Chi Zhen
Chi Zhen is a Divine Emperor close-combat specialist introduced to Luo Feng by Yuan Xiang Palace Master. His concise source role is that of a formidable allied traveler who survives an attempted robbery under Luo Feng's protection and later participates in the cultivators' Dao gathering. (Chapters 1845–1865)
Biography
Companion in the Dark Sacred Realm
Yuan Xiang presents Chi Zhen as a physical fighter capable of killing a super-limit low-level Primordial Life with his bare hands. Chi Zhen then travels with Bo Xiu, Bai Yin, and the others when hostile Divine Emperors attempt to rob the group. Protected by Luo Feng amid collapsing space-time, he quickly recognizes that Luo Feng now has invincible local strength and argues that merely spreading the attackers' names across the five cities would deny them refuge throughout the Dark Sacred Realm. (Chapters 1845 and 1857)
Chi Zhen does not challenge Luo Feng's authority over the captives and remains respectfully beside the other rescued emperors while Luo Feng judges them. He later emerges with Luo Feng's party and takes part in the sequence of public Dao discussions among peak cultivators. The corpus does not show a later battle, death, or separation from this circle. (Chapters 1857 and 1865)
Appearance and personality
No distinct physical description is supplied. Chi Zhen is practical and quick to recognize a decisive power shift, supporting reputational exile as a workable punishment rather than pressing for personal revenge. (Chapter 1857)
Abilities and cultivation
- Chi Zhen is a Divine Emperor whose specialty is barehanded close combat. He can kill a super-limit low-level Primordial Life without a weapon. (Chapter 1845)
- No named body method, bloodline, or defensive mechanic is explained; his survival during the robbery is explicitly under Luo Feng's protection. (Chapter 1857)
Relationships
- Luo Feng: Protector and stronger ally whose judgment Chi Zhen supports. (Chapter 1857)
- Bo Xiu Divine Emperor: Fellow traveler and rescued Divine Emperor. (Chapters 1857 and 1865)
Items
No personal item is identified in the supplied corpus.
