Shi Kingdom

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Shi Kingdom (食国)
Affiliation	Vassal state of the Yan Feng Ancient Kingdom; later brought under the Abyss Sect’s command 568 727
Occupation/Role	Eternal Kingdom and regional military power on the Origin Continent 448 497
Status	Annexed by the Abyss Sect after the deaths of its three Kingdom Lords 724 727 732
Territory	More than 150 Chaos Provinces remained after twenty provinces were ceded to Luo Shen 726

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Three God King-level powerhouses	365	Launched a surprise national war that destroyed the Jin Kingdom and forced King Jin to flee.
Five God Kings; over 100 Chaos Rulers	458 519	Rapid expansion increased its Chaos Ruler ranks more than tenfold from its earlier peak, creating a major threat to the Yu Kingdom.

Background / History

The Shi Kingdom destroyed the Jin Kingdom through a surprise attack during a national war. At that time, Shi possessed three God King-level powerhouses, while Jin had only King Jin; Jin’s collapse created a lasting enmity between the two kingdoms’ surviving interests. 365 448

Over subsequent years, Shi expanded rapidly, reaching five God Kings and more than one hundred Chaos Rulers. Its growth, military buildup, and repeated border clashes with the Yu Kingdom made it one of the Origin Continent’s significant Eternal Kingdoms. 458 469 519

The kingdom maintained ties to the Yan Feng Ancient Kingdom. Its ruler, the Tian Kun Kingdom Lord, had gained favor from Yan Feng’s higher echelons through his culinary skills, giving Shi political protection and access to a higher-tier Primal Chaos Bloodline. 498 664 725

Military Operations

Huyang City Campaign

Shi operated resistance forces inside Yu territory, using Flowing Sand Valley and the Blood Python Society as bases. Its forces initiated thirty-seven conflicts to exhaust Huyang City’s legions, disperse the Ten Great Legions, and prepare a surprise seizure of the City Lord’s Mansion. 465 470

Flowing Sand Marquis led Shi’s operations around Huyang City and attempted to recruit Luo Shen, believing that securing him would reduce Yu’s ability to obtain outside support. Luo Shen refused to join Shi. 462 475

Shi later attacked Huyang City through major assaults at the East and West City Gates, while using the North and South Gates as feints. Luo Shen’s intervention devastated its legions and prevented the city’s capture. 489 491 494

Invasion of the Yu Kingdom

After the Yu Kingdom Lord was injured during a failed breakthrough, Shi launched a full-scale invasion across the border. Its strategy was to pressure Yu territory and force the Yu Kingdom Lord into a decisive confrontation. 509 659 665

Shi’s armies captured more than thirty large cities and seven Chaos Provinces early in the invasion. The Tian Kun Kingdom Lord deliberately avoided attacking Huyang City and Jiujiang Chaos Province while Luo Shen was present there. 665

Luo Shen later intervened on Yu’s behalf, using World Power to cover fifteen invaded Chaos Provinces and ordering Shi’s legions and Chaos Rulers to withdraw. 666 667 668

Government and Notable Members

• Tian Kun Kingdom Lord — Leading ruler of Shi Kingdom; a Second Level God King who possessed a high-tier Primal Chaos Bloodline and directed the invasion of the Yu Kingdom. He was killed by Luo Shen’s Abyss Clone. 659 664 668 722
• Moluo God King — Shi God King and subordinate of Tian Kun; killed alongside Tian Kun by Luo Shen’s Abyss Clone. 668 722
• Ancestor of Blade Demons — Shi God King and subordinate of Tian Kun; killed alongside Tian Kun. 722 724
• Ku Feng God King — Shi God King skilled in clone techniques. He was sent to negotiate with Luo Shen during the Yu invasion, later fled after Shi’s collapse, and refused to join the Abyss Sect. 668 669 724 725
• Liu Yu God King — Former Shi God King with territorial and tribal administration experience. He joined the Abyss Sect and assisted with the transition of Shi territory. 724 725 731
• Flowing Sand Marquis — Shi Chaos Ruler who operated from Flowing Sand Valley and led attacks against Huyang City. 462 474 489
• Qi Kun — Leader of Shi’s Huyang resistance forces and a direct disciple of Shi’s ruler. He was killed by Luo Shen. 469 470 473

Territory and Society

• Shi controlled more than 150 Chaos Provinces even after Luo Shen received twenty provinces from its territory. 726
• Its large cities were comparatively prosperous and secure; Guo Yi City, a border metropolis, was guarded by two Chaos Rulers. 708
• Shi’s urban centers supported distinctive restaurants, music, and dances. Feng Yue Tower helped make one outer city among the kingdom’s most prosperous, second only to Shi Capital. 708
• The Tian Kun Kingdom Lord’s bloodline cultivation relied on devouring living beings. Wilderness tribes were periodically captured as food, while annexation wars could involve the consumption of entire royal capitals and mass slaughter. 710
• Heavy taxation, continual expansion, and the seizure of wilderness populations were linked to sustaining Tian Kun’s cultivation and Shi’s military ambitions. 710

Fall and Annexation

Luo Shen’s Abyss Clone killed Tian Kun, Moluo, and the Ancestor of Blade Demons through willpower secret arts. Their true bodies remained intact, but their spiritual wills were annihilated, preventing reincarnation. 722 724

With its three Kingdom Lords dead, Shi became leaderless. Its surviving God Kings split: Liu Yu accepted Luo Shen’s offer to join the Abyss Sect, while Ku Feng fled rather than submit. 724 725

Shi’s vacant territory attracted the Silver Moon God King, the Han Kingdom Lord, and other outside powers. Luo Shen deployed five clones, suppressed the kingdom with World Power, and declared that the entire Shi Kingdom would belong to the Abyss Sect. 726 727

After defeating the rival claimants, Luo Shen assigned Liu Yu, the Primal Ancestor, Mountain Lord, and former Refining Treasure Sect personnel to manage the territorial handover. The Abyss Sect completed the annexation and controlled nearly two hundred Chaos Provinces in total. 731 732

Relationships

• Jin Kingdom — Historical enemy; Shi’s surprise attack destroyed Jin and drove King Jin into exile. 365
• Yu Kingdom — Principal regional rival; Shi conducted prolonged border attacks before launching a full-scale invasion. 458 665
• Yan Feng Ancient Kingdom — Suzerain power and political backer; Shi was a Yan Feng vassal, while Tian Kun maintained connections with its high-ranking figures. 519 568 725
• Abyss Sect — Successor authority that defeated Shi’s rulers and annexed its territory. 724 727 732
• Han Kingdom — Rival claimant to Shi’s territory after the kingdom’s collapse. 726 728
• Silver Moon God King — External claimant who attempted to rename Shi territory the Silver Moon Dominion before being challenged by Luo Shen. 726 727