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Name Luofeng Alliance (落凤盟)
Type Cultivator alliance / regional power
Founder Zhao Huaian 190 191
Alliance Leader Zhao Huaian 191
Founding Members The Zhu, Zhou, and Xu Families of Guangyang City 190 191
Headquarters Luofeng Valley, Guangyang City 301 316
Affiliation Publicly recognized as a subordinate force of the Thunderclap Gang; remits 30% of annual profits under their agreement 307 308
Status Active
First Appearance Chapter 191

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Founding alliance 191 Zhao Huaian compelled the Zhu, Zhou, and Xu Families to form the Luofeng Alliance under his leadership.
Initial regional expansion 194 Seven cities’ families within a thousand-li radius of Guangyang City had joined; the alliance’s businesses and assets were expanding.
Baishi County power 210 The alliance’s reputation had grown enough for it to coordinate forces from surrounding counties in a 1,200-plus-cultivator siege.
County-wide foundation 267 Baishi County had been stabilized and developed into Luofeng Valley’s foundation; expansion into neighboring Daishi County had begun.
Large alliance force 301 Reported membership exceeded 30,000 cultivators, with a minimum cultivation of Qi Refining Middle Stage and roughly 100 Foundation Establishment cultivators.
Medium-to-large Jizhou sect 316 Following the destruction of the Liehuo Sect, the alliance recovered lost territory and occupied Liehuo Sect lands, becoming a medium-to-large Jizhou power.
Major campaign force 319 Approximately 50,000–60,000 cultivators were deployed against Baiyue Villa aboard more than 1,000 spirit boats.

History

Zhao Huaian established the alliance by forcing Guangyang City’s three great families—the Zhu, Zhou, and Xu—to submit to a new structure with himself as Alliance Leader. The families accepted because refusal risked clan destruction, while Zhao Huaian offered protection and expansion under his growing reputation. 190 191

Its initial system centralized wealth and military power. The founding families shared business resources, surrendered 70% of their profits to Zhao Huaian, and were ordered to recruit a guard force of at least 1,000 cultivators, including no fewer than five Foundation Establishment cultivators. 191

The alliance rapidly absorbed families around Baishi County. Zhao Huaian’s policy offered prospective members two outcomes: integration and tribute, or destruction. By the time of the Shen Family conflict, the Luofeng Alliance had raised 3,000 guards and used the campaign to demonstrate that its authority could not be challenged. 191 197

After destroying the Shen Family, the alliance incorporated Yiyang City’s remaining families. These new members were required to provide 70% of annual profits, accept a Foundation Establishment overseer, dispatch fifty late Qi Refining cultivators to the guard, and send one Foundation Establishment cultivator to headquarters for assignment. 202 203 204

During Zhao Huaian’s absences and seclusions, Zhu Yifeng and the Zhu Family administered the alliance and expanded its influence. Zhao Huaian’s primary demand was that the organization produce cultivation resources and acquire rare materials for him. 193 209 214

Following Zhao Huaian’s return, the alliance adopted a broader command structure spanning Luofeng Valley, the Changshui River region, human cultivator forces, and Yao cultivator forces. 301

Organization

Leadership and Administration

Position / Responsibility Holder Notes
Alliance Leader Zhao Huaian Founded the alliance, directs expansion, major diplomacy, and high-level warfare. 190 191
Luofeng Valley administration Zhu Yifeng Managed day-to-day affairs while Zhao Huaian cultivated; later retained responsibility for Luofeng Valley’s administration. 193 301
Changshui River region Black Carp King Commands the Changshui River region and provides Yao cultivator support when required. 301
Human cultivator forces Fang Kewei Appointed to manage the alliance’s human cultivators and coordinate with Zhu Yifeng and Black Carp King. 301
Founding-family assistance Zhou Bufan and others Permitted to assist with Luofeng Valley’s management. 301

Core Policies

  • Resource centralization — Member families share business resources; Zhao Huaian originally claimed 70% of each founding family’s profits. 191
  • Guard recruitment — The alliance maintains a centralized guard force drawn from member families and recruited rogue cultivators. 191 197
  • Forced integration — Conquered or subordinate families can be compelled to transfer elite cultivators and accept alliance oversight. 203 204 206
  • Merit and punishment — Zhao Huaian rewards service with resources while treating betrayal and disobedience as capital offenses. 206 302 323
  • Anti-corruption rule — Officials are forbidden from enriching themselves or favoring personal associates at the alliance’s expense. 302

Military Strength

  • The original guard-recruitment target was 1,000 cultivators at Qi Refining Middle Stage or above, including at least five Foundation Establishment cultivators. 191
  • By the Shen Family campaign, the alliance fielded over 3,000 cultivators, primarily its guard force. 197
  • During the hunt for the one-armed evil cultivator, it contributed two Foundation Establishment Late Stage, three Middle Stage, six Early Stage, and more than 100 late Qi Refining cultivators to a joint force exceeding 1,200. 210
  • It later incorporated Golden Core Yao cultivators led by the Black Carp King, alongside human Golden Core cultivators such as Liu Bohu and Fang Kewei. 301 310
  • Against the Liehuo Sect, Zhao Huaian assembled tens of thousands of cultivators and over 1,000 spirit boats. 311
  • The Baiyue Villa campaign alone deployed approximately 50,000–60,000 cultivators. 319

Major Campaigns

Conflict Outcome Consequences
Shen Family and Yiyang City The Shen Family was annihilated; the alliance suffered hundreds of casualties but seized its resources, techniques, and accumulated foundation. 202 Other Yiyang City families submitted and were integrated under centralized guard and oversight requirements. 202 203 204
Liu Family of Black Stone City The Liu Family, which had allied with the Shen Family against the alliance, was exterminated by Black Stone City’s other families before Zhao Huaian’s arrival. 205 206 Zhao Huaian accepted their submission, distributed 70% of Liu Family resources to the participating families, and requisitioned their elite cultivators for the guard. 206
One-armed evil cultivator hunt The alliance initiated a cross-county investigation after five Foundation Establishment elders were killed. 209 210 Surrounding forces joined an alliance-led siege involving more than 1,200 cultivators. 210
Liehuo Sect war Zhao Huaian declared war after Liehuo Sect attacks on alliance territory. The Luofeng Alliance and Su Baifeng destroyed the sect and killed its leading cultivators. 309 312 313 314 The alliance recovered its lost holdings, occupied Liehuo Sect territory, and rose into a medium-to-large Jizhou sect. 316
Li Family of Guiyang County The Black Carp King led Yao forces to exterminate the Liehuo Sect’s affiliated Li Family on Zhao Huaian’s order. 315 The destruction of both the Liehuo Sect and Li Family spread fear among nearby small and medium powers. 315
Baiyue Villa The alliance defeated Baiyue Villa and Zhao Huaian killed its Nascent Soul cultivator, Bai Longshan. 320 323 Baiyue Villa’s strongholds and resources were seized; 30% of the spoils were distributed as rewards. 323
Jingyang Sect Jingyang Sect surrendered rather than resist the alliance’s encirclement. 324 Its members, territory, and industries were absorbed into the Luofeng Alliance. 324

Relationships

  • Zhao Huaian — Founder and absolute Alliance Leader; the alliance exists primarily to secure resources, territory, and personnel for his cultivation and ambitions. 191 209
  • Zhu Family — One of the three founding families; Zhu Yifeng became Zhao Huaian’s trusted administrator, while Zhu Guangxun supported the alliance’s expansion. 191 193 214
  • Zhou Family — Founding member family led by Zhou Bufan; later retained a role in assisting Luofeng Valley’s management. 191 301
  • Xu Family — Founding member family led by Xu Youcheng; participated in the alliance’s early military expansion. 191 197
  • Thunderclap Gang — Powerful Cangzhou-based partner and patron; the alliance was publicly designated its subordinate force in return for protection, cooperation, and 30% of annual profits. 307 308
  • Jizhou Prefecture — Maintained a cooperative relationship with the alliance as long as it paid taxes and did not infringe on prefectural interests. 196 317
  • Black Carp King — Senior Yao subordinate entrusted with regional command and external extermination campaigns. 301 315
  • Fang Kewei — Golden Core rogue cultivator appointed to command the alliance’s human cultivators. 301

Trivia

  • The alliance was named after Luofeng Valley, Zhao Huaian’s chosen base of operations. 114 191
  • Zhao Huaian initially established the organization not out of interest in governance, but to continuously gather resources and rare materials for his own cultivation. 209
  • Although member families surrendered large portions of their profits, the Zhu Family believed the alliance’s expansion had made it substantially stronger than before. 214