Lei Yuce

Lei Yuce is the deputy sect master of the Almighty Sword Sect and one of the principal leaders entering Tai Sui Immortal Manor. A mid-High Zenith sword cultivator, he is famous both for the golden Almighty Sword Array and for pursuing Su Anqian over hundreds of thousands of years. Although personal feeling influences him, his defining choices place sect inheritance and regional containment above his private wishes. (Chapters 3489, 3497–3504)

Biography

Opening Tai Sui and leading the coalition

Lei Yuce arrives at the Azure Silk Col with the status of a leader from the strongest sword sect in the Golden Origin Immortal Region. He assures lesser powers that the Almighty Sword Sect will not monopolize the emerging secret area, then organizes the array work needed to open Tai Sui Immortal Manor. When Wen Zhong warns him not to let his feelings for Su Anqian interfere with recovering the Eon Divine Lamp, Lei answers as deputy sect master and accepts responsibility for the larger mission. (Chapters 3489–3497)

Inside the manor, ancient restrictions, devils, and competing factions repeatedly overwhelm sect boundaries. Lei combines spirit domains with former rivals, uses the Almighty Sword Array to stabilize companions, and bargains or cooperates when no faction can survive alone. His desire to recover the lost Almighty Sword Array diagram brings him into conflict with Han after Han reaches it first, but Lei stops short of a suicidal seizure when Han refuses to surrender it. (Chapters 3504–3563)

The Eon Pagoda and destructive orders

Lei Yuce's leadership is tested when Xiong Shan's removal of the Primordial Ancient Sword frees sealed devilish beings. He reprimands the reckless act, continues organizing resistance, and accepts rescue from Han's group when his own array cannot overcome a stronger spirit domain. Later, the Almighty Sword Sect's hidden plan becomes clear: they entered hoping to kill the Dark Heavens Devilish Deity and recover the Eon Divine Lamp before the pagoda's prisoners could escape. (Chapters 3523, 3545–3567)

When that plan fails, Lei activates the Dragon Tooth Destruction Array under Heavenly Court orders, knowing the blast will erase settlements and devastate the Golden Origin Mountain Range. He remains behind to begin the countdown and escapes only at the last moment. The haunted state in which he returns, and Su Anqian's silent support, show that he treats the mass destruction as a grim consequence of duty rather than a triumphant victory. (Chapters 3586–3588)

Appearance and personality

Lei Yuce first appears as a handsome azure-robed man arriving in radiant golden light. He can be theatrical and openly lovestruck around Su Anqian, but he is also serious about the Almighty Sword Sect's standing, measured when bargaining, and capable of commanding broad coalitions. His restraint has limits: lost inheritance excites him visibly, while the consequences of the Dragon Tooth Array leave him dazed and haunted. (Chapters 3489, 3560–3563, 3586–3588)

Abilities and cultivation

Lei Yuce is an established mid-High Zenith cultivator whose golden sword spirit domain contains mountains studded with radiant swords. He releases dozens of golden law threads and turns them into giant swords of varied forms, creating the Almighty Sword Array without requiring ordinary physical blades. Han judges the array superior to his Azure Coil and Horned Dragon sword arrays, though a stronger opponent can still overpower it when Lei's cultivation limits the number of law threads supporting the formation. (Chapters 3489, 3523)

He can strengthen the spirit domain with nascent-soul blood essence, producing a heaven-piercing sword projection at the cost of pallor, aging, and bodily depletion. Lei also controls high-grade black-and-white sun and moon flags while unraveling restrictions and can open spatial doors connected to a carried domain treasure. These capabilities support his role as both swordsman and expedition commander; no formal realm advance is shown during his arc. (Chapters 3497, 3523, 3567)

Relationships

• Su Anqian: Lei has pursued Su Anqian for hundreds of thousands of years, while she generally responds with distance or disdain. Despite that imbalance, they repeatedly cooperate in Tai Sui, and she silently stands beside him after the Dragon Tooth Array's devastation. Their bond affects his emotions but does not erase their separate sect loyalties. (Chapters 3489, 3523, 3586–3588)
• Han Li: Lei alternates between coalition partner and treasure rival. Han helps rescue his group, but later claims the Almighty Sword Array diagram and refuses Lei's offer of compensation. Lei allows the confrontation to end without forcing a battle, then continues cooperating when the manor's threats demand it. (Chapters 3523, 3560–3567)
• Xiong Shan: Lei fights alongside Xiong Shan when their immediate enemies align, but condemns his removal of the Primordial Ancient Sword for freeing sealed devils. Xiong's obsession repeatedly complicates Lei's attempts to control the expedition. (Chapters 3523, 3542–3550, 3586)
• Wen Zhong: Wen Zhong accompanies Lei as an elder of the Almighty Sword Sect and reminds him that the Eon Divine Lamp must take precedence over his feelings for Su Anqian. They coordinate the manor's opening and the recovery effort for the sect's lost sword inheritance. (Chapters 3489–3497, 3560–3567)

Items

• Almighty Sword Array diagram: The long-lost sect inheritance serves as the core of an autonomous sword array inside the manor. Lei recognizes it immediately and offers Han a fifth-tier immortal treasure for its return, but Han denies having it and retains custody. (Chapters 3560–3563)
• Sun and moon flags: A matched black-and-white pair bearing moon and sun designs. Lei uses their yin-yang law power to amplify the coalition array breaking the Eon Pagoda's outer restriction. (Chapter 3497)
• Dragon Tooth Key: A crimson crescent-shaped pendant used to activate the Dragon Tooth Destruction Array. Lei accepts it from Daoist Master Dao Yin, begins the ten-second countdown, and flees before the resulting regional explosion. (Chapter 3586)