Martial Star

Biodata

Power Progression

Martial Star’s development follows cycles of dormancy and revival rather than a cultivator’s personal realms.

History

Rise to Cosmic Hegemony

Martial Star was born with an Innate Great Dao of Chaos containing forty-nine foundational Rules. During its glorious era, nearly ninety percent of the True Gods who controlled the Chaos Rule originated there 913 974.

Its rise challenged Yin Star, an older ancient life-bearing planet associated with the Great Dao of Space-Time. Yin Star had appeared more than ten billion years earlier and already possessed at least ten Immortals before Martial Star’s emergence. Once Martial Star produced its first Immortal, its Innate Great Dao could no longer remain concealed, igniting a world-ending conflict 974.

Martial Star’s later Immortals attained their positions through continual warfare. Huang Wu recalled that, despite its late start, Martial Star eventually held a slight advantage. Its ancient forces also pursued an undertaking Bai Zhi compared in significance to establishing an immortal dynasty of everlasting life in the mortal world, although she could no longer remember the details 675 974.

War with Yin Star

The conflict involved multiple hegemonic powers, not merely the two planets. Martial Star’s supporters favored expansion beyond their existing confines, while Yin Star’s camp generally prioritized stability. Huang Wu fought Yin Star’s allies both because she shared Martial Star’s ideals and because she recognized the strength of its Great Dao of Chaos 974.

A supreme expert of the Supreme Divine Hall joined True Gods from the Prison-Suppressing Manor, Hidden Killing Tower, Heavenly Maiden Palace, and other forces to shatter Yin Star. Martial Star survived, but its Great Daos and Rules were severely damaged, and hostile Immortals occupied the region containing its Star Core 906 915 975.

The Prison-Suppressing Manor was the last surviving faction before the glorious era ended. Its members died preserving their body-cultivation inheritance and entrusted Momo with protecting the Prison Realm 604.

Sacrifice and Dormancy

Several Immortals, numerous True Gods, and other powerful cultivators initially survived the war. Within a few years, however, every surviving expert—including the Demigods—disappeared. Huang Wu explained that they had used a form of martyrdom to become Martial Star’s defensive mechanism, preserving a chance for its future recovery 974 975.

The fallen powers also left inheritances and preparations that supported recurring revival eras. These measures worked alongside the planet’s extraordinary natural properties, allowing it to revive at intervals of several million or tens of millions of years 860.

Human civilization continued through successive rises and falls. According to native elders, Ying Che once used a hundred Divine Weapons to slay a god and inaugurate a glorious human civilization; humanity remained Martial Star’s dominant race thereafter 303.

Planetary Properties

Great Dao of Chaos

Martial Star’s defining resource is its Innate Great Dao of Chaos, founded on forty-nine Rules. Huang Wu identified Chaos and Space-Time as the two indispensable foundations of the Universe 974.

• Ancient cultivation advantage: Its complete Dao supported the emergence of powerful Chaos cultivators and helped sustain Martial Star’s rise during wartime 913 1048.
• Damage after the war: Its Innate Great Dao, Chaos Rule, and the Great Daos and Rules inscribed by past experts were all damaged 915.
• Uneven recovery: Basic Laws advanced more readily than fusion Laws because the damaged Great Daos and Rules could manifest only partially 915.
• Cosmic strategic value: Restoration would attract countless factions seeking a Great Dao too powerful for contemporary Immortals to ignore 975.

Revival Cycles

Revival increases the abundance of energy and makes Laws easier to comprehend. The current revival produced a worldwide wave of enlightenment; Ning Chuan’s more than thirty thousand Mystic Truths evolved into basic Laws at Fifth Heaven perfection 838.

• Ancient inheritances emerge as recovery progresses 860 988.
• Law Spirits from earlier eras awaken, including hostile spirits that conduct blood sacrifices 813.
• Emerging inheritances cause fluctuations in the defensive mechanism; stronger inheritances produce more violent disturbances 860.
• The peak of an ordinary revival era is distinct from complete recovery to the planet’s former condition. Yin Zhu waited billions of years without seeing that complete recovery occur 894.

Star Core and Refinement

“Occupying” Martial Star ultimately means refining the planet, not merely conquering its inhabitants. Yin Xusi’s information established that complete revival was a necessary condition 894.

Defensive Mechanism

Origin and Strength

The defense is the transformed power of Martial Star’s surviving ancient experts. Their sacrifice allowed it to oppose True Gods and Immortals even after the planet’s civilization had collapsed 975.

• It once killed a True God, although its strength diminished over time 784.
• It interferes with external investigation strongly enough to prevent Nie Yang from reliably verifying a Divine Slave’s identity 860.
• It protects the planet against direct invasion, but cannot prevent every scheme involving permitted entrants, native collaborators, or special artifacts 964 979.
• Ning Chuan eventually resonated with the Great Dao of Chaos and obtained limited control over it. Properly used, that control could severely injure even a top King and Marquis or a True God 999.

Entry Restrictions

Withdrawal During Complete Revival

The defense was never intended to remain separate from the planet forever. Once the Great Dao of Chaos began healing, the Star Core would reclaim the sacrificed experts’ power and incorporate it into the Dao 994.

During complete revival, the mechanism flowed into the Star Core region and gradually weakened. Immortal-level disturbances threatened that process, forcing visiting Immortals to restrain their Great Dao power 1074 1076. Its disappearance in the final chapter prompted the gathered powerhouses to rush onto Martial Star 1081.

Important Sites and Routes

Modern Conflicts

• Foreign infiltration: The Myriad Stars Divine Kingdom spied on Martial Star for millions of years, using transmitted martial arts and cultivation insights to recruit agents. Lin Fengyang headed its Federation operations, commanding three Divine Generals and dozens of Knights 323 696.
• Competition for inheritances: Families, sects, corporations, and hunter legions sent geniuses to exploit the revival. Some sought alliances with native factions, while others targeted Ning Chuan’s Prison-Suppressing Dao Lineage 531 780 839.
• Peace Supervision Council: A conference proposed by Li Yunxi to protect ordinary beings resulted in a council that made its protection conditional on Ning Chuan surrendering his Dao Lineage 841.
• Martial Extermination Army: The army descended on July 7. Ning Chuan chose to confront it outside the Federation’s border in a livestreamed battle 923.
• Space-time blockade: Yin Zhu sacrificed Yin Star’s Star Core to accelerate Martial Star’s recovery while cutting it off from the Universe Origin. Ordinary cultivation stalled, but Ning Chuan’s automatic cultivation continued 985 988.
• Final contest: Complete revival drew Immortals, True Gods, and other powerful cultivators. The strongest arrivals sealed the star system against beings below True God level before attempting to claim the planet 1074 1075.
• Ending: After the defense vanished, Ning Chuan erased the returning Yin Zhu, defeated or subdued the hostile powerhouses, and returned to his loved ones on Martial Star to announce a grand wedding 1081.

Relationships

• Ning Chuan — Native defender who refuses an offer to sever his attachments to Martial Star. He later gains limited control over its defense and prepares to refine the planet himself 952 999 1075.
• The Federation — A major native power whose citizens Ning Chuan protects; despite outside threats, it remains largely stable after the initial blood-sacrifice unrest 978.
• Yin Star — Ancient rival whose Great Dao of Space-Time opposed Martial Star’s Great Dao of Chaos. Its destruction did not end the conflict between their surviving legacies 906 914 985.
• Yin Zhu and the Myriad Stars Divine Kingdom — Yin Zhu survived the ancient war, founded the kingdom, and repeatedly sent descendants to monitor Martial Star’s revival in hopes of refining it 884 894.
• Huang Wu — Ancient ally who fought Yin Star’s supporters and later reveals the origins of Martial Star’s defenses to Ning Chuan 974 975.
• Universe Broadcasting Group — Its historical forces fought Yin Star’s Immortal allies; in the current era, it broadcasts Martial Star’s revival and Ning Chuan’s battles 784 914 923.