Moli Meng
Moli Meng is a senior Moli Clan administrator who initially monitors the unknown Eternal True God Luo He and later becomes one of Luo Feng's two Deputy City Lords. His value lies less in combat than in detailed knowledge of Huyang City's population, factions, revenue, and daily administration. (Chapters 1496 and 1602)
Biography
Watching Huyang's new arrival
As one of Huyang City's senior figures, Moli Meng receives intelligence on every unfamiliar Eternal True God and cautions his daughter Moli Feiyun to keep her distance from Luo He until his intentions and strength are known. Once Luo Feng kills Ying Cang and later Divine Monarch Xue Yun, Moli Meng quickly revises that assessment: he brings official intelligence, participates in attempts to recruit Luo Feng's support, and joins the city leadership in greeting him as Huyang's most important new ally. (Chapters 1496, 1533, and 1557–1560)
Deputy City Lord
After the war, Luo Feng specifically asks Moli Meng to remain and appoints him Deputy City Lord alongside Moyu Hu because of his administrative experience. Moli Meng accepts Luo Feng's bans on Dark Forces and military legions, provides detailed revenue and population figures, and helps design a streamlined government while being balanced by Moyu Hu's separate faction. He later reports Shi Kingdom's full invasion and the paralysis caused by Yu Kingdom's absent monarch, continuing to serve as the city's local administrator even when Luo Feng's territory grows beyond what Moli Meng can manage alone. (Chapters 1602, 1681, and 1692)
Appearance and personality
Moli Meng is a middle-aged man with four curved purple horns. He is cautious with unknown powers, attentive to intelligence, protective of his daughter, and highly adaptable when evidence overturns an earlier assessment. Appointment as Deputy City Lord exhilarates him, but his reports remain practical and focused on the city's functioning. (Chapters 1496 and 1602)
Abilities and cultivation
Eternal True God cultivation
Moli Meng is an Eternal True God and a high-ranking member of one of Huyang's great families. The corpus does not show a personal combat technique, weapon, or formal advancement, so his battle specialization and limits are unknown.
Administration and intelligence
His demonstrated expertise covers identifying new Eternal True Gods, managing city affairs, estimating revenue and population, monitoring border-war developments, and coordinating policy. Luo Feng chooses him precisely because he already understands Huyang's complicated institutions and can turn broad rules into working administration. (Chapters 1496, 1602, and 1681)
Relationships
- Luo Feng: Moli Meng moves from cautious surveillance to political service, eventually receiving Luo Feng's trust and appointment as Deputy City Lord.
- Moli Xiao: Moli Meng's father, former military commander, who advises him to follow the new City Lord closely.
- Moli Feiyun: His daughter, whom he cautions against approaching unknown powerful cultivators carelessly.
- Moyu Hu: His fellow Deputy City Lord and administrative counterweight under Luo Feng's government.
Items
No notable personal item is established for Moli Meng in the supplied corpus.