Sitting Mountain Guest

Sitting Mountain Guest is an ancient lone universe supreme master, the creator of the Flame God race and Earth's human lineage, and Luo Feng's third major teacher. He is first mentioned through the treasures prepared for his disciple in Chapter 1026 and first appears directly in Chapter 1064. For most of the story he appears to be an unusually capable but deliberately detached craftsman and schemer. The final chapter reveals that he is the reincarnation of the Godly King of Jin, who entered Universe Ocean after Jin Country was destroyed and cultivated Luo Feng as the successor capable of carrying his revenge into the Land of Origin. (Chapters 1026, 1064, 1101, 1235, 1342, and 1486)

Biography

A hidden teacher among the universe masters

Sitting Mountain Guest first enters Luo Feng's active story through the inheritance he has arranged. He forged Star Tower for a prospective third disciple and placed Force Armor in Flame Emperor's custody until that disciple could claim it. When Flame Emperor tries to delay Luo Feng's acquisition of the armor, Sitting Mountain Guest's transmitted order leaves him no legitimate basis to keep it. The arrangement shows the teacher's characteristic method: he prepares treasures and tests far in advance, but makes the disciple travel, negotiate, and survive the recovery rather than simply handing over every advantage. (Chapters 1026–1032)

His demands become more explicit when he personally negotiates with the Space Beast Ancestor for Luo Feng's entry into the Beast God Sector. The apparent opportunity is also a wager: within 100,000 centuries of that accelerated realm, Luo Feng must defeat an avatar of the ancestor whose body strength and allowed techniques scale with his own. Sitting Mountain Guest watches without removing the difficulty, confident that the engraving-picture path and Luo Feng's other foundations leave a narrow route to an otherwise implausible victory. He thereby uses another supreme master's restricted ground as both a library and an opponent tailored to force a breakthrough. (Chapters 1062–1070)

The same period exposes how many identities and preparations he has buried across the universe. Blood Cloud Palace, feared for an old campaign against almost every major power, is revealed as one of his arrangements; he gives its disguise, palace, and retainers to Luo Feng so that the disciple can fight under a separate identity. Sitting Mountain Guest is also recognized as the architect who transformed Earth so that children born there possess unusually receptive souls. These acts are not isolated favors. They are parts of a long selection program that first produced the Flame God race for bodily talent and then the Earthling lineage for soul and comprehension potential. (Chapters 1099–1108 and 1235)

Despite the breadth of that program, he resists becoming a permanent shield. He promises to craft a treasure whenever Luo Feng kills a universe master, supplies demanding trials, and occasionally intervenes when a trap would end cultivation rather than test it. He does not promise to settle Luo Feng's wars, and Luo Feng comes to understand that the teacher wants him exposed to genuine danger. The result is a relationship built around engineered opportunity, earned equipment, and carefully limited rescue rather than open-ended protection. (Chapters 1107–1108, 1198–1207, and 1257)

Neutrality in the race war and the return of Jin

After Huge Axe Creator dies and the human race faces a coalition war, Luo Feng asks Sitting Mountain Guest to join the human camp. Sitting Mountain Guest refuses plainly. He has no allegiance to humanity as a race, will not enter a conflict over its territory and inheritance, and notes that Luo Feng already possesses the survival tools needed to protect himself. His refusal is strategic rather than a withdrawal from their teacher-disciple agreement: during the same meeting, he accepts ancient godly blood and fashions it into the Ancient God Eye because Luo Feng has fulfilled the promised condition by killing a universe master. (Chapters 1277–1279)

The Ancient God Eye materially helps humanity by concentrating the blood's mental impact, but Sitting Mountain Guest still declines to stand in its battle line. He watches the coalition conflict from afar with the other lone supreme masters and is genuinely surprised when the human camp reverses the battle. Later he makes a second eye, allows the Space Beast Ancestor to use his territory as a neutral place to negotiate with Luo Feng, and again states that he will not decide which camp receives support. His conduct separates aid to his disciple and craftsmanship under a personal promise from political allegiance to the disciple's race. (Chapters 1286–1290)

The arrival of the gigantic body containing the World of Jin breaks his usual composure. Unseen by the assembled powers, Sitting Mountain Guest examines the body, touches its damaged armor, and moves from wild laughter to bitter grief and tears. He calls the event its long-awaited arrival and challenges the attention of the original-universe mind, but he does not yet tell Luo Feng what the body means. To other observers, the World of Jin is a new dangerous land; to Sitting Mountain Guest, it is an intimate remnant whose appearance reopens an ancient loss. (Chapter 1342)

His secrecy continues while Luo Feng explores the World of Jin. Sitting Mountain Guest does not answer Luo Feng's early attempts to contact him, and the teacher's former position is not publicly identified. Inside, Luo Feng learns that the body's inner world once belonged to a Godly King of Jin and infers that the colossal corpse is that king's body. The corpus confirms the inference only at the end: Sitting Mountain Guest was that Godly King, while the World of Jin was a realm within his former body used to breed and train forces for Jin Country. (Chapters 1342–1346 and 1486)

Sector Beasts, revelation, and the road beyond reincarnation

When the ancestral gods announce the Sector Beast crisis, Sitting Mountain Guest immediately recognizes that their account mixes truth with manipulation. He warns Luo Feng not to rush into the Land of Darkness and asks to be consulted before any expedition. When Luo Feng does come, the teacher explains that a mature Sector Beast is the destructive counterpart to the original universe and that the original mind's highest priority is preserving its own origin, not preserving the lives of the current races. He advises Luo Feng to demand the right to merge his consciousness with the original universe and experience its destruction and rebirth as the price for saving it. (Chapters 1401–1403 and 1412–1413)

The advice is unusually candid but still incomplete. Sitting Mountain Guest confirms that he created both the Flame God race and the Earthlings and acknowledges that his secrets involve the ancient civilization, yet says the supreme laws forbid him from explaining them at that time. He urges Luo Feng to scout cautiously, postpone the decisive battle until his power peaks, and avoid treating the original mind's instructions as disinterested truth. Luo Feng adopts the bargaining demand while independently accounting for the risk, showing that the disciple trusts the teacher's insight without surrendering his own judgment. (Chapters 1412–1413)

As Morosa attacks miniature universes, Sitting Mountain Guest tells Luo Feng that no other present fighter can decide the crisis and that even he cannot openly replace his disciple. He is watched and restricted by the original mind, and he alludes to being unable to use what he truly knows. Alone near Universe Boat, he states that Sector Beasts helped reduce him to his current condition and regards Luo Feng's progress as both his own success and the original mind's only plausible chance. He therefore contributes information and preparation, not a direct campaign against Morosa. (Chapters 1428–1429)

The last conversation supplies the missing history. Sitting Mountain Guest explains that he ruled Jin Country in the Land of Origin until three rulers of Shi Country destroyed it. He fled into Universe Ocean intending to enslave an immature Sector Beast and return with a weapon of revenge, but the supreme laws and the original mind made deeper travel fatal. He left a virtual consciousness in the World of Jin, forged Star Tower—which was transformed by a mysterious golden light into a Godly King weapon—and placed his remaining valuables in Jin Emperor Palace before using a surviving life imprint to reincarnate as Sitting Mountain Guest in the original universe. (Chapter 1486)

His racial experiments and disciple selection were the alternative route created after that failure. Flame Emperor's bodily talent was high, but Sitting Mountain Guest judged his comprehension insufficient; Earth was then remodeled to develop souls capable of receiving the Linear Element Technique, and Luo Feng eventually inherited Star Tower. With Luo Feng now powerful enough to enter the Land of Origin, the teacher finally asks him to kill the three rulers of Shi Country. Sitting Mountain Guest plans to advance to true god of void space and pass through reincarnation in Jin Emperor Palace, but the supplied corpus ends before that journey or the revenge is shown. (Chapter 1486)

Revenge completed in the Land of Origin

Sitting Mountain Guest follows into the Land of Origin after explicitly breaking through to True God of Void Space and challenging reincarnation. He is reborn as a native creature, advances to the Primal Chaos Realm, and cultivates a Primordial Bloodline while keeping his identity guarded. When Luo Feng finally meets him openly, the old teacher admits that placing the revenge of Jin Country on one disciple was unfair, yet again insists that Luo Feng's safety matters more than speed. He supplies the political perspective of a former First-Realm Godly King and warns that destroying an enemy's body is insufficient if reincarnation remains possible. (Chapters 1518, 1681, and 1690)

Luo Feng eventually annihilates the consciousness of all three Shi Kingdom rulers and brings their corpses before his teacher. Sitting Mountain Guest confirms that Emperor Tian Kun cannot return, mourns the people for whom he lived, and discovers that revenge leaves emptiness rather than restoration. He releases the obsession and chooses a quiet life of artifact refining and Primordial Bloodline study. His own cultivation nevertheless continues: by Chapter 1753 he is counted among the Godly Kings, and he later states that he has not yet reached the Second Realm. (Chapters 1724, 1753–1755, and 1818)

Much later, Luo Feng offers something vengeance could not: he resurrects ten thousand of Sitting Mountain Guest's teachers, companions, friends, and lifelong love. The reunion revives his purpose and turns the disciple he cultivated as an avenger into the person who restores his lost world. Sitting Mountain Guest subsequently becomes one of the Galaxy Divine Country's Nine Great Governors, extending his place in Luo Feng's circle from private teacher to one of the highest officials in the transformed Land of Origin. (Chapters 1906 and 1917)

Appearance and personality

Sitting Mountain Guest most often appears as an elderly humanoid with a pair of transparent or crystal-like horns. His clothing varies among cyan, black, and white robes, and some encounters use other bodies or projections; the corpus explicitly notes that a universe supreme master can form additional bodies. A cyan mountain peak, damaged ship, or quiet remote residence often frames his scenes, but these are settings and conveyances rather than fixed parts of his body. No stable height, eye color, or complete facial description is established. (Chapters 1062–1064, 1278, 1342, and 1412)

He usually presents a relaxed, smiling, and faintly mocking manner. Other supreme beings consider him shrewd or conniving, and his plans routinely conceal their real purpose for millions of eras. He prefers debts, wagers, disguises, and prepared environments to straightforward force. That indirectness is partly temperament and partly constraint: after reincarnation, the supreme laws and original mind monitor him, so revealing ancient information or fighting with his former power could lead to suppression or destruction. (Chapters 1062–1064, 1278–1290, 1412–1413, and 1486)

The detachment is not absence of emotion. He grieves over the body containing the World of Jin, speaks with enduring hatred of Shi Country, and expends extraordinary effort on Luo Feng's training. He is proud when the disciple exceeds his expectations and offers his own miniature universe as protection during the crisis, yet he rarely expresses care as comfort. His affection is more often visible in preparation, warning, and the refusal to let an easy rescue replace growth. (Chapters 1198–1207, 1342, 1428–1429, 1470–1476, and 1486)

Abilities and progression

Sitting Mountain Guest's demonstrated and remembered capabilities span true-treasure refinement, race and planetary transformation, soul methods, disguise, teaching, and ancient-civilization knowledge. His former Godly King level is revealed through his own account and the World of Jin's virtual consciousness, while his reincarnated body follows the ordinary cultivation path and is heavily restricted in Universe Ocean. The continuation carries that body through True God of Void Space, Primal Chaos Realm, and back to the First Realm of Godly King. The corpus therefore does not support treating every former ability as freely usable before that recovery or assuming that his later body has reached the Second Realm. (Chapters 1064, 1235, 1412–1413, 1486, 1518, 1690, 1753–1755, and 1818)

Godly King origin and reincarnated cultivation

Before entering Universe Ocean, he was the Godly King who ruled Jin Country and possessed a body large and durable enough to collide with Universe Boat after death. His inner World of Jin supported armies of true gods, true gods of void space, and eternal true gods. He retained Godly King memories and will after reincarnation, but his new foundation was much weaker and the supreme laws constrained him. He explicitly breaks through to True God of Void Space before challenging reincarnation, reaches the Primal Chaos Realm after rebirth, and by Chapter 1753 has returned to Godly King status. Chapter 1755 identifies him as a First-Realm Godly King, while in Chapter 1818 he says that his Great Dao insight has still not reached the Second Realm. (Chapters 1339–1346, 1486, 1518, 1690, 1753–1755, and 1818)

His reincarnation required Jin Emperor Palace, a fragment of life imprint, and a journey made while the original body was already dead. It preserved memory under exceptional circumstances rather than functioning as an ordinary repeatable resurrection technique. Sitting Mountain Guest also explains that he cannot use his former strength freely, cannot enslave Morosa with his present godly power, and risks suppression if the original mind can characterize his actions as violating the supreme laws. Those limits explain his reliance on knowledge and schemes without reducing his ancient rank. (Chapter 1486)

True-treasure refinement

Sitting Mountain Guest is one of the corpus's greatest craftsmen. He creates Star Tower, Force Armor, Tower Pearl, the Blood Cloud Pearl and disguise, and multiple Ancient God Eyes; he also repairs or completes equipment whose materials and intended user have been prepared in advance. His work can tailor a treasure to a disciple's body, concentrate an otherwise diffuse mental force, conceal the aura and shape of other treasures, or impose severe recognition requirements. (Chapters 1026–1032, 1099–1108, 1198–1207, and 1278–1290)

Crafting still has costs and uncertainty. He tells Luo Feng that turning the godly blood into a supreme true treasure would take far longer and might fail, while the simpler Ancient God Eye is feasible in three days because the blood itself provides the core effect. Star Tower also exceeded his intended design only after an unexplained golden light merged with it. The final account identifies it as a Godly King weapon, but the origin of that golden light remains unknown in the supplied chapters. (Chapters 1278–1279 and 1486)

Creation of races and transformation of Earth

His biological and soul-directed work operates over generations. The Flame God race was designed to produce bodies suited to the godly-power path, with Flame Emperor as its best early result. When that line's comprehension disappointed him, Sitting Mountain Guest pursued a race with greater soul potential and repeatedly selected candidates from Earth's history. He remodeled Earth so that gestation there changes a child's soul, then used the Nine Volume Manual to compensate for the resulting lineage's weaker body. (Chapters 1090, 1235, and 1486)

The process does not let him manufacture a guaranteed successor. Many Earth candidates fail Star Tower's inheritance, Flame Emperor's temperament and comprehension diverge from the plan, and even Luo Feng must obtain the Remote Ocean body and develop beyond the Nine Volume Manual's limit by his own opportunities. Sitting Mountain Guest can shape conditions and identify potential; he cannot dictate every choice or breakthrough of the lives he creates. (Chapters 1026–1032 and 1486)

Planning, instruction, and hidden identities

His most consistent active ability is long-range planning. He distributes black metal boards, places treasures with custodians, negotiates access to restricted training grounds, constructs escalating tests, and times explanations according to what Luo Feng can survive or lawfully hear. The Blood Cloud Palace Master identity adds aura disguise, a separate public history, and special-life-form followers, allowing him first—and later Luo Feng—to act without exposing a primary identity. (Chapters 1062–1070 and 1099–1108)

These plans are powerful but not perfect prophecy. He expects Luo Feng to have a chance in the Beast God Sector rather than certainty, Star Tower changes unexpectedly during creation, and Luo Feng gains the Duan Dong River inheritance and World of Jin authority through opportunities that exceed the original training design. Sitting Mountain Guest repeatedly adjusts to those outcomes. His intelligence lies in building several routes and exploiting new facts, not in controlling all events in advance. (Chapters 1064–1070, 1257, 1342, and 1486)

Combat reputation, soul methods, and restrictions

Other powers rank Sitting Mountain Guest among the oldest and most dangerous lone supreme masters and describe him as exceptionally difficult to oppose. Blood Cloud Palace Master's old record includes killing universe masters and escaping coalitions, while Sitting Mountain Guest's soul knowledge supports disguise, race design, and treasures that attack will. He can move unseen among top powers, form bodies, resist ancient godly blood's mind shock, and operate in dangerous regions of Universe Ocean. (Chapters 1090–1108, 1207, 1261, and 1342)

The narrative withholds a complete direct display of his unrestricted combat techniques. His reincarnated body deliberately avoids fighting at former strength in Universe Ocean, the original mind continually watches him, and his apparent Blood Cloud actions involve disguise and prepared equipment. Even after he returns to First-Realm Godly King status, his exact current attack repertoire and ordinary performance against another Godly King remain unmeasured; Chapter 1818 instead emphasizes that his strength is far below Luo Feng's and that he still seeks Second-Realm insight. The corpus establishes extraordinary knowledge and reputation more firmly than a complete combat-stat comparison. (Chapters 1401, 1412–1413, 1429, 1486, 1753–1755, and 1818)

Power progression

Relationships

• Luo Feng: Luo Feng is his third disciple and the successful heir for whom Star Tower, Force Armor, Tower Pearl, Earth's soul environment, and multiple trials were prepared. Sitting Mountain Guest alternates severe tests with limited intervention, eventually reveals his identity, and asks Luo Feng to avenge Jin Country in the Land of Origin. Luo Feng later annihilates the three Shi Kingdom rulers, supports his teacher's cultivation with suitable inheritances, resurrects ten thousand people from Jin Country whom the teacher loved, and appoints him as one of the Nine Great Governors. (Chapters 1026–1070, 1198–1207, 1412–1413, 1486, 1518, 1690, 1724, 1818, 1906, and 1917)
• Primal Chaos City Leader: Both teach Luo Feng, but they represent different obligations. Primal Chaos City Leader protects and leads humanity, while Sitting Mountain Guest refuses the human camp and aids Luo Feng through private promises; the two nevertheless understand the value of each other's instruction and treasures. (Chapters 1026, 1278–1290, and 1403)
• Huge Axe Creator: Huge Axe Creator's death begins the strategic crisis in which Luo Feng asks Sitting Mountain Guest to support humanity. Sitting Mountain Guest declines to inherit Huge Axe's racial responsibility, though he continues crafting for Luo Feng and later helps explain the Sector Beasts connected to Huge Axe's death. The corpus does not establish a close personal friendship between the two supreme masters. (Chapters 1259, 1277–1279, and 1401–1403)
• Teacher Origin: Sitting Mountain Guest treats Teacher Origin as an example of both brilliance and strategic error. He understands why the original mind suppressed him and later explains that Teacher Origin attempted soul transfer while his original body remained vulnerable in Universe Ocean. They share hostility from the original mind, but the supplied corpus does not show a direct partnership. (Chapters 1342, 1412–1413, and 1486)
• Morosa: Morosa is the surviving Sector Beast whom Luo Feng enslaves, realizing the kind of outcome Sitting Mountain Guest once sought for himself. Sitting Mountain Guest cannot enslave or openly fight Morosa with his restricted incarnation, so he advises Luo Feng and entrusts the crisis to him rather than claiming control of the beast. (Chapters 1428–1429, 1470–1476, and 1486)
• Hong: Hong is one of the Earthlings produced by Sitting Mountain Guest's soul-directed experiment. Sitting Mountain Guest judges Hong's comprehension superior to Flame Emperor's, while Luo Feng remains the candidate who actually inherits Star Tower. No formal teacher-disciple bond between Sitting Mountain Guest and Hong is established. (Chapters 1235 and 1486)
• Senior Sister and lifelong love: Sitting Mountain Guest's senior sister taught and accompanied him before Jin Country's destruction and remained the central person in the memories he preserved. Revenge cannot restore her, and even after abandoning that obsession he repeatedly studies her image and wishes for the lost past. Luo Feng finally resurrects her with the other people dearest to his teacher, turning grief into an actual reunion. Her personal name is not supplied. (Chapters 1724, 1818, and 1906)

Items

• Star Tower: Sitting Mountain Guest forged it as the decisive inheritance for his chosen disciple. An unexplained golden light raised it to a Godly King weapon, and Luo Feng eventually survives recognition and becomes its master. (Chapters 1026, 1062–1070, and 1486)
• Force Armor: He tailored this armor for his prospective third disciple and left it with Flame Emperor until Luo Feng came to claim it. Sitting Mountain Guest's order ultimately compels the transfer. (Chapters 1026–1032)
• Tower Pearl: This soul-protection component belongs to Star Tower's inheritance and recognizes Luo Feng during the recognition process. Its association with Sitting Mountain Guest is as designer and provider rather than its later battlefield user. (Chapters 879–894 and 1026)
• Ancient God Eye: Sitting Mountain Guest refines ancient godly blood into eyes that concentrate its mental impact. He chooses this feasible design over a far slower and uncertain attempt to make a supreme true treasure, and the completed eyes aid Luo Feng's side without making Sitting Mountain Guest a member of humanity's war camp. (Chapters 1278–1290)
• Blood Cloud Pearl and disguise: The Blood Cloud arrangement conceals aura, changes outward form, and supports the feared Blood Cloud Palace Master identity. Sitting Mountain Guest passes the disguise and associated palace to Luo Feng, making him their later user rather than exposing the teacher's own identity. (Chapters 1099–1108)
• Jin Emperor Palace: Sitting Mountain Guest leaves his remaining valuables in this palace and later uses it when advancing and entering reincarnation. It is central to the transition from his Universe Ocean incarnation back into the Land of Origin, but the supplied corpus does not provide complete mechanics for the reincarnation support it offers. (Chapters 1486 and 1518)
• Governor Order: As one of the Nine Great Governors, Sitting Mountain Guest receives an order personally refined by Luo Feng. It protects his body and soul and grants Divine Emperor Ultimate Realm strength under the Land of Origin's restrictions; this institutional protection is separate from his own First-Realm Godly King cultivation. (Chapter 1917)