Rong Jun

Rong Jun is a towering blade fighter introduced as “Savage,” one of the most formidable competitors in the Ganwu Universe Country selection of the Universe Human Genius Battle. His public hunger for strong opponents conceals a private purpose: under the name Tu Man, he seeks the strength and Virtual Universe Company access needed to avenge his adoptive father against an undying emperor. He becomes Luo Feng's early rival, then his friend and fellow company genius, and eventually advances to universe-master rank. (Chapters 398, 412–415, 516, 905, and 1485)

Biography

Black Dragon Mountain and the Genius Battle

Rong Jun first appears in the 88th elimination world, where other participants call him Savage. Ranked among that world's three strongest fighters, he seeks out contestants capable of resisting him rather than accumulating points only through easy kills. Thunder God attracts his attention but cannot withstand the encounter: Rong Jun's exceptionally fast, heavy slash knocks away his weapons and kills him in one exchange. The result establishes Rong Jun as a universe-country-level threat before Luo Feng meets him directly. (Chapters 398 and 401)

His aggression is purposeful rather than empty spectacle. Before fighting Luo Feng for a Ganwu qualifying slot, he studies a photograph of the man he calls his father, though he explicitly says the man was not his biological parent. Calling himself Tu Man, he vows to kill the undying emperor responsible for that father's loss, enter the Virtual Universe Company, and become the strongest of his generation. He withholds the Tu Man name from public use until his revenge is achieved, making “Savage” and Rong Jun identities carried during a self-imposed period of preparation. (Chapter 412)

Rong Jun initially intends to lose only after defeating Luo Feng: victory would secure a slot, after which suicide would place him in the losers' round and give him thousands of further battles as training. The duel becomes too dangerous for that plan. Luo Feng's Nan Shen Armament repeatedly strains his arm, while Rong Jun's Ground-origin-law power, space-law movement, and Earth Splitting Blade let him close against a controller who would normally dominate at range. His final burst produces an indistinguishable second image and reaches Luo Feng first; Luo Feng dies moments before his own golden blades would have killed Rong Jun, so Rong Jun takes the qualifying victory. (Chapters 413–415)

The battle also changes their view of one another. Each recognizes that the other has staked more than pride on winning, and Rong Jun openly declares that his real aim is first place in the universe-wide contest rather than merely a Ganwu slot. The supplied chapters do not establish that he wins that final contest; they do establish that he joins the Virtual Universe Company's new cohort and enters the Absolute Beginning Region alongside Luo Feng and Wuka. His result therefore achieves the institutional access required by his vow even though the revenge itself is never shown. (Chapters 413–415, 436, and 497)

Virtual Universe Company and Regional Trials

In Primal Chaos City, Rong Jun attracts senior attention unusually early. Competing universe-country masters seek him as a disciple, and he accepts Yuan Chen Country Master, a Virtual Universe Company member who teaches through the Huge Axe Chaos Tablet. Rong Jun's talent is described less as precocious theoretical comprehension than as instinctive combat ability: he had already begun shaping his own techniques while young, and Yuan Chen's demonstrations give that fighting talent a higher-level law framework. His private thoughts remain fixed on becoming undying, surpassing his peers, killing his father's enemy, and reclaiming Tu Man. (Chapters 455–457 and 467)

Within the Absolute Beginning Region, rivalry develops into ordinary friendship. Rong Jun, Luo Feng, and Wuka gather at Wuka's villa, share expensive virtual wine, trade jokes, and discuss training. Rong Jun completes the maximum ten missions available in his first century and passes on his teacher's advice about choosing them. Having started with a difficult-level mission because safer work offered too little growth and the dangerous level seemed irresponsible without experience, he warns Luo Feng that points are useless if the seeker dies. The exchange shows a measured approach to danger beneath his wild public style. (Chapters 516–517 and 541)

He also follows Luo Feng's rapid progress without concealing either shock or competitive pressure. Rong Jun watches Luo Feng pass the sixth Heavenly Bridge level and joins Wuka and the other newcomers when Luo Feng defeats older Absolute Beginning members who had bullied them. Their celebration is collective: Luo Feng's victory relieves the newest cohort's qualification-battle pressure and answers the seniors' arrogance. Rong Jun calls Luo Feng the batch's number one only “temporarily,” preserving competition without turning friendship into resentment. (Chapters 517, 549, and 552)

Battlefields and the Blade River Era

Rong Jun has little direct part in Luo Feng's extraterritorial-battlefield campaign, but his standing continues to rise during that era. Virtual Universe Company observers identify Bolan, Rong Jun, and Luo Feng as the three exceptional members of their cohort. Senior figures compete to teach Rong Jun and regard him as a treasure even while Luo Feng leads at that particular stage. This reputation explains why later comparisons between them become wagers among humanity's upper echelon rather than merely youthful boasting among classmates. (Chapter 732)

Nearly ten thousand years after the contest, Rong Jun is a Primal Region sector lord. His growth begins more slowly than Bolan's but accelerates until he passes Bolan and can retain Primal Region status. Some senior beings consequently favor him over Luo Feng. Luo Feng's completion of the sector-lord Primal Sky Mountain settles that comparison for the moment, and Rong Jun admits that the distance has widened rather than narrowed. He responds by agreeing with Bolan that only becoming a universe knight could restore meaningful competition and toasts continued effort with Bolan and Wuka. (Chapter 905)

Universe Masters and Universe Ocean

By the time Luo Feng meets Huge Axe Creator, Rong Jun remains a reference point for heroic bearing. Luo Feng notices a resemblance in their wild appearance and disposition and recalls that Rong Jun was the first member of their Genius Battle cohort accepted by a universe-country master. Luo Feng infers that Rong Jun may belong to a branch under Huge Axe Creator, but the passage does not confirm a direct personal tie. The firm connection is Rong Jun's study of the Huge Axe Chaos Tablet under Yuan Chen, not membership in an otherwise unspecified lineage. (Chapters 457 and 1132)

Rong Jun's rank continues advancing away from the main action. When Mo Luo appears tens of thousands of years later, both Rong Jun and Bolan have reached emperor-level undying status and stand above him. The corpus does not narrate Rong Jun's undying breakthrough, battles, god-country development, or a specific role in Universe Ocean. His importance in this period is therefore best measured through confirmed rank and the enduring peer comparison, not through invented campaigns. (Chapter 1134)

Race War and the World of Jin

After Luo Feng becomes a universe master and humanity's status rises, the old friendship remains but equality of manner becomes harder to preserve. Luo Feng reflects that friends who once fought and trained beside him—including Rong Jun, Hong, and Thunder God—now feel awe and estrangement even when he suppresses his power. This is not evidence of a quarrel or betrayal by Rong Jun; it is a consequence of Luo Feng's authority and strength separating him socially from almost every former peer. (Chapter 1314)

Rong Jun is not shown taking a named part in the coalition war or the World of Jin expedition. His absence from those central scenes limits what can be said about his conduct during the era. The supplied corpus provides no demonstrated wartime command, treasure acquisition, or World of Jin title for him, so his continuing cultivation between emperor-level undying and his final rank remains an off-page development. (Chapters 1134, 1314, and 1485)

Sector Beast Crisis and Transcendence

Before leaving the original universe, Luo Feng spends ten months meeting people who shaped his life and visits old Virtual Universe Company friends including Bolan, Rong Jun, and Wuka. The retrospective identifies Rong Jun parenthetically as Tu Man and confirms that he and Bolan have finally become universe masters, while Wuka remains a universe knight. Rong Jun is therefore alive and among humanity's high-ranking survivors when Luo Feng prepares to transcend reincarnation. (Chapter 1485)

The ending does not explain whether Rong Jun killed the undying emperor, when he resumed using Tu Man, or whether those two developments were causally linked. The parenthetical name confirms the identity but not the completion of the revenge vow. It likewise does not give him a true-god breakthrough or participation in the final Sector Beast battles. His last securely established development is the long-delayed achievement of universe-master rank and reunion with Luo Feng as an old friend. (Chapters 412 and 1485)

Appearance and personality

Rong Jun is first described as a barefoot, messy-haired youth about three meters tall, with a sturdy build, thick lips, tiger-like eyes, and the bearing of a wild fighter. He carries blades that appear short only relative to his own height; when forced to reveal his deeper skill, he produces the much larger black Earth Splitting Blade. His later sector-lord appearance remains tall and powerful, with an aura of solitary strength rather than hostility. No stable eye color or detailed later clothing description is established. (Chapters 398, 412, 415, and 905)

He is intensely competitive and openly enjoys meeting powerful opponents. That appetite is supported by confidence, persistence, and a willingness to expose himself to difficult training, but it is not simple recklessness. His mission choices weigh learning against mortality, and he cautions Luo Feng against treating danger as a source of points alone. He accepts when Luo Feng moves ahead, continues training, and joins friends' victories without bitterness, making his competitiveness compatible with loyalty and good humor. (Chapters 398, 415, 516–517, 552, and 905)

The revenge vow gives his ambition a private severity. Rong Jun remembers his adoptive father with grief, sets an undying emperor as his target despite the immense gap, and treats his own name as something to be earned back. Yet the corpus never shows him directing that anger at uninvolved people. It instead channels his motive into institutional advancement, instruction, and repeated self-improvement. Whether the eventual use of Tu Man means emotional closure is left unstated. (Chapters 412, 467, and 1485)

Abilities and progression

Rong Jun begins as a star-level fighter whose close combat already reaches the gateway of the origin laws. His attacks combine extreme weight and speed with Ground-origin-law energy, while his movement uses Space-origin-law comprehension to create an image that even a spirit reader's scan cannot immediately distinguish. He also possesses a ninth-level domain during the Ganwu selection. These tools let him absorb repeated Nan Shen Armament clashes, pressure a mobile controller, and defeat Luo Feng by the narrowest timing margin. (Chapters 398, 414–415)

His primary weapon and technical path center on the Earth Splitting Blade. Early ordinary blades conceal the larger weapon until he needs his strongest movement and attack. In Primal Chaos City he studies the Huge Axe Chaos Tablet under Yuan Chen Country Master, who demonstrates its first form and helps discipline techniques Rong Jun had begun inventing through combat instinct. The narrative emphasizes his exceptional ability to turn comprehension into battle power, but it does not provide a complete named catalogue of his later blade techniques. (Chapters 415, 455–457)

Rong Jun's progression is uneven but durable. He moves from Absolute Beginning member to Primal Region domain lord and sector lord, eventually improves faster than Bolan, and becomes an emperor-level undying. By Luo Feng's final farewell he is a universe master. The intervening universe-knight and universe-master breakthroughs occur off page, and the corpus gives no exact godly-body size, universe-master technique, supreme treasure, or combat comparison at that final rank. (Chapters 905, 1134, and 1485)

His strongest repeated asset is developmental potential rather than a single object. Virtual Universe Company seniors compete to accept him, multiple high-ranking beings wager on his prospects, and observers predict at least emperor-pinnacle potential with a chance at universe-knight rank—an expectation he later exceeds. Those judgments are reputation evidence, while his confirmed ranks and early victory over Luo Feng are demonstrated outcomes; the article does not treat the predictions as proof of abilities never shown. (Chapters 455, 732, 905, 1134, and 1485)

Power progression

Relationships

• Luo Feng: Rong Jun defeats Luo Feng in the Ganwu qualifying duel after both recognize the other's resolve. They later become Absolute Beginning friends who discuss missions and celebrate together, while their rivalry shifts decisively in Luo Feng's favor. Status creates distance after Luo Feng becomes a universe master, but they meet again before his departure. (Chapters 413–415, 516–517, 905, 1314, and 1485)
• Bolan: Bolan is Rong Jun's cohort rival and long-term benchmark. Rong Jun's initially slower growth later overtakes Bolan's at sector-lord rank; both answer Luo Feng's lead by resolving to become knights, and both eventually reach emperor-level undying and then universe-master rank. (Chapters 732, 905, 1134, and 1485)
• Wuka: Wuka is Rong Jun's closest social companion in the Absolute Beginning cohort. They host Luo Feng, share mission advice and wine, celebrate the newcomers' victories, and later toast their separate advancement goals. Wuka remains a universe knight when Rong Jun reaches universe-master rank. (Chapters 516–517, 552, 905, and 1485)
• Babata: Babata knows Rong Jun principally through Luo Feng's competition and training, and helps Luo Feng analyze dangers and opportunities around the Genius Battle. The supplied corpus does not establish a direct friendship, teaching bond, or independent exchange between Babata and Rong Jun. (Chapters 412–415)
• True Yan Knight: True Yan Knight observes the exceptional cohort and teaches Luo Feng, but he is not Rong Jun's teacher; that role belongs to Yuan Chen Country Master. Any direct personal bond between Rong Jun and True Yan is left unestablished by the supplied chapters. (Chapters 455–457, 517, and 732)
• Hong: Hong studies Rong Jun's arena dominance and helps Luo Feng understand the scale of the opponent before their duel. Both later remain old friends of Luo Feng, but the corpus does not show Rong Jun and Hong developing a separate close relationship. (Chapters 401, 412–415, and 1314)

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