Red-Robed Puppet Boy

Red-Robed Puppet Boy is the child-shaped attendant Meng Hao uses to maintain experiments and collect resources inside the Nine Seas God World.

Biography

Attendant in Meng Hao's residence

While Meng Hao studies Ghost Eye Beetles and Paragon blood, he assigns the puppet boy the repetitive work needed to keep both efforts moving. Meng Hao leaves divine-will instructions for it to feed spirit-immortal stones to the beetles while he cultivates elsewhere in the residence. The task places the puppet in charge of timing and replenishing a limited resource, but nothing in the scene establishes independent judgment beyond following those instructions. (Chapter 1044)

Resource runs and gate rewards

Meng Hao's attempt to duplicate enough Paragon blood rapidly exhausts his spirit stones and Immortal jade. He gives the puppet his identity command medallion and sends it through the residence's shield as his representative. The boy repeatedly returns with bags of resources from the Nine Seas God World, making more than ten trips as the available amounts dwindle. When one trip produces only a jade slip instead of another bag, the puppet still delivers it rather than deviating from the assignment. (Chapters 1046–1047)

After Meng Hao tops the golden gate stone steles, the puppet flies out to collect his principal reward and the smaller rewards earned from the other rankings. It returns with the issued bag of holding, completing its last recorded task. The article does not assume a later fate because the puppet simply leaves the foreground after Meng Hao's residence sequence. (Chapters 1054–1055)

Appearance and personality

It has the form of a boy and wears red robes. Its flight and gestures can appear sentient—it clasps hands, waits for instructions, and moves through the sect as Meng Hao's representative—but the narrative consistently frames those actions as compliance with divine-will commands. No independent emotions, preferences, speech, or personal ambitions are recorded.

Abilities and cultivation

The puppet's useful capabilities are logistical rather than demonstrated combat arts.

Command-bound operation

Meng Hao can transmit divine-will instructions that the puppet carries out after he turns his attention elsewhere. It can preserve a routine, such as feeding stones to the Ghost Eye Beetles as needed, and can receive subsequent errands without requiring Meng Hao to accompany it. The limits of its autonomy are not defined; every recorded action follows a direct instruction, so apparent sentience should not be treated as free will. (Chapters 1044 and 1046–1047)

Flight, access, and representation

The puppet can fly, pass through the protected residence, carry bags and jade slips, and use Meng Hao's identity command medallion to act as his representative within the Nine Seas God World. Those permissions let it acquire cultivation resources and gate rewards that would otherwise interrupt Meng Hao's secluded work. The authority is item-derived and temporary: it comes from Meng Hao's medallion and instructions, not from rank the puppet independently holds. (Chapters 1046–1047 and 1054–1055)

Relationships

• Meng Hao: Master who gives the puppet divine-will commands and temporarily entrusts it with his identity medallion.
• Ghost Eye Beetles: Creatures whose consumption of spirit-immortal stones the puppet maintains.

Items

• No independently notable item within the finalized manifest is directly assigned to this character.