帝俊
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Original Name:帝俊Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:259Chapters:44
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Di Jun (帝俊)
Gender Male
Affiliation Demon Race; Heavenly Court
Occupation/Role Co-leader of the Demon Race; ruler of the Heavenly Court
First Appearance Chapter 28

Background / History

Di Jun and his brother Tai Yi traveled the Primordial World seeking powerful Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal divine beasts to oppose the Witch Race. After encountering Witch Race clansmen who fed on Demon Beasts, Di Jun began recruiting allies and invited Da Bai and Bai Ze to join the Demon Race. He initially attacked them after mistaking them for members of the Witch Race, then apologized and made his offer directly 28.

Following a major defeat by the Witch Race’s Twelve Capital Celestial Evil Formation, Di Jun and Tai Yi escaped and regrouped their forces. Di Jun proposed creating cultivation techniques to strengthen the Demon Race, while Tai Yi repaired the Eastern Emperor Bell 37.

Abilities & Skills

Leadership and Strategy

Di Jun directs the Demon Race’s military, recruitment, cultivation development, and political expansion.

  • Recruited powerful demon beasts to build opposition to the Witch Race 28.
  • Proposed cultivation techniques after the Demon Race suffered losses against the Witch Race 37.
  • Commanded the Demon Race alongside Tai Yi in testing the Zhou Tian Xing Dou Great Formation 40.
  • Took control of the newly emerged Heavenly Court with the support of the Ten Great Demon Marshals 45.
  • Entrusted Bai Ze with inviting Kun Peng and another creator to serve as Heavenly Court teachers 48.

Zhou Tian Xing Dou Great Formation

Di Jun commands the Demon Race’s great formation in its war against the Witch Race.

  • Tested the formation against the Twelve Capital Celestial Evil Formation; it was destroyed by the Pangu Phantom’s Giant Axe, forcing a Demon Race retreat 40.
  • Activated the formation during the decisive Witch–Monster battle and coordinated with Tai Yi 81.
  • Used the Monster Summoning Banner through the formation to unleash a massive starlight-arrow attack on the Witch Race 81.

Swordsmanship

Di Jun is a capable combatant even when surrounded by multiple Ancestral Witches.

  • Severed Rushou’s head with a sword strike while trapped by the Time Law and attacked by several Ancestral Witches 83.
  • Continued fighting despite diminishing magical power and the arrival of additional Witch Race reinforcements 83.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Monster Summoning Banner — A spiritual treasure Di Jun planned to refine with Nuwa’s aid, intended to control Demon Kings and Monster Sages. Its proposed use of gathered souls provoked Da Bai’s opposition 67.
  • Zhou Tian Xing Dou Great Formation — The Demon Race’s major battle formation, used against the Witch Race 40 81.

Relationships

  • Tai Yi — Brother and co-leader of the Demon Race; they jointly recruit demons, lead the Heavenly Court, devise military strategy, and fight the Witch Race 28 37 40 67 81.
  • Da Bai — Initially attacked by Di Jun after being mistaken for a Witch Race member; later recruited into the Demon Race. Da Bai opposed the soul-gathering plan for the Monster Summoning Banner 28 67.
  • Bai Ze — Demon Race member and strategist entrusted with recruiting prospective Heavenly Court teachers 28 48.
  • Nuwa — Di Jun sought her assistance in refining the Monster Summoning Banner; she remained politically distant, though the banner was to be sent to the Heavenly Court 67.
  • Kong Xuan — Opponent during the Monster Race’s assault on humanity; Kong Xuan fought Di Jun to a standstill despite their cultivation gap 71.
  • Fu Xi — Addressed by Di Jun as Xi Huang and ordered, with Peng Xuan, to lead an army against the human tribes and collect Essence Spirits 70.
  • Peng Xuan — Demon Master ordered alongside Fu Xi to lead tens of millions of Demon Race members against humanity 70.
  • Dijiang — Opposing Witch Race leader who confronted Di Jun during the decisive battle and declared the coming destruction of the Monster Race 81 83.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Founding and Expansion of the Demon Race

Di Jun recruits Da Bai and Bai Ze as part of his effort to unite Demon Beasts against the Witch Race. His stated cause is protecting Demon Beasts from being preyed upon by the Witch Race, though Da Bai internally regards this as an excuse for gathering support after Di Jun’s earlier defeat 28.

Witch–Demon Conflict

Di Jun survives the Demon Race’s defeat at the hands of the Twelve Capital Celestial Evil Formation and responds by pursuing stronger cultivation methods and larger forces 37. He later leads the Zhou Tian Xing Dou Great Formation against the Witch Race, but the Pangu Phantom breaks it with two Giant Axe strikes 40.

Heavenly Court Rule

After the Heavenly Court emerges, Di Jun leads the Demon Race in taking control of it, supported by the Ten Great Demon Marshals 45. From the Heavenly Court, he addresses the Monster Script’s implications and expands its leadership by seeking powerful teachers 48.

Human Race Campaign

To forge a Witch-Slaying Sword, Di Jun orders Fu Xi and Peng Xuan to lead tens of millions of demons against the human tribes on the North Sea Coast, leaving no humans alive and collecting their Essence Spirits 70. During this campaign, he battles Kong Xuan, initially underestimating him before becoming cautious of Kong Xuan’s spiritual power and treasures 71.

Decisive Battle Against the Witch Race

Di Jun deploys the Zhou Tian Xing Dou Great Formation and the Monster Summoning Banner in the final war against the Witch Race, launching a starlight-arrow assault that Dijiang and the Twelve Ancestral Witches intercept at immense cost 81. He is later trapped by the Time Law and besieged by multiple Ancestral Witches; despite killing Rushou, he is overwhelmed as Dijiang, Shebishi, Jumang, and Tianwu close in 83.

Notable Quotes

“Heavenly Dao is unfair! Can our Monster Race not be the rulers of the Primordial World!” 83