Yan Zhu
Yan Zhu Emperor is one of Wu Long Starfield's five managers and the only son of Shi Huo Knight. Lavish cultivation resources and a powerful inherited treasure raise him to Emperor-class strength, but jealousy of genuine geniuses and hatred of True Yan drive him to abuse his office against Luo Feng.
Biography
Obstructing the Wu Long investigation
Yan Zhu joins the inquiry after Luo Feng survives an assassination inside Wu Long Starfield. Rather than treating him as the victim, Yan Zhu proposes a dangerous soul search, demands proof for every defensive measure, secretly orders an underling to plant a flame-Undying weapon fragment, and tries to frame Luo Feng for stealing bug corpses. He orders confinement when the fabrication fails, but Virtual Universe Company leaders compel his release before the manager can send him to a Starfield Jail. (Chapters 685–689)
Targeting True Yan through his disciple
True Yan explains that Yan Zhu's hostility predates Luo Feng: the pampered heir repeatedly challenged him, lost, and transformed those humiliations into obsession. Unable to defeat the teacher, Yan Zhu decides to destroy the favored disciple. He sends a servant to hide an Undying crystal on Earth, creating a route for god-country transport, then organizes an armed attempt to seize Luo Feng and the planet's inhabitants. Yan Zhu orders soul attacks through the ship and begins using his trump card when resistance surrounds him. (Chapters 689 and 703–710)
Defeat and imprisonment
The confrontation ends when Yan Zhu's father, Shi Huo Knight, intervenes and orders all captured Earthlings released. Yan Zhu's institutional protection cannot erase an attack that crossed from harassment into mass abduction. He is sentenced to one thousand eras in the Ninth Starfield Jail, where he remains when Long Jue later contrasts his fall with Luo Feng's rise as Primal Chaos City Leader's disciple. (Chapters 710–711 and 741–751)
Appearance and personality
Yan Zhu is repeatedly described as demonically beautiful—an almost impossibly perfect man with white-jade fingers and a mysterious engraving on his forehead. The mark comes from a treasure provided by his father. His gentle voice and refined surface contrast with contempt, jealousy, and obsessive vindictiveness; he can delay revenge patiently, but not abandon it. (Chapters 685–686, 694, and 703–710)
Abilities and progression
Yan Zhu becomes an Emperor-class Undying after spending more than nine million years at Sector Lord level under expensive cultivation. The resources perfect his body, while the special treasure inherited from Shi Huo Knight allows him to fight a pinnacle emperor when activated. The corpus does not name that treasure or detail its complete mechanics. (Chapters 689, 710, and 788–789)
He commands numerous Emperor-level Undyings and can organize soul attacks, god-country infiltration, and large-scale capture operations. These are partly products of office and family backing rather than personal power, a distinction the narrative emphasizes. (Chapters 685–689 and 703–711)
Relationships
- Luo Feng: Yan Zhu fabricates evidence against Luo Feng, confines him, and later attacks Earth to destroy him; the failed campaign ends with their positions decisively reversed. (Chapters 685–715 and 751)
- True Yan Knight: Repeated defeats by True Yan become Yan Zhu's defining grievance, which he redirects toward the teacher's disciple. (Chapters 703 and 710)
- Dylan: Dylan protests Yan Zhu's treatment of Luo Feng and tries to keep his charge from being isolated during the later attack. (Chapters 687 and 703–711)
- Long Jue: The fellow manager warns Luo Feng about Yan Zhu, secures his release, and later cites Yan Zhu's imprisonment as proof of their reversed fortunes. (Chapters 685, 688–689, and 751)
- Huge Axe Creator's organization: Yan Zhu's Huge Axe Dojo position and his father's authority give him influence, but neither ultimately shields him from punishment for the Earth operation. (Chapters 685–711 and 751)
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