Su Family

Biodata

History

Su Hao was originally the Su Family's young master and a celebrated genius. After he failed to open his qi sea at the Body Tempering Peak, his father Su Yuanshan vanished, and Su Yuanba assumed the position of acting patriarch. During the following five years, Su Hao was abused and humiliated within the family while Su Yuanba consolidated power. 1 2

Su Yuanba attempted to secure his control by arranging the marriage of his third son, Su Wuzhi, to Su Hao's younger sister, Su Yu'er. Su Hao's return and renewed cultivation disrupted the wedding: Supreme Elder Su Jingshan stripped Su Yuanba of his acting-patriarch position and restored Su Hao as clan head. Su Hao then declared the forced marriage void. 3 4

The family later underwent a purge after Su Hao entered the Spirit Creek Sect. Su Jingshan returned with the heads of Su Yuanba, Su Wuyan, and another elder who had conspired against the patriarch. Initial objections from several elders collapsed after major families learned that Su Hao had become an elder's disciple in a second-tier Immortal Sect. 23

Before leaving for the Spirit Creek Sect, Su Hao placed Su Jingshan in charge of all family affairs and supplied the clan with cultivation resources intended to strengthen its foundations. 24

Governance

Resources and Inheritance

• The family originally possessed only three first-grade spells, which were difficult for ordinary cultivators to comprehend. 3
• Its inherited cultivation techniques were primarily Human-grade before Su Hao's intervention. 24
• Su Hao left the family:
  • 1,000 low-grade spirit stones
  • 30 Spirit Tempering Pills
  • Three second-tier spells
  • Three Mystic-grade cultivation techniques 24
• These resources were to reward loyal members, contributors, and promising younger disciples. 24

Notable Members

• Su Hao — Patriarch; formerly regarded as a cripple after failing to open his qi sea, but returned as an exceptional cultivator and alchemist. 1 3
• Su Jingshan — Supreme Elder; the family's foremost expert in Great Flame City before Su Hao's rise. He supported Su Hao and became his principal administrator. 3 24
• Su Yuanshan — Former patriarch and Su Hao's father; disappeared five years before Su Hao's rebirth after reportedly seeking news of Su Hao's mother. 1 5
• Su Yu'er — Su Hao's younger sister; her forced marriage to Su Wuzhi triggered Su Hao's public return to authority. She later departed for the Lunar Yin Sect after learning her true parentage. 1 4 14
• Su Yuanba — Former acting patriarch and First Elder; sought to seize permanent control of the family and was later killed. 2 3 23
• Su Wuyan — Su Yuanba's second son; challenged Su Hao during the wedding incident and was later killed in the purge. 3 23
• Su Wuzhi — Su Yuanba's third son; described as a fool and the intended groom in the forced marriage to Su Yu'er. 2 4
• Su Wuyong — Su Yuanba's eldest son; an Immortal Sect disciple who plotted to prevent Su Hao from entering a sect and attempted to challenge his authority. 17 18 20

Relationships

• Spirit Creek Sect — Su Hao joined the sect as Xiao Wuji's disciple; Xiao Wuji's protection elevated the Su Family's standing and deterred hostile forces. 22 24
• Luo Family — The Luo Family expressed gratitude after Su Hao saved Luo Tianying and later sought closer ties with the Su Family. 7 12 23
• Li Family — Relations deteriorated after Li Yulian publicly attempted to break her engagement with Su Hao and insulted the Su Family. The Li Family later sought Su Hao's favor after his sect admission. 10 11 23
• Bai Family — Hostile relations arose after Bai Yu repeatedly humiliated Su Hao and enslaved Lin Yaoyao with a Life-and-Death Talisman. 7 8

Trivia

• Su Hao stated that he had no interest in making the Su Family merely the strongest family in Great Flame City; his ambition was for it to become the foremost family in the Great Xia Dynasty. 18 24
• The family was founded approximately 130 years before the events of Chapter 24. 24