Virtual Universe Company

The Virtual Universe Company is one of the principal institutions through which humanity converts the virtual universe into civilization. Founded by Teacher Origin, it is at once a cultivation school, commercial power, communications network, intelligence apparatus, territorial organization, and senior branch of human government. Its reach extends from ordinary virtual storefronts and universe-country markets to Primal Chaos City, the supreme council, and wars involving entire races. Luo Feng enters through the universe genius battle, but his career reveals only one route through the institution: Xu Xin later earns core status through business, while soldiers, officials, guards, teachers, and rulers serve through other systems. (Chapters 370–479, 587–616, and 1018–1034)

The Company matters because it organizes growth across time spans and distances no physical academy could manage. New geniuses compete at universe scale, train in ranked secret regions, visit Primal Chaos City to study visible laws and inherited tablets, challenge standardized bridges and mountains, accept dangerous missions, and rise into the senior councils that protect the race. The same virtual infrastructure carries commerce, family meetings, battlefield intelligence, emergency commands, and deliberation among humanity's strongest beings. Teacher Origin's suppression removes his body from ordinary leadership but not the system he created; Primal Chaos City Leader and later generations preserve it until his release. (Chapters 420–480, 544–616, 735–749, 1129–1134, and 1261–1311)

Structure and operating principles

Teacher Origin and the virtual universe

Teacher Origin creates both the Virtual Universe Company and the secret technique from which it takes its name. The virtual universe overlays almost the entire original universe, allowing minds separated by physical distance to meet, communicate, train, trade, and coordinate with minimal delay. It is not merely a public game or ordinary illusion. Teacher Origin can observe activity within its reach, conceal himself inside it, accelerate limited areas of virtual time, and detect resistance when a hostile true god excludes the system from a region. (Chapters 1131–1132, 1230, 1248, and 1265–1266)

This infrastructure gives the Company influence beyond formal membership. Universe-country citizens enter shared markets; businesses establish virtual headquarters; families maintain contact across starfields; and human leaders conduct councils whose decisions can be transmitted immediately to forces in the original universe. Teacher Origin's attempted use of the technique to replace the original universe mind leads to his suppression, showing that the system's reach does not make it sovereign over the universe's supreme laws. (Chapters 370–479, 1131–1132, and 1482–1483)

Primal Chaos City Leader and senior government

Primal Chaos City Leader is the Company's highest active authority through most of the supplied story. He guards Primal Chaos City, leads Teacher Origin's formal disciple branch, sits among humanity's principal decision-makers, and balances investment in individual talent against obligations to the race. His first demonstrated intervention freezes law and space to punish fighters who break the city's peace, illustrating the principle behind the institution: protected cultivation is sustained by enforceable order, not by the absence of dangerous people. (Chapters 450 and 477)

The senior branch includes Universe Masters and later True Gods such as Darkness Master, along with disciples, knights, officials, and guards. It overlaps with humanity's supreme council and the Hong Alliance without becoming identical to either. During peacetime the Company trains talent and manages its holdings; during racial war, Primal Chaos City Leader turns his palace and the virtual universe into a command center while distributing mobile forces under leaders suited to different tasks. (Chapters 1018–1025, 1129–1134, and 1261–1275)

Genius battles and recruitment

The Virtual Universe Company alternates universe-wide genius battles with Huge Axe Dojo. Competitors rise through universe-country selection, mass elimination, training towers, arena rounds, and direct finals. The process gives people from minor territories a route into humanity's strongest institutions while allowing senior observers to compare law comprehension, combat judgment, will, and growth potential across a generation. Bolan, Rong Jun, Wuka, Long Yun, and Luo Feng enter the Company through the same tournament despite radically different origins and later paths. (Chapters 391–439)

Tournament placement determines initial resources rather than permanent worth. Bolan and Long Yun enter the Primal Region, while Luo Feng, Rong Jun, and Wuka begin in the Absolute Beginning Region. Qualification contests later promote or demote members according to current results. Long Yun loses his Primal place; Mo Luo rises through several regions and later falls; Luo Feng advances beyond peers who once ranked above him. The system can be harsh, but it prevents one early victory from becoming a lifelong entitlement. (Chapters 439, 452–479, 557–596, and 905)

Four core regions

The core hierarchy consists of the Primal Region, Absolute Beginning Region, Sky and Land Region, and Last Phase Region. Higher regions receive scarcer places, stronger guards, better teaching access, and more institutional attention. Members live physically in secret regions appropriate to their status while also maintaining villas on Yu Xiang Mountain in the virtual universe. The arrangement creates a shared social and competitive space without eliminating the security and resources of physical training bases. (Chapters 452–479, 516–518, 557–598)

The hierarchy includes more than frontline fighters. Xu Xin grows Ping Hai Company until the Virtual Universe Company takes a controlling stake and she qualifies for Last Phase Region core membership on the commercial side. She declines relocation to a distant physical secret region that offers little to her profession but gains virtual access to Yu Xiang Mountain. Her route demonstrates that the Company values enterprise and administration alongside cultivation, while keeping the benefits of business membership distinct from warrior training. (Chapters 440 and 470–479)

Primal Chaos City, tablets, and Heavenly Bridges

Primal Chaos City exposes cultivators to the laws visible in the primal universe and preserves fifty-two major Primal Chaos Tablets. Each tablet records a path of comprehension rather than providing automatic understanding. New members choose among them, receive limited viewing time, and challenge the corresponding Heavenly Bridge to test how far their law comprehension can carry them in combat. Watchman Bevin manages bridge access, observes results, and informs teachers or senior officials when an achievement is significant. (Chapters 447–479)

The bridges create a standardized measure but not a complete ranking of a person. Bolan's spectacular spatial talent leads him toward an overly difficult dual path until failure and advice force him to revise it. Luo Feng studies the Nine Universe Tablet and uses Floating Blood to translate its pictures into combat. True Yan's diagnosis matters because access to the monument alone cannot tell a student which bridge between insight and application they are missing. (Chapters 452–473, 517–548, and 702–735)

Teachers, guards, and institutional protection

Core members are not simply given resources and abandoned. Luo Feng receives True Yan Knight as a close teacher, later becomes a disciple of Primal Chaos City Leader, and is protected by Dylan and a guard team appropriate to his region. These relationships combine formal Company structures with personal teaching lineages. True Yan spends enormous personal points on manuals and follows Luo Feng's disappearances with genuine concern, while still refusing to solve dangers his student must learn to face. (Chapters 453–473, 557–598, and 702–749)

Protection is calibrated rather than unlimited. Senior leaders intervene when rivals use institutional power to coerce Earth or when enemy Universe Masters threaten a member whose value concerns the race. They do not erase qualification losses, dangerous-mission consequences, or battlefield risk. Primal Chaos City Leader gives Luo Feng Shi Wu Wings to improve survival, then continues sending him into environments where technique and judgment must develop under real danger. (Chapters 703–749, 788–794, and 937–940)

Points, missions, and promotion

Company points convert achievements into manuals, resources, and opportunities. Members earn them through institutional work and mission systems, while senior cultivators can spend accumulated fortunes to support disciples. Dangerous missions conceal opportunities beyond their stated rewards, but their rankings also communicate mortality risk. Luo Feng repeatedly seeks hidden value; Rong Jun warns that points are useless to someone who dies; Mo Luo exploits a mission zone where institutional penalties do not automatically protect members from one another. (Chapters 516–517, 541–583, and 702–729)

Progression from core genius to senior official remains contingent. A brilliant universe-level member may fall in regional qualification, die on a mission, or stagnate before becoming undying. Those who endure can become officials, knights, Universe Masters, or members of the supreme council. Bolan and Rong Jun ultimately reach Universe Master despite being eclipsed by Luo Feng, showing that the Company's value is not limited to producing the single strongest member of a generation. (Chapters 557–616, 905, 1134, and 1485)

History

Teacher Origin's civilizational foundation

Teacher Origin creates the virtual universe, raises humanity into a pinnacle race, and founds an institution able to preserve his methods through disciples and infrastructure. His later suppression creates a leadership crisis without destroying the Company. Primal Chaos City Leader administers the public branch, Darkness Master remains a concealed strategic force, and Teacher Origin continues observing and advising through the virtual universe where possible. (Chapters 1131–1134 and 1246–1248)

The Company and Huge Axe Dojo become humanity's two strongest organizations during this era. They share broad responsibility for the armies of 1,008 universe countries and alternate the genius battles that feed new talent into their systems. Their rivalry is institutional rather than a permanent civil conflict: both answer to humanity's survival and later cooperate through the supreme council and Hong Alliance. (Chapters 391–461 and 587–616)

Luo Feng's generation

The genius battle brings Luo Feng from the Black Dragon Mountain Empire into contact with a scale of talent and resources unavailable to Earth. He earns Company core status by adapting through elimination, tower, and arena stages rather than winning the tournament outright. Bolan's victory and Long Yun's placement define the initial hierarchy, while Rong Jun and Wuka form a peer group around Luo Feng inside the Absolute Beginning Region. (Chapters 380–439 and 497–518)

Primal Chaos City changes the cohort's priorities from tournament ranking to law comprehension. Bridge results expose mistaken paths, qualifications redistribute scarce places, and dangerous missions test whether members can use instruction without relying on constant rescue. The Company's generational system is therefore designed to outlast the spectacle that recruited them. (Chapters 447–479, 517–596, and 702–735)

From protected genius to Blade River Emperor

Luo Feng's rise forces the Company to decide how much risk a rare talent should be allowed to take. True Yan and Primal Chaos City Leader invest in his weaknesses, inspect threats, and sometimes appear against forces far beyond an ordinary core member. Yet the institution also permits his outer-region service and protects the separation between Luo Feng and Blade River Emperor, letting him acquire experience and servants without directing retaliation toward Earth. (Chapters 703–749, 788–794, 886–965)

The dispute over Earth shows the Company's limits and corrective mechanisms. Powerful outsiders try to buy or coerce control of the planet, and Luo Feng refuses because it is the home of a people, not an asset whose residents can be ignored. Senior support ultimately stops Yan Zhu's pressure. Later negotiations over humanity's shared ownership require Luo Feng to exchange a valuable opportunity before full control is returned, demonstrating that even a favored member must bargain with institutional interests. (Chapters 703–729 and 1088–1133)

Supreme council and race war

When Luo Feng becomes a Universe Master, he moves from recipient of Company protection to participant in humanity's senior government. Primal Chaos City Leader chairs councils, defends transparent accounting of treasures, and works with Huge Axe Creator on racial policy. Teacher Origin's branch supplies several of the leaders who coordinate Original Stars operations, Universe Ocean exploration, and response to the Duan Dong River inheritance. (Chapters 1018–1034, 1088–1138, and 1217–1258)

Huge Axe's death triggers a coalition attack and makes the Virtual Universe Company's command infrastructure decisive. Primal Chaos City Leader recalls human Undyings, establishes the primal secret region as a final refuge, and uses virtual-universe detection to guide mobile forces under Luo Feng, Darkness Master, and Peng Gong Master. The opening objective is not conquest but deterrence strong enough to prevent undecided races from joining humanity's destruction. (Chapters 1258–1275)

The Company survives the crisis by functioning as part of a broader race rather than protecting its own name first. Treasures are allocated across leaders, ancient knowledge is shared selectively, and Company members fight beside Huge Axe Dojo and other human powers. Luo Feng's breakthrough and coordinated captures turn the siege into a human victory, after which the institution participates in a long expansion rather than becoming the sole owner of the result. (Chapters 1263–1311 and 1409)

Sector Beasts and Teacher Origin's release

During the Sector Beast crisis, the virtual universe remains humanity's communications and planning backbone while Luo Feng becomes the principal field answer. Company leaders support preparation, defend miniature universes, and continue strengthening under ancient inheritances. Darkness Master and Primal Chaos City Leader reach True God in the long era before the final catastrophe, demonstrating that Teacher Origin's institutional lineage continues advancing even as Luo Feng moves beyond it. (Chapters 1377–1409 and 1446–1450)

Luo Feng's victory allows the original universe mind to release Teacher Origin. The founder returns to an organization that has preserved his people and work without freezing them in his absence. He mourns Huge Axe, thanks Luo Feng, and later departs with Luo Feng to transcend reincarnation, leaving Primal Chaos City Leader and the surviving senior branch to continue inside Universe Ocean. (Chapters 1466–1486)

The continuation does not state that the Virtual Universe Company itself relocates to the Land of Origin. Instead, its senior lineage is carried forward through new institutions. Teacher Origin develops the Blade River Sect's human branch, and when Primal Chaos City Leader and Darkness Master arrive, they enter that lineage with priority resources and cultivation guidance. By the later Galaxy Divine Country era, Teacher Origin, Primal Chaos City Leader, and other returning human leaders serve in Luo Feng's wider government, preserving the Company's civilizational legacy without conflating the two organizations. (Chapters 1743–1744 and 1917)

Core regions and representative members

The regions indicate allocation and current status, not permanent moral worth. Members can rise, fall, transfer, or choose benefits suited to their profession. Xu Xin's commercial core membership should not be read as secret combat training, just as Long Yun's demotion does not erase his genius-battle achievement. (Chapters 439–479, 557–596, and 905)

Relationship to humanity's other institutions

The Virtual Universe Company is not the whole human race. Huge Axe Dojo is a separate great organization with its own founder, tablet, geniuses, and military culture. The Hong Alliance coordinates humans and subordinate or allied races at senior levels. Universe countries retain political and territorial functions, while Luo Feng later establishes the Milky Way Kingdom as another closing-era power. Cooperation among these bodies is what allows humanity to survive the loss of Huge Axe and later expand. (Chapters 391–461, 1018–1034, 1261–1311, and 1482–1485)

The Company nevertheless provides an infrastructure none of those bodies can ignore. Councils meet through the virtual universe, intelligence crosses territories, and core training draws talent from the same universe countries whose armies help defend humanity. Its power comes from connecting institutions rather than formally absorbing every one of them. (Chapters 370–479, 1018–1034, and 1261–1266)

Identity and legacy

For Luo Feng, the Company begins as access to teachers and resources; it becomes a test of whether institutional favor can coexist with responsibility to Earth and personal judgment. He accepts training, guards, treasures, and political protection without surrendering ownership of his home or every inheritance he earns. As he rises, the relationship becomes reciprocal: his discoveries strengthen humanity, and the Company's leaders recognize him as a council member rather than a permanent subordinate. (Chapters 380–480, 703–749, 1018–1134, and 1217–1311)

For humanity, the Company's legacy is continuity. Teacher Origin can be suppressed, Huge Axe can die, geniuses can fail, and a racial coalition can attack, yet communication, selection, teaching, commerce, and command continue. At the end of the original-universe narrative, the Virtual Universe Company remains one of humanity's three strongest organizations beside Huge Axe Dojo and the Milky Way Kingdom; in the Land of Origin, its senior lineage continues through Blade River Sect and the later human government. Its endurance shows that Teacher Origin's greatest creation is not a single disciple or technique, but an institution capable of producing and coordinating generations after its founder disappears from ordinary rule. (Chapters 1131–1134, 1258–1311, 1482–1485, 1743–1744, and 1917)