Daoist Hundred Flowers — My Longevity Simulation

Daoist Hundred Flowers is the last known sect master of the Wansheng Realm's Heavenly Lotus Sect, a calamity survivor who refined herself and her homeland into a glazed state rather than abandon its people. Her encounters with Li Fan and the Holy Dynasty repeatedly turn her from a trapped, treasure-like refugee into an architect and explorer pursuing the uncertain revival of Wansheng.

Biography

Flight from Wansheng and the Fishing Pond

Hundred Flowers originates in Wansheng, where the Nothingness character overwhelms the realm during the star sea's cascading calamities. She and survivors from other worlds flee in search of safety, only to encounter different forms of destruction wherever they travel and an invisible barrier preventing escape from the Darkest Star Sea. Their appeal to Xuanhuang ends in conflict with the Xuantian King, whose incomplete immortal strength drives them away despite some departing aid. These experiences make Hundred Flowers knowledgeable about True Immortals and their seal characters, but also proud of the survivors' deductions, resentful of great beings who treat lower worlds as expendable, and wary of trusting Xuanhuang again. (Chapters 982–984)

Her treasure-like survival form becomes another danger. The Fishing Pond identifies her dark-glimmering Glazed Lotus body as a rare unclaimed object and captures her; after an unknown period submerged there, she attaches her consciousness to a compatible Glazed Wisdom Fruit and follows it when Li Fan fishes it out. Li Fan contains and questions the golden figure, while Hundred Flowers trades knowledge for room to act and explains that remaking her body through the Xuanhuang-born host gives the realm's Heavenly Dao some affinity toward her. She compares her completed Wansheng cultivation to the Xuanhuang Longevity Immortal level only with visible uncertainty, because the world's scale and laws differ. Escape restores agency, but not an uncomplicated body, homeland, or formal place in Xuanhuang's ladder. (Chapters 983–989)

Holy Dynasty ally and world restorer

In the Holy Dynasty simulation, Li Ping finds Hundred Flowers still hidden through the Daoist child Liuli and appeals to her longing for a home. His claim that modern Xuanhuang contains fragments of destroyed realms gives her a political reason to join Great Qi, while his overwhelming strength and possession of calamity powers make refusal dangerous. She accepts his invitation without pretending to trust all his methods. Her first major assignment is relocating the Five Elements Great Cave Heaven from Alliance territory. With Dao One's assistance and Li Ping's concealment formations, she moves the enormous structure to Great Qi at the cost of nearly falling into deep sleep, then continues moving and tending cave heavens because the work creates living space and resources for the displaced. (Chapters 1115–1119 and 1162–1171)

Source power essence and Myriad Spirit Jade Nectar let Hundred Flowers regulate and enlarge the Five Elements complex until it can guide Great Qi and nearly a hundred smaller worlds like a mobile fleet. A spar with Sun Erlang and Qiao Gong's puppets reveals what her gentler work conceals: she can unfold Wansheng from her glazed flower, assimilate a killing formation, and break a source-power net when the preserved sect is threatened. She does not surrender her independence afterward, yet confidence in the Holy Emperor gives her a plausible route toward restoring the Heavenly Lotus Sect. Before the war, she returns the insectified cave heaven to Xuanhuang under caretaker authority and later commands the western assault alongside Su Yuqing rather than claiming any of those worlds as private property. (Chapters 1168–1171 and 1284–1292)

Star-sea search for revival

In a later alliance timeline, Hundred Flowers works directly with Li Fan, Xu Ke, Yin Shangren, and Qiao Gong to help Xuanhuang absorb remnant worlds and rise with the reviving star sea. Li Fan's transmitted comprehension lets her sense the Star Sea Source Will, and she immediately recognizes that the same revival force might reverse Wansheng's glazed death. Her expertise remains practical rather than reverential: she warns that Xuanhuang Heavenly Dao may reject even beneficial manipulation, studies the group's grand transport formation, and crosses the Remnant World Great Wall looking for viable worlds and power. When residual True Immortal force erupts, she is scarred and scattered from the others, retreats only when endurance fails, and returns to report who may still be missing. (Chapters 1308–1331)

The search finally reaches concentrated vitality capable of changing the miniature Wansheng Realm within her lotus. Thirty-two glazed petals extract only droplets at a time, yet even that amount makes the frozen world show renewed life. Hundred Flowers elects to remain at the site and estimates that roughly half a year of gathering will restore her homeland's vitality. Li Fan warns that restoring the realm does not guarantee that every refined person or old friend will awaken, and she accepts the distinction without softening her goal. Her latest course is therefore neither certain resurrection nor denial of loss: she chooses the only available experiment, separates from the expedition, and commits to doing everything within her power while leaving individual survival to chance. (Chapters 1330–1337)

Appearance and personality

Hundred Flowers most often appears as a golden humanoid figure or a dark-glimmering glazed body whose physical nature resembles a magical treasure more than ordinary flesh. She can open into a luminous golden flower or lotus, and within its shifting center lies the image of the miniature, frozen Wansheng Realm. During full combat manifestation, her body becomes transparent while a glazed flower expands inside it; radiant petals and crystalline light can fill the surrounding void. These forms are continuous expressions of Hundred Flowers and her preserved homeland, not separate people or an ordinary artifact she carries. The corpus does not give stable human features such as hair, eye color, or conventional clothing. (Chapters 982–989, 1162–1171, and 1284)

She is proud, cautious, learned, pragmatic, sometimes mocking, and unwaveringly devoted to Wansheng. Ancient experience makes her sensitive to calamity powers and skeptical of promises from Xuanhuang authorities, yet she will cooperate when doing so creates a real survival route. Her pride surfaces when discussing True Immortal research or trading barbs with Qiao Gong; her caution appears in concealment, warnings, and retreat from forces she cannot withstand. Neither quality overrides her central loyalty. She endures humiliating containment, exhausting world transport, and uncertain revival because she refuses to treat Wansheng's glazed people as already lost, even when Li Fan makes clear that restoration may recover only some of them. (Chapters 982–989, 1162–1171, 1284–1292, and 1330–1337)

Abilities and cultivation

Hundred Flowers enters the supplied narrative with her Wansheng technique already complete and her body transformed into glaze. She tentatively compares her strength with Xuanhuang's Longevity Immortals, but immediately qualifies that the systems, worlds, and available power differ; later source-power refinements are demonstrated improvements without named personal realm advances. The corpus therefore supports abilities and evolving applications, but no dependable chronological formal progression.

Glazed Lotus body and Wansheng manifestation

Hundred Flowers refined herself, the Heavenly Lotus Sect, and the surviving Wansheng Realm into a golden glazed state during or after the calamity. Her humanoid body can unfold into a lotus containing that miniature world, while its radiance protects, confines, and assimilates surrounding forces. In combat, the preserved beings awaken within the manifested realm and reinforce its resistance; in ordinary use, the same continuity keeps a dead or frozen homeland from dispersing. This power is also a vulnerability: the Fishing Pond classifies the treasure-like body as collectable, and a sufficiently powerful life-and-death influence can make its light flicker near collapse. Its latest purpose is restorative, using external vitality to reverse glazing rather than merely preserve it. (Chapters 982–989, 1284, and 1330–1337)

Pure Life Glaze

Pure Life Glaze is Hundred Flowers' principal demonstrated combat expression. A glazed golden flower releases billions of petals to expose hidden targets; its light then crystallizes hostile Five Elements energy, space, and formation structures into a uniform glazed state. Against Sun Erlang's puppet formation, she first destroys the visible killing field, discovers that Yin and Yang regenerate it, and escalates until the surrounding framework can no longer remain outside her assimilation. The technique is powerful enough that she says an entire small world could be annihilated in an instant, but it is not irresistible: prepared source-power threads restrain her temporarily, and more fundamental life-and-death forces can destabilize her body. Her final escape requires unfolding the preserved Wansheng Realm, not merely increasing attack output. (Chapter 1284)

Cave-heaven relocation and regulation

Hundred Flowers can coat enormous cave heavens in golden glaze, drag them through concealed void routes, arrange them around another world, and regulate their elemental energy after arrival. She relocates the Five Elements Great Cave Heaven, tends its fire and other elemental regions, enlarges the overall complex, and helps organize nearly a hundred attached small worlds into a mobile formation around Great Qi. Scale creates the clearest limit: the first move nearly forces her into deep sleep, half a year of repeated transport leaves her exhausted, and she relies on Li Ping's formations, the Holy Dynasty's rewards, and later Dao One assistance. Her latest Holy Dynasty task is returning the cave heaven to Xuanhuang as institutional caretaker and transporter; she never becomes its private owner. (Chapters 1163–1171 and 1284–1290)

Dao of life, death, and revival

Long preservation of a glazed world gives Hundred Flowers unusual sensitivity to life, death, and the possibility of reversal. Li Fan's Star Sea Source Will insight lets her recognize revival power on a world scale, while Yin Shangren's paired life-and-death forces deepen her understanding that vitality cannot simply be separated from decay. At a vitality-rich fissure, thirty-two glazed petals cooperate to extract minute droplets and direct them into Wansheng. The method is slow—she estimates half a year for restoring the realm's vitality—and its most important limit is qualitative rather than energetic: renewed terrain does not guarantee renewed individual consciousness. Her latest state is an active attempt to reverse stasis, with success for the realm plausible but the number of people who may return explicitly unknown. (Chapters 1308–1311 and 1330–1337)

Relationships

Li Fan: Their first relationship is captor and guarded informant: Li Fan seals and questions her, while she supplies ancient knowledge without earning complete trust. In a later timeline he becomes her expedition leader and the person who finds a credible source of revival, but he remains frank that Wansheng's people may not all return.
Li Ping: The Faceless Holy Emperor recruits her with a mixture of shared-refuge politics, resources, and overwhelming pressure. Hundred Flowers respects his ability and gains real hope through his projects, while continuing to regard his calamity experiments as the work of a dangerous maniac.
Sun Erlang: Sun Erlang repeatedly seeks instruction through sparring. Hundred Flowers treats him as a talented junior, mocks his reliance on Qiao Gong's puppets, and eventually reveals Wansheng's full defensive manifestation when their prepared formation corners her.
Qiao Gong: Their shared status as survivors of destroyed realms does not prevent an abrasive rivalry. His boasting and anti-glaze countermeasures irritate her, but both later join Li Fan's star-sea expedition and contribute complementary expertise.
Yin Shangren: Hundred Flowers becomes hostile when his impulsive search scatters the expedition, then studies the life-and-death power he brings back. His discovery offers a possible source of vitality for her homeland despite her anger at his methods.
Xu Ke: They are fellow members of Li Fan's remnant-world expedition. Hundred Flowers searches for him after the residual True Immortal power separates the group and reports his disappearance rather than assuming his death.

Items

Glazed Wisdom Fruit: Inside the Fishing Pond, Hundred Flowers attaches herself to this compatible fruit, absorbs enough energy to preserve consciousness, and leaves the pond with it when Li Fan fishes it out. It is a host and escape vehicle rather than treasure she originally owns; in the Holy Dynasty simulation, she is again hidden through the Daoist child Liuli associated with that glazed nature. (Chapters 983–984 and 1162–1163)
Glazed Wansheng Realm: Wansheng and its refined inhabitants exist within and continuously with Hundred Flowers' lotus body. She is their preserver and sect master, not an owner holding a normal item, and the people within must not be reduced to possessions. Their latest condition begins shifting from frozen glaze toward uncertain life under gathered vitality. (Chapters 982–989, 1284, and 1330–1337)
Five Elements Great Cave Heaven: Li Ping assigns Hundred Flowers to relocate, maintain, expand, and later return this complex. Her custody is institutional and task-bound: the Holy Dynasty supplies assistance and rewards, Dao One inhabits or transforms the structure, and Hundred Flowers acts as transporter and regulator rather than legal owner. (Chapters 1163–1171 and 1284–1290)
Myriad Spirit Jade Nectar: Li Ping grants this resource as compensation for Hundred Flowers' regulation of the Five Elements Great Cave Heaven. She credits it with enabling the cave-heaven fleet's expansion; the corpus does not show a remaining transferable stock or later change of holder. (Chapters 1284–1289)