Lord
Doomsday Simulator: Proving Transcendence with the Sword
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Lord (天主) 428 |
| Alias(es) | Heavenly Lord; Lord of Heaven; Qi Daoist in the Primordial Chaos game 372 394 1035 |
| Gender | Male 428 |
| Affiliation | Tower of Babel; Civilization Council; Apocalypse Sect in Primordial Chaos 393 671 1035 |
| Occupation/Role | Founder of the Tower of Babel; Civilization Council faction leader; founding patriarch of the Apocalypse Sect 393 671 1035 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 372, as the Heavenly Lord served by Jielinna 372 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme realm / Mythology | 393 | Attained supreme power after emerging from the Tower of Babel's early center of swordsmanship and technology; subsequently united swordsmanship forces and built alliances 393. |
| Half-Lord, below the Second Heaven | 1151 | His cultivation had grown substantially, though he had not yet reached the Second Heaven. He had attained Mythology in his former era and seen through the barrier of the heart 1151. |
Background / History
Lord arose from the district that became the Tower of Babel's core. Even before his ascent, it housed dozens or hundreds of colleges and universities and fostered a strong culture of swordsmanship and technology. After attaining the supreme realm, he united swordsmanship forces, formed wider alliances, and established the Tower of Babel. The original district became known as Divine Revelation Land 393.
He later entrusted many Tower of Babel affairs to his apostles and traveled the world, seeking out promising young people. Sensing an approaching upheaval in human civilization, he sought a meeting with Zhao Cheng to make preparations. Zhao Cheng encountered him in a park, where Lord said he had sensed someone there but had not known it was Zhao Cheng 394 428.
Lord became one of the overseas Mythology figures on the Civilization Council and led one of its two factions; Li Nishang led the other. The division served to balance the council rather than reflect a major dispute between them 671. After entering the Primordial Chaos game, Lord took over the grounds of the Celestial Sage Sect in Void Cloud Kingdom and founded the Apocalypse Sect under the name Qi Daoist 1035.
Appearance
Lord has a handsome, mature face. Zhao Cheng found that, despite their different coloring, Lord looked strikingly like a middle-aged version of himself—even their temperaments were similar 428 789.
- White skin, blue eyes, and golden hair 428.
- Later seen barefoot in a loose white robe, with short hair and no adornments 1151.
- His bearing is described as sacred, while his aura evokes vast emptiness and the ordered turning of the sun and moon 1151.
Personality
Lord invests in people rather than personally managing every matter of his organization: he delegates Tower of Babel business to the apostles and travels to find young talent 428. Zhao Cheng praises his approach to guidance, particularly its ability to help new cultivators build a positive cycle of encouragement 430.
In council, Lord argues forcefully for stronger human coordination against external threats. He proposes establishing authority through the principle that good and evil receive their due recompense 702. He is also skeptical of historical claims that rulers consistently upheld the moral order they imposed on others 1152.
Relationships
- Zhao Cheng — A fellow supreme powerhouse whom Lord seeks out after sensing an approaching upheaval. Lord later tells an apostle that Zhao Cheng possesses terrifying hidden power beyond what he had expected 394 428 430.
- The Apostle — A close confidant with whom Lord shares his assessment of Zhao Cheng without reservation 430.
- Jielinna — A Tower of Babel member who serves Lord and has met him a few times 372.
- Li Nishang — Leads the other Civilization Council faction; she challenges Lord's proposals as part of the council's early balance of power 671 702.
Notable Quotes
“Affinity is a wondrous thing, but more than that, matters still depend on human effort.” 428
“To repel foreign threats, we must first secure the interior.” 702