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Xue Mu

Formation trainee and construction inspectorTen Thousand Immortals Alliance formation program

Xue Mu is a Congyun formation cultivator whose careful work, unusual memory-scroll practice, and friendship with Li Fan carry him into major Alliance construction projects.

Biography

Fresh Crops

Xue Mu enters the Alliance's formation training as a Foundation Establishment cultivator and initially follows Ji Hongdao's direction with visible deference. After passing the Mortal Transcendence Wall, Li Fan infers that he has formed at least a Three-Law Golden Core. Xue Mu investigates the Old Fisherman, repeatedly draws a scroll from a remembered vision, and becomes a diligent inspector during construction around the Roaring Abyss. Li Fan later counts him as a true friend and includes a large contribution bequest in a staged death message, showing that their practical collaboration has become personal trust. (Chapters 324–372; Chapter 416)

Appearance and personality

The supplied text does not establish Xue Mu's hair, clothing, or other stable physical traits. Behaviorally, he begins hesitant and compliant around senior formation masters, then proves disciplined enough to monitor complex construction and persistent enough to recreate a difficult vision in drawn form. His understated friendship with Li Fan is expressed through trust and work rather than dramatic declarations. (Chapters 324–372; Chapter 416)

Abilities and cultivation

Formation construction and inspection

Xue Mu trains in large-scale formation work and later inspects construction at the abyss, identifying practical problems rather than merely studying diagrams. Li Fan's inference after the Mortal Transcendence Wall places him at a multi-law Golden Core in that cycle, but the exact laws and an explicit self-reported realm are not supplied. His demonstrated specialty remains formation engineering. (Chapters 324–372)

Memory scroll

He repeatedly draws a scroll based on a remembered vision. Producing it purifies body and mind and accelerates his progress, suggesting that the act of faithful reconstruction has cultivation value. The corpus does not name the underlying technique or establish whether the scroll remains independently powerful when separated from Xue Mu. (Chapters 348–350)

Relationships

  • Li Fan becomes a trusted friend and colleague, later naming Xue Mu in a staged inheritance arrangement.
  • Ji Hongdao is a senior formation authority whose orders structure Xue Mu's early work.
  • The Old Fisherman becomes the subject of an investigation that exposes Xue Mu to a much stranger level of power.

Items

  • The hand-drawn memory scroll is Xue Mu's own repeated work, although the source does not clarify its final custody.
  • The Silencing Glass Lamp appears within a construction problem he helps address and is not established as his personal possession.