Yanfu

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Yanfu (阎浮)
Occupation / Role	Framework governing Yanfu Walkers, Yanfu Events, inheritances, Fruit worlds, rankings, and settlement rewards
Status	Active

Yanfu Walkers and Fruits

Yanfu Walkers enter distinct worlds known as Yanfu Fruits, where they undertake events, gain inheritances, and interact with native inhabitants. A Key can open a spatial rift into a designated Fruit, such as Human-Bingzi-Twelve. 3

• Heaven-Jiazi-Nine is uniquely capable of producing Yanfu Walkers; every living person there possesses a unique “bubble” that functions as the key enabling a Yanfu inheritance. 148
• Native inhabitants of other Fruits ordinarily cannot travel between Fruits. Those who acquire a living person’s blood-marriage soul from Heaven-Jiazi-Nine may use an inheritance to travel between them. 148
• A Walker may obtain the permanent right to enter a named Fruit after completing its event; Chen Jin gained unrestricted entry to the Bodhisattva Fruit. 148
• Yanfu has classifications including the Five Immortals—Heaven, Earth, Gods, Humans, and Ghosts—and the Five Insects—Hairy, Feathered, Shelled, Scaled, and Naked. Earth Immortal inheritances emphasize Yanfu authority more than direct combat ability. 25

Walker Ranks

Yanfu divides Walkers into nine ranks across four tiers. An inheritance awakening of 69% is the minimum threshold for the Nine Luminaries rank. 17

Rank	Notes
Loose Rank	Lowest listed rank. 17
Ten Capitals	Second listed rank. 17
Nine Luminaries	Requires at least 69% inheritance awakening. 17
Eight Extremes	Follows Nine Luminaries. 17
Seven Palaces	Higher rank. 17
Six Ministries	Can grant law-enforcement authority within a Fruit under special conditions. 45
Five Directional Elders	Higher rank. 17
Four Sovereigns	Higher rank. 17
Three Pure Ones	Highest listed rank. 17

Yanfu Events

Yanfu Events are missions with defined objectives, conditions, and consequences. A Walker can trigger an event by meeting one qualifying condition, such as acquiring a Hundred Schools token, investigating a designated shrine, or investigating an elixir. 4 17

• Event objectives may require investigation, assassination prevention, wealth accumulation, the collection of tokens, or killing designated targets. 17 83 144
• Yanfu can grant temporary event-specific proficiencies, such as Ancient Scripts at 75%; the Walker may later spend Yanfu Points to retain the proficiency permanently. 4
• Events may include failure penalties. Failing to prevent Qin Shi Huang from receiving Xu Fu’s elixir would deduct all points earned in that event and revoke purchase permissions unlocked through it. 17
• Yanfu also issues special events, including Blood for Blood and Seeking a Disciple to Inherit the Mantle. 18 103
• Some events impose elimination rules. During the Yandu free-for-all, Yanfu deployed 164 Walkers and notified all participants whenever a Walker died. 55
• The Yandu event’s original return condition—killing six Walkers—was later replaced by the rule “No death, no rest!” 70 71

Rule Interference

High-ranking powers can interfere with Yanfu’s normal operation, though the exact limits are unclear.

• Earth Immortal-class Walkers can influence the content and planning of Yanfu Events to a certain extent. 2
• A stronger authority can forcibly place a Walker’s Ren Tu function into hibernation, leaving no accessible data record of the affected event area. 69
• The altered Yandu event rules led Chen Jin to conclude that an external high-level power or special Yanfu object had intervened. 71

Inheritances and Advancement

Yanfu inheritances determine a Walker’s capabilities and can awaken, evolve, or receive special strengthening.

• Inheritances possess awakening percentages and may unlock rank thresholds, new forms, or new skills. 17 60
• Inheritance skills can be strengthened through rare resources such as Solar Longitude graduations, which improved Chen Jin’s Metamorphosis into unrestricted biological and non-living transformations. 40
• Some breakthroughs require a specialization threshold. Chen Jin’s second peak breakthrough in the Form of the Flesh of Vision required one specialization above 75%, with that specialization determining the resulting skill’s quality. 59
• Yanfu Tokens may contain the power of stars; several such tokens increase an inheritance’s awakening by 6% when used. 98 132
• The Three Souls and Seven Spirits Money can strengthen qualifying inherited skills, with each Walker limited to ten total uses across the ten types of soul-and-spirit money. 98

Settlement and Rewards

After an event, Yanfu evaluates the Walker’s performance and distributes rewards through settlement.

• Ratings are influenced chiefly by exploration of the Fruit and the Walker’s impact upon it. 80
• A Great Fortune (Summit!) evaluation granted Chen Jin 600 Yanfu Points and a 250% purchase-permission quota. 80
• Settlement may allow a Walker to bring out selected items, receive secret-trove rewards, gain Fruit-entry rights, and exchange local valuables for Yanfu Points. 80 148
• Yanfu can restore a Walker’s condition after settlement without charging points when that condition falls within accepted limits. 49 80 148
• Events completed under abnormal conditions may not count toward a Walker’s total completion count. 49

Yanfu Points and Commerce

Yanfu Points function as a major resource for entry, training, and purchases.

• Entering Human-Bingzi-Twelve cost Chen Jin 5,000 Yanfu Points. 14
• Yanfu Points can be spent to permanently acquire temporary event proficiencies or to study skill-visualization objects. 4 32
• The Unmanned Exchange allows Walkers to list and sell items brought out of Fruits. 80
• A Wish Stone can be used to retain physical fitness, abandon one’s Yanfu Walker identity, and return to ordinary life. 2
• A Wish Stone containing 1,000 wish points can bring a willing original inhabitant of a Fruit into another world. 148

Notable Notices

“Walker, you are about to initiate an additional Yanfu Event.” 3

“No death, no rest!” 71

“The higher one climbs, the greater the autonomy, convenience, and authority one possesses.” 17