Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Background / History
- 4Personality
- 5Abilities & Skills
- 5.1Forbidden Art Cultivation
- 5.2Hell White Tiger
- 5.3Ultimate Douluo Combat Ability
- 6Relationships
- 7Story Role / Major Arcs
- 7.1Star Luo's Political Decline
- 7.2Adoption of the Forbidden Art
- 7.3Battle of Dragonrise City
- 8Notable Quotes
Biodata
| Feature | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Dai Feng (戴风) |
| Alias(es) | Emperor Dai Feng; His Majesty |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Star Luo Empire |
| Occupation/Role | Emperor of the Star Luo Empire |
| Status | Defeated alongside Empress Zhu Lingxin during the Battle of Dragonrise City; subsequent fate is unspecified 170 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 53 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Titled Douluo | 142 | One of the Star Luo Empire's only two remaining high-level combatants after its losses to Spirit Hall. |
| Evil Soul Master | 146 | Began cultivating a forbidden art that consumed human flesh and blood for rapid Soul Power growth. |
| Ultimate Douluo — Rank 99 | 167 | Reached Rank 99 through the forbidden art before the final war with the Spirit Hall Empire. |
Background / History
Dai Feng ruled the Star Luo Empire during its growing conflict with Spirit Hall. After Qian Daoliu's campaign, he met with the Spirit Hall leader and ceded administrative control over two additional provinces, reflecting the empire's weakening position. 53
He became alarmed when Tai Yi was selected to become Spirit Hall's Pope. Dai Feng believed Tai Yi's talent and ambition made a future attack on Star Luo inevitable, and considered cooperation with the Heaven Dou Empire necessary to preserve Star Luo's legacy. 112
After the Heaven Dou Empire fell, Dai Feng received reports that Star Luo had lost most of its commanders and army, while only he and Empress Zhu Lingxin remained among its former four Titled Douluo. 142 Blood One then approached him with a forbidden cultivation art on behalf of a master hostile to Spirit Hall. Though Dai Feng initially rejected the method because it required human blood and would condemn him in history, he accepted after being promised rapid advancement and the possibility of reversing Star Luo's decline. 143 144
Dai Feng first tested the art through his guard captain on two captured children with Soul Power. Witnessing the captain's substantial increase in strength convinced Dai Feng and Zhu Lingxin to cultivate it themselves. 144 145 He subsequently distributed the art to trusted ministers, had criminals used as initial sacrifices, and sent those ministers across the empire to cultivate, raise Evil Soul Master armies, and secure regional control. 146
To conceal his and Zhu Lingxin's cultivation, Dai Feng announced their seclusion and installed his son Dai Weisi as regent. When Dai Weisi discovered the secret and volunteered to learn the forbidden art, Dai Feng refused, insisting that he and the empress had taken on the stain only because they had no alternative. 147 Despite this, the art spread through the imperial family and government, while the palace became a site where captives were held and drained for cultivation. 148 156
By the eve of the final war, Dai Feng had reached Rank 99. He convinced himself that the suffering caused by his policies could be repaired after Star Luo defeated the Spirit Hall Empire. 167 He assembled his forces at Dragonrise City, the birthplace of Star Luo's founding emperor, intending to fight for the empire's survival and restoration. 169
Personality
Dai Feng initially presents himself as a ruler bound by the duty to protect his subjects. He hesitated to use Blood One's forbidden art because it would require sacrificing Star Luo civilians and could leave his name disgraced in history. 143
His fear of Spirit Hall's expansion eventually overrides those principles. He rationalizes atrocities as temporary sacrifices for the empire's survival, authorizes the use of captives and civilians as “blood food,” and treats even loyal ministers as expendable if removing them later would protect the imperial succession. 146 147
He remains protective of his family despite his moral collapse. He refuses Dai Weisi's request to cultivate the forbidden art, viewing the corruption of his heir as an unacceptable cost even after he and Zhu Lingxin had embraced it. 147 At Dragonrise City, he refuses to admit that his choices harmed the empire, believing victory would allow him to control how history judged him. 169
Abilities & Skills
Forbidden Art Cultivation
Dai Feng used a blood-based forbidden art that transformed its practitioners into Evil Soul Masters and rapidly increased their Soul Power. 146
- Requires consuming human flesh and blood as cultivation resources. 142 143
- Can enable advancement by a level within days when sufficient “blood food” is available. 143
- Leaves a progressively stronger bloody stench on practitioners. 146
- Enabled Dai Feng to rise from an unspecified Titled Douluo rank to Rank 99. 142 167
Hell White Tiger
Dai Feng and Zhu Lingxin can combine their powers through the Hell White Tiger Martial Soul Fusion Skill. 170
- Requires Dai Feng and Zhu Lingxin to join hands and circulate their Soul Power together. 170
- After both cultivated the forbidden art, the fusion manifested with a blood aura and red light. 170
- The corrupted Hell White Tiger was stronger than its prior form, but was overwhelmed by Qian Daoliu and Golden Crocodile Douluo. 170
Ultimate Douluo Combat Ability
By the final campaign, Dai Feng possessed Rank 99 Ultimate Douluo strength. 167
- Led Star Luo's army from the front after activating Martial Soul Possession and displaying nine soul rings. 169
- Attempted to target Tai Yi during the battle, but Qian Daoliu and Golden Crocodile Douluo prevented him from reaching the Spirit Hall Pope. 170
- Was defeated in fusion with Zhu Lingxin by Qian Daoliu and Golden Crocodile Douluo. 170
Relationships
- Zhu Lingxin — His empress and closest collaborator; she cultivated the forbidden art alongside him and joined him in the Hell White Tiger Martial Soul Fusion Skill. 145 146 170
- Dai Weisi — His son and designated heir; Dai Feng appointed him regent during his seclusion, but tried to prevent him from becoming an Evil Soul Master. 147 148
- Dai Yu — His sister; she discovered the palace's captives and dried corpses, then persuaded Dai Feng to share the forbidden art with her and Zhu Lingyu. 156
- Blood One — An Evil Soul Master who supplied the forbidden art and remained in Star Luo as an agent against Spirit Hall. 142 144
- Bibi Dong — Blood One's master; she provided Dai Feng's forbidden art to create trouble for Spirit Hall and benefit her inherited divine position through slaughter. 144
- Donghuang Taiyi — Enemy and leader of the Spirit Hall Empire; Dai Feng regarded Tai Yi's rise as Pope as a direct threat to Star Luo's survival and faced him at Dragonrise City. 112 169
- Qian Daoliu — Spirit Hall leader and battlefield opponent; Dai Feng sought power sufficient to challenge him, but was defeated by Qian Daoliu and Golden Crocodile Douluo. 142 143 170
Story Role / Major Arcs
Star Luo's Political Decline
- Met Qian Daoliu after Spirit Hall gained administrative control over two additional provinces. 53
- Reacted angrily to Tai Yi's impending appointment as Pope and anticipated a direct conflict with Spirit Hall. 112
- Faced the collapse of Star Luo's military strength after Spirit Hall annexed the Heaven Dou Empire. 142
Adoption of the Forbidden Art
- Received Blood One's offer of a blood-consuming evil cultivation method. 142 143
- Tested the technique on captured children through his guard captain before personally accepting it. 144 145
- Spread the art among loyal ministers and ordered them to cultivate armies throughout the empire. 146
- Entered seclusion with Zhu Lingxin while appointing Dai Weisi as regent. 147
Battle of Dragonrise City
- Reached Rank 99 and gathered Star Luo's remaining forces for a final confrontation. 167 169
- Led approximately 20,000 Evil Soul Masters against the Spirit Hall Empire's smaller force. 169
- Fused with Zhu Lingxin into the Hell White Tiger, only to be defeated by Qian Daoliu and Golden Crocodile Douluo. 170
Notable Quotes
“As the second emperor of the Star Luo Empire, even if I die, I will die honorably. I do not want to be nailed to the pillar of shame after my death.” 143
“Warriors of the empire, charge with me!” 169