Biodata

Feature Value
Name Jie Cult (截教)
Alias(es) Myriad Immortals' Court
Affiliation Azure Palace; Golden Ao Island; later allied with the Shang Dynasty
Occupation/Role Major cultivation sect and military force in the Primordial World
Status Active; its slain disciples were restored by Ye Changqing
First Appearance 1

Background / History

The Jie Cult is a major Primordial World sect founded by Sect Master Tongtian. Its disciples initially gather at the Azure Palace and Golden Ao Island, where they regard Ye Changqing as their exceptional senior disciple brother. The sect is locked in a bitter rivalry with the Chan Sect, whose Twelve Golden Immortals resent Ye Changqing's attempt to achieve sainthood. 1

During Ye Changqing's Dao attainment, the Jie Cult immortals openly support him against Old Ancestor Minghe, the Two Sages of the West, and Heavenly Dao's suppression. Their unity becomes a defining trait of the sect. 3 7

After Ye Changqing becomes gravely injured, the Three Fairies of Sanxiao search the East Sea for spiritual medicines to save him. Following his later death, the sect remains devoted to him, erecting a colossal statue on Golden Ao Island and protecting his legacy. 10 50 85

Ye Changqing reforms the sect's approach to survival before the Investiture of the Gods Tribulation. He teaches disciples to abandon naïveté, use strategy and unconventional methods, master formations, and pursue spiritual treasures. He also purges traitors and immoral members, including Immortal Chang Er Ding Guang, Immortal Yi Qi, and Immortal Pilu. 16 26 27

The sect becomes connected to human destiny when Di Xin is accepted as Ye Changqing's registered disciple. By backing the Shang Dynasty, the Jie Cult gains a strengthened connection to humanity's destiny, while the dynasty gains the sect as its principal immortal support. 86 87

Organization and Leadership

  • Sect Master Tongtian — founder and master of the Jie Cult; repeatedly protects Ye Changqing and later accepts capture rather than let his disciples be drawn into a hopeless conflict. 1 3 76
  • Ye Changqing — senior disciple, later described as the sect's sole inheritor and Sect Master; reforms its doctrine, trains its members, and ultimately restores its fallen disciples. 11 16 26 149
  • Daoist Duobao — entrusted with the Jie Cult's future during Ye Changqing's decline; leads its defenses and is later conferred sainthood by Ye Changqing. 34 75 150
  • Sanxiao — Yunxiao, Qiongxiao, and Bixiao; prominent disciples who protect Ye Changqing, maintain formations, and carry out his instructions. 10 82 96
  • Ten Heavenly Lords — formation specialists trained under Ye Changqing's guidance; they deploy the Ten Ultimate Formations during the Investiture of the Gods conflict. 11 120

Doctrine and Culture

The Jie Cult is portrayed as valuing loyalty, mutual protection, and practical survival. Ye Changqing criticizes the Chan Sect's claimed righteousness as hypocrisy and attempts to change the Jie Cult from a mindset of merely “seizing life” to one of “stealing life,” emphasizing adaptability in the face of calamity. 12 16

Its disciples are notably loyal to Ye Changqing. They search for medicine during his decline, offer to sacrifice themselves to save him, defend his statue after his death, and continue fighting Saints despite overwhelming odds. 10 50 96 146 147

Abilities & Resources

Formation Arts

The Jie Cult fields numerous large-scale formations, strengthened through Ye Changqing's teachings and the Chaos Formation Compendium. 25 33

  • Primordial Unity Formation — a Primordial Unity-level formation improved by Ye Changqing and deployed by Sanxiao against Old Ancestor Yang Mei. 82
  • Immortal Slaying Sword Formation — activated by Daoist Duobao to defend the sect against Saints. 75 76
  • Ten Ultimate Formations — ten formations established by the Ten Heavenly Lords at Boundary Monument Pass; they defeat Western Sect cultivators through traps and coordinated strategy. 120 122
  • Myriad Immortals Formation — a sect-wide defensive formation used against Venerable Primordial and the Western Saints. 138 146
  • Myriad Treasures Formation — a formation activated by Daoist Duobao that unleashes more than ten thousand magical treasures against Saints. 139

Cultivation Methods

  • Primordial Unity Immortal Method — taught by Ye Changqing; allows disciples to slay the corpse without relying on spiritual treasures. 42
  • Enlightenment Tea — brewed by Ye Changqing to help Tongtian and the disciples gain insight into formations and the Heavenly Dao. 33
  • Formation Compendium — grants the sect techniques for constructing stronger formations. 25

Spiritual Treasures

  • The sect possesses extensive magical treasures, including Innate Spiritual Treasures such as the Golden Flood Dragon Scissors and Heart-Piercing Lock. 139
  • Ye Changqing provides selected disciples with protective treasures, including the Soul-镇魂钟 for Zhao Gongming and the Water Spirit Pearl for Niangniang Shiji. 16 25

Relationships

  • Ye Changqing — senior disciple, reformer, protector, and later resurrected benefactor; the sect's loyalty to him remains central even after his death. 16 50 85 149
  • Sect Master Tongtian — founder and master; protects the sect and its disciples, particularly Ye Changqing. 1 3 76
  • Daoist Duobao — acting leader during Ye Changqing's absence and Tongtian's removal; leads the sect's major defensive formations. 34 75 139
  • Shang Dynasty — mortal ally whose destiny becomes bound to the Jie Cult through Di Xin's discipleship. 87
  • Chan Sect — principal rival; conflicts include Kunlun Mountain's raid, the Investiture of the Gods struggle, and repeated battles against its disciples and Saints. 1 45 46 135
  • Western Sect — hostile force that seeks to convert captured Jie Cult disciples and seize their spiritual treasures. 33 96 146
  • Empress Nuwa — defender and ally who intervenes against the Four Saints to protect the Jie Cult and Ye Changqing's plans. 87 96
  • Dragon Clan, Phoenix Clan, Witch Race, and human forces — allies that come to the Jie Cult's aid during its near-destruction. 147

Story Role / Major Arcs

Ye Changqing's Dao Attainment

The Jie Cult supports Ye Changqing as he faces interference from rival cultivators and Heavenly Dao itself. His eventual ascent to sainthood raises the sect's standing and intensifies hostility from the Chan Sect and other Saints. 1 3 7

Internal Reform and Purge

While injured and facing death, Ye Changqing prepares the Jie Cult for its predicted calamity. He trains core disciples in survival, formation strategy, and deception, while removing traitors and disciples he considers threats to the sect's fortune. 11 16 26 27

Expansion and Conflict with Rival Sects

Under Ye Changqing, the Jie Cult raids Kunlun Mountain, humiliates the Chan Sect, and destroys the Human Sect's Eight Sceneries Palace. These actions establish it as a dominant power but deepen its enemies' resolve. 45 46

Defense After Ye Changqing's Death

Following Ye Changqing's death, the Jie Cult preserves his statue and legacy while Daoist Duobao leads its resistance. The sect endures attacks by Saints, forced conversion attempts, and the loss of Golden Ao Island to exile. 50 75 76 96 120

Investiture of the Gods Tribulation

The Jie Cult contests the tribulation by eliminating key fated individuals, taking the Investiture of the Gods and God-Beating Whip, and deploying the Ten Ultimate Formations. Its successes force the Saints to intervene directly. 119 120 122

Myriad Immortals Formation and Defeat

The sect deploys the Myriad Immortals Formation and Myriad Treasures Formation against Saints. Despite temporarily repelling them, the formation is eventually broken; many disciples are slain or captured, though they continue to resist and receive aid from allied races and human forces. 138 139 146 147

Restoration

After resurrecting, Ye Changqing reverses the deaths of the Jie Cult disciples through the River of Time. He frees them from the Investiture of the Gods and confers sainthood on Daoist Duobao, decisively restoring the sect's position. 149 150

Trivia

  • The Jie Cult is called the Myriad Immortals' Court and is described as the greatest power in the Primordial World during Di Xin's infancy. 87
  • Sect fortune was originally suppressed with the Four Immortal Slaying Swords, but their immense killing intent is said to have depleted that fortune over time. 87
  • The sect's unity can be converted directly into combat power: Ye Changqing channels its disciples' magical power into the Strike of the Myriad Immortals of the Jie Cult, injuring four Saints. 98