Recaps

Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan spent a sleepless night sparring, then met with the Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor the next day. Su Yi explained that the Thirteenth Universe's Heavenly Dao was gone while its laws remained, and he prepared to take care of other matters, including retrieving Gou Yan.

• Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan sparred for hours, and Ye Xiaxuan struggled to keep up with his strength and seemingly endless stamina.
• Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan continued their battle in the hot spring until Ye Xiaxuan begged him to stop.
• The Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor waited until noon before sending disciples to escort Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan to the main hall.
• Su Yi said he had returned to the Immortal Realm to handle other matters and let the people who accompanied Ye Xiaxuan benefit from their journey, and he noted that Gou Yan remained in the Myriad Tribulations Heavenly Prison.
• The Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor asked about the disordered workings of heaven, and Su Yi explained that the Heavenly Dao had left the universe but its laws remained in effect.

Su Yi showed the Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor his battles in the War of the Heavenly Dao, then offered his companions a chance to make wishes. Little White Dragon asked for a safe home for the Dragon Clan, and Su Yi granted them the East Sea and released the imprisoned Divine Dragon and Gou Yan.

• Su Yi transmitted scenes of his battles in the War of the Heavenly Dao to the Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor, leaving him humbled and inspired to pursue Hunyuan.
• Su Yi and his companions left the Black Water Mystic Nether Great Emperor's palace, and Su Yi invited them to make reasonable wishes.
• Little White Dragon asked Su Yi to protect the Dragon Clan from being hunted and give them a place to live.
• Su Yi granted the Dragon Clan the East Sea and warned the major factions not to hunt them there.
• Su Yi released the Divine Dragon from the Myriad Tribulations Heavenly Prison along with Gou Yan, whose cultivation had advanced during his imprisonment.

Su Yi brought Zhu Bajie to the Moon Palace so he could meet Chang'e and learn about their supposed connection. Zhu Bajie saw her but left without daring to pursue her, while Su Yi chose not to interfere in Dijun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s affairs.

• Little White Dragon stayed in the East Sea, which Su Yi had arranged for the Dragon Clan to claim.
• Zhu Bajie asked Su Yi to take him to see Chang'e, hoping to understand why Master said he had molested her in a past life.
• Su Yi took Zhu Bajie and Ye Xiaxuan to the Moon Palace, where Zhu Bajie regained his former appearance as Bian Zhuang.
• Dijun and Chang'e welcomed Su Yi, and Bian Zhuang admitted he wanted to molest Chang'e and asked whether he could steal a kiss.
• Su Yi said he had fulfilled Bian Zhuang’s wish by bringing him to see Chang'e, then warned that he would side with Dijun if Bian Zhuang pursued her.
• Bian Zhuang left with Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan, while Su Yi took his leave of Dijun and left the Demon Clan’s affairs alone.

Dijun suspected Su Yi had come to the Moon Palace with a hidden purpose, so he used Bian Zhuang’s offense toward Chang'e to test Su Yi’s intentions. After Dijun beat Bian Zhuang, Sun Wukong and the others joined the fight, leaving Dijun even more uncertain about Su Yi’s plans.

• Dijun stopped Su Yi and questioned his relationship with Bian Zhuang after Bian Zhuang flirted with Chang'e.
• Su Yi explained that Bian Zhuang was his wife’s disciple and allowed Dijun to teach him a lesson as long as he stayed alive.
• Dijun seized Bian Zhuang and brutally beat him above the Moon Palace while trying to determine whether Su Yi meant to interfere in Demon Clan affairs.
• Bian Zhuang cried for help, and Sun Wukong asked Su Yi whether he could join the fight.
• Su Yi allowed everyone to attack, so Sun Wukong, Little White Dragon, Jinchanzi, and Sha Seng joined in, deepening Dijun’s suspicions.

Dijun continued beating Sun Wukong and the others at the Moon Palace while misreading Su Yi’s remarks as a scheme to provoke him into killing someone. When Ye Xiaxuan entered the fray, Dijun realized she was only a Taiyi Golden Immortal and feared that hurting her would bring Su Yi’s wrath.

• Star Lord Siming led five thousand heavenly soldiers and generals to the Moon Palace, but Dijun ordered them away and they fled.
• Dijun resumed fighting Sun Wukong and the others, summoned Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and kept watching Su Yi as celestial gods speculated about the battle from afar.
• Su Yi told Ye Xiaxuan that Dijun did not mean to kill her disciples, though he could accidentally use too much force.
• Dijun mistook Su Yi’s words for a plan to make him kill one of Ye Xiaxuan’s disciples and give Su Yi an excuse to interfere.
• Ye Xiaxuan offered to apologize for Zhu Bajie and asked to join the fight, and Su Yi told Dijun to give her pointers in swordsmanship.
• Dijun noticed Ye Xiaxuan was only a Taiyi Golden Immortal and feared that an accidental injury would make Su Yi draw his sword.

Ye Xiaxuan joined Sun Wukong and the others in their fight against Dijun, forcing him to dodge her Soul Severing Sword while avoiding injuring her for fear of Su Duanhun. When Eastern Emperor Taiyi arrived, Dijun arranged for him to take on the others so Dijun could face Ye Xiaxuan alone.

• Ye Xiaxuan drew the Soul Severing Sword and joined the battle to help Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Bian Zhuang, and the others against Dijun.
• Dijun avoided Ye Xiaxuan's attacks while continuing to beat the others, and the sword spirit taunted him for refusing to fight her directly.
• Dijun worried that Su Duanhun would be angered if he kept dodging, but feared injuring Ye Xiaxuan if he fought her at full strength.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi arrived, and Dijun asked him to take on Sun Wukong and the others while Dijun sparred with Ye Xiaxuan.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi transferred Sun Wukong and the others to his side, leaving Dijun and Ye Xiaxuan facing each other in midair.

Dijun asked Su Yi to suppress his cultivation so he could spar with Ye Xiaxuan, but Su Yi reduced him to the peak of the ninth heaven of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm. Ye Xiaxuan nearly killed him with the Soul Severing Sword, and the chapter ended with Dijun trapping her in the Hunyuan River Luo Great Formation.

• Dijun asked Su Yi to suppress his cultivation and arrange a spar with Ye Xiaxuan, while Su Yi warned him to use a weapon.
• Su Yi suppressed Dijun to the peak of the ninth heaven of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm and told him to fight Ye Xiaxuan.
• Ye Xiaxuan attacked with the Soul Severing Sword, forcing Dijun to bring out the Witch-Slaying Sword, the River Map, and the Luo Book.
• Ye Xiaxuan's strike shattered the Witch-Slaying Sword, and Dijun trapped her inside the Hunyuan River Luo Great Formation.

Ye Xiaxuan fought Dijun inside the Hunyuan River Luo Great Formation, protected by her alchemy furnace and encouraged by the Soul Severing Sword. As Su Yi remained uninvolved in the battle, Dijun confronted him and demanded to know the true purpose of his visit.

• Ye Xiaxuan used her alchemy furnace, Little Vajra, to shield herself from Dijun's Hunyuan River Luo Great Formation.
• The Soul Severing Sword urged Ye Xiaxuan to cut down the formation, but her slash failed to break it.
• Dijun watched Eastern Emperor Taiyi thrash Jinchanzi, Sun Wukong, and the others while Ye Xiaxuan remained trapped.
• Dijun told Su Yi that he and Eastern Emperor Taiyi had signed a contract with a mysterious consciousness to reclaim control of the Immortal Realm.
• Dijun reminded Su Yi that his deceased daughters were being prepared for rebirth, then asked what Su Yi truly wanted.

Su Yi told Dijun he would not interfere in the Demon Clan and Heavenly Court’s affairs, while warning him not to bully Ye Xiaxuan. Ye Xiaxuan broke Dijun’s formation and severed his connection to the River Map and Luo Book, leaving Dijun pleading for its return.

• Su Yi explained that he had brought Bian Zhuang to see Chang'e but would not interfere in other matters, and Dijun decided to stop sparring with Ye Xiaxuan.
• Ye Xiaxuan broke the Soul Severing Sword’s third seal and struck Dijun’s River Map and Luo Book, breaking the formation and cutting a corner from the treasure.
• Ye Xiaxuan collected the severed pieces with her pill furnace, and Dijun spat blood as his connection to his natal treasure was severed.
• Dijun asked Su Yi to make Ye Xiaxuan return the River Map and Luo Book, but Su Yi said the matter was between them and that the match’s winner could keep the spoils.
• Su Yi offered to restore Dijun’s cultivation and warned him not to use his higher cultivation to bully Ye Xiaxuan.

After Ye Xiaxuan defeated Dijun and took the River Map and Luo Book, Dijun tried to get them back, but the Soul Severing Sword publicly shamed him over the request. Ye Xiaxuan returned the treasures, and the sword spirit continued mocking Dijun for taking them without offering compensation.

• After his cultivation recovered, Dijun discovered he could not sense the River Map and Luo Book and asked Su Yi whether he could discuss their return with Ye Xiaxuan.
• Ye Xiaxuan agreed to return the damaged River Map and Luo Book, but the Soul Severing Sword accused Dijun of demanding back his spoils after losing their fight.
• The Soul Severing Sword broadcast Dijun's defeat across the Immortal Realm, embarrassing Dijun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi urged Dijun to give up on the treasures, while Dijun dared not challenge Su Duanhun by force.
• Ye Xiaxuan returned the River Map and Luo Book to Dijun, but the Soul Severing Sword loudly mocked him for taking them without offering anything in exchange.

The Soul Severing Sword's spirit mocked Dijun into giving Ye Xiaxuan fifteen Demon Clan treasures in exchange for the River Map and Luo Book. After Eastern Emperor Taiyi confirmed Su Yi would remain neutral, Su Yi prepared to leave and asked Sun Wukong what wish he had.

• The Soul Severing Sword's spirit taunted Dijun, while Ye Xiaxuan refused to name a reward and eventually suggested accepting whatever he offered.
• Dijun gave Ye Xiaxuan all fifteen magical treasures after the sword spirit mocked their value and urged him to pay a comparable price for the River Map and Luo Book.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi approached Su Yi, confirmed he would not interfere in the conflict with the Heavenly Court, and left satisfied that he would remain neutral.
• Ye Xiaxuan returned with the treasures, and Su Yi reassured her that he knew she had not wanted them and had already repaired Dijun's River Map and Luo Book.
• Su Yi decided to leave the Thirteenth Heaven, Sun Wukong and the others returned with their wounds healing, and Su Yi asked Sun Wukong what wish he had.

Sun Wukong returned to Flower-Fruit Mountain with Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan, only to find it reduced to scorched earth, and he blamed the Jade Emperor. Su Yi summoned Zhang Bairen to the mountain and asked whether he had ordered it burned.

• Sun Wukong said he wanted to return to Flower-Fruit Mountain, and Su Yi took him, Ye Xiaxuan, and the others there.
• The group found Flower-Fruit Mountain barren, with dried rivers and no living creatures, and Sun Wukong shouted that he would destroy the Jade Emperor's palace.
• While the Jade Emperor waited in the Cloud-Soaring Treasure Hall for Su Yi to visit him, the immortals argued over whether to attack the Demon Clan after Dijun's defeat.
• Su Yi called Zhang Bairen to Flower-Fruit Mountain, and the Jade Emperor arrived, greeted Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan, and asked why he had been summoned.
• Su Yi asked the Jade Emperor whether he had ordered Flower-Fruit Mountain burned.

Su Yi questioned the Jade Emperor about Flower-Fruit Mountain’s destruction, while Sun Wukong demanded that Su Yi fulfill his wish and kill the Jade Emperor. After seeing the mountain’s past, Su Yi discovered the Jade Emperor had not ordered its burning and called him out for lying.

• Su Yi summoned the Jade Emperor to ask whether he had ordered Flower-Fruit Mountain burned, and the Jade Emperor admitted to it despite not being responsible.
• Sun Wukong attacked the Jade Emperor, but the Jade Emperor immobilized and silenced him.
• Sun Wukong used his wish to ask Su Yi to kill the Jade Emperor, while Sha Seng warned that the Immortal Realm would fall into chaos without him.
• The Jade Emperor closed his eyes and accepted the prospect of dying at Su Yi’s hands.
• Su Yi saw that the Jade Emperor had not ordered Flower-Fruit Mountain burned, then pinched his cheek and accused him of lying.

Su Yi confronted the Jade Emperor over falsely claiming responsibility for Flower-Fruit Mountain’s destruction, then helped Sun Wukong choose restoration over revenge. Su Yi restored the mountain and its living creatures, while the Jade Emperor stayed to share a meal with his master.

• Su Yi pinched the Jade Emperor’s cheeks and rebuked him for lying about burning Flower-Fruit Mountain.
• The Jade Emperor admitted he had falsely confessed because he felt Su Yi had neglected him, and Su Yi told him to return to his duties.
• Ye Xiaxuan invited the Jade Emperor to share a meal, and he accepted.
• Sun Wukong asked who had burned Flower-Fruit Mountain, but Ye Xiaxuan suggested Su Yi restore the mountain and revive its inhabitants instead.
• Sun Wukong chose restoration as his wish, and Su Yi brought back the mountain’s plants, animals, and monkeys.

After Su Yi resurrected the monkeys of Flower-Fruit Mountain, they revealed that the Demon Clan had slaughtered them to gather souls for a resurrection scheme. Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Dijun launched a rebellion against the Heavenly Court, and the chapter ended with the Jade Emperor confronting them in the Cloud-Soaring Treasure Hall.

• The resurrected monkeys told Sun Wukong that a Demon Clan expert had demanded their submission, killed those who refused, and burned Flower-Fruit Mountain to gather their souls.
• Su Yi realized the Demon Emperors were sacrificing members of their own clan to resurrect Dijun's daughter, while Sun Wukong fumed over the attack on his home.
• Su Yi restored Flower-Fruit Mountain, and he, Sun Wukong, the Jade Emperor, and the monkeys shared a meal.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Dijun led a Demon Clan uprising from the Moon Palace and stormed the Heavenly Court, killing and subduing its defenders.
• The Jade Emperor left Su Yi and returned to the Cloud-Soaring Treasure Hall, where he asked Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Dijun what they intended to do.

Dijun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi invaded the Heavenly Court, but the Jade Emperor offered to yield it rather than continue the battle. After securing three promises from the Demon Emperors, he abandoned the throne and left, relieved to be free of ruling.

• Dijun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi demanded the Immortal Realm’s rule as their Demon Clan slaughtered the Heavenly Court’s forces.
• The Jade Emperor offered to surrender the Heavenly Court, alarming the captive immortals and gods, who urged him to fight with the Heaven-Stabilizing Stone.
• The Jade Emperor revealed the Heaven-Stabilizing Stone and demanded that the Demon Emperors protect the Heavenly Court’s gods, preserve its rules and order, and leave him alone afterward.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Dijun accepted the demands, and the Jade Emperor left his imperial robes on the throne.
• The Jade Emperor told the immortals and gods not to seek his return, then walked away laughing with relief.

After the Jade Emperor surrendered and fled, Eastern Emperor Taiyi also left, leaving Dijun to face the prospect of ruling the Immortal Realm. Dijun rejected the immortals’ pleas to govern and departed with his demon generals, leaving the Heavenly Court leaderless.

• The Jade Emperor handed over the Heavenly Court and vanished, prompting its immortals to give up resisting the Demon Clan.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi left Dijun to manage the aftermath, claiming he was going into seclusion.
• The immortals accepted Dijun as their ruler and urged him to govern the Immortal Realm.
• Dijun asked the immortals to find someone else to manage the realm, but they insisted he take charge.
• Dijun angrily refused to govern and left the Heavenly Court with his demon generals.

Su Yi welcomed the Jade Emperor after he abandoned the Heavenly Court, then invited him to travel with Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan. Su Yi also prepared to fulfill Sha Seng’s and Jinchanzi’s wishes, with Jinchanzi asking to see the War of the Heavenly Dao beyond this world.

• Su Yi learned that Dijun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi had left the Heavenly Court after conquering it, while the Jade Emperor refused to return and resume his duties.
• The Jade Emperor cooked for Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan, then asked to accompany Su Yi on his travels.
• Su Yi invited the Jade Emperor to travel with him and Ye Xiaxuan before they returned to the Origin World.
• The Jade Emperor put on the white mask Su Yi had given him, changing his appearance and concealing his cultivation.
• Su Yi recalled that Sha Seng’s and Jinchanzi’s wishes remained unfulfilled, and Jinchanzi asked to travel beyond this world to witness the War of the Heavenly Dao.

Jinchanzi asked Su Yi to let him watch Su Yi fight in the War of the Heavenly Dao, so Su Yi brought him, Ye Xiaxuan, and the Jade Emperor to the battlefield. The Heavenly Daos challenged Su Yi with a monster they had created to defeat him, and Su Yi prepared to face their trap.

• Jinchanzi asked to watch Su Yi fight in the War of the Heavenly Dao, and Su Yi agreed to take him along with Ye Xiaxuan and the Jade Emperor.
• Su Yi arrived on the battlefield with his companions, and many Heavenly Daos and cultivators fled in fear of Su Duanhun.
• The First Heavenly Dao asked whether Su Yi had come to participate, and Su Yi offered to fight one match despite having no innate primordial violet qi.
• The First Heavenly Dao proposed that the Heavenly Daos would divide the Thirteenth Universe if Su Yi lost.
• The Heavenly Daos revealed that they had pooled their innate primordial violet qi and skills to create a combat monster meant to defeat Su Yi.

Su Yi faced Wudi, a combat monster created by the Heavenly Daos, on their largest Heavenly Dao Battlefield. Wudi battered Su Yi and left him bloodied, but Su Yi remained unharmed in any lasting way and had yet to fight seriously, while Ye Xiaxuan feared he was losing.

• The First Heavenly Dao revealed that Little Thirteen had changed Su Yi's identity to the Heavenly Dao of the Thirteenth Universe, and that the Great Dao's laws should have descended.
• The Heavenly Daos sent Wudi, an emotionless combat weapon, to fight Su Yi, who let Wudi strike first so others could watch.
• Wudi attacked with his crescent-bladed halberd, and their opening exchange of over ten thousand moves shattered the battlefield and opened a black hole.
• Su Yi's clothes were torn and his body was covered in blood, but his wounds healed instantly, and Wudi could not cut through his tendons or bones.
• The First Heavenly Dao and other Heavenly Daos mistook Su Yi's apparent inability to fight back for weakness and predicted his imminent death.
• Ye Xiaxuan urged the Soul Severing Sword to help Su Yi, but its sword spirit assured her that Su Yi had not used his full strength.

Su Yi fought Wudi in the void while his clone protected Ye Xiaxuan and the others, killing the Second Heavenly Dao with a single slap. He let them witness the battle and urged Jinchanzi to study both fighters’ techniques, as the fierce fight continued without a clear victor.

• Su Yi and Wudi continued their battle in the void after the Heavenly Dao Battlefield collapsed, and the Heavenly Daos remarked on Su Yi’s rising combat power.
• The Second Heavenly Dao attacked Ye Xiaxuan and her companions to seize the Soul Severing Sword, but Su Yi’s clone appeared and destroyed him with one slap.
• Su Yi’s clone comforted Ye Xiaxuan, then enveloped the group in white light so they could clearly watch Su Yi and Wudi fight.
• Su Yi told Jinchanzi to learn from the battle, and Jinchanzi sat down to study both fighters’ moves and the laws behind them.
• Su Yi continued striking Wudi, who repeatedly healed from his broken bones, while the outcome remained uncertain.

Su Yi overwhelmed Wudi, destroying his divine halberd and remaining unharmed as Wudi unleashed the Heavenly Daos’ laws and spells. While Jinchanzi and the Jade Emperor watched and learned, Su Yi’s clone spent the battle teasing Ye Xiaxuan about their honeymoon.

• Su Yi smashed Wudi’s Dao-Destroying Divine Halberd with one punch and remained unharmed by the collapsing space.
• Wudi used the Heavenly Daos’ laws of space, time, and other forces against Su Yi, but none of them affected him.
• Jinchanzi focused on Su Yi’s punches, while the Jade Emperor studied both fighters and their use of laws.
• Su Yi’s clone told Ye Xiaxuan she could enjoy the battle as fireworks instead of studying during their honeymoon.
• Ye Xiaxuan accused the clone of being fake, then worried that Su Yi could use his clone to meet other women, and the clone rapped her on the head.

Su Yi stopped fighting Wudi and used Universe in the Sleeve to sever the Heavenly Daos’ control over him and take him away. He brought Wudi back to Flower-Fruit Mountain, where he changed Wudi’s purpose and appearance and sent him off to act independently.

• Su Yi realized the Heavenly Daos expected Wudi to return as Innate Primordial Violet Qi if he died, so he studied the laws controlling Wudi.
• Su Yi seized and erased all eighty-seven strands of law power, severed Wudi’s connection to the Heavenly Daos, and took him away with Universe in the Sleeve.
• Su Yi ended the confrontation, left the Heavenly Dao Battlefield with Ye Xiaxuan, Jinchanzi, and the Jade Emperor, and returned to Flower-Fruit Mountain.
• Su Yi told Ye Xiaxuan that he had won, and Wudi appeared at Flower-Fruit Mountain.
• Su Yi added serving him to Wudi’s purpose, taught him to speak and behave more reasonably, changed his appearance, and told him to go about his own business until called.

Su Yi remade Wudi, who chose not to kill Su Duanhun and left to explore the world. Jinchanzi tested the single punch he had learned by fighting a powerful Lord God, and his punch destroyed the opponent.

• Wudi recognized Su Yi as Su Duanhun but said he would kill neither Su Duanhun nor Su Yi, then vanished to explore on his own.
• Su Yi found that Jinchanzi had comprehended the ultimate punch from the battle between Su Duanhun and Wudi.
• Su Yi challenged a powerful young Lord God and forced him to fight Jinchanzi in an independent space.
• The Lord God attacked Jinchanzi with a black scythe, but Jinchanzi struck once and shattered him into fragments that dispersed like smoke.

Su Yi sent Jinchanzi to Earth and fulfilled Sha Seng’s wish by creating an Immortal Realm where Sha Seng could become its strongest being. After completing his disciples’ wishes, Su Yi continued traveling with Ye Xiaxuan, whose new mask carried immense power that could break Soul Severing’s seals.

• Jinchanzi chose to visit Earth and Su Yi sent him there, advising him to obey local laws.
• Sha Seng wished to become the strongest person in the Immortal Realm, so Su Yi created a separate Immortal Realm and left cultivation techniques, treasures, and violet qi for him.
• Ye Xiaxuan learned that Sha Seng had been sent to a desolate planet, where he found a stone tablet labeled Immortal Realm.
• After bidding farewell to Sun Wukong, Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan continued their journey together with the Jade Emperor.
• Ye Xiaxuan chose a mask from Su Yi, and the Soul Severing Sword’s sword spirit said it could help her break the sword’s seals.
• Su Yi warned Ye Xiaxuan not to use the mask’s power to break Soul Severing’s seals unless she intended to wear the mask forever.