Ximen Yue
Ximen Yue is one of the three top longevity-treasure contestants admitted to the Ten Thousand Immortals Alliance headquarters for a rare technique-derivation reward.
Biography
Three Giants Meet the Immortal Ancestor
Ximen Yue places among the contest's top three with Han Yi and Li Fan's Xiao Fan identity after finding a Longevity Fruit in the dangerous ruins of Li Ling. Immortal Sage Jicheng's demonstration that such treasures add far less life than advertised shocks him and undercuts the triumph he expected. He nevertheless continues through the headquarters, witnesses its strange introductory visions, enters the black stone stele to obtain a derived technique, and later chooses to remain in Tianquan Province to cultivate it rather than follow the others toward new opportunities. (Chapters 334–343)
Appearance and personality
The corpus does not establish Ximen Yue's stable physical features. His conversation is direct, curious, and sometimes openly frustrated, especially when Han Yi's effortless luck makes his own perilous search seem unrewarding. He is cautious enough to take the headquarters seriously and sociable enough to recognize Li Fan's warning to Han Yi as evidence of trustworthy character. (Chapters 334–343)
Abilities and cultivation
Technique derivation recipient
Ximen Yue passes the Alliance process and enters an isolated space in the guardian stele to receive a newly derived method. He is later seen meditating on it, but the supplied chapters do not name the technique, explain its mechanics, or establish his formal cultivation realm. Its existence supports continued cultivation, not a speculative combat profile. (Chapters 338–342)
Relationships
- Han Yi is a fellow winner whose extraordinary luck alternately fascinates and exasperates Ximen Yue.
- Li Fan, acting as Xiao Fan, shares the headquarters journey and earns Ximen Yue's respect through cautious advice.
- Ximen Yue is distinct from Ximen Yu, the later historical geographer.
Items
- The Longevity Fruit is Ximen Yue's contest entry, obtained in the Li Ling ruins; whether it remains with him after appraisal is not stated.
- The derived technique is cultivation knowledge, not an ordinary inventory item.
