Grand Unity Golden Immortal
Primordial Era: The First Step to Plundering Pangu's Divine Attributes
Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Grand Unity Golden Immortal |
| Original Name | 太乙金仙 |
| Type | Cultivation realm |
| First Appearance | Chapter 2 |
| Preceded by | Golden Immortal 2 |
| Succeeded by | Primordial Golden Immortal 28 37 |
| Documented Substages | Early stage, middle stage, peak 31 36 38 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Entry into Grand Unity Golden Immortal | 2 | Su Ming crosses the True Immortal, Mystic Immortal, and Golden Immortal barriers through the Nine Revolutions Primordial Art. The manifestation of Three Flowers Gathering at the Crown marks the breakthrough. |
| Peak Grand Unity Golden Immortal | 28 | After three thousand years of seclusion, Su Ming reaches the realm’s peak but cannot cross the final barrier to Primordial Golden Immortal. |
| Primordial Golden Immortal | 37 | Su Ming consumes Five Elements Dao Fruits and refines them for ten thousand years, shattering the barrier beyond Grand Unity Golden Immortal. |
Cultivation Characteristics
Three Flowers Gathering at the Crown
Breaking into the realm is marked by the manifestation of three lotuses above the cultivator’s head: azure, crimson, and gold. For Su Ming, they represent his past, present, and future—his Three Lifetimes united as one. The three flowers combine into an immortal Dao Fruit within the Niwan Palace. 2
- The Three Flowers are described as the mark of a Grand Unity Golden Immortal breakthrough. 2
- The solidity and grade of the flowers reflect a cultivator’s foundation and potential. 3
- Su Ming’s flowers are exceptionally complete due to the Heart of Pangu and the Nine Revolutions Primordial Art. 2 3
Realm Boundary
The transition from Grand Unity Golden Immortal to Primordial Golden Immortal is portrayed as an extremely difficult bottleneck. Even Su Ming, despite possessing the Heart of Pangu and cultivating for thousands of years, could not overcome it through continued seclusion alone. 28
Upon reaching Primordial Golden Immortal, a cultivator can perceive complete Great Dao Laws and is described as transcending the Three Realms and the Five Elements. 37
Documented Substages
| Substage | Known Practitioners | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Early stage | Kong Xuan; Golden-Winged Great Peng | Both brothers are early-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals after taking form. 31 |
| Middle stage | Kong Xuan; Golden-Winged Great Peng | Both advance from early to middle stage after comprehending the Great Five Elements Reincarnation Method. 36 |
| Peak | Su Ming; Golden-Winged Great Peng; East King Duke; Yunxiao, Qiongxiao, and Bixiao; Six-Eared Macaque | Su Ming reaches the peak after three thousand years of seclusion; East King Duke is identified as a peak practitioner; the Sanxiao sisters and Six-Eared Macaque also attain the peak. 28 38 52 99 100 |
| Late stage | Eighteen unnamed Divine Court carriage-pullers | Eighteen late-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals pull Su Ming’s and the Divine Empresses’ ceremonial carriages. 182 |
Demonstrated Capabilities
Divine Sense and Perception
At the peak of the realm, Su Ming’s Divine Sense covers hundreds of millions of miles, allowing him to perceive living beings, spiritual-energy flows, and distant clashes of powerful magic. 28
- Peak Grand Unity Golden Immortals can perceive past and future through the River of Time, according to Su Ming’s own abilities at this level. 28
- These feats are demonstrated by Su Ming, whose foundation is enhanced by the Heart of Pangu and Pangu’s Primordial Spirit. 21 28
Control of Laws
Grand Unity Golden Immortals wield Law power and possess bodies described as extremely difficult to destroy. 29 30
- A black-robed Grand Unity Golden Immortal attempts to resist Su Ming with his full magic power and Law power. 30
- Su Ming suppresses the surrounding space and Laws, rendering the opponent unable to flee or resist. 30
- The black-robed cultivator’s Grand Unity Golden Immortal body cracks under Su Ming’s palm strike. 29
Combat Power
The gap between practitioners of the same realm can be immense.
- East King Duke, a peak Grand Unity Golden Immortal, kills another Grand Unity Golden Immortal with a single strike. 52
- Su Ming defeats East King Duke and two Grand Unity Golden Immortal elders with one backhand palm strike. 52
- A Grand Unity Golden Immortal Immortal Envoy is annihilated by Su Ming’s casual palm strike. 30
- A peak Grand Unity Golden Immortal demonic cultivator is erased from matter, Laws, and True Spirit by Su Ming’s finger. 96
Notable Practitioners
- Su Ming — Reaches the realm shortly after fusing with the Heart of Pangu, later attaining its peak before breaking through to Primordial Golden Immortal. 2 28 37
- East King Duke — Peak Grand Unity Golden Immortal and leader of the Purple Mansion; defeated by Su Ming during the struggle for the Kongtong Seal. 52
- Kong Xuan — Su Ming’s second disciple; progresses from the early stage to the middle stage under his master’s guidance. 31 36
- Golden-Winged Great Peng — Su Ming’s third disciple; progresses from the early stage to the peak of the realm. 31 38
- Six-Eared Macaque — Su Ming’s senior disciple; later reaches the peak of Grand Unity Golden Immortal. 31 100
- Yunxiao, Qiongxiao, and Bixiao — The three sisters rapidly advance to the peak through fusion with the Innate Cloud and Haze Origin. 98 99
- Ancestor Blood River — A Grand Unity Golden Immortal who attempts to seize the Kongtong Seal but is driven away by combined resistance. 51
- Daoist Qing Song — A treasure-seeker whose Soul-Suppressing Bell is damaged by Su Ming. 25
Notable Quotes
“Grand Unity Golden Immortal... still not enough!”
— Su Ming 2