General Yong

General Yong, also called Yong Hu, is a single-horned royal general sent from Yu Kingdom's capital to protect Huyang City's forbidden grounds. He is initially the city's strongest expected reinforcement, but becomes an admirer and ally of Luo Feng after recognizing that Luo Feng has surpassed him. (Chapters 1541, 1557, and 1584)

Biography

Royal reinforcement at Huyang

Valued by the Monarch of Yu Country, Yong arrives as a supremely strong Eternal True God who commands an army and can use Huyang City's grand formations. He is eager to test Luo Feng but subordinates that impulse to the mission against Shi Kingdom. His attempt to subdue Xue Yun fails after Xue Yun endangers billions of residents, establishing the difficult standard that Luo Feng later exceeds by killing the fugitive and the Yutian siblings. Yong candidly admits Luo Feng is stronger, greets him at the city gate, and promises to report the achievement to the Godly King. (Chapters 1541, 1545, 1550, and 1557)

Yong later joins General Yuewu and Luo Feng in the army assembled by the Marquis of Jiu Jiang to retake Huyang City. He accepts a supporting role, helps practice the formation, and recognizes that Elder Hearteye controlling the Heart Devil Kite is beyond his ability to defeat. The campaign succeeds, and Yong remains alive and present among the prominent guests at Luo Feng's advancement ceremony. (Chapters 1584, 1586, and 1594)

Appearance and personality

General Yong is a man with one horn. He is proud of strength and interested in combat, yet disciplined enough to respect priorities and frank enough to acknowledge a superior. He warmly approaches Luo Feng once the evidence changes his judgment. (Chapters 1541 and 1557)

Abilities and cultivation

• Yong has an unlimited godly body and a Godly King-level inheritance, giving him exceptional survivability and the confidence to accept dangerous employment. (Chapter 1584)
• He is a close-combat and army specialist able to direct Huyang City's grand formations. His exact named techniques are not supplied. (Chapters 1541 and 1550)
• His personal accumulation remains below General Yuewu's Law-lineage attainment and below Luo Feng's demonstrated level. (Chapters 1557 and 1584–1586)

Relationships

• Luo Feng: Initially a possible rival, then an acknowledged stronger ally whom Yong recommends to the royal capital. (Chapters 1541 and 1557)
• Elder Hearteye: Yong estimates their personal strength as close, but cannot overcome Hearteye once the latter controls the Heart Devil Kite. (Chapter 1586)

Items

No personal weapon is named. His use of Huyang's grand formation is an official capability, not private ownership. (Chapter 1550)