Huan Mei

Huan Mei is the adopted name given to Liu Mei when the ancestor of planet Thousand Illusion takes her as his daughter and sole disciple. A blood-exchange ritual makes her part of the Huan lineage and rapidly raises her cultivation, while her Ten Thousand Illusion Heavenly Devil Dao gives her the ability to turn an enemy's own feelings into obedience and self-destruction. (Chapters 667 and 675–678)

Biography

Adoption into the Huan family

The Thousand Illusion ancestor recognizes Liu Mei's potential and offers more than ordinary discipleship: he will adopt her, exchange her blood for the Huan family's bloodline, and grant her access to higher cultivation methods and family protection. She accepts the name Huan Mei. He presents the arrangement as a path beyond his own Nirvana Scryer cultivation and intends to nurture her into the family's next leader. (Chapter 667)

Huan Dong, a peak mid Ascendant guard, is assigned to her. For Huan Mei's first family task, she orders him to investigate and exterminate those responsible for the death of a clansman on planet Ran Yun. The order demonstrates that adoption immediately gives her authority within the family rather than leaving her as a ceremonial daughter. (Chapters 672 and 674)

Blood exchange and inherited power

After Huan Dong dies, the ancestor advances the blood-exchange ceremony and orders Huan Mei to handle Ran Yun herself. Tens of thousands of clan members contribute blood, which is refined into one thousand blood runes and used to replace her original blood. The ancestor also transfers cultivation accumulated over two hundred years. In less than half an incense stick, Huan Mei reaches peak late Ascendant and becomes a blood member of the Huan family. She accepts the power with the expectation that it will let her surpass Wang Lin. (Chapters 675–676)

Extermination on Ran Yun

The Huan family seals planet Ran Yun so Huan Mei can destroy the Ran, Zhao, and Sun families. Rather than trade direct attacks with their three ancestors, she uses the ruthless domain of the Ten Thousand Illusion Heavenly Devil Dao. Her voice awakens intimate mortal feelings, removes their will to oppose her, and turns two of them into fanatical servants who burn their bodies and origin souls while attacking the third. All three die while Huan Mei remains physically untouched and emotionally indifferent. (Chapters 677–678)

Afterward, Huan Mei detects that Sun Xi left a weak clone behind when its main body dies, then continues the search for the hidden survivor and for Xu Mu, whom the dying Ran ancestor names as Huan Dong's true killer. Her pursuit brings her into conflict with Wang Lin and into the Huan family's later dispute around Huan Wuqing. (Chapters 678, 680, and 684–685)

Appearance and personality

Huan Mei appears in a white dress with a holy, celestial bearing, an image that conceals the ruthlessness of her domain. She is calm, ambitious, and profoundly detached: Huan Dong's death does not move her, the destruction on Ran Yun is treated as a master's instruction, and dying enemies are dismissed as if their choices have nothing to do with her. She also believes the inherited cultivation will allow her to surpass Wang Lin and reduce him to an insignificant opponent. (Chapters 675–678)

Abilities and cultivation

  • Peak late Ascendant cultivation: The blood-exchange ceremony and the ancestor's two-hundred-year cultivation transfer raise Huan Mei to peak late Ascendant in under half an incense stick. This is conferred power, but she stabilizes and uses it immediately. (Chapters 675–676)
  • Ten Thousand Illusion Heavenly Devil Dao: Huan Mei's principal cultivation path weaponizes perception and emotion. Her words make opponents experience her as someone beloved, eroding their willingness to attack; with further direction, that attachment becomes fanaticism strong enough to make them burn their origin souls, sacrifice their bodies, and fight one another. The narration says that everything in the world can be used by this dao, while leaving its projected second-step form unshown. (Chapter 678)
  • Ruthless domain: The domain is the demonstrated combat expression of her illusion dao. It does not merely create a false image: it alters the target's emotional judgment and redirects intent. Stronger opponents can briefly recover clarity through extreme measures, but Sun Xi and Carefree Sanren die without regaining themselves. (Chapter 678)
  • Direct disruption: When the Ran ancestor launches palm thunder, Huan Mei touches it with one finger and causes the technique to tremble and dissipate. This shows that her newly inherited cultivation also supports direct defense when illusion alone is insufficient. (Chapter 678)
  • Divine-sense detection: Huan Mei notices the fluctuation produced when Sun Xi's main body dies and uses it to locate his otherwise well-hidden clone. The feat depends on a momentary death fluctuation; the text notes that an ordinary sweep would have missed it. (Chapter 678)

Relationships

  • Liu Mei: Huan Mei is not a separate woman from Liu Mei but the name and lineage identity Liu Mei receives through adoption and blood exchange. (Chapters 667 and 675–676)
  • Thousand Illusion ancestor: He adopts Huan Mei, transfers Huan blood and cultivation to her, and intends to make her the family head and eventually a second-step cultivator. His patronage empowers her but also directs her extermination of the Ran Yun families. (Chapters 667 and 675–678)
  • Huan Dong: Huan Dong is assigned as her guard and carries out her first family order. She shows no grief at his death, but his killing provides the formal cause for her campaign on Ran Yun. (Chapters 672 and 674–678)
  • Wang Lin: Huan Mei measures her inherited advancement against Wang Lin and pursues him under the Xu Mu identity after learning that he killed Huan Dong. Their conflict continues the more complicated history attached to her Liu Mei identity. (Chapters 675, 678, and 680)

Items

No signature physical item is consistently assigned to Huan Mei. Her white dress is a repeated visual detail, while the blood runes belong to the one-time inheritance ritual rather than to her carried equipment.