The Book of Black.

Summary

Zhu Hao Miao reflects on the significant invisible transformations in the Illusion Realm, feeling satisfied with his new identity and potential as a supporting character. He notes the leveling up of the Seven Deadly Sins but is concerned that this upgrade does not translate into real-world attributes. As he contemplates the implications of these changes, he realizes that the authority of Original Sin has merged into reality, granting him some power but also posing risks of uncontrollable disaster. Urged by a sense of urgency, he plans to enhance his [Heart of the Dao] and decides to temporarily check into a hotel with Wilson, an external incarnation of himself. Meanwhile, a conference room filled with projections discusses the aftermath of the Eight-Nation Alliance's defeat and the threat posed by Zhu Hao Miao, referred to as the [Child of the Dragon]. They express concern over his growing power and propose measures to weaken him, including manipulating information to incite the Illusion Cult against him. The chapter concludes with Zhu Hao Miao noticing physical changes in himself due to the illusionary power and feeling determined about his future growth.

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