Di Feng

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Di Feng (帝丰)
Alias(es)	Immortal Emperor Feng; Emperor Feng; Bu Feng 616 918
Species/Race	Immortal Emperor
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Immortal Court
Occupation/Role	Heavenly Emperor of the Immortal Court; creator of the Nine Profound Undying Technique 652 964
Status	Deceased — beheaded by his disciple Shui Yinghui; his Spirit subsequently dissipated 964 965
First Appearance	Chapter 585

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Nine Profound Undying — Ninth Profound	Pre-story; disclosed 652	Created the Nine Profound Undying Technique, cultivated it to its ninth profundity, and attained an undying physical state.
Dao Realm — Nine Heavens	725	His Nine Profound Undying had reached the Dao Realm Nine Heavens, reflecting his exceptionally deep comprehension of the Dao.
Glimpse of the Dao Realm Tenth Heaven	726	Revealed that he had perceived a Tenth Heaven beyond the Dao Realm's known Nine Heavens.
Tenth Heaven Sword Dao divine ability	747	Used a divine ability comprehended from that glimpse to wound the Evil Emperor across both past and future.

Background / History

Di Feng was originally the Evil Emperor's disciple. He seized power from his teacher and became the Immortal Court's Heavenly Emperor, establishing himself through ruthless ambition, political calculation, and overwhelming cultivation 616 687.

Drawing on subtleties within the Evil Emperor's Taiyi Tiandu Molun Sutra, Di Feng created the Nine Profound Undying Technique. The technique refined the body, Dao, and cultivation into an extraordinary regenerative system, becoming the foundation of his power and longevity 648 652 747.

To forge an unparalleled Emperor Sword, Di Feng used rebels and traitors as furnace fuel in the Immortal Burning Furnace. He sought to temper its Sword Pellet beyond both the Immortal Burning Furnace and the Four Extremes Cauldron, making it the greatest supreme treasure in history 585 725.

His later plans included the “Wedding Dress Plan”: cultivating a First Immortal of the Seventh Immortal Realm to rule it, then consuming that First Immortal for himself. His excessive caution exposed this scheme before it could be completed 643.

Personality

Di Feng was ambitious, calculating, and deeply suspicious. He withheld the complete Nine Profound Undying Technique even from favored disciples because he feared that a successor might use it to usurp him 815.

He was also exceptionally gifted. Even while crippled by Dao injuries, he created new Sword Dao moves in battle, learned much of Su Yun's Dao Stops Here through observation, and used it to cut away the harmful imprint within his own technique 726 727.

His confidence regularly became arrogance. He dismissed rivals as traitors and believed himself able to dictate the fate of the Immortal Realm, yet his caution and desire to control every variable repeatedly isolated him from allies and disciples 643 731 839.

Abilities & Skills

Supreme Sword Dao

Di Feng was one of the foremost Sword Dao practitioners from the First Era onward. His Emperor Sword Dao could suppress other divine abilities, strike through space and time, and continuously evolve under combat pressure 726 840 884.

• Wields Sword Dao Spiritual Power capable of confronting Emperor-level opponents directly. 689 840
• Creates new sword moves during battle rather than relying solely on established techniques. 726
• Comprehended much of Su Yun's Dao Stops Here and used it to sever the harmful cultivation imprint in his Nine Profound Undying Technique. 727
• Developed a Tenth Heaven-derived sword move that wounded the Evil Emperor in both past and future. 747
• His Sword Dao could be suppressed or exceeded by Su Yun when Su Yun drew upon greater external sword intent. 884 918

Nine Profound Undying Technique

Di Feng's self-created cultivation method fused physical refinement, regeneration, and Dao attainment. It granted him an extraordinarily resilient body and the ability to recover from otherwise fatal damage 652 843.

• Rapidly restores physical wounds, including severe damage caused by the First Sword Array Diagram. 843
• Allows his severed Imperial Heart to begin forming another body. 747
• Reinforces his physical body to a level approaching Emperor Zhao's ancient body. 843
• Can coexist with other high-level techniques, as demonstrated by Xiao Guihong's fusion of it with the Taiyi Tiandu Molun Sutra. 648
• Its principal weakness is sustained damage to the same wound or Dao-level analysis of the technique's underlying structure. 725
• Di Shu deciphered the technique at the Dao level, leaving Di Feng with injuries that could not be fully healed. 725 749

Strategic Planning

Di Feng combined cultivation with long-term political schemes, using disciples, supreme treasures, and factional struggles to preserve his rule 643 815.

• Formulated the Wedding Dress Plan to exploit a First Immortal of the Seventh Immortal Realm. 643
• Cultivated and manipulated disciples while concealing his true intentions from them. 647 815
• Used the Four Extremes Cauldron's attack on the Thunder Pool Grotto-Heaven to regain support within the Immortal Realm. 747
• Ordered the pursuit and extermination of Di Shu's rebels while treating Su Yun as a major threat to his authority. 726 731

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Emperor Sword Sword Pellet — An Immortal Dao supreme treasure formed from countless swords. It could split into defensive Sword Pellets or unite into a single Emperor Sword. 616 840 843
• Damaged Emperor Sword — After suffering repeated setbacks, Di Feng continued fighting with broken swords gathered into new pellets and sword formations. 726 747
• Myriad Transformations Incinerating Immortal Furnace — Used by Di Feng to temper the Emperor Sword Sword Pellet toward becoming the foremost supreme treasure. 585
• Imperial Heart — A heart with terrifying vitality that could act independently and begin forming another Di Feng after being removed from his body. 747

Relationships

• Evil Emperor Jue — Former master and later enemy. Di Feng seized power from him, but the Evil Emperor remained one of his greatest threats. 616 687 747
• Su Yun — Major rival in Sword Dao and politics. Di Feng recognized Su Yun's extraordinary talent, learned from his techniques, and repeatedly sought to eliminate him. 726 731 918
• Di Shu — Enemy who deciphered both the Nine Profound Undying Technique and the Emperor Sword at the Dao level, inflicting Di Feng's lasting injuries. 725
• Shui Yinghui — Disciple who received only the first profundity of Nine Profound Undying; she ultimately beheaded Di Feng in revenge for her slaughtered clan. 648 964
• Xiao Guihong — Disciple and intended beneficiary of Di Feng's teachings, though Di Feng planned to seize his fortune and lifespan for himself. 647
• Bu Wangji — Son and Crown Prince; the only disciple known to have received the complete Nine Profound Undying Technique. 815
• Bu Wangzhi — Second son, whom Di Feng attempted to promote after Bu Wangji's death. 840
• Di Zhao — Powerful enemy who repeatedly battled Di Feng and prevented him from killing Su Yun. 840 841
• Baili Du — Immortal Minister and adviser who helped manage Immortal Court affairs and proposed strategies against the lower realm. 749 889

Story Role / Major Arcs

Immortal Court Rule and the Wedding Dress Plan

As Immortal Court ruler, Di Feng concealed his full strength while laying plans to secure control of the Seventh Immortal Realm. His attempt to cultivate and later consume a First Immortal became known as the Wedding Dress Plan 616 643.

Battle Against the Emperors

When the Empress, Evil Emperor, Di Shu, and other Emperor-level figures converged, Di Feng ambushed and severely injured multiple opponents. Even so, Di Shu's counterattack and the Immortal Burning Furnace left him vulnerable 689.

Chaos Sea Sword Dao Clash

After Di Shu shattered his Emperor Sword Sword Pellet and crippled his Nine Profound Undying Technique, Di Feng encountered Su Yun in the Chaos Sea. Their duel forced both men to improve their Sword Dao; Di Feng revealed his glimpse of the Dao Realm Tenth Heaven during this confrontation 723 724 726.

Thunder Pool and Lower-Realm Campaign

Di Feng used the Four Extremes Cauldron's destruction of the Thunder Pool Grotto-Heaven to restore confidence in his rule. Despite remaining wounded, he presented himself as invincible before the Immortal Court 747 749.

War Against the Imperial Court

Di Feng led the Immortal Court's forces against Su Yun's Imperial Court. He fought Di Zhao, resisted Su Yun's First Sword Array Diagram, and relied on Nine Profound Undying to endure damage that would have destroyed most Emperor-level cultivators 839 840 843.

Final Defeat

Although the Reincarnation Saint King later restored Di Feng to peak condition, Di Feng failed to achieve the Dao Realm Tenth Heaven through his battle with Emperor Zhao. Gravely injured, he was confronted by Shui Yinghui, who beheaded him to avenge her clan 957 964.

Notable Quotes

“Traitor, he deserves to die!” 731

“I am the Heavenly Emperor Di Feng, recuperating here. Which Immortal has arrived? Come and pay your respects!” 964

Trivia

• Di Feng's Spiritual Power was used as a unit of measurement; “one Feng” represented his known level of Spiritual Power. 842
• He taught the complete Nine Profound Undying Technique only to his son Bu Wangji, withholding it from every other disciple. 815
• Even after his death, Di Feng's dissipating Spirit became spiritual light and Origin Energy that enriched the lesser world where Shui Yinghui killed him. 965