Flying Snow God Spear

The Flying Snow God Spear is Xue Ying's principal early weapon, valued for transmitting his physical power without loss and for a supple shaft that can bend under impact. It carries him through mortal, Legend-rank, and early Transcendent battles before his growing strength makes the weapon too soft. (Chapters 19–20, 46, and 102)

History

Early mastery and vengeance

Xue Ying practices continuously with the spear and uses its point to create phantom images like drifting snow. Its efficient transmission complements his Great Spear Mastery and Transcendent Dark Ice Spear Technique, helping him overcome opponents who can interact with natural laws. He also carries it when confronting Ge Bin over the earlier massacre in his territory. (Chapters 19–23 and 46)

Survival from Black-Wind Cliff to Transcendence

The spear serves as both weapon and defense: Xue Ying blocks darts, whips away debris, fights Xiang Pang Yun, cuts the wings from a mutated beast, and battles Black-Wind Palace soldiers. Its flexibility lets the bent shaft return an opponent's force in a whipping counter. After becoming a Transcendent, however, Xue Ying finds that enemy effects can momentarily arrest the spear and that his own middle-stage Sky Realm strength makes its body too soft. (Chapters 45–48, 68–94, and 102)

No later brief evidence records a formal transfer, destruction, or replacement transaction. The last confirmed state is continued possession with the spear no longer suited to Xue Ying's full strength. (Chapter 102)

Abilities and properties

• Power transmission: The spear transmits physical force perfectly without scattering it, making it superior in this respect to a poorly refined low-grade Transcendent spear. (Chapters 20 and 102)
• Suppleness: Its shaft can bend beneath a heavy axe and rebound without wasting the stored force, enabling a counter-whip. That same softness becomes a limitation as Xue Ying grows stronger. (Chapters 46 and 102)
• Technique compatibility: It supports rapid phantom thrusts, Dark Ice Spear Technique, broad defensive arcs, and Transcendent Qi. The effects come from the combination of wielder, weapon, and technique rather than an autonomous power. (Chapters 19, 46, and 94)
• General utility: Xue Ying uses it to block projectiles, redirect debris, cut tough anatomy, and fight at multiple ranges, but can still be forced to release it when an enemy penetrates his defense. (Chapters 45, 48, 71, and 94)

Ownership and custody