Yi Shu

Yi Shu is a Tai Yan Sect disciple and divided body connected to the sect's Dao Deviation Stone system, sent to escort Sun Erlang and evaluate Great Qi's Holy Dynasty.

Biography

Fate Changes Abruptly

Yi Shu receives Sun Erlang at the surviving Tai Yan Sect, identifies Yi Xing as his clan brother, and explains how calamity drove that resentful outer disciple into a mortal small world. After Sun Erlang completes a simulated century of experience, Yi Shu escorts him back to Great Qi. Exposure to the Holy Dynasty challenges Yi Shu's contempt for the Du'e Sect's reliance on a destined calamity-savior: instead of returning after a short observation, he asks to remain and study the unexpected civilization. Continued contact turns caution into cooperation. He helps Li Ping's formation against the Xuanhuang evil thought and proposes deeper ties between Tai Yan and Great Qi, while retaining an analyst's watchfulness. (Chapters 1193–1201, 1214–1217, and 1237–1242)

Appearance and personality

Yi Shu initially shares the cold, uniform aura of Tai Yan's divided cultivators. After accompanying Sun Erlang, he appears more individually alive and expressive. He is observant, intellectually proud, and slow to commit, but empirical evidence can alter his beliefs and lead him to sustained cooperation. (Chapters 1193 and 1198–1201)

Abilities and cultivation

Tai Yan simulation linkage

Yi Shu is connected to the Tai Yan Dao Deviation Stone system and can participate in its deductions, sometimes falling into a daze when the Stone Mother draws computational power. The text does not establish that his individual body possesses the entire system's capacity while isolated. (Chapters 1194 and 1214)

Divided-body continuity

As a divided Tai Yan body, Yi Shu shares an institutional, initially uniform quality with the sect's surviving figures. His later individualized bearing shows that this linkage does not reduce every action to a separate named person's possession. (Chapters 1193–1198)

Relationships

• Sun Erlang is Yi Shu's guest, traveling companion, and principal contact with Great Qi.
• Yi Xing is his clan brother, whose remains the Tai Yan Sect receives after millennia.
• Li Ping permits Yi Shu's observation and later accepts his assistance.

Items

• Dao Deviation Stone system — Yi Shu is a linked participant or divided body within this Tai Yan inheritance, not its sole private owner. (Chapters 1194 and 1214)