Feng Baichuan

Feng Baichuan is the leader of the hidden Phoenix Clan in Blue Wind's Ten Thousand Beast Mountain Range and the father of Feng Zu’er and Feng Xian’er.

Biography

From cursed remnant to renewed clan

Feng Baichuan shelters the injured Yun Che and Cang Yue even while hostile mercenaries threaten his impoverished village. His clan descends from a Phoenix inheritor punished for misusing divine power, leaving later generations unable to cultivate freely and forcing them into isolation. Yun Che completes the local Phoenix trial, defeats the invaders, and persuades the Phoenix spirit to lift the inherited curse. Baichuan then guides his children to train for a future beyond hiding. Years later he welcomes the crippled Yun Che without contempt and helps shelter him until light profound energy restores hope to the clan and calms the region's corrupted beasts. (Chapters 103–120 and 1356–1395)

Appearance and personality

Feng Baichuan is a middle-aged village leader whose modest clothing reflects the clan's isolation rather than its divine ancestry. He is hospitable, responsible, and cautious under pressure, offering medical help to strangers while preparing for an attack he knows his people may not survive. Gratitude toward Yun Che never becomes opportunism. (Chapters 103–120 and 1356–1358)

Abilities and cultivation

Baichuan carries Phoenix blood and knows medicine, clan formations, and basic flame cultivation, but the ancestral curse originally limits his power severely. After the curse is lifted, his descendants can cultivate normally, though Feng Zu’er and Feng Xian’er develop farther than he does. His latest role remains leadership and care rather than front-line divine combat. (Chapters 103–120 and 1356–1395)

Relationships

• Yun Che: Baichuan shelters him twice and regards him as the benefactor who frees the clan's bloodline and future. (Chapters 103–120 and 1356–1395)
• Feng Xian'er: He is her father and supports her devotion to the benefactor who changed their lives. (Chapters 103–120 and 1356–1395)
• Feng Zu’er: Baichuan urges his son to cultivate diligently so the clan can one day repay Yun Che. (Chapter 120)

Items

No named personal weapon or treasure is established for Feng Baichuan.