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Great Saint Yan Su

Transcendent Primal Chaos Realmspatial and clone specialistFlame Wind Ancient Country

Great Saint Yan Su is a willful Transcendent of the Primal Chaos Realm and guardian general of Xiangjie City. His spatial control and unusually independent clone technique make him difficult to eliminate, but his unexplained decision to target Luo Feng during the Blood Spirit Golden Pearl contest costs him several avatars and his paired Godly King weapons. (Chapters 1631–1645)

Biography

Blood Spirit rivalry and Xiangjie defeat

Yan Su enters the Blood Spirit Star contest as another marquis's agent and repeatedly suppresses Luo Feng's Galaxy domain instead of competing neutrally, letting others seize pearls. He rejects Luo Feng's offer to stop and acts with the confidence of a solitary powerhouse who values cultivation above disciples or social restraint. His spatial imprisonment and teleportation are highly effective in the scramble, but Luo Feng later traps him inside the Black River World and drives off the other contenders, monopolizing the later eruptions. (Chapters 1631–1644)

Luo Feng follows Yan Su to Xiangjie City to punish the provocation. Yan Su offers to resolve the feud but will not surrender the Void Divine Spikes that double his combat power, so Luo Feng destroys one complete avatar and two weaker ones within moments and takes the weapons. Another ordinary avatar survives outside the city, leaving Yan Su personally alive but newly aware that he cannot match Luo Feng. The political consequence falls mainly on Luo Feng, who receives a ten-thousand-era Xiangjie garrison sentence for the unauthorized attack. (Chapters 1643–1649 and 1769)

Appearance and personality

Yan Su appears as a gray figure during the Blood Spirit contest. He is cruel, self-centered, and openly provocative but not described as a mass slaughterer; cultivation is his only lasting priority, and even the repeated deaths of his disciples do not concern him. (Chapters 1633–1634)

Abilities and cultivation

  • His Origin Dao of Space grants teleportation, broad spatial solidification, and clone methods. He can reduce Luo Feng's Galaxy movement to a fraction of normal speed, but the stronger internal control of the Black River World suppresses his domain. (Chapters 1633 and 1645)
  • His clone technique maintains two complete bodies, each with peak body and soul, plus seven weaker avatars. A lost avatar can be destroyed and cultivated again, but the corpus does not state the replacement time or cost. (Chapters 1633–1634)
  • A pair of Void Divine Spikes and an array map at least double his power, approaching a newly advanced Godly King standard, yet remain insufficient against Luo Feng. (Chapter 1645)

Relationships

  • Luo Feng: Rival whom Yan Su targets without a locally revealed motive; Luo Feng retaliates by destroying avatars and confiscating his weapons. (Chapters 1633–1645)
  • Emperor Chu Yu: Indirect opponent whose Heavenly Task is harmed by Yan Su's actions against Luo Feng. (Chapters 1634 and 1649)

Items

  • Paired Void Divine Spikes / Void God Cones: Godly King weapons forming the core of Yan Su's array; seized by Luo Feng in Xiangjie City. (Chapters 1645 and 1649)
  • Array Talisman: Official authority used to control the seal over Xiangjie City's world entrance; its custody after Yan Su's defeat is not stated. (Chapter 1645)