Han Yi
Han Yi is a once-swindled cultivator whose extraordinary reversals of fortune lead Li Fan to investigate the cultivation method behind his apparent luck. (Chapters 247, 333–337)
Biography
Setbacks in Fish Gambling
After losing most of his wealth to a swindler, Han Yi wins 1.56 million contribution points in fish gambling and later appears in an expensive purple-gold robe with an eight-hundred-year life-extension pill. His treasures seem to find him, attracting both envy and Li Fan's suspicion. He travels with Li Fan's Xiao Fan identity before disappearing into an isolated beast settlement, where accumulated Heavenly Fortune lets him produce apparent miracles and survive attack. The same luck is imperfect: a summoned meteor devastates the village rather than precisely striking his enemies, and jealousy makes his “divine” status dangerous. (Chapters 247, 333–337, 393, 553–555)
Appearance and personality
Han Yi progresses from a battered, unlucky cultivator to a self-assured man in a purple-gold robe carrying a folding fan, then later reappears haggard and bloodstained. He can be boastful and theatrical after fortune turns, but remains alert under stronger cultivators' attention and adaptable when trapped among unfamiliar people. (Chapters 247, 334, 553–555)
Abilities and cultivation
Heavenly Fortune Sutra
Han Yi accumulates Heavenly Fortune and spends it to provoke unlikely beneficial events, recovery, or large-scale “miracles.” The power responds to broad survival needs rather than exact commands: the meteor he calls falls off target and kills many villagers, while his own residual fortune protects him. He remains at peak Qi Condensation in Chapter 553, so spectacular luck should not be mistaken for a confirmed higher formal realm. (Chapters 553–555)
Relationships
Li Fan studies Han Yi across lives, alternately traveling beside him and entering his dreams to recover missing history. Ximen Yue is a temporary traveling companion, while the Zhu villagers elevate Han Yi as a divine figure until their former spokesman organizes resistance. (Chapters 334–337, 393, 553–555)
Items
- Heaven-Divine Feather Pill: Han Yi presents this life-extension treasure for evaluation and holds it during the competition scene; later custody is not established. (Chapter 334)
- Purple-gold robe and folding fan: These are visible personal effects after his rise in fortune, but the text does not assign them unique artifact mechanics. (Chapter 334)