Primal Chaos City Leader

Primal Chaos City Leader is Teacher Origin's first formally acknowledged disciple, the guardian of Primal Chaos City, and the principal administrator of the human race through several existential crises. He begins as a peak Universe Master whose three bodies, mastery of time and space, and Thousand Treasures River make him one of humanity's strongest combatants; after Huge Axe Creator's death, he becomes the race's central coordinator. Ancient-civilization guidance later carries him to True God, but his defining role remains stewardship: he trains Luo Feng, allocates power and treasures according to the needs of humanity, and preserves Teacher Origin's work until his teacher is released. (Chapters 450–1485)

Biography

The law enforcer becomes Luo Feng's highest human teacher

Primal Chaos City Leader is first demonstrated through an act of law enforcement rather than a formal introduction. When two Undying fighters fight inside Primal Chaos City, he does not appear in person. A thought freezes the city's space and laws, forms a hand from chaos energy, pulverizes both combatants, and leaves just enough of their immortal bodies for them to regenerate. He then assigns separate prison sentences through the enforcement team. The precision matters: violence inside humanity's sacred cultivation ground is stopped instantly, but neither offender is executed because the breach has not yet crossed the city's stated threshold for death. His control makes the city safe for successive generations of geniuses while showing that its apparent peace is backed by overwhelming force. (Chapter 450)

The institution around him combines cultivation, security, and succession. He created the Universe Primal Chaos Tablet, guards the primal universe, and serves as the highest authority of the Virtual Universe Company. Other races avoid attacking where he is present, and the Company brings new geniuses to Primal Chaos City both to expose them to visible laws and to let him screen their souls for foreign spies. His own residence is divided between accessible tablet facilities and an inner mansion guarded by Undyings; even Universe Knights cannot request an audience without permission. This is not isolation for its own sake. The arrangement lets him protect the race's central knowledge while personally examining only the talents and threats that require his attention. (Chapters 450, 477, 735–737, and 745)

When Luo Feng qualifies for consideration, the city leader begins with a conditional apprenticeship. He sees through the Golden Horned Beast possession but treats the human soul, not the body, as the decisive identity; once satisfied that Luo Feng is not a spy, he leaves the younger fighter's secret intact. He offers only disciple-in-name status at first and sets a three-thousand-year test based on the first form of the Nan Shen Seven Forms. The test measures whether Luo Feng can turn a rare encounter into sustained comprehension. When Luo Feng succeeds and reaches Sector Lord, the city leader accepts him as a true disciple, explains the dangers attached to exceptional clones, and insists that he first master Xi Luo Duo's techniques before trying to create his own. (Chapters 737 and 745–746)

His gifts are chosen to correct vulnerabilities rather than to remove struggle. He gives Luo Feng a Beast God Armament suited to the inherited path, then entrusts him with the secret Shi Wu Wings primarily to improve survival during life-and-death trials. He warns Luo Feng not to reveal their nature, provides a manual, and still sends him outward to fight. In virtual training, he arranges opponents that expose weaknesses and gives technical criticism without treating every fast advance as extraordinary. The memory of Ke Di, a former genius he could not save, informs this balance: the city leader increases Luo Feng's chance of surviving, but he does not confine a disciple whose path requires real danger. (Chapters 746–749 and 788–794)

Protecting Blade River Emperor without owning his choices

During the Blade River era, Primal Chaos City Leader follows Luo Feng's battles through the Virtual Universe Company's information system but does not claim the victories as his own. When Luo Feng obtains a Beast God inheritance token while trapped in Ice Hell, the city leader listens to both proposed escape plans and chooses the one that lets the demon prisoner send a message. He judges that the demon race is unlikely to send a Universe Master and promises that even if it does, he can overpower the responder. The plan is calculated around the token's value and Luo Feng's impatience to keep growing, not merely the opportunity to attack an enemy race. (Chapters 937–938)

When Sky Wolf Master arrives, the city leader travels in person with Thousand Treasures River. The domain suppresses teleportation, contains the enemy's palace, and establishes a combat advantage without requiring a prolonged fight. He allows the trapped Sky Wolf fighter to leave with its rescuer, argues that powerful treasures should be invested in promising descendants, and thanks the two Ice Hell guardians for having watched over Luo Feng. The exchange shows both sides of his reputation: Sky Wolf Master withdraws because the city leader can dominate the space, while the local guardians recognize that his courteous demeanor is backed by a history of slaughter against enemy races. (Chapters 939–940)

Afterward, he asks Luo Feng to decide what to do with the captured token. True Yan has been trapped before the final Beast God breakthrough for an immense period, whereas Luo Feng's performance makes him likely to receive a racial token later. The city leader neither confiscates the resource nor orders filial sacrifice. Once Luo Feng gives it to True Yan without hesitation, he files a separate application so that Luo Feng can also enter the Ancestral God inheritance ahead of the normal Undying threshold. He can advocate, but he admits that shared racial resources remain subject to the other human leaders' vote. His authority therefore works through both personal strength and institutional consent. (Chapters 941–942)

Race-first stewardship across the Original Stars and Universe Ocean

As Luo Feng enters the senior ranks, Primal Chaos City Leader increasingly deals with him as both disciple and strategic asset. He sends Gui Yi Knight to confirm Luo Feng's admission to the supreme council, then chairs the meeting announcing the opening of the Original Stars. When other Universe Knights accuse him of having given Luo Feng three true treasures, he corrects the record in front of the human Universe Masters: only Shi Wu Wings came from him, while Luo Feng found the other two elsewhere. His answer protects his own reputation for impartiality without disowning his affection for the disciple. (Chapters 1018 and 1023–1025)

The dispute over the Disambiguation Mirror Stone reveals the pressure behind that impartiality. Humanity lacks a supreme true treasure and believes Huge Axe Creator has the best chance of winning the treasure connected to the stone. Primal Chaos City Leader asks Luo Feng to surrender it for the race, presents the danger honestly, and refuses to seize it by command. When Luo Feng demands the return of full Earth ownership in exchange, the city leader carries the condition to the other Universe Masters, argues that the trade is proportionate, and defends his judgment of Luo Feng's strength against accusations of favoritism. He does not obtain everything Luo Feng wants, but his negotiation converts a conflict between individual ownership and racial need into an agreement both sides can accept. (Chapters 1088–1094)

Universe Ocean and the Duan Dong River inheritance expand his responsibilities beyond ordinary administration. He and Huge Axe Creator are the human leaders most often in contact with the suppressed Teacher Origin, and they receive Luo Feng's account of ancient cultivation from Undying through the limit of True God. Primal Chaos City Leader immediately asks about the bottleneck that concerns him personally, yet he also helps organize the larger program by which selected ancient knowledge can strengthen humanity without exposing its decisive core. When Luo Feng offers him a supreme true treasure, he initially refuses because the heir's survival and future seem more important; he accepts only after Luo Feng explains that the lineage has prepared a better personal weapon. (Chapters 1247–1258)

Huge Axe's death makes his underlying priority explicit. He suppresses the impulse for immediate revenge, orders the other leaders to preserve elites, and warns that the loss of humanity's only Universe Supreme Master will invite attacks for both territory and the Duan Dong River knowledge. Every human Undying is recalled toward the primal universe. Although personally one of the race's three fifth-tier Universe Masters, he accepts Teacher Origin's decision that Darkness and Peng Gong should receive the two new supreme treasures, while he remains in the primal secret region as the final defensive line. His standing is not measured by receiving the best weapon; it is measured by keeping the race coherent when its deterrent disappears. (Chapters 1258–1262)

Commanding the race war from its last refuge

Primal Chaos City Leader turns his palace and the virtual universe into humanity's wartime command center. Teacher Origin's virtual universe can detect enemy movements across most of the original universe, so the city leader organizes three mobile groups under Luo Feng, Darkness Master, and Peng Gong Master and feeds them coordinates in real time. His first objective is deterrence: the opening counterattack must cripple one enemy force badly enough that undecided powers hesitate to join the siege. He keeps Luo Feng's Golden Horned body hidden as a reserve and distributes supporting Universe Masters according to the three commanders' strengths. (Chapters 1261–1266)

The first victory is better than he expected. Rather than conceal it, he orders the result publicized so that the broader universe sees the cost of attacking humanity. When captured enemies resist mental control, he combines the primal universe's suppression with allied efforts; in the larger coalition war, he also evaluates a mind-shock treasure, negotiates with possible allies, and prepares inheritance information that is useful enough to attract support without surrendering the lineage's protected core. These are not improvised personal bargains. Every concession is judged against survival, future leverage, and the risk of letting the ancient knowledge escape human control. (Chapters 1274–1280 and 1296–1304)

When the Freedom Alliance withdraws its promised help and the united forces attack, his preference for caution reaches its limit. Primal Chaos City Leader orders the human camp to fight from within Star Tower and Luo Feng's Remote Ocean, where enemy retaliation can be consumed by the ocean's godly power. He worries when Luo Feng offers to withstand the coalition's concentrated soul attack, but accepts because retreat would surrender humanity's future. After Luo Feng survives, the city leader uses Teacher Origin's Palm Universe to suppress the battlefield while human forces capture enemy palaces. The technique consumes too much power for indefinite use, so it is a timed support measure rather than a permanent prison. (Chapters 1301–1311)

The victory changes his relationship with Luo Feng without removing his office. He is visibly relieved and even tearful when the disciple survives, yet immediately redirects the coalition toward capturing enough enemies to end the war on favorable terms. Humanity emerges with hundreds of aligned or captive Universe Masters and space to expand. Primal Chaos City Leader remains the planner and institutional leader, while Luo Feng becomes the power that lets his plans exceed the limits of an ordinary defensive war. (Chapters 1307–1311)

A True God preserves Universe Ocean through the Sector Beast crisis

Over the long era after the race war, Primal Chaos City Leader becomes a True God. Detailed ancient inheritance and his own sustained work raise him to one of Universe Ocean's eight acknowledged leading figures, although the corpus does not narrate the exact breakthrough technique. Before that transition is stated, he helps Luo Feng use World of Jin authority to remove hostile elites and opens abandoned territories for human expansion. He accepts a machine-type treasure and several defensive treasures from Luo Feng because the Sector Beast warning makes a new war imminent; the machine raises his output by two levels, though the original universe still caps him at top-tier level six. (Chapters 1399–1410)

His first response to the Sector Beast warning is strategic triage. He tells Luo Feng that freeing Teacher Origin matters less than preventing the extinction of Universe Ocean and warns him not to be manipulated by that personal hope. After Hong and Eye Devil God return injured from the Land of Darkness, the city leader briefs the leading True Gods on the beasts' soul attack, incompatible energy, and ability to injure protected scouts. He proposes a powerful reconnaissance team but insists that the expedition must not risk enough True Gods to shake Universe Ocean's foundation if it fails. The memory of Huge Axe's death remains an explicit limit on how much can be gambled for information. (Chapters 1401–1403 and 1410–1411)

As the crisis deepens, he and Luo Feng sit at the top of the True God assemblies. Primal Chaos City Leader gathers reports, alerts the alliance when miniature universes are attacked, and remains one of the few people told when Luo Feng enters the Land of Darkness to reduce the Sector Beast population. He cannot accompany or rescue the disciple there. His role is to preserve secrecy, prepare the remaining powers, and wait without news while understanding that the failure of one fighter will decide the fate of every race. When Luo Feng returns after destroying millions of beasts, the city leader's relief is personal and civilizational at once. (Chapters 1422–1466)

When the surviving Sector Beasts advance, Primal Chaos City Leader joins Luo Feng in seeking Teacher Origin's temporary release so the suppressed teacher can defend his own miniature universe. The original mind initially refuses. It later permits Teacher Origin to manifest briefly, and the city leader—normally controlled in council—cries when he sees the teacher who raised him. He still returns to the crisis rather than allowing the reunion to displace it. After Luo Feng defeats the final threat, he goes back to the Ancestral God School to demand that the original mind fulfill its promise and release Teacher Origin permanently. (Chapters 1468–1483)

Teacher Origin's return reveals the personal motive beneath ages of administration. Primal Chaos City Leader has treated the race as his first concern because he wanted to preserve what his teacher created and prevent humanity's fall. He welcomes Teacher Origin as both teacher and father, mourns Huge Axe with him, and continues listening when the older leader explains his conflict with the original mind. At the end of the corpus, Primal Chaos City Leader remains alive as a True God and joins the gathering that sees Luo Feng and Teacher Origin off toward reincarnation; the story does not state that he follows them or advances beyond True God. (Chapters 1482–1485)

Appearance and personality

Primal Chaos City Leader has three bodies, so the corpus gives him more than one recurring appearance. The body guarding Primal Chaos City is a roughly three-meter-tall, powerfully built man in complex dark-red armor, with a scaled or snake-like tail, red or fiery horns, facial engravings, and calm eyes that contrast with his intimidating form. Another representation wears a golden cape, bears dim golden eyes, and appears with a mild expression. The text treats these as manifestations of the same person rather than inconsistent disguises. (Chapters 737, 937, 1094, and 1410)

His presence is often described through its effect on observers. Looking at the city body feels like looking at the universe laws themselves, and its killing intent can make a weaker soul submit without resistance. Yet his ordinary speech is restrained, and he frequently smiles when dealing with disciples or colleagues. The contrast supports his two public functions: the city body is explicitly associated with killing and punishment, while his virtual and council appearances emphasize deliberation, teaching, and command. (Chapters 737, 937–941, and 1024)

Primal Chaos City Leader is patient, meticulous, and institutionally minded. He can be irritated by interruption, anxious for a disciple, angry when someone questions Luo Feng's integrity, or moved to tears by danger and reunion, but he usually converts emotion into a decision about the race. He is also self-denying without pretending that advancement does not matter to him: he asks how to break the True God bottleneck and values supreme treasures, yet gives better-suited weapons to others and remains the last line of defense. His fairness is therefore a repeated practice under pressure, not an absence of personal attachments. (Chapters 937, 1023–1024, 1088–1094, 1247–1262, 1307, and 1482)

Abilities and progression

Primal Chaos City Leader is initially one of the highest Universe Masters, a fifth-tier combatant outside the original universe and effectively invincible within the primal universe under his control. He later becomes a True God and, with ancient inheritance and new equipment, one of the eight leading beings in Universe Ocean. The source does not identify the exact law route or breakthrough event that produces his True God rank, and it records no later promotion to Void True God. (Chapters 729–737, 1260–1271, 1410, and 1458)

Three bodies and divine combat

The city leader possesses three bodies, each able to act as the same consciousness in a different location. One remains in Primal Chaos City for killing and punishment; an original body participates in councils and war; another can travel or operate elsewhere. Multiple bodies improve survival, coverage, and the ability to deploy more than one manifestation in a technique. The corpus does not provide their individual species names, life-gene levels, sizes beyond selected appearances, or a complete division of their powers. (Chapters 737, 745, 937, 1094, 1266, and 1279–1310)

He is primarily a close-combat fighter but is also described as a master in soul-related methods. By the late Sector Beast era, his self-created attacks reach top-tier level nine, a high True God standard but below Luo Feng's most advanced techniques. New World of Jin equipment can raise his output by two levels; inside the original universe, universal restrictions still cap the power he may release at top-tier level six. Equipment amplifies a trained True God—it does not account for his underlying law comprehension or tactical control. (Chapters 1094, 1271, 1402, and 1458)

Control of space, time, and the primal universe

Within Primal Chaos City, he controls space and time closely enough to halt motion, suppress laws, form attacks from chaos energy, and examine every arriving genius. This local mastery lets him distinguish a human soul inside the Golden Horned Beast body and detect foreign infiltration. It is strongest in the primal universe under his jurisdiction; the corpus explicitly distinguishes that home advantage from his power in the original universe and Universe Ocean. (Chapters 450, 745, 878, and 1023)

As a Universe Master, he can reverse time and space to resurrect dead fighters. Reviving an emperor-level Undying is within his tolerances, reviving a Universe Knight would severely injure him, and attempting a being near Xi Luo Duo's level could make him fall. Resurrection also cannot restore unique treasures or protected inheritances lost with the original death. The ability is thus limited by the target's strength, the backlash of reversing causality, and the nature of what was lost. (Chapters 735, 749, 877–878, and 918)

Thousand Treasures River

Thousand Treasures River is Primal Chaos City Leader's signature top-tier domain true treasure. Its original form is a boundless river, but it can transform into other appearances, surround stellar regions, suppress teleportation, restrain enemy palaces, and strengthen its owner's control of a battlefield. Against Sky Wolf Master, it contains both the enemy and the palace treasure strongly enough that the opponent must fly to light speed rather than teleport away. (Chapters 939–941)

The river is a cornerstone-level racial asset but not an absolute prison. Comparable or stronger supreme beings and treasures can contest domains, and its demonstrated victory over Sky Wolf relies on the city leader's own superior power as well as the treasure. The source does not list every transformation or an exact godly-power cost, so claims beyond suppression, transformation, battlefield control, and the demonstrated rescue remain unknown. (Chapters 939–941 and 1025–1026)

Palm Universe and coordinated suppression

Palm Universe is a treasure or method left by Teacher Origin and deployed by Primal Chaos City Leader during the coalition war. A mountain, lake, wooden house, and multiple bodies form part of the manifested space, which suppresses the surrounding battlefield and lets him estimate how many enemy palaces have been caught. In combination with Luo Feng's Remote Ocean and the attacks of allied Universe Masters, it helps immobilize and capture a large enemy force. (Chapters 1308–1311)

The technique consumes immense godly power and cannot be maintained indefinitely. It is used only after the coalition commits and functions as layered control rather than a solitary killing move: Remote Ocean provides binding and energy, allied attacks force the palaces back, and Palm Universe adds suppression. The corpus does not fully separate which effects come from an item and which from Teacher Origin's secret technique, so its deeper mechanism remains unresolved. (Chapters 1308–1311)

Teaching, perception, and strategic command

Primal Chaos City Leader can inspect souls, infer hidden bodies, judge treasures, design training opponents, and recognize when a disciple is ready to move from copied techniques to original work. His Universe Primal Chaos Tablet preserves his own law path for later cultivators. Teaching is not mind transfer: Luo Feng still has to comprehend, fight, and create, and the city leader sometimes misjudges how far the disciple's hidden abilities have advanced. (Chapters 450, 736–746, 790–794, and 1088–1090)

His strategic advantage also depends on systems outside his personal body. Teacher Origin's virtual universe supplies near-global detection, human messengers carry orders, god-country tokens provide transport, and allied treasures create battlefield options. Primal Chaos City Leader turns that information into deployments, reserve plans, resource decisions, and negotiations. If the virtual universe is repelled or an expedition moves beyond its coverage, his awareness is correspondingly reduced. (Chapters 1018, 1088, 1182, 1265–1266, and 1301–1304)

Power progression

Relationships

• Teacher Origin: Teacher Origin is Primal Chaos City Leader's first teacher, paternal figure, and the creator whose achievements he spends countless eras preserving. Even while the teacher is suppressed, the two coordinate through the virtual universe; their physical reunion exposes the personal devotion beneath the city leader's public self-control. (Chapters 1247–1266 and 1469–1483)
• Luo Feng: The city leader accepts Luo Feng conditionally, then becomes his highest human teacher and later his strategic peer. He protects Luo Feng's opportunities without removing their risks, asks him to put humanity first, and eventually relies on the former disciple as the decisive power of the race and Universe Ocean. (Chapters 736–746, 937–942, 1088–1094, 1247–1311, and 1400–1485)
• Huge Axe Creator: Huge Axe is his closest fellow guardian after Teacher Origin's suppression, more like an elder brother than a formal fellow disciple. They jointly direct humanity and discuss Luo Feng's inheritance; Huge Axe's death leaves Primal Chaos City Leader to hold the race together without its only Universe Supreme Master. (Chapters 1024, 1246–1262, and 1482)
• Darkness Master: Darkness Master is both his brother and one of humanity's three leading fifth-tier Universe Masters after Huge Axe dies. Primal Chaos City Leader gives him Black Prison Tower because it better complements Darkness's offense, then depends on him as a principal field commander while remaining behind as the last defense. (Chapters 1260–1266 and 1279–1311)
• Peng Gong Master: Peng Gong becomes one of the four pillars of post-Huge Axe humanity. The city leader assigns him Yan Jun Rod according to his weapon expertise and places him in command of a wartime group, prioritizing effective use over his own claim to a supreme treasure. (Chapters 1260–1271 and 1279–1311)
• True Yan Knight: True Yan is Luo Feng's earlier teacher and a Beast God-path cultivator whose stalled advancement the city leader understands. He helps transfer Luo Feng's token to True Yan and uses the opportunity to support both teachers without treating their bonds as rivals. (Chapters 736–749 and 941–942)

Items

• Shi Wu Wings: Primal Chaos City Leader discovers and names the incomplete wing treasure, keeps its abilities secret, and gives it to Luo Feng to improve flight, combat movement, and survival. Later revelations show that even he did not know its complete origin or all missing components. (Chapters 746, 788–799, and 1452)
• Thousand Treasures River: His signature top-tier domain treasure can become a vast river, suppress teleportation, restrain enemy palaces, and establish control over a stellar battlefield. (Chapters 939–941 and 1025)