"Disciple is unfilial, previously defying Master, I beseech Master for punishment," Ye Xuanmo quickly knelt to plead for forgiveness.

"Hehe."

Ye Xuan smiled. His smile was very kind and he gently helped Ye Xuanmo up, even pulling him to sit by his side.

"Xuanmo, there’s no need for us master and disciple to be so formal. Actually, I, as your teacher, know that you’ve always resented me, even wished to kill me," Ye Xuan said with a smile.

"Disciple dare not!"

Ye Xuanmo trembled all over, sitting next to Ye Xuan. His hair stood on end, and he hurriedly wanted to get up to kneel and kowtow before Ye Xuan.

"Come, come, don’t be nervous, let’s sit down and chat slowly, after all, now that you are a Supreme, how did you become a kowtowing bug?"

Ye Xuan continuously soothed Ye Xuanmo, which made Ye Xuanmo sweat coldly, forcing a smile on his face, yet secretly cursing Ye Xuan as the old undying. Even the Chaos Heavenly Punishment didn’t kill you, and now you’re alive in front of him, making his Supreme dignity utterly lost.

Although Ye Xuanmo cursed Ye Xuan inwardly, he did not dare to show the slightest disrespect on his face. Instead, he behaved extremely humbly, as if he were really a well-behaved and obedient disciple.

"Xuanmo, this name was given to you by me as your master. Now that you have become a Supreme, I am very gratified," Ye Xuan said with a smile.

"Without Master’s nurturing, how could disciple become Supreme? Disciple thinks about repaying Master every day, yet when Master disappeared after the Chaos Heavenly Punishment, disciple had no way to repay you and couldn’t sleep at night!" Ye Xuanmo pretended to be mournful.

"All right, I know you’re very filial," Ye Xuan kindly patted Ye Xuanmo’s shoulder, as if the two were as close as father and son.

"Tell me, since I crossed the tribulation, what has happened in these seven hundred million years, where is the Heavenly Burial Palace now?" Ye Xuan said faintly.

"Heavenly Burial Palace!" Ye Xuanmo’s face trembled slightly, his eyes showing a complex expression.

"Master, let disciple explain slowly," Ye Xuanmo calmed his mind and quickly began to narrate what had happened in these more than seven hundred million years.

It turns out that since Ye Xuan fell after crossing the Chaos Heavenly Punishment, the entire Chaos Great World did not undergo significant changes.

Although the Heavenly Burial Palace lost its master, after all, the Lord of Extreme Emotion and the Master of Space-Time were on good terms with Ye Xuan, so even though the Heavenly Burial Palace acted extremely domineeringly, the other Supreme Daoist sects turned a blind eye.

Moreover, within the Heavenly Burial Palace, there were still half-step Supreme powers, along with Li Taichu and Jun Wushuang, the two formidable generals. Huang Fatty and Gu Beichen managed many things in the Heavenly Burial Palace.

Even though Ye Xuan was not there, the Heavenly Burial Palace continued to grow methodically, and the cultivation of Ye Fengtian and Wan Hongling also increased with each passing day. Everyone hoped for the return of Ye Xuan.

After all, in their hearts, Ye Xuan was an invincible presence, and no one believed he would truly fall, even the other Supremes had this suspicion.

Thus, the Heavenly Burial Palace still dominated the chaos, arguably the strongest Daoist tradition.

However, as time passed and the Tenth Epoch was about to end, Ye Xuan still had not returned.

Finally, some rumors of Ye Xuan’s fall began to appear in the Heavenly Burial Palace, and internal chaos began to brew.

In the chaotic great world, the concept of might makes right was fully embodied.

First in line were Huang Fatty and Gu Beichen, who could barely open the ninth Heavenly Gate by the end of the Tenth Epoch.

This level of cultivation indeed made them formidable figures in the Chaos Great World, but in the Heavenly Burial Palace, it really meant nothing.

Immortal peaks were more numerous than oxen, and half-step Supremes were not uncommon. People had always followed the two’s orders, once because of Ye Xuan’s existence, but now that Ye Xuan had fallen, the defect had indeed appeared.

Many people began to superficially obey Huang Fatty and Gu Beichen’s orders, and if not for Li Taichu and Jun Wushuang’s suppression, there might have been chaos long ago.

Moreover, with the Tenth Epoch nearing its end, many Immortals in the Heavenly Burial Palace cultivated to the Great Perfection realm and were preparing to compete for the Supreme position as the Eleventh Epoch began.

During this period, the Heavenly Burial Palace began to crumble, and Huang Fatty and Gu Beichen, disheartened, left. The entire Heavenly Burial Palace split into several factions, frequently engaging in battles over trivial matters.

Finally.

As the Tenth Epoch ended and the Eleventh Epoch began, an unprecedented war fully commenced.

The entire Heavenly Burial Palace completely disintegrated. As the Eleventh Epoch opened, it triggered a monstrous slaughter, where anyone qualified to compete for the Supreme position emerged consecutively, and indeed the battle was so fierce that heaven and earth shattered, and mountains and rivers toppled.

How tempting is the Supreme position?

When the Eleventh Epoch began, Ye Fengtian and others all transformed into half-step Supremes, and a brutal internal struggle commenced.

Li Taichu!

Jun Wushuang!

These two alone had potential to become Supremes and had defied the heavens by developing their own law and Dao.

In the face of the scramble for the Supreme position, these two and Ye Fengtian underwent brutal battles, but all eventually lost to Ye Fengtian. Even the sixth sword of Li Taichu’s Six Destruction Killings couldn’t defeat Ye Fengtian.

And Jun Wushuang, despite achieving great success in the Purple Extreme Heavenly Power, still fell to Wan Hongling’s hand.

Besides these few competing for the Supreme battle, many great cultivators from the Heavenly Burial Palace transformed into half-step Supremes, launching fierce battles.

And this was merely the internal battle of the Heavenly Burial Palace, completely dismantling it, and the Daoist sect personally founded by Ye Xuan no longer existed.

The disintegration of the Heavenly Burial Palace was but the beginning. Those with aspirations to vie for the Supreme position emerged one after another, and the entire Chaos Great World was flooded with endless battles.

This battle lasted a whole billion years, finally seeing Ye Fengtian sweeping across all rival demons and proving to be the Supreme of the era, thus quelling this billion-year cruel conflict.

After this, everyone from the Heavenly Burial Palace was either dead or injured, with disheartened ones retreating into seclusion, never to appear again, and the name of the Heavenly Burial Palace vanished into history.

The two most formidable generals, Li Taichu and Jun Wushuang, disappeared without a trace after failing to secure the Supreme position.

And Huang Fatty and Gu Beichen did not participate in this Supreme struggle and their whereabouts remain unknown.

The subsequent matters became much simpler.

After Ye Fengtian attained the Dao, he was titled the Lord of Fengtian, founding the Supreme Daoist sect of the era, the Life God Temple, whose doctrine emphasized the equality of all before life, and it was revered by all Chaos All Spirits.

As for Ye Xuanmo, he naturally knew Ye Fengtian was Ye Xuan’s disciple, and speaking of relations, Ye Fengtian was his junior brother.

However, this junior brother was quite hateful, constantly opposing Ye Xuanmo before achieving the Dao.

After all, Ye Xuanmo followed the Extreme Demon path, believing in decisive killing, while Ye Fengtian followed the path of life, advocating for the equality and preciousness of life.

Before both achieved the Dao, they had numerous battles, but neither could do anything to the other.

Since Ye Fengtian attained the Dao, Ye Xuanmo was not willing to be left behind either. He merged with the Extreme Demon Dao, summoned the Chaos Heavenly Heart of the Lord of Extreme Demon, and succeeded the Supreme position of the Lord of Extreme Demon.