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Heaven Demon Phoenix—Feng Qing'er (Five-Colored; Rising)

``` Level: One-Star Dou Zun

Bloodline: Ninth Grade (Unstable; once stabilized, it can greatly increase her potential and foundation)

Attributes: Primary—Fire.

Secondary—Lightning.

Special Talents: 1. Skill Comprehension—Feng Qing'er possessed extraordinarily impressive aptitude for comprehending Bloodline Secret Skills, Dou Skills, and cultivation.

2. Peerless Stubborn Seed Halo—After being enlightened by Blade Sovereign, Feng Qing'er had gained a new understanding of "pride," but her obsession with pride had also grown stronger.

Affiliation: Yang Shan (Blade Sovereign)

Secondary Affiliation: Heaven Demon Phoenix Clan Loyalty: 65 Current Potential:

Extremely Fast—Seven-Star Dou Zun

Limit—Dou Zun Peak

(Note: During the Extremely Fast Potential phase, a Ninth Grade Bloodline had a guaranteed Character Imprint of "Five-Colored." Bloodline strength did not represent final panel strength.) Soul Strength: Spirit Realm Early Stage

Qi and Blood: 10500000 Attack: 25500 Defense: 20800 Speed: 7900 Bloodline Secret Skills:

" Demon Phoenix Saintly Image," "Demon Phoenix Black Flame," "Demon Phoenix Bell," "Phoenix Silk Method"

Dou Skills: "Three Thousand Thunder Illusory Body," "Thunder Killing Finger," "Three Thousand Thunder Movement"

Original Fated Plot (Broken)—

Due to her bloodline, she had never truly received the Heaven Demon Phoenix Clan's attention and became one of the candidates for testing the clan's special secret methods (in the original novel, this involved transplanting Ancient Heavenly Phoenix remains). She ultimately survived, but her cultivation remained forever at the Three Star Dou Zun Peak. She was also forcibly branded with a blood contract seal, becoming one of the main executors of the Heaven Demon Phoenix Clan's high-risk missions.

Breaking Fate—This character enjoyed the extra enhancements an original NPC should have received, but the original plot would no longer serve as a reference for this character's development.

Evaluation: Fate lay in the heavens, but success rested in one's own hands. Her destiny had been broken; the