Definition
A prehistoric magical array capable of crossing tens of thousands of miles; their construction knowledge is lost, making them priceless.
Ancient
A prehistoric magical array capable of crossing tens of thousands of miles; their construction knowledge is lost, making them priceless.
Story context
Our boy Han Li has been playing the long, cautious repairman game, and this chapter delivers the big payoff—and the biggest cliffhanger yet. After painstakingly restoring the ancient teleportation formation, a single moment of technical brilliance (guessing the low-grade spirit stones lack juice) triggers a beam of light that punches through a hidden mountain, alerting *every single demonic-path cultivator* within range. What follows is a frantic race against the clock: Han Li must decide whether to flee into the unknown or be captured by the Ghost Spirit Sect’s Young Master. The chapter closes with a cold, clean teleportation getaway and a grim epilogue for the Tian Nan world left behind.
Why it matters
So, Han Li is gone. Poof. Teleported to a *completely unknown* location, with no mana, a beaten-up corpse-puppet, and his Heaven Vial. This is the ultimate “clear the slate” moment in A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality, and arguably the end of the first grand story arc. The entire “Tian Nan” world—with its sect politics, demonic-path wars, and familiar characters like Wang Chan—is now officially in the rear-view mirror.
Quick facts
Source novel
A Record Of A Mortal S Journey To Immortality
First appearance
Teleportation
Chapter references
1
Type hints
ancient teleportation formation, Wang Chan, Ghost Spirit Sect
Guide tags
Climax, Escape, Action
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