Caizhi

Caizhi is the youngest daughter of Xing Juekong, the younger sister of Jasmine, and the present Heavenly Wolf Star God. Neglected as a child, she inherits the power of her dead brother Xisu with unprecedented compatibility and first approaches Yun Che under the name “Little Jasmine.” Jasmine later joins them as husband and wife in an attempt to protect both of the people she loves. Caizhi's losses turn her playful exterior into a weapon of cold vengeance, but she survives that vengeance to become a tenth-level Divine Master, commander of the Dragons of Absolute Beginning, and the person rebuilding the Star God legacy under Emperor Yun.

Biography

A neglected princess and the Heavenly Wolf inheritance

Caizhi is born the youngest child of the Star God Emperor and loses her mother while still very young. Her weak constitution and ordinary early talent bring her little affection from her father or his court. Her older siblings Xisu and Jasmine become her shelter: Xisu asks Jasmine to protect Caizhi with his dying breath, and Jasmine treats that responsibility as one of the central obligations of her life. Xisu's death therefore deprives Caizhi not only of a brother, but of one of the few people who had made the Star God palace feel like a family. (Chapters 790, 1124, and 1258–1259)

The dormant Heavenly Wolf divine power unexpectedly chooses Caizhi as Xisu's successor. She completes a perfect assimilation, a degree of compatibility said to be without precedent, and changes from the disregarded princess into a Star God whom no one can openly mistreat. Caizhi accepts the inheritance because it gives her the strength and standing she had never possessed; she does not yet know that Xing Juekong intends to use both her and Jasmine as blood sacrifices. Jasmine returns to the Star God Realm in alarm, but her refusal to explain the danger leaves Caizhi hurt and confused rather than protected from the truth. (Chapters 826, 1124, 1154, and 1258)

Little Jasmine in the Darkya Realm

Caizhi meets Yun Che in the Darkya Realm while disguising both her cultivation and identity. Calling herself “Little Jasmine,” she adopts the manner of a mischievous, defenseless girl, repeatedly calls him brother-in-law, and lets his instinct to protect her pull him into danger. The performance is partly play and partly investigation. She notices that he can use the Heavenly Wolf's sword art, wield ice and fire together, and risk himself for strangers; those clues gradually confirm that he is the Yun Che whom Jasmine has described. (Chapters 1087–1102 and 1161)

Her apparent helplessness conceals both authority and calculation. Caizhi manipulates Wu Guike with Profound Imagery Stones, exposes corruption within the Black Soul Divine Sect, and quietly observes Yun Che continue protecting her even after grievous wounds. When Lei Tiangang attacks, Wu Guike's terror at recognizing her royal status helps reveal how completely she has controlled the encounter. Mu Xuanyin later forces her to reveal the Heavenly Wolf Sacred Sword and identifies her as the Star God princess, ending the disguise but also confirming that Yun Che had placed himself in mortal danger for someone powerful enough to defeat his pursuers alone. (Chapters 1097–1110 and 1122–1124)

Sister, teacher, and bride

Back in the Star God Realm, Caizhi remains Jasmine's closest companion. She tells her sister the full story of meeting Yun Che and obeys when Jasmine orders her to teach him the Heavenly Wolf Hell God's Tome. Caizhi passes on the second through sixth sword styles, including the Bloodmoon Immortal Slaying Sword, while explaining that the art normally requires Heavenly Wolf divine power and that its greatest formations can kill a user whose cultivation cannot sustain them. Her teasing relationship with Yun Che thus becomes a genuine exchange of trust: she gives him a forbidden inheritance, and he treats her as family rather than as a distant Star God. (Chapters 1161–1162 and 1263–1266)

Jasmine abruptly arranges their marriage, has them exchange keepsakes and bow to heaven and earth, and refuses Xing Juekong's claim of paternal authority over the decision. Caizhi is startled and embarrassed, but participates willingly and afterward treats the marriage as real. Jasmine's deeper motive is protective rather than ceremonial. Knowing that the coming sacrifice may kill her and Caizhi, she entrusts each to Yun Che and makes him promise that he will never allow Caizhi to fall into the abyss of grief already opened by Xisu's death. (Chapters 1264 and 1267–1269)

The three are given little time to live with that promise. Caizhi fights beside Jasmine against Qianye Ying'er in the God Realm of Absolute Beginning, but their combined Star God powers cannot overcome the Brahma Monarch Goddess. Soon afterward Xing Juekong confines both sisters inside the Absolute Star Soul Barrier for the blood sacrifice. Yun Che reaches them, apparently dies under the Star Gods' attacks, and leaves Caizhi watching her husband disintegrate while Jasmine awakens as the Evil Infant. The ceremony fails and Caizhi lives, but the family Jasmine had tried to create appears to be destroyed in front of her. (Chapters 1291–1298 and 1325–1350)

The Absolute Beginning and a devilized wolf

After Jasmine is cast into the Abyss of Nothingness and Yun Che is believed dead, Caizhi withdraws into the God Realm of Absolute Beginning. For years she does not leave. Grief and hatred replace the carefree “Little Jasmine” persona, while relentless battle and training awaken the Heavenly Wolf power at a speed no earlier Star God achieved. The Heaven Smiting Devil Emperor also binds the Dragon Emperor of Absolute Beginning to her and leaves World Piercer's spatial power engraved in her sword, giving Caizhi a hidden army and a means of moving it across realms. (Chapters 1513, 1613, 1785–1790, and 1842)

Caizhi reappears when Eternal Heaven Guardians pursue the Divine Fruit of Absolute Beginning. She and the dragons ambush them, and she kills a Guardian with one stroke—proof that she has already reached tenth-level Divine Master power. When Yun Che encounters her, she attacks Qianye Ying'er with murderous intent and initially rejects his call, furious that he has allied himself with the woman tied to Xisu's death. Xisu's remaining soul shadow and Yun Che's own descent into vengeance stop the confrontation from becoming irreversible. Caizhi does not forgive Qianye, but she recognizes that Yun Che has survived the same losses and begins acting alongside his campaign rather than against it. (Chapters 1613 and 1618–1619)

Divine-region conquest and the final imperial war

Caizhi prepares for Yun Che's advance before he asks. She takes the Dragons of Absolute Beginning toward the Southern Divine Region, uses the spatial power attached to her sword to trace the Southern Sea's escape formation, and closes the route by which Nan Wansheng expects to survive. Her arrival in the ruined Southern Sea reveals both a level-ten aura and a transformed Heavenly Wolf Devil Sword whose power has been stained black and crimson. She is no subordinate of the northern armies, but her personal objective now aligns with theirs: destroy the order that took Jasmine, Yun Che, and Xisu from her. (Chapters 1785–1790)

Before the Western Divine Region's invasion, Caizhi gives the surviving six Star Gods one final chance to choose their allegiance. They follow her into the battle at the Ten Directions Deep Sea Realm, while she commands the Dragons of Absolute Beginning and fights Long Bai alongside the strongest Divine Masters of Yun Che's coalition. Her Heavenly Wolf power can break the Dragon Monarch's wounded talon and suppress other peak experts, but cannot ignore his superior body or the combined western forces; direct clashes throw her back, and reckless attacks leave her badly wounded. (Chapters 1808, 1822, 1829, and 1835–1838)

The sight of Zhou Xuzi turns the battle into Caizhi's personal reckoning. She charges through Guardians without reserving strength for defense, kills six of them with one sword stroke, and nearly spends her life trying to reach the former Eternal Heaven God Emperor. The six Star Gods die protecting her and the cause she represents. Their sacrifice breaks through years of hatred: after the victory she buries them in the ruins of their home and resolves to restore the Star God Realm rather than let its inheritance vanish with those who had failed her. (Chapters 1838–1844, 1862, and 1875–1879)

Emperor Yun's wife and the Abyssal incursion

In peace, Caizhi remains Yun Che's formally acknowledged wife while preserving an identity separate from his coronation. She skips the ceremony to watch over the fallen Star Gods and pursue the realm's restoration, then visits Blue Pole Star and becomes part of the household Jasmine had once hoped would protect her. Her sharp jealousy toward Qianye Ying'er and her insistence that Yun Che honor his promise coexist with an ability to laugh, tease, and accept affection again. Vengeance has not vanished from her history, but it no longer governs every choice she makes. (Chapters 1862–1893)

Caizhi later trains directly against Yun Che for hours at full strength, continuing to sharpen a sword already at the mortal universe's summit. When Mo Beichen kills the Dragon Emperor of Absolute Beginning, she immediately senses the death and ends the seclusion to investigate. During the battles against the Abyssal pioneers she helps form the multi-layer barrier around Yun Che as he releases power far beyond ordinary Divine Masters. She survives the invasion and remains in the Primal Chaos after Yun Che enters the Abyss, alive as a tenth-level Divine Master and holder of the returned Star God Wheel; no later formal advancement or death is established. (Chapters 1936–1938, 1944–1960)

Appearance and personality

Caizhi deliberately retains the appearance of a small girl even after her power matures. She has a petite body, a flawless pale face, bright star-like eyes, and hair worn in a long dark fall. Her signature clothing is the rainbow-colored dress made for her by her late mother; she wills her body to remain childish and refuses the stronger Heavenly Wolf battle armor so that she will not have to abandon it. The contrast between the girl in bright colors and the enormous sword she carries becomes one of her most recognizable traits. (Chapters 1097, 1124, and 1613)

Her early manner is lively, mischievous, theatrical, and perceptive. As Little Jasmine she enjoys provoking Yun Che, playing helpless, and arranging humiliating traps for people she dislikes, yet the games are rarely purposeless. She reads motives quickly, gathers leverage, and tests whether Yun Che's courage and affection match Jasmine's stories. With Jasmine she is obedient but not without hurt or confusion; with Yun Che she masks sincere attachment behind teasing long before the marriage makes that attachment explicit. (Chapters 1087–1110, 1161, and 1258–1269)

Loss makes her cold, proud, and frighteningly violent. After returning from the God Realm of Absolute Beginning, her eyes and aura carry a darkness that can intimidate Divine Masters, and her hatred of Qianye Ying'er, Zhou Xuzi, and the Star Gods repeatedly pushes her toward attacks that disregard her own survival. That severity does not erase loyalty. She saves the Star Gods she once hated, protects Yun Che's forces, mourns those who die for her, and ultimately chooses reconstruction over endless punishment. Her later jealousy and sharp tongue also show that the playful girl remains beneath the devilized Heavenly Wolf rather than having disappeared completely. (Chapters 1618–1619, 1799–1800, 1836–1844, and 1875)

Abilities and cultivation

Heavenly Wolf Star God inheritance

Caizhi perfectly assimilates the Heavenly Wolf Star God's divine power, an inheritance distinguished among the Twelve Star Gods by overwhelming physical force and vast destructive range. It raises her strength, speed, perception, endurance, and control of space to the Divine Master Realm, manifests an enormous azure wolf, and lets her project sword pressure across battlefield-scale distances. The inheritance awakens unusually slowly in most holders, but Caizhi advances from a retrospectively confirmed seventh-level baseline to the tenth level in less than a decade, surpassing Xisu's rate of growth and every recorded Star God of her realm. (Chapters 826, 1124, 1613, and 1840)

At tenth-level Divine Master, Caizhi can kill an Eternal Heaven Guardian in one blow, cut through six Guardians with a single attack, sever a Dragon Sovereign's spine, and break Long Bai's already damaged talon. She is one of the greatest profound practitioners remaining in the Primal Chaos, but not invulnerable. Qianye Ying'er overwhelms Caizhi and Jasmine before Caizhi's years of growth; Long Bai's force throws her kilometers away; coordinated Guardians can wound her when her attack leaves no retreat; and a Half-God can kill the Dragon Emperor sworn to protect her despite that dragon's peak Divine Master strength. (Chapters 1297–1298, 1613, 1836–1842, and 1937)

Heavenly Wolf Hell God's Tome

The Heavenly Wolf Hell God's Tome is Caizhi's central sword inheritance. Its first six styles progress from the foundational Heavenly Wolf Slash through Wild Fang, Heavenly Star Lamentation, Instantaneous Hell Calamity, and the formation-based Bloodmoon Immortal Slaying Sword. Caizhi can turn their formulas into soul-borne sword images for instruction and execute them through the Heavenly Wolf sword with their full divine character. Wild Fang concentrates crushing force; Heavenly Star Lamentation twists and suppresses a huge field of space; the later formations multiply swords and destructive vectors over a vast area. (Chapters 1264–1266, 1297, 1837, and 1840–1842)

The art's scale is also its limit. It normally cannot be learned properly without Heavenly Wolf divine power, and even comprehension does not supply the profound energy required for execution. Caizhi warns that Bloodmoon Immortal Slaying Sword can kill a user who forces it below the late Divine Sovereign Realm. Her own attacks consume enough power and concentration that an all-out offensive can expose her body, especially when vengeance fixes her attention on one opponent. The seventh sword style exists, but she refuses to teach it to Yun Che and never demonstrates its complete operation. (Chapters 1264–1266 and 1840–1842)

Heavenly Wolf Devil Sword and darkness

Caizhi's lifebound Heavenly Wolf Sacred Sword changes during her years in the God Realm of Absolute Beginning. By her return it is repeatedly called the Heavenly Wolf Devil Sword, and its former azure radiance is interwoven with black and crimson power. The transformation amplifies the terror and malice of the manifested wolf and allows her Star God inheritance to operate through darkness without losing its original strength-based nature. Her devilization is a power change born from grief and training, not a new numbered cultivation realm; she remains a tenth-level Divine Master. (Chapters 1613–1619, 1785–1789, and 1840)

Darkness reinforces her killing intent but does not make anger a reliable advantage. Against Zhou Xuzi it lets her press through pain and continue attacking after severe wounds, yet the same fixation causes her to abandon escape routes and nearly die. She remains susceptible to exhaustion, injury, spiritual shock, and opponents above the Divine Master ceiling. By the latest account she can fight Yun Che at full strength for six hours, but is left completely exhausted while his greater power remains largely unspent. (Chapters 1840–1844 and 1936)

Spatial power and the Dragons of Absolute Beginning

The Heaven Smiting Devil Emperor engraves World Piercer's spatial power into Caizhi's sword and compels the Dragon Emperor of Absolute Beginning to protect her absolutely. Caizhi can open enormous spatial passages with the blade, transport hundreds of ancient dragons between the God Realm of Absolute Beginning and ordinary space, and trace the destination of the Southern Sea's Phantom Sea Four-Star Formation. This makes her both a supreme combatant and the commander of a force able to overturn a divine-region war. (Chapters 1785–1790 and 1835)

The dragons remain separate living beings rather than manifestations of Caizhi's own energy. They can fight, be injured, and die, and her control does not add their cultivation to hers. The Dragon Emperor's loyalty is an artificial command imposed by the Devil Emperor, so it repeatedly sacrifices position and body to shield her; Mo Beichen ultimately kills it, severing Caizhi's strongest external protection. No replacement or ability to resurrect it is established. (Chapters 1835–1842 and 1937)

Leadership, perception, and latest state

Caizhi combines acute spiritual perception with the habits of a covert operator. She recognizes distant auras, senses the Dragon Emperor's death, anticipates the Northern army's route into the Southern Divine Region, and uses intelligence about escape formations to prepare an ambush. As the surviving center of the Star God line, she can also command the loyalty of the remaining Star Gods and later holds the Star God Wheel returned by Yun Che. Her leadership is personal rather than bureaucratic: obligation, guilt, and the memory of Jasmine bind followers to her more strongly than a formal throne. (Chapters 1613, 1790, 1808–1829, 1875–1879, and 1937–1944)

Her latest confirmed cultivation remains the tenth level of the Divine Master Realm. She is alive in the Primal Chaos, can participate in barriers strong enough to survive the collateral force of Yun Che's Half-God attack, and retains the Heavenly Wolf inheritance, devilized sword, and Star God Wheel. She has not entered the Divine Extinction Realm, and the encounters with Mo Beichen's group make clear that even the strongest Divine Masters require Yun Che's protection against true Half-Gods. (Chapters 1942–1960)

Power progression

Relationships

• Jasmine: Jasmine is Caizhi's sister, protector, and closest emotional anchor after Xisu's death. Her strictness comes from knowing the Heavenly Wolf inheritance places Caizhi in danger, but secrecy makes that protection painful. She arranges Caizhi's marriage to Yun Che so the two people she loves will guard one another after her expected death. Caizhi's later vengeance, recovery, and rebuilding of the Star God line all remain shaped by that final trust. (Chapters 790, 826, 1154, 1258–1269, and 1325–1350)

• Yun Che: Caizhi first tests him as Little Jasmine and confirms his identity through the Heavenly Wolf art and his willingness to protect her. Jasmine makes them husband and wife, but loss delays the relationship until both survive their separate descents into vengeance. Caizhi later fights beside him, insists that he honor his marriage promise, joins his household, and continues training against him. (Chapters 1087–1124, 1263–1269, 1618–1619, 1799–1800, and 1862–1937)

• Xisu: Her older brother protects her in childhood and leaves Jasmine responsible for her before dying. Caizhi inherits his Heavenly Wolf power, treasures the rainbow-jade bell she once made for him, and is stopped from killing Qianye Ying'er only when his surviving soul shadow explains his final choices. (Chapters 790, 826, 1325–1326, and 1619)

• Xing Juekong: Her father disregards her when she is weak, then treats her perfect inheritance as an asset and prepares to sacrifice her with Jasmine. Caizhi abandons both his authority and the old Star God order after surviving the ceremony. Yun Che later receives the Star God Wheel from the imprisoned former emperor and eventually returns it to Caizhi. (Chapters 1124, 1258, 1264, 1325–1350, 1513, and 1944)

• Qianye Ying'er: Caizhi hates Qianye for her role in Xisu's death and attacks her on sight after returning from the God Realm of Absolute Beginning. Xisu's message and their shared alliance with Yun Che prevent murder, not rivalry. They cooperate in war while continuing to provoke one another over old blood debts and Yun Che's affection. (Chapters 1296–1298, 1618–1619, 1799–1800, and 1834–1844)

• Zhou Xuzi: Caizhi holds him responsible for Yun Che's persecution and Jasmine's loss. His appearance in the final war drives her into a near-suicidal assault in which she kills the last six Guardians but cannot finish him herself. (Chapters 1513, 1838–1844, and 1879)

• Dragon Emperor of Absolute Beginning: The Heaven Smiting Devil Emperor compels the ancient dragon to protect Caizhi with absolute loyalty. It becomes her mount, guards her during the western war, and repeatedly takes attacks meant for her. Its death at Mo Beichen's hand is the first warning that the new invaders stand above the Primal Chaos's Divine Masters. (Chapters 1785–1789, 1835–1842, and 1937)

Items

• Heavenly Wolf Devil Sword: Caizhi's lifebound Star God weapon, originally called the Heavenly Wolf Sacred Sword. It channels the Heavenly Wolf Hell God's Tome, transforms with her devilized power, and carries the spatial engraving derived from World Piercer. (Chapters 1124, 1297–1298, 1613, and 1785–1790)

• Star God Wheel: The inheritance artifact of the Star God Realm. Xing Juekong gives it to Yun Che while imprisoned; after becoming Emperor Yun, Yun Che returns it to Caizhi, supporting her authority to preserve and rebuild the Star God line. (Chapters 1513 and 1944)

• Xisu's ring and rainbow-jade bell: The ring Caizhi gives Yun Che holds one fragment of Xisu's soul, while a second remnant survives in the handmade bell he carried. The two messages expose the sacrifice plot and later prevent Caizhi's hatred of Qianye Ying'er from ending in immediate bloodshed. (Chapters 1267–1269, 1325–1326, and 1619)