Primogenitor Yan Feng

Primogenitor Yan Feng is the ancestor behind the Flame Wind Ancient Country, a patient Enlightened cultivator who preserves his homeland's balance while preparing promising successors for the harsher struggle beyond it.

Biography

Guardian of the Flame Wind Ancient Country

Yan Feng leaves the thirteen royal lineages a common body of inheritances and returns outer-world resources to the clan, but generally refuses to participate in daily conflict. When Luo Feng's rise threatens to turn a dispute with the Thunder Ancestor into a homeland-shaking battle, Yan Feng intervenes as mediator: he accepts the deaths caused by Luo Feng's enforcement, argues that powers above the world's limit cannot safely fight there, and arranges a contained duel in the Universe Ocean. His objective is a workable order rather than unquestioning defense of every royal subordinate. (Chapters 1604, 1646, 1680, and 1764–1765)

Guidance beyond the Source World

Recognizing Luo Feng as an exceptional successor, Yan Feng invites him to his secluded residence and explains the risks beyond the Source World, the origin of treasure grounds, and the wider war between cultivators and Innate Primordial Life. He shares this knowledge so Luo Feng can obtain Special Life Remnants and eventually help the Cultivator Camp. Later, in the Dark Sacred Realm, Yan Feng and the Thunder Ancestor live frugally at the lowest local level; Luo Feng's ascent transforms their standing, but Yan Feng chooses not to interrupt his seclusion and waits to be summoned. (Chapters 1767, 1854, and 1860–1864)

Appearance and personality

The supplied corpus does not give Yan Feng a fixed physical description. He prefers tranquil mountains with only puppet attendants, laughs readily during negotiation, and is repeatedly characterized through steady conduct: patient, conciliatory, and willing to guide younger Enlightened cultivators. (Chapters 1765–1767)

Abilities and cultivation

Enlightened cultivation and world survival

Yan Feng survives the previous destruction and rebirth of the Land of Origin, an outcome tied to comprehending a complete Dao, and stands beyond the Ultimate Realm of God King. His exact Divine Emperor stage is not specified. Within the Land of Origin, power is capped, but his higher realm and treasures once allow him to erase every known avatar and resurrection host of the Life Mother River's ruler before that opponent later reappears through an unknown contingency. (Chapters 1646, 1694, and 1702)

Primordial Bloodline creation and knowledge

Yan Feng can cultivate special life forms from Primordial Bloodlines, including the Tuo Mountain Beast, though he admits his creations have low intelligence. Long experience outside the Source World also gives him knowledge of Innate Secret Treasures, Primordial Life remains, foreign cultivation systems, and survival resources. These capabilities support assessment and instruction; the corpus does not present a named signature combat technique for him. (Chapters 1626, 1767, and 1771)

Relationships

• Luo Feng: Yan Feng mediates Luo Feng's dispute with the Thunder Ancestor, then shares confidential outer-world knowledge to help him mature into a Cultivator Camp power.
• Thunder Ancestor: A peer from the two Ancient Countries; Yan Feng restrains his anger in the Land of Origin and later shares modest quarters with him in the Dark Sacred Realm.
• Emperor Qing: A fellow senior cultivator who joins Yan Feng in briefing Luo Feng on dangers and opportunities beyond the Source World.

Items

• Outer-world resources and life-saving treasures: Yan Feng supplies his clan with inheritances and resources and obtains two soul-bound life-saving treasures for another cultivator; their individual names and mechanics are not given. (Chapters 1604 and 1784)