Su Ren

Su Ren, titled the Blade God, is a wandering dual-blade practitioner and one of Damien Void's closest friends. Raised by a reclusive thief after sects fought over his talent, he earns the Dimensional Leaderboard's first rank through independent training before the Saint King defeats and permanently curses him. His self-created grey mana severs targets from energies and environments, and at Godhood he partners with Long Chen to cut open the defenses of Grand Dukes.

Biography

Blade God meets Damien

Su Ren enters the Holy Light Realm seeking worthy opponents rather than treasure or faction advantage. He introduces himself without arrogance or submission and challenges Damien to a duel that quickly exceeds what the realm can safely contain. Their blade and spacetime manifestations do not merely collide; they form a harmonious vision that gives both men a premature glimpse of Divinity. The shared insight establishes respect more securely than victory could, and Su Ren reintroduces himself as the unaffiliated Blade God before offering friendship. (Chapters 983–987)

The fallen number one

Su Ren's reputation predates his first on-page battle. Kidnapped repeatedly because of his talent, he is eventually raised by an infamous thief whose distance from ordinary institutions encourages an independent practitioner's mindset. He reaches the Dimensional Leaderboard's first position by sixty and holds it for a decade. Bai Yumo becomes the first peer who can truly match him, but their respect collapses when the Saint King abandons a fair contest, leaves corrupting mana inside Su Ren, and steals the ranking through a wound even Su Ren's master cannot cure. (Chapters 987 and 1041–1042)

Holy Light protector and chosen family

After their duel, Su Ren prioritizes Xiao Yue, an orphan he rescued and placed with a trustworthy sect. He comforts her during the fire calamity, helps her search for opportunities, and later leads stranded geniuses against Nox Worshippers rather than pursuing private advantage. This protective side does not contradict his hunger for battle. It gives that hunger a boundary: Su Ren will seek an equal enthusiastically, but he also calculates whether weaker companions have enough vitality and mana before committing them to danger. (Chapters 987–988 and 1002–1024)

Bai Yumo's curse and a new stage

At the Grand Assembly, Su Ren accepts a rematch with Bai Yumo while already knowing the old corruption remains in his chest. His unique mana has shifted its own development toward spiritual suppression to keep the curse from crippling him, but Bai Yumo can excite it at will. Su Ren withdraws rather than die pointlessly and tells his opponent that the stage no longer belongs to him, trusting Damien to answer the humiliation. The decision converts wounded pride into judgment: he accepts that another fighter can carry the confrontation he cannot. (Chapters 1040–1043)

Judgement Order and Beast Emperor Star

Su Ren joins Judgement Order as a team leader, brings his master into the group's support network, and develops a sharp rivalry with Long Chen. Their paired missions reveal complementary judgment: Su Ren reads opponents and strategy more naturally, while Long Chen supplies direct pressure and a different weapon path. During the assault on the Nox camp, Su Ren leads charges, distributes orders, intercepts attacks aimed at comrades, and preserves formation even when the enemy's superior power turns every defensive choice into a sacrifice. (Chapters 1052, 1146–1159)

At Beast Emperor Star, Rose sends him to investigate the massacred Golden Dragon Estate despite the possibility of a hidden Supreme. His squad sacrifices itself to seal Drago's Time Laws and transfer enough power for Su Ren to continue. He manifests the Blade God through mana after his body is shattered, refusing to abandon the bunker behind him, but cannot bridge the absolute stage difference alone. Alexander's intervention saves and heals him. The defeat confirms both his resolve and a real limit that skill cannot erase. (Chapters 1182–1187)

Godhood and the energy-cutting sword

Su Ren survives the lower-universe finale, fights Nox Supremes with the other Judgement Order leaders, and remains one of the friends who can drink with Damien without deference. In the Heavenly World, he and Long Chen continue pursuing weapon mastery while Damien's wish indirectly grants them a special Void blessing that improves their talent. They reach mid-level Godhood through a sword path whose late advancement depends on Legend and repeated battle enlightenment rather than a natural elemental Law. (Chapters 1331–1344, 1650, 1801–1855, and 1869)

His defining late ambition is a blade capable of severing every form of energy. The ideal remains incomplete, but during the Sacred Abyss war Su Ren can immediately cut hostile energy and suppress explosive battlefields. That specialization creates openings Long Chen's poison sword can exploit against Grand Dukes. Neither man alone possesses Supreme-God output, yet their partnership removes energy defense and strikes exposed flesh, giving two mid-level Gods an impact greater than their formal stage suggests. (Chapter 1869)

Appearance and personality

Su Ren is a robust, rigorously trained man with a chiseled handsome face, long midnight-black hair, sharp eyes, and unusual sakura-pink irises. He carries two blades across his back, one pitch black and one shining platinum. In combat his ordinary grounded stance resembles a mortal practicing basic forms, but the simplicity conceals exact balance, body conditioning, and intent refined enough to make every movement appear complete. (Chapters 983–985)

He is direct, disciplined, and most animated by a worthy fight. Su Ren neither flatters stronger figures nor humiliates weaker ones, and his independent worldview makes Bai Yumo's submission to the Saint Emperor initially incomprehensible. Experience tempers the arrogance of his early number-one rank. He can retreat when a curse makes victory impossible, accept Rose's orders, and distinguish heroic resolve from the raw stage gap that will kill him. (Chapters 983–988, 1041–1042, and 1152–1185)

Affection exposes a gentler and occasionally helpless side. Xiao Yue can reduce the imposing Blade God to embarrassed explanation, while Damien and Long Chen draw him into teasing friendships that survive vast rank changes. His loyalty is expressed through action rather than declarations: protecting juniors, throwing Xue Fang away from a killing blow, leading squads into danger, and remaining beside friends after the wars give him no strategic reason to do so. (Chapters 987–988, 1052, 1155–1159, 1344, and 1801)

Abilities, laws, and evolution

Grey mana and blade intent

Su Ren creates his own grey mana by taking weapon intent to a level where it functions as a unique Law. It suppresses spatial ruptures, prevents regeneration and similar recovery, invades terrain through residual blade scars, and cuts him away from the dimension so he can remain active in environments where ordinary vitality cannot persist. These effects arise from severance rather than brute elemental opposition. The field is powerful but not absolute: it cannot permanently eradicate the roots of Holy Light Star's bloody forest or independently overcome a Supreme's body. (Chapters 984–986, 1017, and 1024)

The old Saint King corruption permanently alters this mana's growth. Much of its spiritual specialization exists because it must suppress the foreign force embedded in Su Ren's chest and prevent crippling spread. This adaptation preserves him and retains external anti-spirit advantages, but it is not a cure; Bai Yumo can excite the curse and force Su Ren out of combat. His signature power is therefore partly self-authored excellence and partly a survival response to lasting damage. (Chapters 1041–1042)

Dual-blade method and physical mastery

Su Ren fights with opposed black and platinum blades whose paths conceal and reinforce one another. Coiling Serpents turns their trajectories into interwoven living forms; Meteor Descent converts a fall into concentrated impact; Pure Force expresses highly refined physical and mana control. His misdirection is ethereal rather than a visual illusion, and even Damien's enhanced perception initially fails to read it. The style depends on a conditioned body, exact stance, and simultaneous awareness of both weapon paths. (Chapters 983–985 and 1041)

When his body fails against Drago, Su Ren externalizes a Blade God manifestation and continues through awareness and mana. The act shows that his weapon intent can outlast ordinary physical operation, not that injury has become irrelevant. He is still defeated until Alexander heals him. Likewise, sacrificial power from his squad lets him threaten a Supreme whose Time Laws are sealed, but cannot grant the absolute defense or output belonging to that formal stage. (Chapters 1183–1187)

Energy severance and God-level partnership

At Godhood, Su Ren's path aims to cut any energy rather than merely sharpen a physical blade. The completed ideal remains beyond him, but his present sword can sever Sacred Abyss energy immediately, silence explosive exchanges, and destabilize a Grand Duke's defenses. This is a specialized conceptual advantage rather than universal Supreme-God strength. It removes the energetic layer while a partner still needs enough sharpness and killing power to exploit exposed Divine flesh. (Chapter 1869)

Long Chen supplies that second half. Su Ren moves between battlefields to erase hostile energy, then strikes at the instant Long Chen's direct pressure creates imbalance. Conversely, his intervention produces the opening for the poison sword to kill. Their matched God stage and contrasting paths make the cooperation repeatable, while their individual limitations explain why the same enemies would be far harder if either fought alone. (Chapter 1869)

Perception, command, and Void-derived blessing

Su Ren has exceptional natural perception developed through his unnamed master's teaching. Rose uses him alongside Aishia to detect danger without exposing awareness beyond a barrier, and he reads the tactical meaning of the Nox underestimating Damien's “associates.” As a field leader he distributes orders under pressure, evaluates suspected Supremes honestly, and follows chain of command even when the decision may kill him. Perception improves judgment but does not provide certainty about concealed stages or unknown enemy mechanisms. (Chapters 1152–1158 and 1183)

Damien's Void does not automatically bless friends, but Damien's wish for Su Ren and Long Chen to stand beside him manifests as a special talent increase. The blessing accelerates their ability to approach the peak of their sword paths without replacing training, Legend, or battle experience. It is best understood as improved potential and growth conditions: both remain only mid-level Gods during the final war and must cooperate to defeat Grand Dukes. (Chapters 1650 and 1869)

Power progression

Stage / Realm / AbilityChapter(s)Notes
Saint King curse; spirit-oriented adaptationBefore 983; revealed 1041–1042Bai Yumo leaves incurable corrupting mana in Su Ren's chest; Su Ren redirects his unique mana's growth to suppress it and avoid being crippled.
Early nine revolutionsBy 986Su Ren has only recently entered the nine-revolution path; the exact individual revolution is not stated in his introductory battle.
Void-derived friend blessingBy 1650; explained 1869Damien's wish manifests as a special talent boost that helps Su Ren and Long Chen continue rising without replacing training or Legend.
God; middle of the levelBy 1869Reaches Godhood and the middle of that level in the Heavenly World; intermediate revolutions and Cosmic Rebirth are not individually narrated.
God-level energy-severing swordBy 1869Develops an incomplete but powerful sword path that cuts Sacred Abyss energy and opens Grand Duke defenses for Long Chen.

Relationships

  • Damien Void: Their first duel produces a shared glimpse of Divinity and turns two strangers into friends who recognize the same hunger for an unreachable peak. Damien later takes Su Ren's place against Bai Yumo without treating him as diminished, and the relationship settles into easy drinking and mutual disrespect despite Damien's greater cosmic rank. Damien's wish also becomes the indirect blessing supporting Su Ren's late growth. (Chapters 983–988, 1042–1052, 1344, 1650, and 1801–1869)
  • Long Chen: Long Chen begins as a sword-path rival whose perception Su Ren enjoys criticizing. Judgement Order missions turn banter into coordinated trust, and the partnership matures at Godhood. Su Ren severs a Grand Duke's energy while Long Chen pressures and kills the body, making their different weapon ideals materially interdependent rather than merely parallel. (Chapters 1052, 1153–1159, 1336, 1854, and 1869)
  • Bai Yumo: Su Ren initially respects the only peer who can meet him blade to blade, but Bai Yumo wins their ranking battle by implanting an incurable curse. The rematch proves the wound remains under the Saint King's control and ends Su Ren's remaining hope for honorable rivalry. Their opposition is also philosophical: Su Ren values an independently chosen path, while Bai Yumo publicly performs absolute obedience to his father. (Chapters 1038–1043)
  • Xiao Yue: Su Ren rescues the orphan from a secret realm, finds her a safe sect, and becomes the senior brother she treats as family. Her fear makes him moderate risk and provide reassurance during Holy Light Realm's disasters. She also reveals that the unaffiliated Blade God is no longer emotionally alone, even if he remains awkward about admitting the bond. (Chapters 987–988, 1002, and 1019)
  • Unnamed master: Su Ren's master is a feared thief who takes him in after repeated kidnappings and teaches him outside ordinary faction structures. The master cannot remove Bai Yumo's curse but maintains enough influence to arrange Xiao Yue's travel and later aids Judgement Order once at Su Ren's request. Su Ren's only declared formal loyalty remains to this teacher. (Chapters 987–988, 1041–1042, 1050, and 1152)

Items

  • Black and platinum blades: Su Ren's paired weapons mirror one another in color and support his interlocking dual-blade method. The supplied corpus does not establish individual names, ranks, or a custody change, so they remain described rather than linked as separate artifacts. (Chapters 983–985)
  • Ordinary storage and recovery resources: He carries the expected practitioner supplies, but no named personal treasure materially defines his progression in the supplied corpus.