Su Xiaomei

Su Xiaomei is a natural immortal born without Immortal-Mortal Miasma and with an anger-linked supernatural power that nearly kills her in infancy. Saved by Li Fan, she grows into one of the fastest cultivators in his circle: a fiery Mingyue Palace enforcer, an emotionally perceptive rival, a Chaoyuan ruin survivor, and ultimately a defender of the Rebirth Immortals.

Biography

The infant burning with anger

Su Xiaomei enters the story as a dying infant hidden in an ice cellar because her body radiates uncontrollable heat. She cannot choose or explain her condition, so her survival depends on the family around her: Su Changyu and Xiao Heng kneel before Li Fan and beg him to intervene. Li Fan discovers that she has no Immortal-Mortal Miasma and that a power tied to anger is consuming her life force. By placing an Azure Flame Illusionary Spirit inside her, he suppresses that power and gives the child time to live. (Chapters 72–73)

When Li Fan meets her again years later, the helpless infant has become a dangerous but energetic girl whose natural physique drives extraordinarily fast cultivation. She accepts his Heart Flame Technique, addresses him as Master, and treats his return as both rescue and recognition. The same force that once demanded constant ice is redirected into a cultivation path: in a little over two years she reaches late Qi Condensation, far ahead of most companions. Her dependence therefore changes in character. Li Fan remains the person who made her survival possible, but she begins turning that gift into strength she can exercise on behalf of the group. (Chapters 134–136)

Mingyue prodigy and Chaoyuan expedition

Preparing for Foundation Establishment, Su Xiaomei chooses the Fiery Flame Feather and upgrades to the Heart Flame Fury Technique. A phoenix phantom accompanies her successful foundation, and she reaches middle Foundation Establishment before Xiao Heng. Within Mingyue Palace she eagerly collects debts and acts as one of Li Fan's guardians, yet her aggression is not mindless. Comprehension of the Sea Covering Palm produces a dominating form distinct from Xiao Heng's elusive one, while the emotional sensitivity tied to her technique lets her notice changes that others miss. Her cute, childlike appearance causes observers to underestimate the tactical intelligence behind her temper. (Chapters 149–163 and 204–266)

The Jiushan journey gives that intelligence a focused rival in Shuo Feng. Su Xiaomei challenges his strange counterattack art with six accelerating flame doppelgangers, observes how he repeatedly redirects them, and adjusts rather than simply pouring more power into failure. Zhang Haobo restrains her impulse to slaughter pursuers as the group enters the Chaoyuan ruins, where the two later vanish for ten years. Their return is extraordinary but not fully explained: Li Fan estimates both have reached Nascent Soul strength, and Su Xiaomei deposits 3,762 damaged Heavenly Treasures gathered during the expedition. She emerges still playful and combative, but with evidence of long endurance, controlled risk, and loyalty to the collective purpose. (Chapters 278–284 and 368–369)

Death defending the Rebirth Immortals

In the calendar's distant future, Su Xiaomei reunites with Xiao Heng, Zhang Haobo, and the surviving offworld cultivators as the Rebirth Immortals join the war against the Heavenly Alliance. The conflict is not a search for an entertaining opponent: the Tianxuan Soul-Locking Formation has weakened cultivators for generations while producing ever more Sky Warlocks. Su Xiaomei chooses the resistance because the people who shared her cultivation life are threatened with disappearance and extinction. Her earlier appetite for combat is thus placed under Xiao Heng's cautious leadership and a cause larger than individual advancement. (Chapters 396–398)

When Sky Warlocks discover the Rebirth Immortal base in year 273, survival requires someone to stop the pursuit. Su Xiaomei and Zhang Haobo remain behind while Xiao Heng, Han Wuyou, and other survivors retreat, fighting until both are killed. Their sacrifice cannot save the base, and Su Changyu also dies taking attackers with him, but Xiao Heng and Han Wuyou escape long enough to pass on the movement's legacy. For Su Xiaomei, the decision completes a major change in how her courage operates: the infant once saved entirely by others and the prodigy once drawn to challenge now knowingly spends her life to preserve them. (Chapters 396–398)

Appearance and personality

Su Xiaomei's innate physique leaves her looking much younger than her age. Even in her teens, she has the height and build of an ordinary six- or seven-year-old, and during the Jiushan journey she wears red, reinforcing the contrast between an outwardly cute child and a formidable fire cultivator. Her combat imagery includes phoenix fire and multiple fiery doubles; the corpus does not provide stable details such as eye color or exact adult measurements. (Chapters 134–135 and 281–283)

She is irritable, playful, curious, competitive, and fiercely loyal. Her temper makes direct confrontation attractive, but the story repeatedly shows more calculation than her companions expect: she reads subtle emotions, studies Shuo Feng's responses, accepts Zhang Haobo's restraint when concealment matters, and commits to dangerous expeditions for shared gains. Her relationship to anger changes without disappearing. What burns her uncontrollably as an infant becomes fuel she can cultivate, inspect, and aim; by the Rebirth Immortal future, the same aggressive courage supports deliberate self-sacrifice rather than an impulsive fight. (Chapters 72–73, 149–163, 281–284, and 396–398)

Abilities and cultivation

Su Xiaomei follows post-calamity immortal cultivation through a fire path built around her natural immortal physique and anger-linked power. Her progression is unusually fast, but the ten years inside Chaoyuan are compressed in the narrative; her final Nascent Soul entry is therefore retained as Li Fan's informed estimate rather than direct self-confirmation.

Anger-linked innate supernatural ability

Su Xiaomei is born without Immortal-Mortal Miasma and with a supernatural force connected to anger. In infancy, that force continuously heats her body and consumes her life, making ice-cellar confinement and Li Fan's Azure Flame suppression necessary for survival. Once integrated with cultivation, anger strengthens and heats her spiritual energy instead of simply destroying her. The associated sensitivity also lets her perceive fine emotional changes around her, which she uses to read companions and opponents. Its limits remain psychological and physiological: it contributes to her short temper, and the corpus never shows that the original danger can be ignored without the stabilizing cultivation path. (Chapters 72–73 and 281–283)

Heart Flame Fury Technique

Li Fan first gives Su Xiaomei the Heart Flame Technique, then finances the Heart Flame Fury Technique as its Foundation Establishment replacement. Combined with the Fiery Flame Feather, it produces a phoenix-marked foundation and supports intense fire attacks. Its most detailed application is the creation of six flame doppelgangers whose attack speed increases through repeated exchanges. Against Shuo Feng, the doubles pressure him but do not guarantee victory: he repeatedly knocks them away and eventually answers with six wooden swords, demonstrating that acceleration can be studied and countered. Su Xiaomei retains the fire path after Chaoyuan, but the source does not describe the intervening upgrades behind her estimated Nascent Soul strength. (Chapters 134–152, 281–284, and 368)

Dominating Sea Covering Palm

The Dominating Sea Covering Palm arises when Su Xiaomei studies the same Dao resonance that gives Xiao Heng his elusive palm. Her interpretation emphasizes direct domination and suppression, matching her preference for seizing initiative and overwhelming resistance. A prolonged spar with Xiao Heng shows that the palm is a personal comprehension rather than a copied fixed routine; neither interpretation simply erases the other. The text does not state its full move list, range, spiritual-energy cost, or whether it receives a higher-realm refinement after Chaoyuan. Its latest securely described condition is therefore as a powerful part of her Foundation Establishment combat toolkit. (Chapters 153–163)

Combat judgment and emotional perception

Su Xiaomei's fighting style combines apparent impulsiveness with observation. Her emotion sense alerts her to subtle reactions, while her contest with Shuo Feng shows her probing an unfamiliar counterattack method through controlled repetition. Zhang Haobo can also redirect her from unnecessary killing when stealth and the expedition's goal matter more than satisfying her temper. These are learned applications of her innate sensitivity and experience, not a separate formal realm or named technique. By the Chaoyuan return she can survive a decade-long disappearance and help recover thousands of damaged treasures, but the corpus leaves the expedition's precise battles and any further tactical techniques unstated. (Chapters 278–284 and 368–369)

Power progression

Relationships

• Li Fan: Li Fan suppresses the force killing her, teaches her fire cultivation, and repeatedly finances her advancement. She calls him Master and supplies him with treasures, while his investment technique also benefits from her rapid breakthroughs.
• Xiao Heng: Xiao Heng helps plead for her life, grows up as her steady foster-brother figure, and becomes her sparring partner and leader. Their contrasting Sea Covering Palms embody their temperaments, and she later dies ensuring his escape.
• Su Changyu: Her older brother's devotion secures Li Fan's intervention in infancy. He remains part of her closest circle and dies during the same destruction of the Rebirth Immortal base.
• Zhang Haobo: Zhang Haobo moderates her impulsiveness, accompanies her into Chaoyuan, returns beside her after ten missing years, and shares her final rearguard sacrifice.
• Shuo Feng: Shuo Feng becomes a friendly rival whose unusual counterattack art fascinates her. Their exchange demonstrates both her competitive nature and her willingness to study a defense rather than rely only on anger.

Items

• Fiery Flame Feather: Su Xiaomei chooses this Heavenly Treasure for Foundation Establishment. It is consumed or incorporated into her phoenix-marked foundation rather than remaining a separately carried possession. (Chapters 151–152)
• Chaoyuan Heavenly Treasure cache: After returning from ten years in the Chaoyuan ruins, she transfers 3,762 damaged Heavenly Treasures into Li Fan's prepared storage rather than retaining them as a personal hoard. The individual treasures are not named in the supplied brief. (Chapters 368–369)