Chapter 47: The Paracausal Era Begins

The Infinite Immortal Realms had known many eras—epochs of struggle, triumph, and expansion. The Era of Chaos, heralded by the return of Pan Gu and the rebirth of the 3000 Rakshasa, had already begun reshaping the very fabric of the cosmos. But something greater loomed over the horizon. Something that transcended the known limits of cultivation and power.

The Paracausal Era had arrived.


The night after the Grand Chaotic Banquet, the stars seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly light. The entire Infinite Immortal Realms were buzzing with the revelations that had taken place—the unveiling of Pan Gu’s true identity, the return of the Rakshasa, and the cosmic shifts brought by Zui Tian and Wujin Meng’s ascension into Ideas.

But even as immortals, gods, and cultivators celebrated, the heavens themselves were stirring.

Paracausality was not a concept that most beings could easily comprehend. It was the idea that the natural order, the very cause-and-effect chain that governed life, could be broken, bent, or rewritten entirely by those who had transcended into Ideas. This was the essence of Paracausal power—a force that no longer obeyed the traditional rules of cultivation, but instead wielded the ability to shape reality with mere thought, to be the cause of any effect.

And with Pan Gu’s elevation, Zui Tian and Wujin’s transcendence, the stage was set for the Paracausal Era to begin.


In the heart of the Celestial Tavern, Zui Tian sat quietly, his flask of Freedom and Harmony Wine in hand. The tavern, once lively with celebration, was now calm in the early hours of the morning. Wujin Meng stood at the window, looking out at the sky, her thoughts distant.

“Do you feel it, Zui?” she asked softly, not turning from the window. “The realms… they’re shifting.”

Zui Tian took a long sip from his flask, savoring the taste. “Yeah, I feel it. It’s not just the realms anymore. It’s everything—the laws, the ideas. Everything’s bending.”

Wujin nodded, her gaze focused on a distant point beyond the stars. “The Paracausal Era… it’s happening. We’ve broken the ceiling, and now the rules of existence themselves are beginning to change. There’s no going back.”

Zui chuckled, though there was a seriousness in his voice that rarely surfaced. “I always thought breaking the rules would be fun, but this… this is something else. We’re not just bending the rules, Wujin. We’re rewriting them.”

As they spoke, the air around them seemed to hum with latent power. Paracausal energy—the essence of free will, the ability to shape reality by mere intent—had begun to permeate the realms. It was subtle at first, felt only by those with the keenest senses, but soon, it would become undeniable.


In the higher planes of the realms, beings of immense power began to feel the effects. The Dao Ancestor, deep in meditation, opened his eyes as a faint tremor passed through his spirit. His 72 Sage Disciples looked at him in confusion, sensing the same strange energy.

“Master,” one of the disciples said quietly, “what is this force? It feels… unlike anything we’ve ever encountered.”

The Dao Ancestor, his expression unreadable, stood slowly. “It is the dawn of a new era. The forces we have known—karma, destiny, the heavens themselves—are beginning to shift. The Paracausal power has begun to awaken.”

The disciples exchanged uneasy glances. “Paracausal power?”

The Dao Ancestor nodded, his voice grave. “It is the power to create without cause, to defy the very nature of existence. Zui Tian, Wujin Meng, Pan Gu… they have transcended into a realm of existence that even I cannot fully comprehend. The Paracausal Era will challenge everything we know.”


In the depths of the Abyss, the Abyssal Master sat on his throne, his dark form flickering with shadows. His eyes, deep pools of infinite void, narrowed as he felt the shift in the fabric of reality. He clenched his fist, feeling the familiar resistance of the laws of the universe… and then something more. A freedom he hadn’t felt in eons.

“So… it begins,” the Abyssal Master murmured, a slow smile creeping across his face. “The power to break the chains of cause and effect. The power to be truly free.”


Across the realms, ascended cultivators and immortals began to notice the changes. Karmic ties that had once bound them felt looser. The constraints of Heaven’s Will seemed weaker. They could feel the laws shifting, as if the universe itself was offering them a chance to escape the predetermined paths of cultivation.

But not all beings welcomed this change.

In the hidden corners of the Infinite Immortal Realms, the Ancient Ideas—the primordial forces that had long controlled the chaos—stirred from their slumber. These beings, older than creation itself, had long maintained the balance of the cosmos. And now, with the emergence of paracausality, their control was slipping.


Back in the Celestial Tavern, Zui Tian turned to Wujin, his expression more serious than usual. “You know what this means, right? The Ancient Ideas won’t stay quiet for long. We’re messing with the very foundation of reality. They’ll want to stop us.”

Wujin smiled faintly. “Let them come. They’ve had their time. It’s time for the realms to choose their own path.”

Zui grinned, taking another swig of wine. “Spoken like a true Idea of Freedom.”

The sky above them began to shift, the stars rearranging themselves in ways that defied understanding. The Paracausal Era was not just an era of power—it was an era of choice, an era where the laws of the universe could be bent and reshaped by those strong enough to wield them.

The realms were about to enter uncharted territory. Cultivators who had once been bound by the natural progression of Qi, Dao, and immortality would now have the opportunity to transcend in ways never thought possible. Cause and effect would no longer be the only path forward.

For those like Zui Tian, Wujin Meng, and Pan Gu, this was the moment they had been waiting for. The chance to see what the realms would become without the shackles of predetermination.

But for others, the Paracausal Era was a threat. A threat to the very foundation of their power.

As the first tremors of paracausal energy rippled through the realms, one thing became clear: the era of fixed destinies and eternal hierarchies was over.

The Era of Freedom had begun.

The Paracausal Era was here.