Ji Xiufang

Ji Xiufang is a Ji Clan Dao Realm infiltrator who operates under the identity Ji Yin.

Biography

The identity Ji Yin

Ji Xiufang enters the story under the identity Ji Yin, appearing to be a mysterious young Ji Clan Chosen. Karma swirls so thickly around the disguise that observers cannot see the face clearly. She joins the off-world cultivators contesting the Immortal Ancient Daoist Rite temple on Planet South Heaven, allowing a Dao Realm expert to move among the younger generation without revealing the Ji Clan's true investment. The disguise includes controlled aura, behavior, and a concealed level of true-Immortal advancement whose number of meridians remains unknown. (Chapters 806–816, 987)

When Meng Hao clashes with the Chosen, Ji Yin answers his Hexing with the Ji Clan's Dao of Karma. Two black fish materialize and revolve as part of the counter, pitting the ruling clan's karmic inheritance against the Ninth Demon Sealer's interference with connections. Meng Hao eventually captures Ji Yin and releases the disguised expert only before stronger Ji Clan authority. Ji Xiufang maintains the role throughout humiliation and departure rather than exposing Dao Realm strength for a temporary victory. (Chapters 824–832)

Fang Clan infiltration

During Meng Hao's Immortal Ascension and the Fang Clan rebellion, Ji Xiufang finally discards the junior identity. She intercepts Fang Shoudao in the starry sky precisely when the Earth Patriarch would otherwise return to crush the traitors. Both are one-Essence Dao Lords. Their exchanges unleash Essence power, shake the starry sky, and strain the planetary shield while Ji Xiufang insists the Fang Clan has no hidden reserves capable of reversing the Ji Clan's attack. (Chapters 987–999)

Her confidence is based on extensive intelligence but fails against the Fang Clan's deepest secret. The first-generation Patriarch emerges alive, revealing that the rebellion and the visible Nirvana Fruits were bait used to draw the Ji Clan into exposing itself. Ji Xiufang recognizes the founder from ancient depictions and is terrified by a power that once frightened Lord Ji. His reversal of life and death affects her along with almost everyone else, demonstrating that one Essence offers no meaningful resistance to his control. (Chapters 1003–1004)

The Ji Clan withdraws after paying with a Dao Realm expert and multiple Quasi-Dao forces, closing Ji Xiufang's operation in defeat. Later references to Ji Yin among the Mountain and Sea Chosen continue the identity's public life, including participation in the war. The supplied consolidated evidence treats those scenes as the same identity, but the page distinguishes the youthful role from the Dao Lord revealed during the Fang Clan operation. (Chapter 1005, Chapters 1344, 1374–1376, 1378–1400)

Appearance and personality

As Ji Yin, she is concealed by a dense karmic mist that hides face and expression, presenting an ambiguous youthful figure. As Ji Xiufang, the disguise falls away and the bearing of an experienced Dao Lord replaces the silence of the Chosen persona.

She is patient, controlled, and deeply deceptive. Capture, defeat, and generational insult are not enough to make her abandon a long-term assignment. Once revealed, she speaks with the calm certainty of someone who believes every Fang Clan reserve has been measured. That certainty becomes her flaw: the infiltration is excellent, but it cannot account for a founder concealed on a level even Dao Lords cannot perceive.

Abilities and cultivation

One-Essence Dao Lord cultivation

Ji Xiufang is explicitly equal in realm to Fang Shoudao during their duel. Thousands of exchanges and released Essence power shake the starry sky and the shield around Planet East Victory. (Chapter 999)

Ji Clan Dao of Karma

Under the Ji Yin identity she surrounds herself with Karma and forms two black fish to oppose Meng Hao's Hexing. The art manipulates karmic connections defensively and offensively. (Chapter 829)

Karmic concealment

Swirling Karma obscures her face, aura, and intentions. Combined with cultivation suppression, it lets a Dao Lord pass as a junior Chosen through repeated close encounters with great factions. (Chapters 806–832)

Identity and realm suppression

Ji Xiufang maintains the Ji Yin role without revealing Dao Realm force even when captured. Excessive resistance would expose her, while insufficient protection could end the mission.

Essence combat

Against Fang Shoudao she withstands his river of stars and answers with her own Dao Realm attacks. The source establishes parity and scale but does not safely name a separate personal Essence beyond Karma.

Long-term infiltration

She gathers information and positions the Ji Clan's intervention across years, waiting until rebellion prevents the Fang Clan from presenting a united defense.

Relationships

• Ji Clan: Her faction and intended beneficiary.
• Fang Shoudao: Equal-realm opponent during the rebellion.
• Meng Hao: Enemy whose Karmic Hexing she counters while disguised.

Items

• No independently notable item is assigned to Ji Xiufang; the black fish are manifestations of karmic technique rather than documented carried artifacts.