Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Lu Clan (陆家) |
| Alias(es) | Lu Family; Immortal Lu Family; Lu Race |
| Affiliation | Formerly the Human Ancestor Hall; later associated with All Heavens City |
| Occupation/Role | Former Royal Clan of the Human Ancestor Hall; supreme ruling clan of the Lu Realm |
| Status | Active; its main line was relocated to All Heavens City |
| First Appearance | Chapter 2 2 |
Branches and Territory
| Branch / Holding | Details |
|---|---|
| Main Lu Clan | The Lu Clan is the undisputed overlord of the Lu Realm, with more than ten billion members spread throughout the realm. Its main family resides on a cluster of overseas floating islands. 129 |
| Lu Changkong's branch | A branch founded by Lu Changkong after he left the main clan. It became an Immortal family in the Dark Continent, but its bloodline was later deemed too diluted for automatic admission into the main line. Exceptional descendants could still be accepted. 53 |
| Green Mound Lu Clan | The surviving local branch protected by Lu Yuan after the clan's exile. Lu Thirteen promised to arrange Immortal and Dominator-level guards for it. 53 |
| All Heavens City | Lu Yuan's intended refuge for the clan amid the universe's coming destruction. Lu Ming ordered members and external assets recalled before the migration. 130 131 |
History
Origins
The Lu Clan was one of the Thirteen Royal Clans under the ancient Human Ancestor Hall. After the Human Ancestor Hall collapsed, the royal clans scattered across the All Heavens and Myriad Realms; the Lu Clan suffered major losses but retained enough strength to occupy and rebuild within a major realm. 53 101
Lu Changkong, a direct descendant of the Lu Clan, left after losing the contest for patriarch to his elder brother, Lu Ming. His departure was not attributed to an irreconcilable blood feud, but to his refusal to accept Lu Ming as family head. 53
Dark Continent Exile
The branch established by Lu Changkong became a powerful Immortal family in the Dark Continent. Five months before Lu Yuan began rebuilding it, the Dark Immortal Hall led a sudden attack involving an Emperor Venerable, five Dominators, and more than a dozen Dominators from other forces. 41
Lu Changkong released Emperor Venerable-level strength and chose self-exile, preserving most of the clan despite the deaths of several core members and several hundred direct descendants. Tens of millions of collateral descendants remained scattered and vulnerable to hostile forces. 33 41
Lu Thirteen and Lu Seven—two Emperor Venerables dispatched by Lu Ming—had secretly guarded Lu Changkong's branch for thousands of years. They did not intervene in the disaster because Lu Changkong forbade it. 52 53
Rebuilding in Qingling City
Lu Yuan located surviving relatives, including Lu Changming and Lu Changyue, and sought Qingling Star Travel's protection for the remaining clansmen. Qing Chuan agreed to shelter them from Heavenly Sovereign-level attacks in exchange for Lu Yuan leading Qingling Star Travel's team into the Divine Martial Heavenly Ruins. 34 36 40
More than 250,000 surviving clansmen later gathered under Lu Yuan. At that time, the group included five Great Heavenly Saints, thirty-five Heavenly Saints, 350 Earthly Saints, and 5,700 Saints. 37
When branch elders challenged his authority, Lu Yuan invoked his position as first heir and acting clan leader. He executed Lu Meng and another dissenter, then ordered the reclamation of every seized Lu property. 37 38
The branch recovered six former properties—including two ore veins—and acquired more than 800 million Star Source Crystals, land deeds, Lesser Worlds, and Lesser Secret Realms. Resources were placed under a merit-based distribution system rather than distributed freely. 40 41
Decline and Dissolution of the Local Branch
Over the next two centuries, the Qingling branch gained wealth, hired more than one hundred guards ranging from Heavenly Venerate to Great Heavenly Venerate, and established itself within the Qingling Supreme Domain. Its security and resources also produced a generation of spoiled, arrogant descendants. 89
Lu Yuan returned and judged the clan's condition unacceptable. Lu Lantian, a dissolute descendant who attempted to abduct a young girl, was publicly executed; Lu Yuan then planned to retain only the clan's best members through a harsh selection process. 89 91
After further internal decay and conspiracy, Lu Yuan declared the local Lu Family finished and ordered Lu Changming to return to the main Lu Clan with Lu Qingshan and Lu Fangyun. 96 99
Return to the Main Clan
Lu Thirteen gave Lu Yuan a Portal token capable of transporting him directly to the Lu Clan. Lu Yuan eventually used it to enter the Lu Realm with Qing Wuji. 53 129
Lu Ming recognized Lu Yuan immediately through their bloodline and received him as Lu Changkong's great-grandson. Lu Yuan explained the threats facing the universe and proposed relocating the entire Lu Clan to All Heavens City; Lu Ming accepted and supported the decision. 130
The clan subsequently recalled members and external assets over several months. A limited number of members remained outside temporarily to continue collecting resources before the final withdrawal. 131
Known Leadership and Protectors
| Individual | Position / Connection | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lu Ming | Patriarch | Elder brother of Lu Changkong; current patriarch of the main Lu Clan and later administrator of All Heavens City affairs. 53 129 138 |
| Lu Changkong | Old Ancestor of the exiled branch | Direct descendant of the main clan; left after losing the patriarchal contest and led his branch into self-exile. 41 53 |
| Lu Yuan | Lu Changkong's great-grandson | Rebuilt the scattered branch, acted as clan leader during its recovery, and initiated the main clan's migration to All Heavens City. 38 130 |
| Lu Changming | Local branch administrator | Managed the Qingling branch's resources under Lu Yuan and was later sent to the main clan after the branch's dissolution. 41 99 |
| Lu Thirteen | Emperor Venerable guardian | Secret protector sent by Lu Ming; revealed the clan's origins and provided Lu Yuan with a Portal token. 53 |
| Lu Seven | Emperor Venerable guardian | Secret protector of Lu Changkong's branch alongside Lu Thirteen. 53 |
| Lu Qingshan and Lu Fangyun | Guardians | Covert protectors of the local Lu Family who later escorted Lu Changming to the main clan. 91 99 |
Resources and Administration
- Lu Yuan required all recovered resources to enter the clan treasury; beyond monthly stipends, members had to exchange merit for additional resources. 41
- The Qingling branch's recovered wealth included more than 800 million Star Source Crystals, land deeds, Lesser Worlds, Lesser Secret Realms, and ore veins. 40
- Lu Changming proposed hiring teachers for the branch's fifty to sixty thousand youths after the recovery of Qingling City. 41
- Before the migration, Lu Ming ordered all Lu Clan members to return within one month and directed external assets to be retrieved or sold. 131
- Lu Yuan refused to sustain the clan through unconditional handouts, expecting it to establish independent sources of wealth in All Heavens City. 131
Relationships
- Human Ancestor Hall — The Lu Clan was one of its former Royal Clans before the organization collapsed. 53 101
- Lu Changkong — Direct descendant who established the Dark Continent branch after separating from the main clan. 53
- Lu Ming — Current patriarch and Lu Changkong's elder brother; supports Lu Yuan and the relocation to All Heavens City. 129 130
- Lu Yuan — Lu Changkong's great-grandson; restored the scattered branch's power and brought the main clan into All Heavens City. 38 130
- Dark Immortal Hall — Mortal enemy responsible for the attack that forced Lu Changkong's branch into self-exile. 41
- Qingling Star Travel — Sheltered the surviving Qingling branch from Heavenly Sovereign-level threats within its domain. 36 40
- All Heavens City — The Lu Clan's new refuge and operational base under Lu Yuan and Lu Ming's arrangement. 130 131 138