealed that Zi Yan had also joined him.
• Lie Yan and the others confirmed that Xuanyue had joined Bai Qinchen too, leaving Siya devastated.
• Sula used the distraction to transform into a streak of silver light and rush toward the hall's exit.

Sula tried to escape the Goodness Divine Hall, but Lie Yan blocked her and Bai Qinchen captured her. As Baihe and Piaomiao took turns competing for Bai Qinchen’s attention, Sula hoped their lengthy contest might give her a chance to flee, then realized Bai Qinchen would not rest.

• Sula charged for an exit, but Lie Yan stopped her with a Divine Power barrier and explained that the hall was sealed against escape.
• Bai Qinchen approached Sula, declared that he would make the hall a paradise for them, and carried her to the bed after suppressing her Divine Power.
• Baihe and Piaomiao argued over who would be with Bai Qinchen first while Siya, Zi Xue, and Sula watched in shock.
• Sula hoped the women’s turns would take several days and create an opportunity for her to escape.
• After Baihe finished, Piaomiao immediately took her place, leaving Sula stunned that Bai Qinchen showed no sign of resting.

Bai Qinchen watched Sula become aroused while the goddesses took turns with him, then cornered her and teased her about her reaction. Sula struggled between shame and desire as he provoked her, and the chapter ended with him forcefully advancing on her.

• Piaomiao and the other goddesses took turns with Bai Qinchen while Sula watched from the corner.
• Sula became absorbed in the scene and touched herself, but panicked when Bai Qinchen noticed and approached her.
• Bai Qinchen confronted Sula with evidence of her arousal, and she insisted she knew nothing.
• Bai Qinchen pulled Sula into his arms and teased her while she weakly protested and begged him.
• Bai Qinchen asked whether Sula wanted him to stop or continue, and she could not answer before he advanced forcefully.

Bai Qinchen stopped pursuing Sula and turned his attention to Siya, who had resisted his advances. He wagered that if Siya endured his actions for one hour without begging, he would release her, Sula, and the others; Siya accepted as the hourglass began counting down.

• Siya shouted to Sula to resist Bai Qinchen, interrupting Sula as she nearly gave in.
• Bai Qinchen released Sula, then seized Siya and challenged her to prove her resolve.
• Bai Qinchen offered to free Siya, Sula, and the others if Siya endured one hour without pleading or begging him.
• Kindness worried about the consequences, but Lie Yan assured her that Bai Qinchen could not lose the bet.
• Siya accepted the wager, and Bai Qinchen started the hourglass before silencing her unfinished declaration.