Cave-world

A portable pocket dimension created by a True God or Daofather, capable of holding a small ecosystem and population.

A portable pocket dimension created by a True God or Daofather, capable of holding a small ecosystem and population.

Story context

The thirty-nine-year-long campaign to raze the Ancient Ruins reaches its thunderous conclusion, and with it, the end of an era for the alien races that have lurked at the edges of the Three Realms since Nuwa’s exile. Chapter 745 is a masterclass in strategic completion: Ji Ning, Fuxi, and Houyi have methodically dismantled every world, every formation, every trap the Seamless Gate and the Demon-God Cixiu set against them. The Ruins collapse in a spectacular spatial firework that takes three full months to finish, leaving behind only a few indestructible special zones. But the true meat of this chapter lies in the quiet moment *after* the fireworks—when Fuxi, his voice lowered to a private mental transmission, tells Ji Ning that the greatest secret of the Nuwa Camp is finally his to learn. That secret, paired with the cold, resigned fury of the Demon-God Cixiu watching his home-worlds turn to dust, sets the stage for the looming final confrontation. Buckle up, fellow Daoists—this volume may be ending, but the real storm is about to break.

Why it matters

This is a classic “breather before the storm” chapter, and it does its job perfectly. The action is mostly aftermath, but the emotional weight is immense. Pay close attention to the contrast between the open, public triumph (the Ruins’ destruction, the return to the Allclans Hall) and the private, secretive promise Fuxi makes to Ji Ning. That’s the author laying the narrative track for the volume’s explosive finale.

Quick facts

Source novel
Desolate Era
First appearance
The Dawn of Oblivion
Chapter references
1
Type hints
ji ning, fuxi, houyi
Guide tags
Epic Climax, Lore Dump, Strategic Victory

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Source novel

Desolate Era