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Ji Zhaoxuan

Golden Core inner disciple, sword cultivator, and covert family observerHeavenly Sword Sect

Ji Zhaoxuan is a Heavenly Sword Sect disciple whose body and memories serve as Li Fan's viewpoint in several Fallen Immortal Realm entries. Actions chosen by Li Fan while occupying him are not automatically evidence of Ji Zhaoxuan's independent agency. (Chapters 681, 733–738, 1084)

Biography

Chapter 681

Li Fan first enters Ji Zhaoxuan as a quiet Golden Core inner disciple devoted to sword cultivation. A later entry reveals that Ji repeatedly withheld his Sword Embryo while the sect gathered weapons for a World-Rifting Divine Weapon; his memories also expose covert ties to the merchant Ji family, which had placed relatives across sects to gather information. Li Fan uses the identity to return home, weigh the family's investment, and later challenge Mr. Bai. The underlying history belongs to Ji, while the specific decisions made during possession belong to Li Fan and must remain distinguished. (Chapters 681, 733–738, 1084)

Appearance and personality

Ji Zhaoxuan is described chiefly through reputation: male, taciturn, socially withdrawn, and seemingly unremarkable despite intense dedication to the sword. The corpus does not fix his clothing or facial features. His concealed family connection and withheld Sword Embryo imply discretion, but Li Fan's bolder conduct in the borrowed body should not be assigned wholesale to Ji's personality. (Chapters 681, 733–735)

Abilities and cultivation

Ten Thousand Swords Art

Ji's Golden Core body contains ten thousand restrained sword lights, enough in Li Fan's estimate to kill even a Nascent Soul True Lord if released together. The memories call the method the common Ten Thousand Swords Art, making the scale of his achievement exceptional rather than the technique unique. Because Li Fan is the operator in these scenes, exact tactical execution cannot be cleanly separated from possession. (Chapters 733–734)

Relationships

Li Fan repeatedly inhabits Ji Zhaoxuan but remains a separate consciousness. The Ji family and Ji Wangxian are his hidden commercial-family ties, while Heavenly Sword Sect seniors expect his Sword Embryo for their collective weapon project. Mr. Bai is the figure Li Fan confronts through Ji's body. (Chapters 733–738, 1084)

Items

  • Wooden Sword: Heavenly Sword Sect disciples draw insights from their wooden swords to form Sword Embryos. Ji's sword is tied to his sect training, while Li Fan later operates it through the borrowed body. (Chapters 733–734)
  • Sword Embryo: Ji repeatedly withholds this product of his sword comprehension from the sect. It remains bound to his cultivation rather than ordinary portable inventory. (Chapter 733)