Bai Ze

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Bai Ze (白泽)
Species/Race	Innate Divine Beast 47
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Demon Clan; formerly aligned with the Qilin Clan during the Three Clans Hegemony 47 106
Occupation/Role	One of the Ten Great Demon Sages; Di Jun's chief strategist and adviser 55 106
Status	Alive; fled toward the Western Primordial Era with Lu Ya 405 413
First Appearance	Chapter 47

Background / History

During the Three Clans Hegemony, Bai Ze joined First Qilin's faction to avoid becoming cannon fodder among the Innate Divine Beasts. While serving the Qilin Clan, he killed one of Bai Chen's clones, creating a lasting grudge. Bai Chen later raided Bai Ze's dojo and appropriated his name while looting other sacred grounds. 43 47

Bai Ze became a leading figure of the Demon Clan and Di Jun's most trusted adviser. He handled political strategy, military concerns, and negotiations with hostile powers, often tempering Di Jun's impulsiveness with practical advice. 55 90 106

When the Demon Clan sought Nuwa's support, Bai Ze proposed approaching her through Fuxi and offering sufficient benefits, believing her inclusion would stabilize the clan against the Three Pure Ones and the Witch Clan. 106 109

Bai Chen later accused Bai Ze and five other Demon Sages of treason. Nuwa placed them under the Monster Summoning Banner, leaving Bai Ze bound by a Primordial Spirit imprint and subject to Bai Chen's punishment. Bai Ze eventually recognized that Nuwa and Bai Chen had staged the affair as good cop and bad cop. 200 202

Despite his restraint, Bai Ze repeatedly suffered Bai Chen's extortion and coercion. When he attempted to mediate a dispute involving Xuanming, Bai Chen threatened him with the Monster Summoning Banner; Bai Ze paid ten billion Merit and Fortune Coins to avoid its punishment. Bai Chen later activated the banner's flames of ignorance against him for secretly advising Di Jun. 312 314

During the Demon Clan's collapse, Ji Meng blamed Bai Ze for originally supporting Di Jun's establishment of the Demon Clan. Bai Ze could not refute the accusation, admitting to himself that he might not have supported the clan had he known its fate. After Di Jun was surrounded, Bai Ze escaped with Lu Ya at Di Jun's command. 403 405

Personality

Bai Ze is cautious, analytical, and highly pragmatic. He consistently evaluates political risks, recognizes when confrontation is unwinnable, and urges Di Jun to compromise when Bai Chen or Nuwa holds the advantage. 138 192 273

His restraint is often mistaken for cowardice by Di Jun and Eastern Emperor Taiyi, but it repeatedly prevents the Demon Clan from worsening its losses. Bai Ze's priority is survival and preserving the Demon Clan's remaining position rather than defending pride. 192 273 284

He remains loyal to Di Jun despite frequent frustration with his decisions. Bai Ze advises, reassures, and protects the Heavenly Emperor's interests even when he privately recognizes that the Demon Clan's future is bleak. 202 267 327

Abilities & Skills

Strategic Insight

Bai Ze serves as the Demon Clan's principal planner and political adviser.

• Proposed inviting Nuwa into the Demon Clan through Fuxi to strengthen the clan's position. 106
• Warned Di Jun that provoking Bai Chen could cost him the Heavenly Emperor's throne because of Nuwa's backing. 138
• Advised Di Jun to concede, pay compensation, or retreat rather than escalate conflicts with Bai Chen. 155 192 313
• Identified the political value of retaining Fuxi as a connection to Nuwa. 200 299

Deduction and Analysis

Bai Ze can infer hidden identities, battlefield mechanisms, and opponents' intentions from limited evidence.

• Judged that the Pangu True Body might possess Dao-Proving-level strength and warned that the Primordial Chaos Luo Great Array had not reached that level. 90
• Determined that Bai Chen had used the Time Laws to replicate the force of East Prince Gong and Hongyun's self-destructions. 264
• Correctly deduced that Meng Po was an avatar of Houtu after witnessing her power. 274
• Realized that Nuwa and Bai Chen had coordinated the Demon Sages' punishment under the Monster Summoning Banner. 202

Bound by the Monster Summoning Banner

Bai Ze's Primordial Spirit imprint was placed on the Monster Summoning Banner alongside five other Demon Sages. 200 242

• Bai Chen can inflict the banner's flames of ignorance upon him, burning both body and Primordial Spirit True Spirit. 314
• The binding limits Bai Ze's freedom to oppose Bai Chen openly. 273 312
• His fear of the banner's punishment led him to pay substantial Merit and Fortune Coins rather than risk being inscribed or tortured further. 312

Relationships

• Di Jun — Chief strategist, adviser, and confidant. Bai Ze repeatedly counsels Di Jun to suppress his anger and avoid direct conflict with Bai Chen. 106 138 192
• Bai Chen — Long-standing adversary. Bai Chen killed or retaliated against those responsible for his clones, raided Bai Ze's dojo, used Bai Ze's name as an impersonation, and later controlled him through the Monster Summoning Banner. 43 47 200 314
• Nuwa — A superior political force Bai Ze urges Di Jun to respect. He recognizes that Nuwa's status as a Heavenly Dao Saint makes resistance to her dangerous. 138 272
• Ji Meng — Fellow Demon Sage and political rival. Ji Meng resents Bai Ze's influence and blames him for helping establish the Demon Clan's doomed course. 113 403
• Fuxi — Bai Ze views Fuxi as a useful link between the Demon Clan and Nuwa, though he is frequently forced to manage the consequences of Fuxi's poor judgment. 200 299 304
• Lu Ya — Entrusted to Bai Ze by Di Jun during the Demon Clan's defeat; Bai Ze escaped with him after Di Jun covered their retreat. 405

Story Role / Major Arcs

Conflict with Bai Chen

Bai Ze's past killing of Bai Chen's clone made him a target of Bai Chen's retaliation. Bai Chen subsequently looted Bai Ze's dojo and falsely used the name “Bai Ze” while seeking opportunities across the Primordial Era. 43 47

Demon Clan Strategist

As Di Jun's right-hand man, Bai Ze advises the Demon Clan on its conflict with East Prince Gong, Kunpeng, Nuwa, and the Witch Clan. He promotes cautious expansion, alliance-building, and deference toward stronger powers. 90 106 138

Monster Summoning Banner Enslavement

Bai Ze is accused alongside Ci Tie, Gui Che, Jiu Ying, Ying Zhao, and Fei Dan of colluding with the Witch Clan. The accusation results in all six being bound to the Monster Summoning Banner, after which Bai Ze becomes directly vulnerable to Bai Chen's coercion. 200 202 314

Demon Clan Collapse

Bai Ze attempts to preserve the Demon Clan amid internal division and its final conflict with the Witch Clan. Ji Meng condemns him for supporting Di Jun's founding of the Demon Clan, while Bai Ze ultimately flees with Lu Ya after Di Jun chooses to remain behind and cover their escape. 403 405

Trivia

• Bai Chen publicly adopted the name “Bai Ze” while impersonating him, arguing that Bai Ze had no exclusive right to the name. 43 47
• Bai Ze is repeatedly described as the Demon Clan's “wise one,” though Bai Chen mocks his attempts at mediation as powerless. 264 312
• Di Jun considers Bai Ze more dependable than Fuxi as a strategist. 200 204