Ye Meixie
Ye Meixie is the Heavenly Monarch of Sun Moon Divine Hall, one of the Four Sacred Masters, and the father of Ye Xinghan.
Biography
Sacred Master of Sun Moon Divine Hall
Ye Meixie rules one of the Profound Sky Continent's Four Great Sacred Grounds and uses its prestige to pursue influence, secrets, and ancient opportunities. His faction becomes entangled with Ye Xinghan's crimes against Feng Xue'er and Frozen Cloud Asgard, then aligns with Xuanyuan Wentian during the struggle for continental supremacy. At Supreme Ocean Palace, Ye Meixie underestimates the awakened Xue’er and meets her Phoenix attack head-on. The divine flame overwhelms his resistance and burns him out of existence, leaving Sun Moon Divine Hall leaderless and unwilling to protect his disgraced son. (Chapters 399–471, 795–815, and 902–918)
Appearance and personality
Ye Meixie carries the grand robes, authority, and oppressive presence of a Sacred Master. He is proud, calculating, and accustomed to deference, but that confidence encourages fatal misjudgments: he treats younger cultivators as tools or inferiors and assumes Xue’er's power has not changed enough to threaten him. (Chapters 399–471 and 902–912)
Abilities and cultivation
As Heavenly Monarch, Ye Meixie stands at the summit of the Sovereign Profound Realm and commands Sun Moon Divine Hall's high-level profound arts and Divine Envoys. Even after losing an arm he can resist most continental experts, but the fully awakened pressure of Xue’er's Phoenix flame prevents his escape and annihilates him within dozens of breaths. (Chapters 795–815 and 912)
Relationships
- Ye Xinghan: Ye Meixie is his father and institutional protector, though the Hall abandons the cowardly heir immediately after the Heavenly Monarch's death. (Chapters 649 and 918)
- Feng Xue'er: His faction covets her, and he ultimately dies by directly challenging her awakened Phoenix power. (Chapters 426–471 and 912)
- Xuanyuan Wentian: Ye Meixie cooperates with the sword master until Xuanyuan's ambitions consume the old balance among the Sacred Grounds. (Chapters 795–815 and 902–912)
Items
No named personal weapon or treasure is established for Ye Meixie.
