Inner-Viewing Elder God Scroll

Story context

Holy *crap*, fellow Daoists. This chapter is basically Nuwa’s Camp pulling off a rock concert reveal of hidden aces. We’ve got the three clan-protecting formations going full blast—the Nuwa Mends the Heavens Formation, the Pangu Opens the Heavens Formation, and the Water-Fire Annihilation Formation—each commanded by a top-tier Daofather. And the real show? The parade of Elder Gods who have been hiding in plain sight: Suiren, Gonggong, Houyi, and even the ancient archer Houyi stepping out of the shadows with a divine axe. Plus our boy Ji Ning is casually floating around as a First-Class Ancestral Immortal, freezing enemies with his Thirty-Six Heavens Snowlotus and making the alien invaders sweat bullets. Master Stonerule finally reveals he’s an Elder God too, but even he can barely hold back the Immortal-Slaying Sword Formation. The Great Demon God Cixiu and Daofather of Blades, who thought they could swoop in and loot the dying Three Realms, are now white-faced and reconsidering their life choices. Get ready—this is the crescendo before the storm.

Why it matters

This chapter is a pure *hype* sequence. Don’t expect complex emotional introspection—it’s about seeing long-hidden cards turn face-up on the table. The pacing is designed to make you feel the weight of Nuwa’s Camp’s hidden strength. Pay special attention to the three-sentence exchange about Houyi: the man who once shot down nine suns is now an Elder God with an even bigger axe. And keep an eye on the Great Demon God Cixiu’s cold calculation—he represents the “outside-context problem” that will become relevant later. If you’re a fan of “power reveal” scenes, this chapter is pure catnip.

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Desolate Era