Luo Feng

Luo Feng is an Earth-born fighter and spirit reader whose determination to protect his family grows into responsibility for humanity, the Land of Origin, and the wider Cultivator Camp. After defeating the Sector Beast crisis and entering reincarnation, he lives as Luo He, rises from Eternal True God to Godly King and Divine Emperor, perfects the Life and Death Dao beyond the Braided Cage, and becomes the eighth Cultivator Lord. By the endpoint he has created both the Primordial Life and Death Dao and the Primordial Blade Path, fought the Ancestor camps, and helps govern and cultivate the worlds under the Lords' protection. (Chapters 1–1984)

Biography

From a rented home to Earth's front line

Luo Feng grows up in a cramped rental apartment with his parents and his younger brother Luo Hua, whose disability makes the family's financial strain especially immediate to him. Although already one of his school's three elite martial-arts students, he refuses to treat that status as an excuse for arrogance: he helps weaker students, concentrates on the examinations that might change his family's circumstances, and postpones pursuing Xu Xin until he can become a fighter. His ambition is therefore personal before it is grand—he wants his parents to have a proper bed, his brother to live without the burden of the stairs, and his family to have sunlight and security. (Chapters 1–6)

The collapse that ruins his mathematics examination also awakens an ability he does not initially understand. In jail after defending his father from Zhang Hao Bai's people, Luo Feng discovers that he can move objects with invisible force and that this power can turn a needle into a weapon far beyond an ordinary firearm. He tests it carefully rather than announcing it, then chooses the fighter path after missing the military-academy cutoff, accepting that strength offers a more direct means to support and defend those around him. Passing the prospective-fighter and official-fighter tests gives him a new livelihood, but it also places him in the wilderness where every mistake can kill his entire squad. (Chapters 7–25)

With Fire Hammer Squad, Luo Feng learns that battlefield judgment is more important than measured strength alone. He conceals enough of his spirit-reader power to avoid becoming a target, uses it to save comrades when necessary, and develops both his blade work and control of flying weapons. His conflict with Li Yao and Venina turns this caution into a prolonged survival struggle: Luo Feng seeks the resources and rank needed to protect his family, while the couple use wealth and influence to pursue him. He returns from the ancient civilization ruins stronger, exposes himself as a spirit reader when secrecy is no longer useful, and finally accepts the legal and moral responsibility of executing Li Yao rather than allowing the feud to remain a threat to everyone connected to him. (Chapters 26–200)

Misty Island and the ruins beneath it widen Luo Feng's world beyond Earth's fighter society. After competing for plant spirits and Mu Ya crystals, he reaches the Star Traveller level and becomes the Dojo of Limits' sixth investigator. The discovery of Yun Mo Planet brings him into contact with Babata and the inheritance of Hu Yan Bo; Luo Feng accepts the dead master's legacy because it offers a structured path beyond Earth's fragmented knowledge, but he continues to judge every new resource by what it can do for his home. By the end of this phase, he is no longer merely a gifted local fighter: he is one of Earth's few people capable of understanding the civilization and threats beyond the planet. (Chapters 201–233)

The Golden Horned Beast and a second life

The Golden Horned Beast turns Luo Feng's protective instinct into a choice about extinction. Babata's information makes clear that Earth cannot defeat the infant space beast by ordinary means, yet Luo Feng rejects survival without his civilization, reasoning that a leaf has no meaning after its roots are destroyed. He searches ancient ruins for weapons, supplies Hong and Thunder God with equipment for their sacrificial attack, and continues fighting the sea-monster assault while waiting for a solution. Xu Xin's revelation that she is pregnant sharpens rather than changes his motive: preserving humanity now means giving his unborn children a future in a living society, not merely hiding his family until everyone else is gone. (Chapters 234–255)

After Hong and Thunder God fall into comas, Luo Feng accepts an even more final role. He joins the remaining heroes in an attack meant to buy Earth time, then burns his own soul in a direct attempt to destroy the beast's soul. His assault appears to kill both combatants, but the later truth transforms that sacrifice: Luo Feng's soul takes possession of the Golden Horned Beast, making its body his new core rather than leaving him dead. The result is neither a simple victory nor a cost-free rebirth. Earth survives, but Luo Feng must reconstruct an Earthling body and master a predatory body whose inherited disposition presses bloodlust and savagery into his mind. (Chapters 256–263)

While the world believes him dead, Luo Feng uses the Golden Horned Beast's clone ability to nurture a new Earthling body and relies on Xu Xin, his children, and his own discipline to keep the beast's violent impulses under control. Returning after several years, he finds that opportunists led by Atkin, Yan Hai, and Sago Nehru have preyed on the families of those who died saving Earth. He kills the three leaders, not as a general purge of everyone corrupt, but because they crossed the boundary he consistently defends: exploiting the relatives of the dead while claiming power won through others' sacrifice. His return restores a deterrent around the heroes' families and reestablishes him as an active guardian rather than a martyr. (Chapters 264–269)

Earth's first sustained contact with the wider universe forces Luo Feng to replace raw retaliation with strategy. He travels to Dragon Star, buys legal citizenship and protection, obtains slaves and equipment that Earth cannot produce, and works with Hong and Thunder God to purchase the planet before the Nuolan Shan family can lawfully seize it. When invaders hold his family and search for the supposedly dead beast, Luo Feng turns his own Golden Horned body into the decisive hidden weapon. By defeating their force and revealing the beast only on his terms, he converts the legacy of Earth's catastrophe into the means of preserving Earth's autonomy. (Chapters 270–314)

The genius battle and Primal Chaos City

Once Earth's immediate legal security is established, Luo Feng enters the universe genius battle with Hong and Thunder God because the competition offers access to teachers and institutions far beyond the Black Dragon Mountain Empire. He invests in the difficult Nan Shen Armament, trains its first form despite its high mental burden, and fights through the elimination and arena rounds as the feared “Madman.” His victories make him a symbol for the Black Dragon Mountain Empire, but the competition also exposes the distance between local excellence and the universe's highest talents. Luo Feng responds by changing methods, not by protecting his reputation: he studies opponents, uses his trump cards selectively, and earns entry into the Virtual Universe Company's core. (Chapters 380–439)

The transition into the Virtual Universe Company changes Luo Feng's problem from finding resources to choosing among an overwhelming number of paths. In Primal Chaos City he studies the Nine Universe Tablet, follows True Yan's advice to use Floating Blood as a bridge between pictures and combat, and repeatedly challenges the Heavenly Bridge to measure genuine comprehension rather than status. He also breeds a Mosha-clan clone, separating specializations: the Earthling body develops spirit-reader combat, the Golden Horned body studies its inherited strengths and gold law, and the Mosha body provides exceptional affinity with space and transformation. This division of labor becomes one of his defining advantages, but each body remains one consciousness rather than a separate character. (Chapters 420–468)

Luo Feng's long retreat has a personal cost. Time dilation means his decades in Primal Chaos City become more than a century for his family, and Xu Xin confronts him for disappearing into study even when the virtual universe would have allowed contact. He does return to them and accepts that progress cannot erase his obligations as husband and father. At the same time, passing the Heavenly Bridge, reaching Domain Lord through the Golden Horned core, and formally becoming True Yan's disciple move him into the institution's elite. His growth is therefore accompanied by two responsibilities he cannot treat as interchangeable: honoring the teachers who give him a path and remaining present for the family that gives the path meaning. (Chapters 469–480)

Dangerous missions and the Blood River World

The Company's protected environment begins to feel numbing to Luo Feng, and True Yan's advice persuades him that law study without lived danger will eventually become sterile. For his first mission he chooses the dangerous tier despite its extreme mortality rate, judging that his multiple bodies give him enough margin to take a challenge that would still force development. In Blood River World he enters under a local identity, gathers information before acting, and searches for Blood River Crystals through the society's own institutions rather than treating the world as a simple battlefield. His restraint is practical as well as ethical: exposure as an outsider would bring the Undying Shrine's full power against him. (Chapters 481–500)

Absorbing the crystals reveals that the mission's public reward is only the surface of its value. Luo Feng withstands their killing aura, becomes a Blood Warrior, and places many more crystals into the Golden Horned body, where its compatibility permits far deeper fusion. In the Ancient God Ruins he uses the killing-aura whirlpool to temper his will over decades, while the beast-god statue gives the Golden Horned body a concrete model for combining gold and space. He ultimately takes the statue because its long-term value to his path exceeds the Company's points, completing the mission with both the official proof and a private foundation for Beast God cultivation. (Chapters 501–543)

The experience changes how Luo Feng evaluates later assignments. He no longer treats missions as errands with fixed rewards; he looks for the hidden opportunities, but pairs that appetite with stronger preparation and advice from True Yan and his peers. The Golden Horned and Mosha bodies train related claw and space techniques while the Earthling body translates the same law insights into blade and controller combat. This cross-body study lets advances in one form strengthen the others, and it carries Luo Feng from a protected core member toward the self-reliance expected of a sector lord. (Chapters 544–700)

Earth, the outer-region wars, and Blade River Emperor

Before leaving for the outer-region wars, Luo Feng is forced to confront why powerful outsiders are suddenly trying to buy Earth. He refuses even Undying Knight's pressure because Earth is not merely property but the home of an entire human line, then withstands Yan Zhu's coercion until support from his teachers and the Virtual Universe Company arrives. A much later explanation from Sitting Mountain Guest establishes that he created the Earthling line while seeking souls capable of inheriting Star Tower and practicing the Linear Element Technique. Luo Feng does not yet know that design, but his refusal preserves the planet long enough for Earthlings to control their own future rather than become raw material for outside powers. (Chapters 703–729 and 1486)

As a Sector Lord in the outer-region wars, Luo Feng deliberately fights above the level expected of him. He uses enemy groups to test his newly created blade work, discovers that ordinary strength cannot permanently kill an undying body, and brings the Golden Horned body, armor, plant life, and Shi Wu Wings into increasingly dangerous combinations. His purpose is not contribution points alone. Each fight exposes a limitation—movement, damage, soul defense, or the inability to prevent regeneration—and he revises his tactics accordingly, until the anonymous silver-winged combatant is treated as an emperor-level threat despite technically remaining a sector lord. (Chapters 746–829)

The Star Tower inheritance makes that battlefield rise inseparable from a private ordeal. Drawn into the tower, Luo Feng learns that he is the third Earthling candidate chosen to attempt ownership. He accepts the trial knowing that failure means the collapse of his soul, sends Heavy Arrow away rather than bind a subordinate to his uncertain fate, and endures more than six thousand years of continuously increasing soul pain. When even thought begins to fail, attachment to his family remains the last impulse holding his soul together. His success gives him Star Tower and confirms him as Sitting Mountain Guest's disciple, but its deeper effect is the transformation of his will into something that later threats and soul attacks struggle to shake. (Chapters 874–885)

After emerging, Luo Feng uses the identity Blade River Emperor to keep enemies from connecting his battlefield strength to his family and institutional status. He defeats and enslaves emperor-level enemies, builds a force of powerful servants, and wins a reputation through a concentrated series of battles, while the Virtual Universe Company's protection keeps the two identities formally separate. Passing the Sector Lord Primal Sky Mountain proves that his achievement is not merely equipment-dependent, and he spends part of the wealth and influence won in war on defenses for his family and Earth. The battlefield identity thus serves both his appetite for dangerous combat and his older need to keep retaliation away from home. (Chapters 886–965)

Undying ascent and Universe Ocean

Luo Feng's final body choice is driven by survivability on a scale his earlier clones cannot provide. After failing to breed a World Tree, he risks entering Nine Remoteness territory, studies the relationship between its princes and their seas, and obtains sea water from which he breeds a Remote Ocean body. When that body matures, its talent Creation lets him study life structures and its expanding ocean becomes a reserve from which destroyed bodies can be remade. The gain is not immediate invulnerability—the body must grow and its energy can still be exhausted—but it gives Luo Feng the replenishment and continuity needed for battles far beyond normal undyings. (Chapters 966–1004)

Reaching the perfect life-gene level causes the universe to bestow I Am the Universe on Luo Feng, but becoming undying still requires him to break the Golden Horned Beast's exceptionally strong core. He spends tens of thousands of years creating three increasingly powerful Star Map moves, uses Star and Fire Soaring Sky to shatter the core, and converts all his bodies into godly bodies sharing one life imprint. The vast Remote Ocean makes the quantity of his godly power as important as its quality, while his near-10,000-fold life-gene level and true treasures let him fight universe overlords almost immediately. He then tests that new position in the Original Stars and other dangerous regions, sometimes winning through planning and escape rather than simple superiority, and earns standing at the summit of the universe-overlord class. (Chapters 1003–1087)

When a critical bottleneck sends him home, Luo Feng recognizes that continual wandering has made Earth feel distant despite being the reason for his journey. He chooses the Milky Way as his permanent foundation, moves Star Tower there, and builds a protected center for his family and the Earth line. That decision does not end exploration; it gives it a stable point of return. As he moves into Universe Ocean, detailed maps, Shi Wu Wing components, supreme treasures, and the dangers of Tilted Peak Sector and Universe Boat become resources for humanity rather than private trophies, and his contribution of a far better map substantially improves the race's prospects. (Chapters 1088–1216)

The Duan Dong River inheritance turns Luo Feng from a powerful explorer into the custodian of an ancient system. He enters the Boat of Mausoleum with many rival powers, persists through the Rhinoceros Emperor Game and willpower tests, and chooses to continue when failure would mean death for both himself and those associated with him. Becoming the new Duan Dong River gives him the Blood Shadow blade inheritance, a training space, memory stones, and knowledge reaching beyond the current universe eras. More importantly, it makes him responsible for deciding how much of that knowledge can safely be used to strengthen humanity without surrendering its decisive advantage. (Chapters 1217–1262)

Race war and the World of Jin

Huge Axe's death removes the deterrent that had shielded humanity and exposes how much the race's enemies fear the Duan Dong River inheritance. Luo Feng helps Primal Chaos City Leader prepare for a coalition war, refuses demands that would hand away humanity's future, and uses Star Tower, Boat of Mausoleum, his new techniques, and coordinated formations to contest forces far larger than the human core. His breakthrough to Universe Master comes during the crisis when studying Teacher Origin's Palm Universe dissolves a long-standing bottleneck. Rather than withdrawing to consolidate, he uses the resulting rise in godly power and technique to help capture hostile universe masters, turning what looked like humanity's extinction into a negotiated victory and a period of expansion. (Chapters 1263–1311)

Luo Feng then spends millions of years refining the godly-body path and searching Universe Ocean for components of Shi Wu Wings and other legacies. His role expands from champion to strategic leader: he weighs alliances, exchanges portions of ancient inheritance for necessary support, and protects humanity's central knowledge from powers that would use it against them. By the time the World of Jin appears, he is willing to enter first, but he sends Star Tower and the most irreplaceable treasures back with another body. That division reflects his mature approach to risk—he still goes where no reliable map exists, while refusing to stake his race's entire future on one expedition. (Chapters 1312–1343)

Inside the World of Jin, Luo Feng studies local language and society, joins the East Army as “Milky Way,” and enters the Python River special army. He discovers that military service is both the only route to the world's profound inheritances and a system designed to kill the unqualified. In Wu Qi Tower he survives combat, willpower, technique, and comprehension trials, chooses the harder godly-power route when offered safer rewards, and reaches the ninth floor. The Godly King's virtual consciousness recognizes the unprecedented success, grants him Wu Qi God and a higher inheritance, and gives him authority that places him above the army's generals even though he keeps that status secret. (Chapters 1344–1393)

That authority gives Luo Feng a means to answer attacks that ordinary strength could not reach. When Purple Moon Holy Land attempts to have World of Jin commanders eliminate him, he subdues rather than kills the deceived commanders and identifies the outside instigators. He later uses the world's military system to eliminate hundreds of hostile infiltrators at once and retrieves true treasures and machine-type valuables for humanity. His conduct distinguishes enemies who knowingly target his race from local figures manipulated by false evidence, while his rewards become a collective arsenal that prepares humanity for the crisis the primal universe has warned is approaching. (Chapters 1394–1402)

The Sector Beast crisis and transcendence

The primal universe's warning identifies Sector Beasts as destruction incarnate and presses Luo Feng to act before they produce a final king. He refuses to rush blindly into their nest, wary that the origin willpower may also see him as a threat, and instead prepares machine-type weapons, soul defenses, multiple bodies, and intelligence. His first clashes with Morosa establish both sides' limits: Luo Feng can overpower and trap the beast, but its Sector Light Passageway lets it escape by sacrificing its own level. He publicly reports the danger rather than concealing failure, because every miniature universe must understand that conventional true-god force is not enough. (Chapters 1400–1434)

Morosa's blood becomes the missing evidence for Luo Feng's godly-power path. Remote Ocean's Creation analyzes a life diagram composed of 100,000 points; after a trillion eras of study, Luo Feng discovers a common structure between life and the Sector Beasts' opposing power. The insight raises his own life-gene level from 89,999 to 100,000 times, triggering a transformation witnessed across the primal universe. He then unifies his bodies, becomes a True God, and builds a miniature universe around 100,000 Heavens and the Beginning of the Origin, a structure whose central origin rapidly converts chaotic airflow into godly power. (Chapters 1435–1443)

The breakthrough lets Luo Feng capture Morosa, but ordinary enslavement techniques vanish against the “sector” protecting its soul. By reproducing Sector Beast power and using a top enslavement inheritance, he penetrates that defense and makes Morosa his servant. This success gives him direct knowledge of every Sector Beast stage, but it also changes the crisis: all other Sector Beasts sense Morosa's enslavement and accelerate their contest to prevent an enslaved candidate from becoming king. Luo Feng therefore turns Morosa into both an intelligence source and the only acceptable survivor, while preparing to stop millions of other beasts from destroying the miniature universes they feed upon. (Chapters 1444–1450)

During the final campaign, Luo Feng uses Star Tower, his miniature-universe technique, Shi Wu Wings, machine treasures, and the cooperation of Universe Ocean's remaining powers to hunt the beasts. The conflict destroys many miniature universes and repeatedly forces him to choose between conserving his own power and protecting Morosa's route to kingship. Against Mo He, the final free competitor, Luo Feng stands between its ultimate attack and Morosa, allowing Star Tower and his own body to absorb the damage that would end his plan. Mo He's defeat leaves Morosa as the sole survivor; Morosa becomes the king while remaining enslaved, ending the crisis without replacing it with an uncontrolled embodiment of destruction. (Chapters 1451–1479)

Victory allows Luo Feng to settle old and collective obligations. Morosa destroys Purple Moon Holy Land, whose ruler had repeatedly tried to exterminate Luo Feng and suppress humanity, and the primal-universe origin releases Teacher Origin as promised. Over the following six trillion eras, Luo Feng preserves Earth inside his miniature universe, supports the rise of the Milky Way Kingdom, studies destruction through Morosa, and advances from True God through Void True God to Eternal True God. The quiet era does not erase his appetite for discovery; when the original universe reaches its end, he observes its destruction, secures his people, and prepares to leave the universe that shaped him. (Chapters 1480–1485)

At the reincarnation passage, Luo Feng enters first so Teacher Origin will not bear an unknown danger. Beyond the constraints of Universe Ocean, Sitting Mountain Guest's virtual consciousness reveals that he was the Godly King of Jin and explains the debt he hopes Luo Feng will one day repay in the Land of Origin. Luo Feng accepts the larger horizon without treating revenge as his only purpose. Carrying Morosa and Star Tower, he passes through the portal because he wants both to protect those behind him and to see the highest reaches of existence for himself. (Chapter 1486)

Luo He in Huyang City

Luo Feng enters the Land of Origin as an Eternal True God accompanied by Morosa, but treats his new surroundings with caution rather than triumph. Both possess Perfect Divine Bodies capable of concealing life signs, fate, and appearance, yet Luo Feng warns that stronger beings could trace and annihilate every surviving drop of blood. He therefore hides Morosa's Sector Beast nature, uses the public name Luo He, and studies the local hierarchy before seeking a city. The first clash on the road exposes gaps in his trapping and escape methods, so he begins the Primal Chaos Great Strength Diagram, World Breaking Nine Blades, and other inheritances while his still-growing body draws power from his miniature universe. (Chapters 1487–1498)

In Huyang City, Luo Feng purchases a residence and converts danger into the resources needed for cultivation. He accepts bounties through the Flame Wind Pavilion, but his choices remain personal rather than indiscriminate: he kills the Blood Python Association Leader after Diaorong Qi seeks revenge for her family, refuses to take her remaining wealth or bind her as a servant, and protects ordinary people harmed by local powers. He also keeps his true depth hidden, letting outsiders classify Luo He as an unusually strong Eternal True God while Morosa provides intelligence, consumes selected enemies, and serves as a concealed final measure. The resulting wealth funds repeated body refinements and gives Luo Feng the status to intervene without becoming dependent on one city faction. (Chapters 1494–1539)

The pursuit of Divine Monarch Xue Yun demonstrates how Luo Feng combines anger with preparation. He judges the fugitive more dangerous for his caution and realm than for his body, uses the Myriad Realms Escape Command to maintain pursuit, and has Morosa disguise himself within the Primal Chaos Domain until a decisive opening appears. After mastering the Lie Yuan Technique and breaking his will into the Godly King threshold, Luo Feng can suppress most Primal Chaos opponents at the consciousness level; he nevertheless continues to conceal both Morosa and the full scope of his own body. Marquis of Jiu Jiang's support and Luo Feng's victories make “Great Saint Luo He” a regional power rather than a solitary bounty hunter. (Chapters 1544–1563)

The Heartshadow Sect's campaign against Huyang and Marquis Liu Yin's advance force Luo Feng to take a public side. He breaks the sect's formations and plundering force, fights multiple Primal Chaos beings, and reveals enough strength to be recognized as a Primal Chaos Realm existence when he pierces the Envoy of the Snow Realm and spares its coerced True Gods of Void Space. He then defeats Marquis Liu Yin, receives Huyang City, and helps establish a new order in which the city is no longer merely contested property between larger powers. During the same period he accepts Moyu Qingyan as his first Land of Origin disciple; because Qingyan's talent is limited, Luo Feng relies on Morosa and later Teacher Origin to help teach him rather than pretending that status alone guarantees advancement. (Chapters 1572–1602)

Chu Capital and an emperor's disciple

Emperor Chu Yu brings Luo Feng to Chu Capital as a Guest Elder, giving him access to the Flame Wind Ancient Country's missions and cultivation resources. Luo Feng also secretly retrieves Teacher Origin—known locally at this stage as the Primordial Ancestor—from a minor posting and places him within his own protected household. The reunion reverses their former roles without diminishing their trust: Luo Feng now has the resources and combat power, while Teacher Origin takes on administration and instruction that Luo Feng is poorly placed to handle personally. Luo Feng keeps this connection quiet because the contest among Emperor Chu's first-rank marquises makes every associate a possible target. (Chapters 1603–1610)

Pressure from Marquis Chu Yuan, Marquis Chu Ji, and their Guest Elders turns Luo Feng's body research into an immediate political weapon. Studying Golden Feather Divine Bird material helps him refine his Perfect Divine Body until its raw power transcends the ordinary Primal Chaos Realm; he can overwhelm five pinnacle opponents, though he candidly notes that his techniques are still crude compared with a true Godly King. The victory changes his standing throughout the Land of Origin and draws recognition from powers that had treated him as merely another strong Guest Elder. His spiritual will also rises to the threshold of the Second Realm of Godly King after his life-stage transformation, enabling far greater control of Galaxy Blade Light. (Chapters 1611–1616)

Emperor Chu accepts Luo Feng as a direct disciple and supports the two fields central to his future: life-form construction and destruction. A golden-scale-beetle corpse lets Luo Feng approach the complex Ten Directions World Form through concrete structures, while a Primordial Crystal Spirit Fruit and Morosa's manifested Destruction Dao accelerate comprehension that inheritance alone could not provide. Luo Feng repays the relationship through missions rather than ceremonial loyalty, competing for Blood Spirit Golden Pearls, suppressing dangerous Primordial Bloodline creatures, and accepting the consequences when his intervention at Xiangjie City violates the ancient country's rules. Emperor Chu reduces the damage but explicitly warns that later recklessness could close Luo Feng's cultivation path. (Chapters 1622–1649)

Assigned to guard Xiangjie City without the usual merit reward, Luo Feng delegates its ordinary affairs to Teacher Origin and turns the punishment into research. He respects the prohibition on stealing or slaughtering the creatures behind the world entrance, studies their life forms through permitted observation, and uses the posting as a base while joining Reincarnation Tower and entering Infinite Space. The arrangement typifies his mature response to institutional pressure: he does not confuse an unfavorable sentence with personal defeat, but extracts knowledge from the lawful opportunities still open to him. (Chapters 1650–1656)

Godly King and Galaxy Ruler

Infinite Space strips entrants of their original bodies and Origin Daos, making spiritual will and direct control decisive. Luo Feng's Lie Yuan Technique and will cultivation let him kill a Godly King avatar and survive contests in which his Perfect Divine Body cannot carry him. His will reaches the Ultimate-Realm Godly King threshold there, while the Reincarnation Tower, World Life Form research, and Emperor Chu's inheritances help him build a body capable of supporting the next formal realm. When he finally becomes a Godly King, his miniature universe undergoes its last expansion and his family witnesses the transformation from the safety of their own region. (Chapters 1654–1677)

The new realm immediately becomes political. Luo Feng confronts Emperor Tian Kun in defense of the Monarch of Yu Country, deploys multiple World Life Form avatars, and proves that a newly advanced First-Realm Godly King can force a deeply accumulated Second-Realm opponent to negotiate. Ten Primal Chaos Prefectures become compensation and a territorial foundation. The battle also allows Sitting Mountain Guest, now reincarnated and cultivating a Primordial Bloodline, to meet his disciple openly; Luo Feng promises to bear the central burden of revenge against Shi Kingdom, while his teacher refuses to surrender his own path or become only a beneficiary of Luo Feng's strength. (Chapters 1680–1690)

Luo Feng establishes the Blade River Sect to turn territory and inheritance into a lasting cultivation system rather than a personal estate. Exploration of Dream Domain, observation of Morosa's complete Destruction Dao, and creation of the Chaotic Hole Undying Light drive him toward the Second Realm. The public claim precedes the underlying formal advances: his Destruction Path reaches Second-Realm Godly King in Chapter 1717 and his Life Path follows in Chapter 1719. When the ancient country's emperors attempt to assign him a three-thousand-era caretaker task precisely while his cultivation is accelerating, Luo Feng refuses and accepts the resulting institutional dispute instead of exchanging his decisive period of growth for favor. (Chapters 1691–1721)

His campaign against Shi Kingdom's hidden actors becomes both vengeance and a test of limits. Luo Feng hunts the killers tied to Sitting Mountain Guest's old enemies, uses Morosa's growth and his own avatars to attack targets who expect the ancient countries to shield them, and kills the Ancestral God of the Snow Realm and Emperor Yuan when their conduct makes restraint impossible. He is not yet able to erase every ancient power by brute force, so he combines causality, intelligence, Star Tower, and the threat of repeated avatar attacks. The successive deaths of emperors and monarchs establish the Galaxy Divine Country and “Galaxy Ruler” as a third force independent of the two ancient-country clans. (Chapters 1723–1751)

Emperor Qing approaches Luo Feng as a potential companion rather than an enemy and tests their compatibility in a contest between his sword array and Luo Feng's Endless Blood River. Luo Feng's progression in Life, Destruction, and their fused Life and Death Dao, together with an Ultimate-Realm Life Form, places him beyond ordinary Land of Origin Godly Kings even before his fused Dao is complete. He accepts Emperor Qing's invitation to travel outside their Source World, organizes the knowledge and institutions he will leave behind, and meets Senior Yuan inside Infinite Space shortly before departure. This encounter reveals the creator of that training ground as a living figure far beyond Luo Feng's current comprehension, not the same person as Teacher Origin. (Chapters 1752–1777)

Nine Rivers and the defense of Yulan City

Luo Feng travels with Emperor Qing, Emperor Ming, and Di Fu through Infinite Primordial Space to the Nine Rivers Sacred Realm. The transmission droplet protects them from forces they cannot yet endure, while the sight of world-level Primordial life forms shows how far the scale beyond a Source World extends. In Yulan City, Luo Feng first behaves as a student and buyer: he maps prices, purchases hundreds of low-level Primordial remains, and uses the Biomimetic Eye derived from Star Tower to examine life and destruction structures that were unavailable in the Land of Origin. This systematic comparison, supported by Primordial Crystals and medicines, carries his Destruction Path and then his complete Life and Death Dao to the Ultimate Realm. (Chapters 1777–1783)

Hunting with Emperor Qing turns research into survival. Qing supplies trapping sword arrays while Luo Feng enters close combat, using five specialized avatars, Lie Yuan Technique, forbidden methods, and life-and-death transformations to reach and destroy a Primordial creature's life core. The first successful kill establishes that he can contend directly with early Divine Emperor prey, but the corrosive blood, concealment methods, and difficulty of locating a core also show why raw physical strength is insufficient. Luo Feng purchases weapons suited to both Life and Destruction and repeatedly returns to the Land of Origin to organize what the Sacred Realm exposes rather than accumulating disconnected observations. (Chapters 1784–1794)

The Undying Blood Sea Body converts those observations into a cultivation and combat framework. Luo Feng builds a large, recoverable blood-sea form, studies the Palm World and Undying Heart, and progresses from early to middle Divine Emperor Life and Death Dao. When a hunt leaves him between life and death, he does not abandon Yulan City; he accepts an elder position, defeats Elder Tian He in a public test, and earns access to the city's formations and exchange network. His rapidly rising status also separates him from Emperor Qing, Emperor Ming, and Di Fu in practical strength, although their original traveling partnership remains important. (Chapters 1795–1812)

Luo Feng joins Yuan Xiang Palace Master's defense faction because the survival of Yulan City's cultivators now depends on action rather than neutrality. He uses Lie Yuan Technique against the Insect Nest's mental network, advances his Life and Death Dao to the middle stage, and builds avatars and formation methods around the city's infrastructure. When the hidden “King” and its agents collapse the existing order, Luo Feng refuses to treat his earlier service as an unlimited debt, yet he still accepts the City Building Seal and the responsibility of keeping the city from being destroyed. The position is a burden he chooses because his breakthrough gives him the only realistic chance to hold the attackers. (Chapters 1813–1837)

During the city war, Luo Feng reaches the late Divine Emperor Life and Death Dao and fields dozens of avatars, an Undying Heart-centered blood sea, the Palm World, and a formation stronger than the combined work of hundreds of elders. He kills a super-limit opponent, suppresses four others, and then turns his formation against armies containing thousands of late and perfected Divine Emperor Primordial lives. The victory leaves him City Lord and immensely wealthy, but its central consequence is institutional: Yulan City survives, the remaining armies retreat or are destroyed, and Yuan Xiang entrusts the city's future to Luo Feng before departing to face his own Primordial contamination. (Chapters 1838–1846)

Half Primordial and the eighth Lord

Luo Feng leaves an avatar responsible for Yulan City and enters the Dark Sacred Realm, where late Divine Emperors and stronger beings gather beyond the safer cities of Nine Rivers. Rather than rely only on the Life and Death Dao that made him a city lord, he buys secret treasures and bloodline samples and studies how high-level Primordial bodies coordinate uncountable life units. His early formulation of the Mind Consciousness System is incomplete because the Biomimetic Eye cannot see a high-level bloodline's deepest structure, so he supplements direct observation with multiple bloodlines and other cultivators' knowledge instead of pretending that one specimen provides a full answer. (Chapters 1847–1856)

Even before the fused Dao formally advances, Luo Feng's extreme path and treasures make him an “invincible” existence in the Dark Sacred Realm. When fifteen Divine Emperors attempt to rob him, he collapses surrounding space-time, forces compensation, and leaves them alive under a causal deterrent rather than killing avatars that could ultimately return to their Source Worlds. Senior Yuan observes that Luo Feng does not yet meet the formal guidance threshold despite his combat strength: he has not escaped the Braided Cage, completed a world-level bloodline, or reached a Half Primordial fusion Dao. That distinction between demonstrated power and formal attainment becomes central to Luo Feng's next stage. (Chapters 1857–1865)

The Primordial Prisoner supplies the pressure needed to close the remaining gap. Luo Feng refines the Mind Consciousness System, integrates its many layers with the enormous Life and Death body, and advances the fused Dao to Half Primordial. He can then suppress and destroy a foe that other Dark Sacred Realm cultivators treat as effectively unbeatable, and Senior Yuan finally brings him into contact with the Cultivator Camp beyond the Braided Cage. There Luo Feng learns that seven Lords defend thousands of world groups against a much larger Innate Primordial Life Camp and that only a new Lord can materially reverse the territorial collapse. (Chapters 1866–1879)

Luo Feng studies millions of low- and high-level bloodlines and then many world-level bloodlines, using the Land of Origin's accelerated quiet room and the Star Tower's blood scale as references while refusing the easier route of becoming a bloodline life form. He repeatedly constructs and rejects versions of a Primordial Life and Death Dao, because a huge body without a coherent consciousness and origin system would contain fatal weaknesses. His successful version separates soul from energy origin, interweaves life and death under a unified mind, and makes the Dao itself the basis of recovery. Upon creating it, he becomes the eighth Lord; his body grows on a scale that exceeds Lord Wulan's energy reserve, while Starlight orders him to conceal the breakthrough until he can enter the ongoing war as an unknown reinforcement. (Chapters 1880–1890)

War of the Lords

The seven established Lords share their Daos, techniques, and battle information with Luo Feng because their survival depends on coordination rather than proprietary inheritance. He studies their complementary paths, creates a Life and Death Domain, a physical combat system, blade techniques, and forbidden self-destruction methods designed around his exceptional reserve and recovery. Yuan then simulates engagements against the seventy-three Ancestors already in battle, placing Luo Feng and Wulan where their bodies can absorb attacks that would destroy the more specialized Lords. Luo Feng's debut therefore rests on both personal creation and a formation whose effectiveness depends on every companion revealing his limits. (Chapters 1891–1894)

When Luo Feng joins the battlefield, the Innate Primordial Life Camp initially has no reliable intelligence on a cultivator who has reached Lord in less than two millennia outside the Land of Origin. His body and domains stabilize the Cultivator formation; when the Ancestors escalate, he breaks into 1.08 billion origins and detonates Origin Great Destruction, heavily injuring twenty-six Ancestors at enormous but recoverable cost. Other Lords immediately exploit the opening. The attack does not end the camp conflict—more than a hundred Ancestors eventually assemble—but it proves that the eighth Lord can turn numerical pressure into casualties instead of merely surviving it. (Chapters 1895–1902)

The ceasefire shifts the contest from immediate survival to territory, alliances, and preparation for the next coalition. Luo Feng helps allocate recovered world groups, establishes Galaxy Capital, restores selected figures from his earlier life to the new era, and claims the Blood Crane Territory as a mysterious land after defeating its three Lords. Refining that territory gives him Blood Power, a highest-level Life-path force, and a seat in the Land of Eternity, while the Abyss of Destruction becomes the counterpart for his unfinished offense. These gains strengthen the camp, but they also expose a weakness Luo Feng acknowledges: the Primordial Life and Death Dao is centered on life and does not by itself supply the sharpest destructive force. (Chapters 1903–1924)

Luo Feng first comprehends the highest-level Power of Breaking in the Abyss of Destruction, then recognizes that technique and accumulated patterns cannot by themselves create a second Primordial Dao. The missing condition is Heart and Dao Harmony: he must find a destructive blade direction consistent with his own values rather than copy a path of destruction for strength alone. Long heart-honing, combat, and more than ten billion rejected frameworks culminate in the complete Primordial Blade Path. The new Dao complements his Life and Death foundation, and later combined techniques let the eight Lords penetrate defenses that individual Ancestors had considered secure. (Chapters 1925–1950)

Victory and the long new order

With the Primordial Blade Path complete, Luo Feng helps the Cultivator Camp advance into the Southern River Territory and confront the coalition assembled by the Innate Primordial and Ice Peak camps. Yuan's arrays combine different Lords' strengths rather than merely adding them: Luo Feng's Life-cutting contributes to a curse-killing formation that crosses material and energy defenses, while his blade and physical systems provide direct pressure. The coalition can injure individual Lords but cannot exploit a permanent weakness in beings whose self-created Daos support recovery; once its formations fail to secure a decisive result, the Ancestors retreat and acknowledge that the order of Endless Primordial Space has changed. (Chapters 1951–1974)

Victory does not lead the eight Lords to exterminate every other camp or abandon their stated limits. They promise not to expand without bound, divide responsibility for vast territories, descend thoughts into Source Worlds to remove lingering predatory powers, and leave inheritances that permit local cultivators to rise. Luo Feng creates Life Sacred Realms as space-time anchors and habitats, choosing the Life and Death Dao because it produces larger, more stable, and more hospitable worlds than his Blade Path. He also joins Yuan and Starlight in killing the Thirteen Snake Ancestor and hundreds of world-level serpents after their destruction of Source Worlds, treating the strike as punishment and deterrence rather than conquest of the Infinite Great Snake clan's entire domain. (Chapters 1974–1980)

Across the long era that follows, Luo Feng's Land of Origin exists beyond ordinary reincarnation cycles and becomes a center from which old companions and later descendants can enter the wider age. Luo Feng can transform chosen bodies and supply resources, but he does not grant everyone the same advancement or personal access; even Hu Yan Bo receives limited resurrection and cultivation aid rather than an effortless final realm. Luo Hai chooses to reach the Land of Origin through his own cultivation, and Luo Feng continues challenging the mysterious sculptures despite repeated defeats, showing that Lord status ends neither difficulty nor his desire to improve. (Chapters 1981–1983)

At the endpoint Luo Feng balances exploration with governance and family. He bargains Yuan down to a quota of one thousand recruits from each Lord's territory because he wants promising cultivators to develop within the worlds that nurtured them, while still allowing Yuan to pursue successor training. Luo Feng spends much of his attention guiding Source Worlds, refining weapons, and creating opportunities, and also travels through new worlds with Xu Xin. His latest state is therefore not retirement or solitary supremacy: he remains one of eight mutually dependent Lords, pursuing cultivation while protecting the institutional conditions under which later cultivators can choose their own paths. (Chapter 1984)

Appearance and personality

At eighteen, Luo Feng is described as a somewhat thin teenager around 175 centimeters tall, with black hair and an ordinary blue school sports uniform. Later phases repeatedly retain the short black hair and comparatively compact Earthling frame, while his clothing changes from fighter battle gear to dark-red, black, white, golden, or silver armor according to mission and identity. His Golden Horned body is a separate physical form: an enormous black-scaled space beast with wings, a long tail, claws, and five horns marked by golden engravings. His Mosha and Remote Ocean bodies can assume other appearances, but the corpus treats all of them as manifestations governed by the same soul. (Chapters 1–2, 266, 314, 998)

Luo Feng is courteous to people who have not crossed his boundaries and notably willing to teach or protect those weaker than himself. That restraint coexists with an intense capacity for violence: once someone endangers his family, exploits fallen heroes, betrays an ally, or threatens Earth, he can decide on death without hesitation. The Golden Horned possession increases his bloodthirst, but the source explicitly distinguishes that pressure from his chosen conduct; family attachment and self-control keep the inherited savagery from determining his actions. (Chapters 1–2, 266–268, 310–315)

His most stable traits are responsibility, patience, and calculated risk. Luo Feng repeatedly accepts mortal danger, but usually after separating irreplaceable assets, preparing escape routes, or using multiple bodies to reduce the cost of failure. He is also capable of extraordinary persistence—the Star Tower ownership ordeal and the trillion-era life-structure study both depend less on sudden inspiration than on continuing after normal limits have failed. Yet his ambition is not purely sacrificial. The final chapter makes explicit that he loves battle and discovery as well as his family, and that standing at the summit matters to him because he wants to see what lies there. (Chapters 878–882, 1342, 1435–1438, 1486)

In the Land of Origin, Luo Feng usually appears as a black-haired man in black clothing under the identity Luo He; his Perfect Divine Body can suppress its aura and become other forms without leaving normal life or fate signs. His actual combat bodies grow far beyond that human scale. World Life Form avatars include enormous silver-robed and beastlike configurations, the Undying Blood Sea Body becomes an extended sea centered on a secret treasure, and his Lord body is built from an immense Life and Death operation system whose blood-scale strands permeate both exterior and interior. Exact ordinary dimensions cease to be a useful description at Lord level, and the source presents energy reserve and structural control rather than a single fixed height. (Chapters 1487–1498, 1634–1641, 1770, 1795, 1838, 1890)

Luo Feng's later severity is governed by a consistent but not pacifist ethic. He spares coerced followers and can punish attempted robbers through compensation, yet kills rulers, Primordial predators, and whole hostile formations when he concludes that their practices depend on consuming or exterminating weaker lives. Allies sometimes consider him overbearing, and Emperor Qing warns that such directness could create danger outside a Source World; Luo Feng nevertheless accepts the conflict when neutrality would leave others as food. The endpoint tempers this severity with stewardship: he limits Yuan's recruitment not from fear of competition but because successors and their home territories should retain agency. (Chapters 1511, 1595–1597, 1753–1764, 1843, 1857, 1979, 1984)

Abilities and cultivation

Luo Feng's strength is built from one consciousness operating through several bodies and avatars, combining fighter and spirit-reader methods, law comprehension, extreme willpower, life-structure research, and equipment. Some of his largest effects are item-derived rather than innate: Star Tower, Shi Wu Wings, Force Armor, the Undying Heart, Palm World, and later mysterious lands amplify capabilities his body and understanding must still be able to activate. His latest state is defined by two self-created Primordial Daos and a Lord body rather than by any single treasure, though coordinated battle with the other seven Lords remains stronger than isolated action. (Chapters 314–323, 883–885, 1392–1398, 1795–1800, 1890–1894, 1972–1974)

Fighter ranks, genetic energy, and law progression

Luo Feng begins with trained strength, speed, reaction, and blade work near the prospective-fighter threshold. Genetic-energy cultivation increases the capacity of his cells, while Dao Yin and later universe inheritances give him structured ways to progress. His ranks advance from Fighter through Wargod, Star Traveller, and Star level, then—through the Golden Horned core—to Universe, Domain Lord, Sector Lord, Undying, Universe Master, True God, Void True God, and finally Eternal True God. Rank alone never accounts for his combat level: superior life genes, law comprehension, multiple bodies, secret techniques, and treasures repeatedly let him fight opponents above the rank formally attached to his Earthling form. (Chapters 5–25, 157–203, 258–263, 468–469, 1005–1008, 1295, 1438–1443, 1484–1486)

His foundational laws are gold and space. The Golden Horned Beast is naturally suited to gold; the Mosha body is exceptionally suited to space; and the Earthling body studies the Nine Universe Tablet and translates those insights into controller and blade techniques. Training under True Yan, study of Floating Blood and the Time Space Scribbles, Blood River fusion, and the beast-god statue gradually combine those strands into the Beast God path. This shared-consciousness method allows an insight reached by one body to guide the others, though each body still needs the physical compatibility and practice to express it. (Chapters 420–477, 484–547, 730–790)

Spirit-reader power and soul combat

Luo Feng's first awakened supernatural ability is spirit energy: he can sense and manipulate objects without touching them, accelerate needles and blades to lethal speed, fly on controller weapons, and attack an opponent's consciousness. Early use is limited by his mental force, control, and the number of weapons he can coordinate; training under Babata supplies amplification and soul techniques rather than changing the underlying need for precision. The Golden Horned body's stronger consciousness raises his control ceiling, while the Nan Shen Armament and later star map convert that force into law-driven formations. (Chapters 19–25, 218–230, 314–320, 383–400)

Soul attacks and enslavement become increasingly important as physical opponents gain undying bodies. Luo Feng can destroy weaker souls directly, implant soul seals, and control powerful servants, but opponents with soul treasures, exceptional willpower, or no conventional soul can resist or invalidate those methods. The Tower Pearl and other defenses protect his own soul, while the Star Tower ordeal, black-striped stone pillars, and ancient inheritances strengthen the will directing it. His final enslavement of Morosa requires more than willpower: ordinary techniques cannot reach the soul hidden behind the beast's internal sector, so Luo Feng first reproduces Sector Beast power and then carries the enslaving imprint through that compatible energy. (Chapters 266–268, 667, 814–823, 878–885, 1210–1212, 1448–1450)

Golden Horned Beast and clone bodies

Possessing the Golden Horned Beast makes its body Luo Feng's primary biological core. It has a metal-aligned internal world, extraordinary physical strength and defense at equal rank, inherited memories, a swallowing ability used to consume metals for growth, and natural techniques including Enhance and clone breeding. Enhance temporarily raises speed and combat power through the beast's golden engravings, but the inherited account does not explain its deeper operation or exact cost. Its large body, claws, tail, and later armor make it an overwhelming close-combat form, while its internal world initially houses the Earthling and Mosha clones. (Chapters 258–263, 290–323, 469)

The clone ability can nurture bodies from biological material, but it has limited opportunities and compatibility constraints. Luo Feng uses it to recreate his Earthling body after possession, then to produce a Mosha energy body whose transformation copies another being's shape and aura for infiltration. The Mosha body's space affinity and Domain make it unusually good at concealment and escape—it can escape a black hole after ordinary spatial ripples fail—but its life genes leave it much weaker than the Earthling and Golden Horned bodies in direct combat. Attempts to breed a World Tree fail because the internal world cannot support it; the later Remote Ocean body succeeds from Nine Remoteness sea water. (Chapters 259–265, 385–420, 985–1000, and 1007)

Before the Undying breakthrough, these physically separate bodies all depend on one Golden Horned Beast core: losing a clone is survivable, but destruction of the core kills every body. Shattering that core during the Undying transition replaces this arrangement with godly bodies carrying one life imprint, allowing the Remote Ocean to replenish or recreate a destroyed combat body. The bodies remain simultaneous manifestations of Luo Feng rather than independent identities until they recombine into one original body at his True God breakthrough. (Chapters 263, 468, 1007–1008, and 1438–1441)

Life genes, Remote Ocean, and divine bodies

Blood River Crystals and the Nine Volume Manual raise Luo Feng's life-gene level, while the Remote Ocean talent Creation lets him observe life structures, reorganize genetic energy, and create new life forms. Early products are inferior to their originals and consume ocean energy, so the technique is neither perfect replication nor cost-free creation. Before True God, the ocean's immense quantity of godly power can replenish or recreate his other bodies, but transfer speed and the ocean's current reserves still limit what it can sustain in battle. Luo Feng's study stalls at 89,999 times until Sector Beast blood reveals a contrasting 100,000-point life structure. Reorganizing his own diagram into 100,000 miniature Luo Fengs achieves the perfect third stage of the godly-power route. (Chapters 511–547, 997–1004, and 1435–1438)

The universe bestows I Am the Universe when Luo Feng first reaches the 10,081-times perfect life-gene level. It burns godly power to form a micro-universe that suppresses enemies and strengthens Luo Feng; its strongest option is self-destruction of that space. The initial requirements are severe—an Undying Remote Ocean body at perfect genes, at least thirtyfold body amplification, a duration of at least nine seconds per activation, and roughly one-tenth of the original 55,000-mile body's godly power per use—which is why Luo Feng cannot treat it as a routine attack. He later demonstrates its suppression and universe-grinder applications against knights and combines the evolved miniature-universe field with weapons and domains against stronger opponents. (Chapters 1003–1004, 1065, and 1118–1126)

At breakthrough, all separate bodies return to one original body and his divine power rises to True God quality. His 100,000-Heavens miniature universe uses Beginning of the Origin as its structural core; 100,000 revolving planes feed a central void that transforms chaotic airflow into godly power at exceptional speed. The structure provides an enormous reserve and recovery rate, not immunity to injury: Mo He's final attack still wounds Luo Feng despite layered defenses. Continued study of destruction and the original universe later advances him through Void True God to Eternal True God. (Chapters 1438–1443, 1477–1479, 1484–1486)

Beast God combat and self-created techniques

Luo Feng's Beast God path fuses gold and space into a combat presence expressed through claws, blade work, movement, and domains. Blood River energy improves the Golden Horned body's compatibility; the beast-god statue and inherited techniques provide models; and repeated battlefield use turns comprehension into original techniques rather than copied forms. At Sector Lord he builds the three Star Map moves to expose and overcome specific weaknesses, culminating in a full-body beast-god charge powerful enough to break his core. In the Beast God Sector, understanding the Heart of the Beast God and studying engraving pictures lets him create Golden Light, a fast gold-space attack usable through his hands, a blade, wings, or spirit weapons. Its first full battlefield use annihilates Flourishing Light Horde Leader through ordinary true-treasure armor, but it burns more than half of Luo Feng's small Earthling godly body; Remote Ocean replenishment and later larger bodies make repeated use practical, while stronger armor can reduce a killing blow to injury. (Chapters 1006–1008 and 1062–1074)

The Duan Dong River and World of Jin inheritances add systematic methods for burning godly power, blade cultivation, willpower attacks, and machine use. They accelerate Luo Feng's development but do not grant automatic mastery: he spends long accelerated periods comprehending each level, cannot safely reveal every technique, and often lacks the rank needed to activate a treasure's full engravings. During the final Sector Beast battle, repeated observation of the beasts' Destruction helps him create the top-tier level-twelve blade technique Door of Life, whose white-gold blade light overpowers Mo He's earlier axe technique but is itself weaker than Destruction of Reincarnation. Luo Feng answers that counter with layered, item-dependent techniques: River of Stars drives the rotating Star Tower as a golden current, Door of Life removes more of the attack's force, and Shi Wu Wings protect his body from the remainder. This defense consumes enormous godly power and still injures him, establishing a limit rather than invulnerability. (Chapters 1231–1250, 1377–1393, and 1477–1478)

Perfect Divine Body, transformation, and World Life Forms

The 100,000-times life structure becomes a Perfect Divine Body in the Land of Origin. It can hide life signs, evade ordinary life locking, obscure fate, preserve recovery potential in a drop of blood, and assume other forms so completely that the disguise reproduces the target's outward life properties. These traits make Luo Feng and Morosa unusually difficult to identify, but Luo Feng explicitly rejects the idea that they guarantee survival: a sufficiently strong enemy can trace every remnant, and transformation does not supply a target's full realm or techniques. Infinite Space further proves the dependence on the actual body by replacing it with a standardized form that lacks his transformations, avatars, and Great Dao access. (Chapters 1487, 1520, 1555, 1654)

Luo Feng strengthens the body as if refining a secret treasure. The Primal Chaos Great Strength Diagram consumes materials and requires artifact-refining comprehension; Golden Feather Divine Bird material and later life-form samples let him move from a large but immature Eternal True God body to physical force beyond the ordinary Primal Chaos Realm. He initially describes the result as crude because it can overpower pinnacle opponents but lacks the refined maneuvers of a Godly King. Continued analysis produces the Black River Form, Trinity Form, Ten Directions World Form, and ultimately World Life Form avatars. These avatars imitate structural advantages found in other lives, have different travel, domain, reserve, or combat talents, and can be deployed simultaneously, but each construction is only as complete as Luo Feng's observation and current Dao. (Chapters 1498, 1520, 1540, 1611–1615, 1634–1641, 1674–1686)

At Godly King and later Divine Emperor stages, Luo Feng's body can act like a world and withstand forces that ordinary cultivators need contaminated Primordial Bloodlines to obtain. The Ultimate-Realm Life Form marks a structural transformation rather than the completion of an Origin Dao: it gives extraordinary strength and survival, while his formal Life, Destruction, and fused Dao comprehension continue advancing separately. The five major avatars used beyond the Source World inherit different specialties and permit scouting, close combat, domains, and reserve management, yet losses still consume energy and secret-treasure cores cannot be duplicated without limit. (Chapters 1677–1686, 1764–1771, 1784–1785)

Spiritual will, Lie Yuan Technique, and heart honing

The Lie Yuan Technique is a willpower secret technique received from Sitting Mountain Guest's arrangements and cultivated through pain, emotion, and repeated direct pressure. It attacks an opponent's consciousness rather than simply damaging the body; in Huyang it lets Luo Feng suppress beings whose physical ranks exceed his public Eternal True God identity, while against the Insect Nest it disrupts the consciousness system linking many bodies. Its effect depends on the gap in will and on the target's organization. Powerful will defenses, Divine-Emperor-level Dao, special consciousness structures, and opponents without an accessible conventional soul can resist or reduce it, so Luo Feng uses it to create openings rather than treating it as a universal kill. (Chapters 1556–1563, 1655, 1785, 1815–1817, 1837)

His will advances on a track distinct from bodily realm. The Heart of Eternality within the Three Thousand Void Calamity Beast Diagram raises it from peak Primal Chaos to the Godly King threshold while he remains an Eternal True God; later life-stage change brings the Second-Realm threshold, and Infinite Space's will-focused trials bring the Ultimate-Realm Godly King threshold. The Seven Emotions Heart Refining method draws on music and feeling, whereas the Great Destruction Heart Refining Technique uses sustained destructive pressure to preserve fighting intent. These methods can improve control of a huge body and the number of Galaxy Blade Lights he can command, but chapters 1611 and 1661 treat the advances as gradual will accumulation, not equivalent bodily-realm breakthroughs. (Chapters 1500, 1556–1562, 1611, 1622, 1654–1661)

At Half Primordial, will becomes an engineering problem as well as a dueling weapon. Every life unit in Luo Feng's vast body can carry a subordinate consciousness; without coordination their disagreements and attrition prevent full control. He builds a layered Mind Consciousness System that unifies these sub-consciousnesses without erasing their shared memory, making the total mind and body far more efficient. Observation of high-level Primordial bloodlines provides models but not a complete diagram, so Luo Feng must compare many systems and construct the missing core himself. This system is incorporated into his Lord body and later helps him resist coalition soul techniques, although coordinated enemy soul specialists can still pressure the Lords and require Yuan's formation and collective defenses. (Chapters 1853–1873, 1886–1890, 1969–1974)

Life, Destruction, and the Life and Death Dao

Luo Feng reaches Eternal True God by comprehending Sources of Life and Destruction, then develops them as separate Origin Daos and as a fused Life and Death route. Life supports growth, recovery, transformation, and world-form construction; Destruction supplies cutting, annihilation, and the Sector Beast-derived perspective needed to understand opposing structures. The fused route is not a simple alternation between the two. Its branches combine continuity, change, death, and rebirth into techniques such as Chaotic Hole Undying Light, the Eye of Life and Death, and body forms able to turn injury and reserve into renewed attacks. Morosa can display the complete Destruction Dao for study, but Luo Feng must still comprehend and create techniques himself. (Chapters 1486, 1563–1565, 1590–1592, 1635–1646, 1707–1719)

The paths advance asynchronously. Destruction and Life separately enter Second-Realm Godly King in Chapters 1717 and 1719, while the fused Life and Death Dao reaches that realm in Chapter 1758; Life then reaches complete/Ultimate earlier than Destruction, and the Sacred Realm's remains help close the latter gap. Low-level Primordial bones and cores reveal applications beyond a complete Source-World Dao, letting Luo Feng create Ultimate techniques and later early-, middle-, and late-stage Divine Emperor versions. This research is empirical and costly: remains expose only their preserved structures, Primordial Crystals and medicines accelerate thought but are consumed, and organizing observations into his own system takes many epochs. (Chapters 1717–1719, 1758–1770, 1781–1798, 1817, 1838–1842)

At Half Primordial, the fused Dao supplies an enormous body whose life units continually die and renew, a Life and Death Array, causal pursuit, and recovery that can outlast most opponents below Primordial. The extremity of the fusion gives greater combat power but makes balance and completion harder than an ordinary path; Senior Yuan explicitly distinguishes Luo Feng's invincible combat performance from formal Half Primordial attainment. Completion requires the Mind Consciousness System, while the later Primordial Dao requires Luo Feng to construct an origin, operation, and body without a fatal life core. His solution uses many distributed origins to hold energy while keeping the soul outside any single breakable center: “Dao is immortal” becomes the basis of Lord recovery rather than a claim that an isolated avatar cannot be damaged. (Chapters 1833, 1853–1858, 1868–1873, 1886–1890)

As a Lord, the Primordial Life and Death Dao enables vitality deprivation against weaker Primordial lives, enormous domains, avatar reconstruction, self-destruction followed by recovery, and creation of Life Sacred Realms. Its reserve exceeds Wulan's by more than threefold at Luo Feng's debut and its recovery ranks among the Cultivator Camp's highest, making Origin Great Destruction tactically viable. The Dao remains life-centered, however: Luo Feng recognizes that it lacks a dedicated highest-level destructive edge, while even its vast body can be restrained by multiple Ancestors and needs other Lords' techniques to turn endurance into a decisive formation. (Chapters 1890–1900, 1919–1928, 1972–1975)

Biomimetic Eyes and observational cultivation

The Eye of Life and Death originates in Luo Feng's study of Star Tower's deep secret patterns. Its biomimetic variants concentrate observation in a third eye: the Life and Death version detects hidden low-level Primordial lives and structural fluctuations, while the Destruction version examines remains, life cores, bloodline patterns, and causal traces. In Nine Rivers its scouting is comparable to top Divine Emperor methods and sees ambushers that companions cannot detect; in Yulan it supports formation control and the location of enemies across a city; in the Dark Sacred Realm it lets Luo Feng compare high-level bloodlines and lock onto robbers through causality. (Chapters 1759, 1778–1785, 1813–1817, 1838, 1853–1858)

The Eyes do not reproduce whatever they observe. Luo Feng cannot initially penetrate the Braided Cage, cannot see the deepest parts of a high-level Primordial Mind Consciousness System, and must buy or earn access to appropriate samples. Observation yields secret patterns that then require interpretation, comparison, and integration with his own Dao. This limitation is productive: by identifying precisely what the Eye misses, Luo Feng turns from copying surface structures to organizing millions of bloodlines and constructing a coherent Life and Death system. At Lord level it remains a research and battlefield perception method rather than a substitute for the Primordial Daos themselves. (Chapters 1778–1783, 1853, 1876–1889)

Undying Blood Sea, avatars, and Lord combat systems

The Undying Blood Sea Body is developed in Yulan from Life and Death principles and centered on the Undying Heart secret treasure. It spreads Luo Feng's energy through a blood sea with roughly a hundredfold reserve in its advanced city-war use; the Palm World supplies a worldlike pressure and claw attacks, while transformation between dispersed sea and concentrated body frustrates conventional lethal blows. The form is not literally deathless: corrosion, super-limit attacks, loss of energy, destruction of its treasure core, or attacks beyond Luo Feng's Dao can still defeat an avatar. Its representative use is the defense of Yulan, where it survives direct assaults, kills Shu Guang Demon Lord, and supports thirty-four avatars while Luo Feng's formation isolates entire armies. (Chapters 1795–1809, 1831–1843)

The Lord-level successor system is broader. Luo Feng's Life and Death Domain suppresses and erodes a battlefield; his physical system uses scale-strand reinforcement throughout the body rather than only exterior armor; his blade system concentrates force; and forbidden methods convert distributed origins into explosive attacks. Origin Great Destruction disperses him into 1.08 billion origins and detonates enough power to heavily injure twenty-six Ancestors, after which recovery is possible because no single origin contains his soul. This is a high-cost formation-breaking move, not routine offense, and works best when Ming Huang, Mo Man, Jin, Starlight, Yuan, and the other Lords can exploit the resulting weakness. (Chapters 1889–1900)

Luo Feng also creates combat and governance applications from the same system. He can use Life and Death to form hospitable Holy Realms, alter selected life forms to Godly King or Divine Emperor bodies, and descend thoughts to guide Source Worlds. These are controlled transformations rather than proof that every recipient shares his Dao or can become a Lord; the endpoint shows that access is selective and personal cultivation remains necessary. In coalition war, the Life-cutting blade technique becomes one component of the Curse Tribulation Killing Array, contributing about thirty percent of a strike that only works through Yuan's command and the simultaneous techniques of Mo Man, Jin, and Starlight. (Chapters 1972, 1975, 1981–1984)

Power of Breaking and the Primordial Blade Path

Blade cultivation runs through Luo Feng's entire life, but the Primordial Blade Path begins as a deliberate answer to the Life and Death Dao's offensive limitation. The Blood Crane Territory exposes a highest-level Life power, while the Abyss of Destruction provides seven highest-level destruction powers and opponents through which he can test an incomplete framework. He first comprehends the Power of Breaking, a highest-level force that gives his enormous energy a sharp destructive outlet. Chapter 1929 explicitly states that this is not yet the Primordial Blade Path: it can be combined with Life and Death for Lord-level offense, but remains narrower and less complete than a self-created Dao. (Chapters 1908–1928)

The final barrier is spiritual alignment. Luo Feng rejects destructive inheritances whose will would annihilate everything for strength, so accumulation alone leaves his proposed Dao unable to harmonize with his heart. Through memory, battle, heart-honing, and billions of design attempts, he defines a blade that cuts what he judges should be cut rather than worshipping destruction itself. In Chapter 1950 that orientation and the accumulated secret patterns form a complete Primordial Blade Path. It supports multiple newly created combat techniques and, when combined with the Primordial Life and Death Dao, removes the former split between overwhelming reserve and insufficient killing edge. (Chapters 1929–1959)

The Blade Path is latest-state offense, not unlimited supremacy. Enemy formations, undying Ancestors, soul specialists, and mysterious-land support can still withstand or divert individual strikes, and the largest victories come from coordination. Luo Feng's blade light helps cross the Infinite World to kill the Thirteen Snake Ancestor and contributes to arrays that pierce layered defenses, while his Life and Death Dao remains preferable for creating worlds and sustaining populations. The two Daos therefore remain complementary rather than one superseding the other: blade for concentrated severing and Life and Death for body, domain, recovery, and creation. (Chapters 1950–1979)

Power progression

Relationships

• Xu Xin: Luo Feng's school crush becomes his wife and the mother of his children. Her presence ties his cosmic ambitions to a home he repeatedly chooses to preserve; after he becomes a Lord, he still sets aside time to travel with her through new Source Worlds rather than treating eternity as separation from family. (Chapters 1–2, 225–252, 470–474, 1484–1485, 1677, 1984)
• Luo Hua: Luo Feng's younger brother is one of the first reasons he seeks wealth and status. Luo Hua later develops into an investor and helps manage the family's affairs, while Luo Feng continues to treat his security and dignity as a personal responsibility. (Chapters 1–5, 270–290, 470–474)
• Hong: Hong begins as Earth's strongest fighter and Luo Feng's institutional leader, then becomes his sworn elder brother and long-term peer. Their paths diverge in emphasis, but both repeatedly place Earth and humanity above personal safety. (Chapters 112–158, 248–274, 391–392, 703–729)
• Thunder God: Thunder God is Luo Feng's second sworn elder brother. Their bond is forged through Earth's crises and continues through the genius battle and later cosmic life, combining teasing familiarity with mutual trust in mortal danger. (Chapters 248–274, 391–439, 668–715)
• Babata: Babata is the living AI of Yun Mo Planet who recruits Luo Feng for Hu Yan Bo's inheritance, teaches him universe knowledge, and manages equipment, intelligence, and training. Their relationship develops from instructor and inheritor into a constant, candid partnership. (Chapters 218–230, 235–323, 380–400)
• Primal Chaos City Leader: The leader becomes Luo Feng's highest human teacher and political protector. He gives strategic guidance and treasures without removing danger from Luo Feng's path, while Luo Feng repays that trust by strengthening humanity and carrying its cultivators into the long era of the Land of Origin. (Chapters 447–475, 909–910, 1088–1216, 1263–1311, 1677, 1981–1984)
• True Yan Knight: True Yan recognizes the direction Luo Feng needs in Primal Chaos City, recommends Floating Blood, and accepts him as a disciple. Luo Feng remains grateful for both technical instruction and the teacher's direct, protective concern. (Chapters 453–473, 483–547, 703–729)
• Huge Axe Creator: Huge Axe is humanity's principal deterrent in Universe Ocean and treats Luo Feng's rise as part of the race's future. His death forces Luo Feng into a strategic leadership role earlier than expected; after Luo Feng becomes a Lord, he restores Huge Axe as one of the human dead resurrected in his Origin World. (Chapters 1179–1213, 1263–1280, and 1905–1907)
• Sitting Mountain Guest: Sitting Mountain Guest secretly prepares Luo Feng as Earth's successful Star Tower candidate and later accepts him as a disciple. During reincarnation Luo Feng learns that his teacher was the Godly King of Jin; after both arrive in the Land of Origin, the reincarnated teacher sees Luo Feng confront Shi Kingdom far sooner than expected. Luo Feng accepts the burden of revenge without asking Sitting Mountain Guest to abandon his own Primordial Bloodline cultivation. (Chapters 876–885, 1054–1088, 1412, 1484–1486, 1616, 1688–1690)
• Teacher Origin: Formerly Luo Feng's distant human ancestor and later the prisoner whose release follows the Sector Beast victory, Teacher Origin reaches the Land of Origin under the local title Primordial Ancestor. Luo Feng quietly removes him from a minor military post, entrusts him with household and city administration, and continues to respect his judgment even after their relative power reverses. Teacher Origin and the legendary Senior Yuan are separate people in the local corpus. (Chapters 1481–1486, 1607, 1650, 1672, 1756, 1774)
• Duan Dong River: The final Duan Dong River tests Luo Feng as a possible successor and entrusts him with the lineage after he proves his comprehension, will, and judgment. The inherited training space and knowledge become central to humanity's later survival. (Chapters 1217–1250)
• Dylan: Dylan serves as the leader of Luo Feng's guard team during his Domain Lord posting, supporting both official duties and the defense of Earth while Luo Feng remains below undying rank. (Chapters 668–729)
• Morosa: Morosa begins as the Sector Beast Luo Feng cannot kill, later becomes his enslaved intelligence source, and survives as the king of the Sector Beasts under Luo Feng's command. In the Land of Origin he hides as Luo Sa, acts as Luo Feng's servant, teacher, scout, and concealed combat reserve, and manifests the Destruction Dao so Luo Feng can study it. Their bond is compulsory in origin, but Morosa's loyalty after enslavement is absolute and Luo Feng repeatedly protects the secrecy on which his survival depends. (Chapters 1425–1450, 1477–1487, 1555, 1607, 1635–1646, 1707–1719)
• Moyu Qingyan: Luo Feng's first disciple in the Land of Origin has modest innate talent but persistent loyalty. Luo Feng gives him safety, resources, and freedom to choose his associates, while openly relying on Morosa and Teacher Origin for much of the technical teaching and eventually supporting his change to the Bloodline Cultivation System. (Chapters 1508–1509, 1594, 1616, 1650)
• Emperor Chu: Emperor Chu accepts Luo Feng as a direct disciple after Luo Feng transcends the Primal Chaos Realm. His gifts and targeted questions advance Luo Feng's Life and Destruction research, and he protects Luo Feng from the worst institutional consequences without erasing accountability for the Xiangjie City incident. (Chapters 1615, 1622–1623, 1627, 1646–1649, 1677–1680, 1718–1719)
• Emperor Qing: Emperor Qing recognizes Luo Feng as the only contemporary from the Land of Origin suited to accompany him beyond the Source World. Their sword-array and Blood River test establishes mutual respect, after which they travel, scout, and hunt together in Nine Rivers; Luo Feng's later growth outpaces the partnership, but Qing remains one of the figures who helped him enter Yulan society. (Chapters 1753–1754, 1777–1794, 1810, 1840)
• Senior Yuan: The creator of Infinite Space and one of the Cultivator Lords meets Luo Feng before his departure from the Land of Origin, later guides him after the Half Primordial breakthrough, and coordinates the eight-Lord formations. Luo Feng respects Yuan's seniority but argues with him over successor quotas at the endpoint. He is distinct from Teacher Origin. (Chapters 1654, 1774, 1873–1894, 1972–1974, 1984)

Items

• Star Tower: Luo Feng survives its ownership trial, uses it as a palace, weapon, prison, and soul-protecting treasure, and carries it through reincarnation. In the Land of Origin its blood scale and deep Life, Destruction, and Life and Death patterns become central research objects; it also conceals his household, avatars, and cultivation spaces. (Chapters 874–885, 1094–1099, 1477–1498, 1634–1646, 1717–1759, 1853–1890)
• Shi Wu Wings: A multi-component wing treasure used for instantaneous movement, spatial control, defense, and later increasingly powerful support domains. (Chapters 746–789, 1081–1082, 1206–1211, 1398)
• Boat of Mausoleum: The vessel becomes both the site and instrument of the Duan Dong River succession, then serves humanity as a secure palace and transport. (Chapters 1214–1250, 1294)
• Nan Shen Armament: Luo Feng's principal early controller weapon, whose nine forms force him to combine mental control with gold and space law comprehension. (Chapters 382–400, 454–475)
• Yun Mo Planet Ship: Hu Yan Bo's damaged ship and inheritance center; Luo Feng inherits it through Babata and later has it repaired for travel and protection. (Chapters 216–230, 482)
• Force Armor: A treasure prepared by Sitting Mountain Guest to amplify and protect Luo Feng's powerful bodies; he risks it in fights where ordinary armor cannot survive. (Chapters 883–885, 1033–1034, 1054–1058)
• Blood Shadow Blade: Luo Feng's recurring close-combat blade name, later renewed through the Duan Dong River inheritance as the weapon associated with his mature blade path. (Chapters 23–25, 490, 761–790, 1250)
• Bloodshadow Knife: Luo Feng's Lord-era blade carries techniques from the Primordial Blade Path and becomes his contribution to coordinated killing arrays against the Ancestor coalition. (Chapters 1950–1959, 1972–1979)
• Blood Spirit Golden Pearl: A contested cultivation resource whose eruptions draw Luo Feng into an Emperor Chu mission; the struggle tests his avatar, domain, and treasure-snatching methods before his Godly King breakthrough. (Chapters 1632–1641)
• Water Drop Flying Boat: The transmission droplet used by Luo Feng and Emperor Qing's group to cross Infinite Primordial Space safely between the Land of Origin, Nine Rivers Sacred Realm, and later destinations. It is transport and protection supplied by the Sacred Realm system rather than Luo Feng's personal combat creation. (Chapters 1752, 1777, 1847)
• Black God Set: An early full-body defensive set used during Luo Feng's Earth fighter period before his later universe-grade armors supersede it. (Chapters 112–158)
• Tower Pearl: A soul-related component used in the process of recognizing and controlling Star Tower; Luo Feng treats it as irreplaceable while still consolidating ownership. (Chapters 878–885, 1054)
• Purple Clock: A defensive true treasure taken after the conflict with Purple Clock Emperor and later used among Luo Feng's battlefield assets. (Chapters 843–862, 907)
• Crazy Demon Extermination Godly Armor: High-grade armor acquired through a Universe Ocean keepsake legacy and used to reduce attacks that would overwhelm ordinary treasure armor. (Chapters 1197–1212)
• Black Dragon X81 Ship: An ancient ship whose cannon and hull become crucial during the Golden Horned Beast catastrophe and Luo Feng's first steps into cosmic travel. (Chapters 248–250, 269–290)
• Pearl of Golden Ocean: A late Sector Beast–era treasure incorporated into Luo Feng's preparations for the final campaign. (Chapters 1452–1456)
• Ancient Ship Galaxy: A top-tier flying-palace treasure Luo Feng names Galaxy and uses as a visible vehicle while keeping Star Tower as the deeper trump card. (Chapters 994–997)