God-Burying Abyss

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Geography and Hazards

• Black mist: Ever-present mist covered the abyss and contained annihilation power feared even by Great Emperors. It grew thicker and more destructive farther inside 1.
• Extreme cold: Temperatures along the inward route fell low enough to freeze the surrounding void 1.
• Barren terrain: No grass grew within the forbidden land, which was characterized by deathly silence and pitch-black depths 1.
• Altered time: Time flowed differently from the outside world; the precise difference was not specified 1.
• Fatal reputation: Countless prodigies seeking opportunities reportedly died in the outer black mist before reaching the depths 1.
• Deity legend: A deity-level being was said to have entered and suffered complete bodily and spiritual annihilation, leaving no bones behind 1.

Although introduced as the heavens’ foremost forbidden land, the abyss was later described as younger and less dangerous than the Primordial Divine Ruins 1 4.

Lin Chen’s Stone House

• Position: A small, crude bluestone house stood on an open stretch of flat bluestone in the deepest reaches, where the surrounding mist thinned 1.
• Resistance: The abyss’s black mist could not corrode the house 1.
• Interior: It contained a simple stone table and stone stool, with no visible treasure hoard, powerful formations, or extraordinary Dao phenomena when Daoist Zixu’s party entered 1.
• Entrance: An ordinary, unlocked wooden door stood ajar 1.
• Final possession: Lin Chen’s sign-in token was the only possession he had left there when he returned before destroying the abyss 2.

Sign-in Rewards

• The Myriad Worlds Sign-in System bound to Lin Chen after he transmigrated into the abyss. His presence within the forbidden land satisfied its first sign-in conditions 1.
• The system permitted one sign-in each day, with rewards varying by location. The God-Burying Abyss yielded exceptionally rich rewards 1.

Over his seclusion, Lin Chen also accumulated perfected Dao physiques, supreme cultivation methods, divine abilities, innate and chaos supreme treasures, pills, immortal herbs, divine materials, Great Emperor inheritances, and the Principles of the heavens 1.

History

Lin Chen’s Arrival and Seclusion

One hundred thousand years before his emergence, Lin Chen’s soul transmigrated from Earth into the God-Burying Abyss following an accident. Believing he would die, he accepted the newly bound system’s first sign-in and received the perfected chaos Dao physique 1.

Rather than expose a constitution others might kill to seize, he chose to hide in the abyss. He spent the entire period inside the stone house, never stepping outside or revealing his presence. His accumulated rewards eventually raised him beyond Great Emperors, deities, and the limits of the world, to a realm the system could not name 1.

Mystic Heaven Holy Land Expedition

Daoist Zixu entered the abyss with Bai Zixuan and Su Qingyue in search of a Great Emperor’s inheritance. Rumors also suggested the presence of a chaos supreme treasure. Zixu claimed that a century of divination had confirmed an extraordinary opportunity and that the abyss’s annihilation power had weakened to its lowest point across the ages 1.

His Half-Emperor barrier allowed the group to advance, though the mist continually corroded it and threatened to break through. Upon discovering the stone house, Zixu assumed it marked the resting place of a Great Emperor from High Antiquity. Instead, the party found Lin Chen alive inside 1.

Zixu’s attack failed against Lin Chen, whose will immobilized all three intruders. When Lin Chen rose, the black mist dispersed across thirty thousand li, the annihilation power vanished, and the abyss’s floor split apart. His presence swept across the All Heavens and Myriad Worlds before he departed 1.

Imperial Visit and Destruction

Drawn by Lin Chen’s presence, the Heaven-Burning Great Emperor, East Sea Great Emperor, and Devil Abyss Great Emperor arrived with their followers. They bowed toward the stone cottage, while the accompanying Half-Emperors, Holy Lords, and Saint Kings prostrated themselves 2.

Lin Chen returned only to retrieve his sign-in token as a keepsake. After rejecting invitations to the assembled rulers’ domains, he declared that he no longer needed the abyss and destroyed it with a gentle wave. The ground collapsed, spatial rifts swallowed its entire thirty-thousand-li expanse, and the forbidden land became a boundless chaotic void 2.

Aftermath and Later References

News of the abyss’s destruction spread throughout the heavens alongside the announcement that Lin Chen would attend the Eternal Dao Gathering. Its annihilation became a widely cited demonstration of his power, together with the three Great Emperors’ submission 3 4.

A later passage names the God-Burying Abyss among perilous places that became sites of worship as remnant spirits scattered and baleful forces subsided under Lin Chen’s influence. This reference follows its earlier complete destruction; no restoration is described in the supplied account 2 10.