Han Zhong
Han Zhong is a Golden Core cultivator displaced outside the Xuanhuang Realm, where ageless imprisonment lets him witness impossible scenes but infects him with a lethal spiritual disease.
Biography
Chapter 910
Han Zhong vanishes into an invisible bubble later identified as the Heavenly Beast's Eye and remains there without aging while the void outside reveals repeated passages of the Immortal Ancestor dragging worlds with golden chains. He also glimpses the Heavenly Doctor, preserves the visions through Water Mirror Technique, and eventually returns to the Xuanhuang Realm. Li Fan questions him because the impossible lifespan and testimony point toward Xuantian secrets. The Heavenly Doctor then arrives, seals Han and extracts a formless otherworldly disease; the treatment prevents wider spread but completely dissolves Han's body. (Chapters 910–928)
Appearance and personality
The corpus does not establish Han Zhong's stable physical features. His account shows the psychological strain of prolonged darkness and uncertainty: he repeatedly doubts whether isolation drove him mad, yet carefully preserves small differences among the visions. He is frightened of disbelief and of the figures he witnessed, but determined enough to disclose evidence when Li Fan presses him. (Chapters 910–928)
Abilities and cultivation
Water Mirror Technique
Han recreates more than a dozen witnessed scenes as light screens, preserving visual differences in the spheres and golden chains. The method records memory rather than proving every interpretation correct. His Golden Core cultivation is too low to invent some observed details, which makes the testimony persuasive, but it offers no defense against the Heavenly Doctor's spatial seal. (Chapters 919–928)
Ageless displacement and disease
The Heavenly Beast's Eye prevents Han from aging during imprisonment, but this is an environmental effect rather than his own longevity technique. Contact with the outer void infects his spirit with a disease that lowers its upper limit and threatens transmission. He cannot diagnose or remove it himself. (Chapters 910–928)
Relationships
- Li Fan investigates Han's anomalous survival and uses his visions to connect Xuantian evidence.
- The Heavenly Doctor contains Han, extracts the disease, and destroys his body in the process.
- Xuanyuan Hong is indirectly connected through the golden-chain visions and Xuantian formations, not a personal acquaintance.
Items
- Han Zhong has no securely documented personal artifact; his Water Mirror images are technique-generated records.
- The jade bottle containing the extracted disease belongs to the Heavenly Doctor after the procedure.
