Yin Liu Gong

Yin Liu Gong is a gu Immortal. The character’s story is chiefly shaped by Zombie Alliance and by the conflict linking the first established role to the latest known state.

Biography

Role within Zombie Alliance

Yin Liu Gong’s arc is anchored by three connected developments. The opening establishes: “‘‘You find it strange too? This is Yin Liu Gong’s immortal killer move Stone Casket, inside them are not ordinary zombies but immortal zombies.’ Gu Ye said this, then said in a lower voice, ‘Yin Liu Gong is one of the experts of our Zombie Alliance. When the city lord left Northern Plains, they assigned three deputy city lords; he is one them and can command immortal zombies to fight for him.’” (Chapter 739) A later turn adds: “‘Old Ancestor Xue Hu and Heavenly Lord Bai Zu sold them openly. The Eastern Sea Gu Immortal sold three immortal zombie bodies, causing the displeasure of Yin Liu Gong and Dragon Commander Ye Cha. But in the end, Yao Huang joyfully bought these three immortal zombie bodies.” (Chapter 762) The final development states: “‘The Earth Trench in Zombie Alliance was closely guarded by them. When Blazing Heaven Demoness was not in Northern Plains, Yin Liu Gong, Dragon Commander Ye Cha, and Huang Quan Weng, the three rank seven immortal zombies, would send at least one person to guard the entrance of Earth Trench.” (Chapter 931) Together, these moments show Yin Liu Gong acting as a gu immortal, with the outcome shaped by Zombie Alliance and the conflicts surrounding that role.

Abilities and cultivation

The clearest statement of Yin Liu Gong’s demonstrated capability is: “‘‘You find it strange too? This is Yin Liu Gong’s immortal killer move Stone Casket, inside them are not ordinary zombies but immortal zombies.’ Gu Ye said this, then said in a lower voice, ‘Yin Liu Gong is one of the experts of our Zombie Alliance. When the city lord left Northern Plains, they assigned three deputy city lords; he is one them and can command immortal zombies to fight for him.’” (Chapter 739) As a killer move, the method depends on usable Gu, essence, preparation, and enough time to complete its activation. The latest events do not establish a personal advancement beyond the role and level listed above.

Relationships

Fang Yuan has an explicit connection to Yin Liu Gong: “‘Fang Yuan saw him and thought of the information he had: ‘Flesh bronze zombie body, Yin Liu Gong…’” (Chapter 740) Dragon Commander Ye Cha has an explicit connection to Yin Liu Gong: “‘The giant gully was like the bloody mouth of a vicious beast, quietly opening up in the dense darkness. This was the entrance of Earth Trench which was strictly guarded by Zombie Alliance; Yin Liu Gong, Dragon Commander Ye Cha and Huang Quan Weng, three rank seven immortal zombies took turns in watching over it.” (Chapter 743)

Possessions

No individually named permanent possession is securely attributed to Yin Liu Gong. Any Gu, formations, weapons, resources, or vehicles in the events above are treated as situational unless ownership is explicit. (Chapter 739)

Appearance

A concrete physical description or bodily marker appears here: “‘The giant gully was like the bloody mouth of a vicious beast, quietly opening up in the dense darkness. This was the entrance of Earth Trench which was strictly guarded by Zombie Alliance; Yin Liu Gong, Dragon Commander Ye Cha and Huang Quan Weng, three rank seven immortal zombies took turns in watching over it.” (Chapter 743) Beyond that feature, no stable full description is established.

Personality

Yin Liu Gong’s conduct supports a cautious reading of the temperament shown in this moment: “‘‘You find it strange too? This is Yin Liu Gong’s immortal killer move Stone Casket, inside them are not ordinary zombies but immortal zombies.’ Gu Ye said this, then said in a lower voice, ‘Yin Liu Gong is one of the experts of our Zombie Alliance. When the city lord left Northern Plains, they assigned three deputy city lords; he is one them and can command immortal zombies to fight for him.’” (Chapter 739) The reaction characterizes that situation without implying that a single response defines every later choice.