Giant Sun Immortal Venerable

Giant Sun Immortal Venerable is the founder of luck path, the ancestor of Northern Plains' Huang Jin tribes, and the creator of Longevity Heaven. His arrangements persist through Eighty-Eight True Yang Building, Calamity Luck Altar, bloodline methods, and a preserved immortal-zombie body. After fate Gu is destroyed, he restores his attainment, revives through blood path, and becomes one of the three active venerables contending with Fang Yuan and Star Constellation for control of the world.

Biography

Luck path, bloodline, and a posthumous empire

Giant Sun cultivates to rank nine and becomes invincible in the Medieval Antiquity Era. He creates luck path but conceals much of it, using methods that steal, transfer, inspect, and transform luck while outsiders know mainly the result—extraordinary fortune throughout his life. His pursuit of longevity produces possession and yin-yang methods, and his extensive harem makes bloodline a political instrument as well as a family legacy. Northern Plains' Huang Jin tribes inherit that privileged position, while Longevity Heaven becomes the headquarters through which his descendants preserve his authority. (Chapters 568, 599–602, and 1191)

He leaves Eighty-Eight True Yang Building to harvest Gu and distribute inheritances through Imperial Court blessed land. When Fang Yuan and others penetrate its true-inheritance domain, Giant Sun's remnant will awakens to defend both the building and his bloodline order. It assists Tai Bai Yun Sheng's ascension when doing so serves the building, commands Huang Jin cultivators, and fights Fang Yuan's attempts to seize the supreme inheritances. Fang Yuan nevertheless destroys the building and escapes. The defeat shows both the reach and limitation of a dead venerable's arrangements: his will can command an enormous inheritance and pressure immortals, but it can be depleted, deceived, and opposed without the judgment or inexhaustible power of the living original. (Chapters 601–655)

The preserved corpse and the Fate War

Giant Sun's main body died after more than eight thousand years, but an immortal-zombie corpse remains in Luck Suppression Heavenly Palace with remnant will. The corpse has spent roughly three hundred thousand years in a restricted state and retains only a final rank-nine attack. Longevity Heaven and the Huang Jin tribes continue to act under his long plans, using Calamity Luck Altar and other inheritances to oppose Heavenly Court's restoration of fate Gu. Giant Sun's legacy therefore behaves as an active faction even when the preserved body cannot yet move as a complete living venerable. (Chapters 601, 1243, and 1736)

During the Fate War, the corpse honors an agreement with Red Lotus and releases its reserved attack toward Heavenly Court. The strike helps the coalition destroying fate Gu, but it consumes the one-use method rather than resurrecting Giant Sun. Fate's destruction is the necessary opening his deeper revival arrangements require. Afterward the immortal-zombie body awakens continuously, directs Longevity Heaven, and personally guides Hei Lou Lan's growth while recovering strength. His return is gradual: authority and consciousness precede a complete body, and his strategic objective shifts from helping destroy fate to securing his own place in the coming contest of revived venerables. (Chapters 1966, 2075, and 2111–2166)

Crazed Demon Cave and full resurrection

Giant Sun enters the Crazed Demon Cave struggle through Calamity Luck Altar and Longevity Heaven's forces. He cooperates with Fang Yuan against Heavenly Court when interests align, yet abandons him the moment Primordial Domain offers a route back to supreme-grandmaster attainment. There he replenishes the luck-path understanding that three hundred thousand years of development had made outdated and restores the qualifications of a Dao Lord. He and Star Constellation then alternate between attacking and cooperating, removing weaker competitors before turning on one another for Limitless's eternal-life results. (Chapters 2162–2200)

A blood-path formation powered through Longevity Heaven changes the near-dead corpse into a living body. Giant Sun reveals that Blood Sea Ancestor was his clone and that blood path was the secondary path he intended the world to develop for him. The revival returns rank-nine life and an intact body, but not his historical peak: he must heal, accumulate yellow-apricot immortal essence, replace suitable Gu, and refine natural luck-path dao marks again. He also digests Primordial Domain's blood-path portion to reach supreme-grandmaster attainment in that path. (Chapters 2203–2253)

As one of three active venerables, Giant Sun balances open rivalry with temporary alliance. He protects Northern Plains and his descendants, competes with Star Constellation over regional dao marks, and attacks Fang Yuan whenever the refinement-path venerable appears vulnerable. He also recognizes that either rival gaining a second venerable ally would destroy the balance, so he helps Fang Yuan obstruct Primordial Origin's revival in Heavenly Court. At the latest confrontation, he preserves strength, links attacks through luck, and joins Fang Yuan against Star Constellation's fortified territory—not from trust, but because preventing Heavenly Court from gaining overwhelming supremacy remains his immediate interest. (Chapters 2230–2334)

Appearance and personality

After blood-path revival, Giant Sun becomes a towering middle-aged man more than nine feet tall, with shoulder-length thorn-like hair, golden eyes, pale restored skin, and a heavily muscled frame. His immortal-zombie form is dry, black-blooded, and hunched before vitality returns. He is confident, pragmatic, and intensely protective of his bloodline, but loyalty to descendants never prevents him from treating alliances as exchanges. He readily cooperates with a rival, abandons a partner, or conserves strength when doing so improves his position in the larger balance. (Chapters 1243, 2203, 2311, and 2334)

Abilities and cultivation

Luck path and Dao Lord authority

Giant Sun creates luck path and reaches supreme-grandmaster attainment, letting him understand and manipulate personal luck, the luck of groups and objects, and broader heaven-and-earth luck. His methods can connect opponents' luck, steal or transfer fortune, produce calamity for enemies, and turn reflected attacks into recursive exchanges. As a Dao Lord, he can refine natural luck-path dao marks and use them to amplify killer moves across controlled territory. Death causes those natural refinements to revert, so his revived self must rebuild the network; by the latest chapters he has refined more natural dao marks than the other current venerables, but not every relevant dao mark in the world. (Chapters 568, 2184–2200, 2220–2253, and 2311)

Blood path and resurrection

Giant Sun secretly cultivates blood path through the Blood Sea Ancestor clone and intends the world's later cultivators to develop the path's foundation for him. Blood relation methods draw on kinship and the Huang Jin tribes, while a large formation transfers blood-path power from Longevity Heaven to restore his corpse's blood, skin, vitality, and living structure. Primordial Domain later raises his attainment to supreme grandmaster. Practical use remains limited by his stock of appropriate high-rank blood-path Immortal Gu and by the historical suppression that prevented blood path from developing as widely as he planned. (Chapters 2203 and 2246)

Venerable combat methods

At rank nine, Giant Sun produces yellow-apricot immortal essence and deploys attacks on a scale ordinary rank eights cannot match. His luck methods bypass straightforward defenses by altering connections and conditions: lingering scrap luck and accumulated return, for example, repeatedly send a reflected luck attack back through the link between him and Fang Yuan, consuming Reverse Flow River without challenging its reflection directly. He also combines luck with golden offensive methods capable of destabilizing formations. Regional dao-mark amplification, immortal-essence reserves, the availability of rank-nine Gu, and concealment of trump cards all influence how much strength he commits. (Chapters 2230–2253, 2311, and 2334)

Immortal Gu Houses and long-term arrangements

Calamity Luck Altar is his principal mobile luck-path house and can form luck-changing routes with Longevity Heaven's other foundations. Cooking Luck Pot embodies his luck-inspection and modification methods, though later ownership lets Fang Yuan use it defensively against him. His deepest strength lies in arrangements that survive death: remnant wills, bloodline institutions, reserved attacks, inheritances, and resurrection formations. Those measures can act without his living body, but each has defined resources and conditions; the final reserved attack is expended once, and remnant wills diminish through thought and battle. (Chapters 601–655, 1966, 2184, and 2203)

Power progression

Relationships

Fang Yuan

Fang Yuan first becomes the destroyer of Giant Sun's True Yang Building and later a rival venerable whom Giant Sun cannot safely ignore. They cooperate against Heavenly Court, Limitless's arrangements, or Star Constellation when interests align, then immediately scheme over resources, natural dao marks, and immortal essence. Giant Sun respects Fang Yuan's danger without trusting him and supports him against Primordial Origin's revival only because a second Heavenly Court venerable would threaten Longevity Heaven. (Chapters 601–655, 2162–2203, and 2311–2334)

Star Constellation Immortal Venerable

Star Constellation Immortal Venerable is Giant Sun's principal peer in the post-Fate-War balance. Both restore Dao Lord status in Primordial Domain, jointly eliminate weaker parties, and compete to refine the world's natural dao marks. Their temporary alliances never remove the conflict between Longevity Heaven and Heavenly Court; in the latest battle, Giant Sun joins Fang Yuan to prevent her from completing Primordial Origin's revival. (Chapters 2183–2203 and 2230–2334)

Hei Lou Lan and the Huang Jin bloodline

Hei Lou Lan is one of the descendants whose bloodline and strength-path potential Giant Sun chooses to cultivate directly. He summons her, supplies methods and resources, and positions her as Fairy Black Moon to reshape Northern Plains' immortal politics. More broadly, the Huang Jin tribes are both family and infrastructure: their blood relation empowers formations, legitimizes Longevity Heaven, and extends his influence long after his original death. (Chapters 1736, 2075, 2111, and 2203)

Items

• Calamity Luck Altar — his major luck-path Immortal Gu House and the principal vessel used by Longevity Heaven in the Fate War and Crazed Demon Cave.
• Cooking Luck Pot — a luck-path Immortal Gu House originating from his methods, later developed and used by Fang Yuan.
• Wisdom Gu — the rank-nine wisdom-path Gu Giant Sun once possessed and sealed inside Eighty-Eight True Yang Building.