Chapter Summaries

Su Yi entered the Immortal Bath Forest’s forbidden grounds and erased the memories of Dijun’s five daughters, whose souls were sealed in steles above ancient beast cubs. He told Dijun he would stay out of the Demon Clan’s plans against the Jade Emperor, then Dijun grabbed the rabbit and left.

• Su Yi discovered the five steles and the ferocious and divine beast cubs Dijun had gathered to prepare new bodies for his daughters.
• Yingzhao tried to attack Su Yi, recognized him, and stood quietly aside when ordered.
• Su Yi erased all memories of himself from Dijun’s five daughters’ immortal souls.
• Dijun appeared, and Su Yi told him the Jade Emperor was his disciple but that he would not interfere with the Demon Clan’s plans.
• Dijun found the rabbit in the forest and grabbed it by the ears, leaving the female immortals behind.

Dijun nearly skinned Jade Rabbit for a meal, but Su Yi claimed the rabbit as his guide and protected it. Jade Rabbit then persuaded Su Yi to visit Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s Ten Thousand Demons Assembly, setting off to stir up trouble for the Demon Clan.

• Dijun stripped Jade Rabbit’s skin and asked Su Yi how he wanted the rabbit cooked, but Su Yi explained he wanted Jade Rabbit to show him around.
• Jade Rabbit taunted Dijun after Su Yi’s protection made Dijun put it down.
• Dijun warned that Jade Rabbit would have to return to the Moon Palace after its tour, but Su Yi said the rabbit would follow him from then on.
• Jade Rabbit eagerly offered to guide Su Yi around the Immortal Realm and suggested they visit Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s Ten Thousand Demons Assembly.
• Su Yi agreed to go, partly because he wanted to see Yuan Haoran again.

Su Yi and the rabbit traveled to Tulip Small City to find Yuan Haoran, where the Demon Clan’s guards tried to stop them. Su Yi subdued the demons with his aura and gave them the name Su Duanhun, leaving them frightened and planning to report him to the Demon Emperor.

• Dijun reassured Su Yi that Eastern Emperor Taiyi meant no disrespect, and Su Yi promised not to cause trouble at the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly.
• Su Yi told the rabbit they were only old acquaintances with Eastern Emperor Taiyi and took it to Tulip Small City, where Yuan Haoran was staying.
• A bull-headed guard ordered Su Yi and the rabbit to leave, so Su Yi released a trace of his aura to make the guard understand his strength.
• The demons sounded an alarm and a Demon Venerable warned Su Yi that the town was under the Demon Emperor’s orders, but Su Yi’s power forced the demons aside.
• Su Yi gave his name as Su Duanhun, and the Demon Venerable recognized the name from frightening legends and resolved to inform the Demon Emperor.

Su Yi entered Tulip Town, where Guiche activated the Celestial Star Array to kill him. Su Yi emerged completely unharmed and told Guiche to stand aside, leaving the Demon King stunned.

• Su Yi led the rabbit into Tulip Town despite the danger of the Celestial Star Array surrounding it.
• Guiche revealed himself, recognized Su Yi, and activated the formation, seeking revenge for Su Yi having once cut off one of his heads to eat.
• The Celestial Star Array unleashed its stellar power at Su Yi and the rabbit, and Su Yi casually held the rabbit by its ears.
• The attack vanished before reaching Su Yi, leaving him and the rabbit unharmed.
• Su Yi told Guiche to stand aside and keep quiet, while Guiche stared in disbelief at the formation's failure.

Su Yi entered Tulip Town despite Guiche’s Celestial Star Array, and Eastern Emperor Taiyi arrived to prevent the confrontation from escalating. The rabbit revealed that Taiyi had crippled his demon core ten thousand years earlier, and Su Yi suggested Taiyi apologize.

• Su Yi suppressed the demons in Tulip Town and spared Guiche unless Guiche attacked again.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi arrived, pleaded with Su Yi to show mercy, and learned he had come to see Yuan Haoran.
• Taiyi kicked Guiche away and ordered the other demons to withdraw before discussing Yuan Haoran with Su Yi.
• The rabbit mocked Taiyi for addressing Su Yi without honorifics, then explained that Taiyi had crippled his demon core in the Primordial Abyss.
• Taiyi barely remembered the incident, and Su Yi suggested that he apologize to the rabbit.

Su Yi and Eastern Emperor Taiyi entered Tulip Town to visit Yuan Haoran, whom Taiyi hoped would attain the Dao through killing and become a great demon king. Su Yi learned Yuan Haoran had resisted the demonic system’s temptation, while Yuan Haoran remained unaware of Su Yi’s true strength.

• Su Yi threatened to eat the rabbit until Eastern Emperor Taiyi apologized, then spared it at Taiyi’s request because it was his niece’s pet.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi led Su Yi and his companions to an underground chamber where Yuan Haoran was chained beside a demonic sword and a captured immortal.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi explained that Yuan Haoran might become a great demon king, but Yuan Haoran mistook Su Yi for another captive and said he did not want to kill him.
• Su Yi read Yuan Haoran’s thoughts and learned he hoped Su Yi would stay alive to protect Miss Ye, then Eastern Emperor Taiyi released Yuan Haoran and left.
• Yuan Haoran said drawing the demonic sword would make him a Daluo Golden Immortal and send him down the demonic path, and Su Yi replied that it sounded impressive.

Su Yi showed Yuan Haoran that he could open the prisoners’ cages and destroy the demonic sword with ease. After Yuan Haoran resisted the system’s command to kill him, Su Yi offered to take him out, leaving Yuan stunned by how much stronger Su Yi seemed to be than Eastern Emperor Taiyi.

• Su Yi opened Ye Qiuhan’s cage and told him he could leave, so Ye Qiuhan escaped the secret chamber.
• Su Yi challenged Yuan Haoran to draw the demonic sword and kill him, while a voice urged Su Yi to kill Yuan Haoran.
• Yuan Haoran resisted the system’s influence, regained control of himself, and refused to kill Su Yi.
• Su Yi crushed the demonic sword with a gentle squeeze, leaving Yuan Haoran stunned.
• Yuan Haoran asked whether Su Yi was stronger than Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and Su Yi offered to take him out.

Su Yi freed Yuan Haoran and invited him to travel together, then decided to attend Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s Ten Thousand Demons Assembly. Eastern Emperor Taiyi questioned Su Yi about his plans involving several figures and the Demon Clan, but Su Yi denied having any grand scheme, leaving Taiyi convinced he understood anyway.

• Yuan Haoran accepted Su Yi’s offer to leave the underground chamber, and Su Yi told Eastern Emperor Taiyi to let him go free.
• Yuan Haoran realized how powerful Su Yi must be and agreed to travel with him because he had nowhere else to go.
• Su Yi told Eastern Emperor Taiyi that he and Yuan Haoran would attend the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly, though he planned to disguise himself and listen in.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi asked whether Su Yi was behind the moves by Jinchanzi, Bian Zhuang, and a disciple of Heishui, and Su Yi admitted that he had arranged them.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi asked if Su Yi had a larger plan, but Su Yi said he had no grand scheme, and Taiyi claimed he understood.

Su Yi took Yuan Haoran toward the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly and urged him to grow stronger by handling danger himself. After Yuan Haoran killed attacking tree demons and gained power, Su Yi watched him continue down the path to becoming a great demon king.

• Eastern Emperor Taiyi gave Su Yi an invitation to the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly, and Su Yi passed it to Yuan Haoran for protection.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi gave Yuan Haoran a Demon Emperor's Decree and warned his subordinates to treat Su Yi's group with respect.
• Su Yi set out for the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly with Yuan Haoran and a rabbit, telling Yuan Haoran he would not intervene if danger arose.
• Hundreds of tree-demon vines attacked the group in the forest, and Yuan Haoran burned them away with Li Fire, killing more than a dozen tree demons.
• Su Yi saw Yuan Haoran grow stronger after the killings and let him continue, believing that leaving him free would help him develop into a great demon king.

Su Yi challenged Yuan Haoran’s belief that killing demons was justified, reminding him that he had entered the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Demons with Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s Demon Emperor’s Decree. Yuan Haoran used the decree to stop a bear demon from attacking, then provoked Su Yi, who revealed his power and identified himself as Su Duanhun.

• After Yuan Haoran killed over a hundred tree demons, Su Yi questioned whether the killing fit his principles and reminded him that Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s Demon Emperor’s Decree could let him travel safely through the Kingdom of Ten Thousand Demons.
• Yuan Haoran realized he had entered a demon nation as a human and felt guilty about slaughtering demons despite having been invited by Eastern Emperor Taiyi.
• Su Yi accused Yuan Haoran of blaming him to escape his own guilt, and Yuan Haoran followed Su Yi onward in silence.
• A black bear demon and his group surrounded Su Yi, Yuan Haoran, and the rabbit, threatening to eat them.
• Yuan Haoran showed the Demon Emperor’s Decree to protect himself, then told the bear demons they could do what they liked with Su Yi and the rabbit.
• Su Yi turned the lesser demons to dust and ordered the two bear demons to leave a paw each, frightening them when he named himself Su Duanhun.

Su Yi forced two bear demons to surrender their paws and began preparing them for a barbecue, while Yuan Haoran questioned his lack of guilt over killing demons. Su Yi blamed Yuan Haoran for provoking the demons, leaving him wrestling with his own responsibility.

• The two bear demons recognized Su Yi as Su Duanhun, severed one paw each as an offering, and fled when he let them go.
• Yuan Haoran accused Su Yi of slaughtering innocents, but Su Yi said he felt no guilt about killing humans or demons and began grilling the bear paws.
• The rabbit defended Su Yi, while Yuan Haoran challenged him over killing Eastern Emperor Taiyi's subordinates.
• Su Yi said Yuan Haoran had deliberately provoked the demons instead of admitting they were together, making Yuan Haoran confront his role in their deaths.
• Su Yi continued preparing the bear paw and accepted that others might call him a devil, while Yuan Haoran remained shaken by Su Yi's worldview.

Su Yi roasted bear paws from two bear demons while Yuan Haoran remained frozen under the pressure of his strength. After Su Yi connected Yuan Haoran’s phone to Earth’s signal, Yuan Haoran prepared to call his grandmother and tell her he was safe.

• Su Yi and the rabbit roasted and ate the bear demons’ paws while Yuan Haoran stood unable to move under Su Yi’s glare.
• Su Yi checked Earth’s news and saw that deities were preaching the Dao as technology and immortal cultivation developed together.
• Yuan Haoran asked Su Yi if he could call his grandmother to let her know he was safe.
• Su Yi connected Yuan Haoran’s phone to a signal and charged it, and Yuan Haoran thanked him with trembling hands.

Yuan Haoran called his grandmother after Su Yi connected his phone to a signal, then found enlightenment while watching Su Yi play a mobile game. As Yuan Haoran began refining the system Su Yi had severed from himself, the system repeatedly failed to load, and Su Yi realized this might disrupt the plans to use Yuan Haoran as a new vessel.

• Su Yi connected Yuan Haoran's phone to a signal, allowing Yuan Haoran to video-call his grandmother and reassure her that he was safe.
• Su Yi greeted Yuan Haoran's grandmother and told her that Yuan Haoran's cultivation was progressing quickly before returning to his mobile game.
• Yuan Haoran sensed Dao resonance in Su Yi's words and actions, overcame his inner demon, and entered an unconscious state of cultivation.
• Yuan Haoran began refining the aura Su Yi had severed from himself, and the system in Yuan Haoran's mind repeatedly failed to load.
• Su Yi realized that Yuan Haoran might gain control of the system and undermine the plan to be reborn through Yuan Haoran's body.

Yuan Haoran and the rabbit realized they could gain extraordinary benefits by staying beside Su Yi, and the group reached the City of the Lost for the Ten Thousand Demons Assembly. To draw demons' attention, Su Yi exposed Yuan Haoran's aura and bound his hands, but a white-robed demon immediately recognized the bait.

• Yuan Haoran woke after gaining an epiphany from watching Su Yi play games, leaving his system's installation, detachment, and self-destruction attempts in failure.
• The rabbit awakened more of his bloodline power after eating Su Yi's roasted bear paw and decided to keep following him for his cooking.
• Yuan Haoran carried the Demon Emperor's Decree as the group traveled, while the rabbit complained that it kept demons from challenging them.
• Su Yi and his companions arrived at the City of the Lost, where Su Yi asked Yuan Haoran to put away the conspicuous decree.
• Su Yi released Yuan Haoran's aura, bound his hands with an immortal-binding rope, and called the setup baiting the trap.
• A white-robed greater demon with blood-red pupils approached Su Yi and asked whether he had deliberately made Yuan Haoran release his aura.

Su Yi confronted Gou Yan, the young city lord of the City of the Lost, and effortlessly forced him to his knees. Gou Yan acknowledged Su Yi’s strength but activated the Lost Killing Formation and threatened to keep him in the city unless their discussion pleased him.

• Gou Yan questioned Su Yi about his allegiance to the Demon Emperors, and Su Yi challenged him for fearing them.
• Gou Yan attacked with his aura and ordered Su Yi to kneel, but Su Yi’s presence forced Gou Yan to drop to his knees instead.
• Gou Yan asked who Su Yi was, and Su Yi proposed they speak somewhere more private.
• Gou Yan led Su Yi and his companions onward, activated the Lost Killing Formation, and threatened that they would not leave if he disliked what Su Yi had to say.
• Su Yi examined the formation and judged that its stored power could severely wound a Demon Emperor.

Su Yi revealed himself to Gou Yan as Su Duanhun and survived the City of the Lost’s killing formation unharmed. Recognizing him as his father Kunpeng’s master, Gou Yan knelt and obeyed as Su Yi began asking about his family.

• Su Yi brought Yuan Haoran to Gou Yan’s residence, where Gou Yan mistook Yuan Haoran for a gift and dismissed Su Yi’s claim to be Su Duanhun.
• Gou Yan activated the second layer of the Lost Killing Formation, but Su Yi took its attack without harm and settled in to listen to the demons’ music.
• Gou Yan recognized Su Yi as his grandmaster, ran down from his chair, and knelt before him.
• Su Yi told the female demons to continue playing, then asked Gou Yan whether he had any brothers or sisters.

Su Yi tricked Gou Yan into believing that his wings hindered his cultivation and convinced him to tear them off as the price of learning a powerful technique. He took the wings for himself, while Yuan Haoran recognized the deception.

• Gou Yan assumed Su Yi was his grandmaster, Su Duanhun, and eagerly asked for his guidance.
• Su Yi claimed Gou Yan's mixed Kunpeng and Dragon bloodlines made his wings an obstacle to cultivation.
• Su Yi promised to teach Gou Yan a technique for crossing vast distances and space if he cut off his wings.
• Gou Yan tore off his wings and offered them to Su Yi, who stored them away while praising his resolve.
• Yuan Haoran realized Su Yi had conned Gou Yan and doubted he would ever return the wings.

Su Yi gave Gou Yan two cultivation manuals and offered to train his trusted followers in exchange for Gou Yan keeping his visit secret. Gou Yan brought the demons to him, and Su Yi began cutting off their extra body parts, leaving Yuan Haoran watching in disbelief as the demons thanked him.

• Su Yi gave Gou Yan his writings on space and time and an accompanying cultivation technique, then declined Gou Yan’s offer to meet Kunpeng.
• Su Yi asked Gou Yan not to tell his father about the visit and offered to teach the City of the Lost’s great demons if Gou Yan brought them one at a time.
• Gou Yan summoned his foremost trusted follower and warned him to obey and respect Su Yi, describing how the Lost Killing Formation had failed to harm him.
• Gou Yan’s follower knelt before Su Yi, who declared the demon’s tail superfluous and took up his dagger.
• Su Yi amputated parts from successive great demons, who thanked him, while Yuan Haoran watched him accumulate a tableful of delicacies.

Su Yi guided hundreds of demons in the City of the Lost, earning their devotion, while Yuan Haoran tried to expose what he believed were Su Yi’s predatory intentions. The demons turned on Yuan Haoran, and Su Yi left them with their cultivation sealed and permission to give him a beating, but not kill him.

• Su Yi instructed Gou Yan’s three hundred and fifty subordinates, even removing body parts he said hindered their cultivation and writing down techniques and advice for them.
• The demons welcomed Su Yi around the city, and Yuan Haoran called him a hypocrite, provoking the demons who had received his guidance.
• Yuan Haoran shouted that Su Yi wanted to eat the demons, but they argued that Su Yi was powerful enough to take them without deception and accused Yuan Haoran of slandering him.
• The demons asked Su Yi for permission to punish Yuan Haoran, and Su Yi told them not to kill him because of his ties to the Heavenly Court.
• Su Yi sealed the cultivation of Yuan Haoran and the demons, then left with the rabbit as the demons took his actions as further proof of his kindness.

Su Yi let the demons beat Yuan Haoran while repeatedly healing him, then prepared to leave the City of the Lost. Gou Yan asked to travel with him, eager to leave the city and explore the world.

• The demons surrounded Yuan Haoran and beat him for posing as the future great demon king while his cultivation was sealed.
• Su Yi told the demons they could beat Yuan Haoran freely because he would heal him, and he kept restoring Yuan Haoran as the beating continued.
• After half an hour, Su Yi healed Yuan Haoran and stopped the demons, then decided it was time to leave the City of the Lost.
• Gou Yan found Su Yi and asked to follow him, hoping to venture out into the world.