Yun Feng

Biography

Isrock, the New World, and the Lunar Scourge

Yun Feng encounters Ling Chen while obtaining Mystic Moon equipment for his younger sister. He recognizes the reclusive expert who once fought Eve and verifies the connection through Ling Chen’s identity and his sister’s Isrock infection. Despite moving easily among powerful families, Yun Feng is nervous before him because he understands the scale of the talent he is trying to recruit. His immediate purpose is not personal prestige but finding someone capable of changing Yun Meng Xin’s future. (Chapters 1–3)

He explains that Meng Xin is being treated as a marriage asset and offers the experimental drug 13223 for Ling Shui Ruo in exchange for help inside Mystic Moon. The bargain is calculated, but Yun Feng’s concern for both sisters is sincere: he uses the only leverage that might save Shui Ruo to recruit the only fighter he believes might save Meng Xin. Ling Chen accepts, creating the alliance that later supports Heart’s Dream and the city bearing his in-game name. (Chapters 3–6)

Heart’s Dream and the First Guild

Yun Feng reunites with Ling Chen in Azure Dragon City, brings him to the women of Heart’s Dream, and protects the secrecy surrounding his real identity. He has already funded the group’s modest headquarters and uses his access to supply organizational support without claiming Meng Xin’s leadership. The introduction turns his private bargain into an operational partnership: Ling Chen supplies extraordinary opportunities, while Yun Feng provides the social bridge and practical structure through which those opportunities can reach his sister. (Chapters 114–123)

As Ling Tian’s feats attract hostility from Long Tian Yun, Yun Feng serves as an informed observer and intermediary between elite guild politics and the small studio. He understands the danger attached to the first guild token and the forced marriage, but continues backing Meng Xin rather than returning to family obedience. His value lies less in matching Ling Chen’s combat than in recognizing which alliances, resources, and secrets must be preserved for the promise to remain possible. (Chapters 124–220)

The Road South and the Fairy Realm

When Ling Chen leaves for the south under a Yan Huang kill order, Yun Feng repeatedly warns him to be careful. He cannot compel the stronger player to change course, but he keeps information flowing and treats the threat as serious even when Ling Chen dismisses it. Heart’s Dream’s sudden formal establishment also alarms him because six members cannot conventionally defend a guild against the largest alliance; his skepticism reflects political experience, not withdrawal of support. (Chapters 221–238)

Yun Feng later brings a thousand members of the Disillusion Alliance when conflict erupts around the Black Flames Alliance. By the time he arrives, Ling Chen and other major figures have changed the situation, so he holds his force rather than creating an unnecessary battle. This is typical of his field leadership: he mobilizes quickly for allies, reads the balance after arrival, and accepts that Ling Chen’s strange methods often solve problems outside the assumptions on which ordinary guild warfare operates. (Chapters 282–288)

Calamity in the East Ocean Continent

Yun Feng learns of Ling Chen’s world-boundary crossing from afar and follows the East Ocean spectacle through broadcasts. He condemns the staged “one-on-one” challenge as a trap, worries about the enemy revival point and massed formations, and consults Xiao Qiu Feng about abilities neither understands. The chapters place him in the audience rather than the expedition: his reactions translate just how far Ling Chen’s concealment, curses, and escape methods exceed the rule set known to veteran players. (Chapters 406–414)

His inability to intervene is a real limitation. Yun Feng can command a domestic alliance and mobilize troops, but closed world boundaries prevent him from reinforcing Ling Chen abroad. He therefore watches, analyzes, and worries while the battle unfolds. The episode strengthens his faith in Ling Chen without turning surprise into expertise; even after earlier encounters, he cannot explain the Feng Chen curses, temporary identities, or survival against an entire city’s forces. (Chapters 408–475)

The Defense and Founding of Ling Tian City

When Meng Xin reveals the nearly completed city and the armies moving against it, Yun Feng is shocked but commits immediately. He assembles the Disillusion Alliance within hours, obtains the necessary teleport route, and accepts that opposing Yan Huang may cost the guild everything. His explanation is simple—he is her brother—and it marks the fullest realization of his original motive: instead of merely finding a champion for Meng Xin, he places his own organization between her work and destruction. (Chapters 546–549)

At the city perimeter, Yun Feng uses scouts and frequent reports while the Disillusion Alliance stands with Snow Moon Loulan against a vastly larger coalition. He cannot manufacture a favorable balance, but he holds the defensive line and helps sustain discipline under certain defeat until unexpected allies and Ling Chen change the battle. The city’s survival is therefore not solely a last-minute rescue; Yun Feng’s mobilization buys presence, time, and political proof that Meng Xin’s project already has people willing to bear its costs. (Chapters 549–578)

The Underworld and the Forgotten City

As Ling Tian City confronts imperial accusations and NPC armies, Yun Feng learns that player power has a ceiling. He is furious at the Forgotten Empire’s fabricated charges but follows Li Xiao Xue’s restraint, and he recognizes that ordinary guild members would not even qualify as cannon fodder in battles between high-grade beings. His leadership shifts from charging every opponent to maintaining the human organization around forces whose individual attacks can erase formations. (Chapters 661–672)

The deaths of fairy defenders leave Yun Feng grieving and furious, yet Ling Chen’s order for sweeping revenge shocks him. He remains part of the city leadership without being the author of the capital’s destruction. Soon afterward he recognizes Fey as Eve from the duel he once witnessed, connecting his earliest knowledge of Ling Chen to the wider truth about Adam and Eve. Yun Feng’s perspective continues to anchor divine-scale events in the reactions of an experienced but fundamentally human player. (Chapters 687–699)

The Moon God Palace and the Shura’s Return

When Meng Xin contracts Isrock, Yun Feng abandons the game and rushes to her. His family’s fear and rejection finally make him understand why she stayed away, and he removes her from their residence rather than accept a household that treats infection as grounds for abandonment. He drives her toward the only possible cure, reassures her despite his own despair, and helps persuade the Su family to release Su’Er for the same journey. (Chapters 705–710)

This crisis reverses the emotional structure of his original bargain. Yun Feng once delivered 13223 so Ling Chen could save Shui Ruo and thereby recruited him to protect Meng Xin; now he entrusts the dying Meng Xin to Ling Chen because no institutional resource can help. Her recovery preserves their alliance, but Yun Feng’s actions matter independently of the miracle: he chooses his sister over family prestige and physically carries the promise through when the rest of the Yun household retreats. (Chapters 706–714)

The Godchild Crisis and Qi Xing

Yun Feng is among the first people Ling Chen contacts while searching for Sha Sha, but he cannot explain her disappearance. During the international invasion he fights until mental exhaustion, refusing to accept that allied armies can overwhelm China on its own territory. His role remains conventional but consequential: he holds the battlefield with other players while threats far beyond their knowledge manipulate events around them. (Chapters 803–817)

Reports that Meng Xin and the other women have disappeared or died break his focus. He tries to reach Ling Chen, searches for confirmation through Xiao Qiu Feng, and endures the terror produced by Extreme Shura without understanding its cause. Yun Feng is neither responsible for the illusion nor capable of stopping the resulting destruction. His presence shows the human cost of the crisis among those left behind: uncertainty, desperate communication, and defense against enemies who are themselves incidental to the godly plan. (Chapters 815–818)

Xiya and the Perfect Moon

When Earth’s time is restored, Yun Feng repeats the same birthday greeting and conversation, unaware that the day has already ended once in destruction. The restored ordinary exchange measures what Sha Sha and Lachesis recover: not only a planet but the mundane continuity of friendships. Yun Feng receives no divine revelation afterward and returns to the work he understands—people, guilds, and the city built from the alliance he helped begin. (Chapter 842)

Years later, Yun Feng remains one of Ling Tian City’s senior figures under Meng Xin’s leadership. With the Fairy Clan, Dwarf Clan, Xiao Qiu Feng, and the three Heavenly Kings, he can influence the wider Mystic Moon world even though Ling Chen rarely appears. This latest state completes his development from recruiter to durable institution-builder. His power is collective and political rather than godlike: the city can change the status quo because its leaders, peoples, and organizations continue acting together. (Chapter 850)

Appearance and personality

Yun Feng is a young upper-class man who presents himself confidently around officials and guild leaders but becomes visibly excited or nervous around legendary players. In Mystic Moon he uses the name Disillusion, wears warrior equipment, and appears well supplied enough to display valuable armor early. His face and build receive less sustained description than his animated reactions: sweating, leaping up, shouting at broadcasts, and openly showing anxiety when friends enter danger. (Chapters 1–3, 117, 406–414)

He is sociable, humorous, loyal, excitable, and politically perceptive. Yun Feng can joke through bizarre situations, yet acts decisively when Meng Xin needs troops or medical help. His greatest strength is accepting costs for other people: he risks the Disillusion Alliance and breaks emotionally from his family’s conduct. His limitations are equally clear. He is frequently outmatched by the scale of events, can panic when he lacks options, and depends on specialists rather than pretending to understand supernatural mechanics. (Chapters 221–288, 546–578, 705–714)

Abilities and powers

Warrior combat

Yun Feng is a trained warrior player with high-quality equipment, practical PvP experience, and enough endurance to fight prolonged defensive battles. He can kill ordinary invading players, use consumables under pressure, and lead from within a formation rather than only issue orders remotely. The corpus does not assign him a unique hidden profession or late-game signature skill set, so his personal combat should not be equated with Ling Chen, Fey, or the high-grade NPCs surrounding Ling Tian City. (Chapters 117–133, 282–288, 815–817)

His clearest combat limitation is scale. Against enormous guild coalitions, divine pets, or Mysterious God beings, Yun Feng’s individual attacks cannot decide the outcome. He explicitly recognizes that players may not even qualify as cannon fodder in high-grade NPC warfare. His later influence comes from organization, resources, and position within Ling Tian City, not an unexplained transformation into a superhuman combatant. (Chapters 549–578, 661–672, 815–818)

Guild leadership and networks

As leader of the Disillusion Alliance, Yun Feng can assemble large forces quickly, establish scouting and reporting cycles, fund facilities, and coordinate with Snow Moon Loulan and other factions. His real-world status also gives him access to restricted medicine, transport, and elite-family information. These are logistical capabilities rather than supernatural powers, and they work only through people willing to follow him and infrastructure available in the relevant region. Closed borders or divine-scale crises can leave those networks unable to intervene. (Chapters 1–6, 120–123, 282–288, 546–552)

Relationships

• Yun Meng Xin is Yun Feng’s younger sister and central motive. He recruits Ling Chen to free her from a political marriage, funds Heart’s Dream, commits his alliance to her city, and chooses her over relatives who abandon her during Isrock. (Chapters 1–6, 114–123, 546–578, 705–714)
• Ling Chen is the expert Yun Feng recruits through the 13223 bargain and later trusts as a friend. Yun Feng supplies the bridge to Heart’s Dream and conventional guild support; Ling Chen repeatedly exceeds the tactical world Yun Feng understands. (Chapters 2–6, 114–220, 406–475, 711–714)
• Xiao Qiu Feng is his frequent field companion and strategic sounding board. They mobilize forces, watch Ling Chen’s inexplicable battles, and coordinate during crises that neither can solve alone. (Chapters 238–288, 406–475, 661–699, 815–818)
• Fey is the legendary Eve whom Yun Feng recognizes from her earlier duel with Ling Chen. That recognition validates his long-standing knowledge of Ling Chen’s hidden ability and reconnects the two experts whose rivalry first convinced him Ling Chen could help Meng Xin. (Chapters 2–3, 694–699)

Items

Yun Feng has no signature item assigned in the article ledger. His notable resources are organizational: early silver-grade warrior equipment, Mystic Moon devices, 13223 obtained for Shui Ruo, transport, and the Disillusion Alliance’s supplies. The drug drives his foundational bargain, but it is transferred to Ling Chen rather than retained as Yun Feng’s equipment. (Chapters 1–6, 117–123)