After entering the Tenth World, Li Qiye baited the people of the Tenth World into trying to kill him, and then using the Death Scripture Laws to steal their Heavens Wills but they were more prepared than he thought and they destroyed his cultivation, but because of the magic of the Death Scripture his 13 Palaces he retained his Grand Completion physiques and 13 Palaces, while managing to light up the 2nd ‘thing’ on the Grand Dao ring.
After getting his cultivation destroyed, Li Qiye retained his 4 Immortal Physiques and 13 Fate Palaces, but they were inactive due to the lack of Blood Energy to power them. (It’s important to note that the power of his 7 Heavens Wills is the reason why he can even house the Immortal physiques as he explained earlier in the novel that without a powerful cultivation the Physique would destroy the cultivator)
In this realm, his Thirteen Fate Palaces will open again and be refined by Primordial Chaos Qi until perfection.
Li Qiye's thirteen palaces' unmatched recovery speed and additional Heaven's Wills allow for his quick transition to his peak form, allowing him to treat Grand Emperors as mere ants. Further cultivation levels up to and including Dao Celestial are skipped, as even people remarked that "Li Qiye didn’t have the aura of a Heaven’s Will or apex chaos energy on him" meaning that he has surpassed the common-sense definition of cultivation levels.[1]
Li Qiye never competes for the Heaven's Wills of the tenth world, as he views all the would-be Emperors as juniors, or even mere ants, and thus not worthy of his bullying.
His power post-restoration of his thirteen palaces is enough to challenge twelve-will Grand Emperors and ancient epoch old undyings. With the additional Heaven's Wills he is stronger than he was when he ascended to the Tenth World.