Chapter Summaries

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.

Su Yi reassured Ye Xiaxuan that she could keep the Soul Severing Sword sealed and promised she would stay by his side from now on. He planned to take her and the masked Jade Emperor to Water Mirror City at the Edge of Heaven, concealing their identities as they traveled.

• Ye Xiaxuan decided not to break the Soul Severing Sword's seal, and Su Yi told her she could choose whether to cultivate.
• Ye Xiaxuan asked Su Yi whether he would ever leave her alone again, and he promised to take her wherever he went.
• Su Yi invited Ye Xiaxuan to meet his friends and travel with him through the Immortal Realm.
• The Jade Emperor put on his mask and asked whether Su Yi was visiting the Great Emperor of the South Pole.
• Su Yi decided to start their trip at Water Mirror City and said they would conceal their identities to avoid attracting attention.

Su Yi learned that Great Emperor Gouchen had taken over the Heavenly Court, then arrived in Water Mirror City as Yuan Haoran attacked the Great Emperor of Longevity of the South Pole. Su Yi confronted Yuan Haoran, who revealed himself as the reborn obsession Su Yi had severed, and faced him in an isolated space.

• Su Yi and his companions heard rumors about the Demon Emperor's attack on the Heavenly Court and Great Emperor Gouchen replacing the Jade Emperor.
• A sword's phantom descended over Water Mirror City, and Su Yi recognized Yuan Haoran's sword intent before heading to the Divine Firmament Jade Purity Manor.
• Su Yi found Yuan Haoran holding a wooden sword to the Great Emperor of Longevity of the South Pole's neck, with the manor in ruins.
• Yuan Haoran recognized Su Yi and claimed he had come only to exchange moves with the Great Emperor of Longevity of the South Pole.
• Su Yi asked whether Yuan Haoran was the reborn obsession he had severed, and Yuan Haoran confirmed it before challenging him to a fight.
• Su Yi sent the Great Emperor of Longevity of the South Pole to Water Mirror City and faced Yuan Haoran alone in an independent space.

Su Yi defeated Yuan Haoran effortlessly but chose to let him live and pursue strength elsewhere. After Yuan Haoran departed, Su Yi returned to Water Mirror City and teased Ye Xiaxuan and the Jade Emperor.

• Su Yi brought Yuan Haoran into an independent space and reminded him of their first fight on Earth.
• Su Yi took Yuan Haoran’s sword with his spatial power, and Yuan Haoran accepted that he could not defeat him.
• Su Yi explained why he had severed Yuan Haoran from himself and invited him to seek strength at the War of the Heavenly Dao or the Holy City.
• Yuan Haoran gave up fighting Su Yi and vanished to pursue his own path.
• Su Yi returned to Water Mirror City, gave oranges to Ye Xiaxuan and the Jade Emperor, and teased them about it.

Su Yi reunited with Sect Leader Tongtian in the Immortal Realm, then returned to Earth with Ye Xiaxuan and the Jade Emperor. After visiting Ye Jingtian, Ye Xiaxuan resolved to quell Earth's chaos while Su Yi settled back into his quiet life in Qingzhou.

• Sect Leader Tongtian recognized Su Yi in Water Mirror City and joined him and his companions on their travels.
• Su Yi gave Tongtian a strand of purple qi and suggested he visit the Heavenly Dao Holy City, where Yuan Haoran was waiting.
• Su Yi learned that Ye Xiaxuan missed Ye Jingtian and decided to take her back to Earth.
• Su Yi took Ye Xiaxuan to visit Ye Jingtian in Spirit Wood Town, and she decided to help quell Earth's chaos.
• Su Yi returned to his courtyard on Wutong Street in Qingzhou City and left Ye Xiaxuan to act as she wished.

Ye Xiaxuan and the others used their strength and divine artifacts to negotiate a lasting division between human cities and mutant beast territories, and Ye Xiaxuan became honorary president of the Human Alliance. Four years later, Su Yi and Ye Xiaxuan lived peacefully with their daughter Su Nuannuan, while the author announced the novel’s end.

• Ye Xiaxuan, Xu Diandian, Wang Xiu, and the others drove mutant beasts into negotiations with their overwhelming strength and magical treasures.
• Humans and mutant beasts established separate alliances and territories, and Ye Xiaxuan was elected honorary president of the Human Alliance.
• Four years later, Su Yi relaxed at home on Wutong Street with Ye Xiaxuan and their daughter, Su Nuannuan.
• Su Nuannuan escaped Ye Xiaxuan’s cooking by riding away on the Many-Eyed Golden Centipede while Su Yi watched with amusement.
• The author explained the decision to end the novel and thanked readers for following it.