Han Feng

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Han Feng (韩枫)
Alias(es)	Medicine Emperor
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Maple City; allies and recruits within the Black-Corner Region
Occupation/Role	Sixth-tier alchemist; Black-Corner Region powerhouse
Status	Active
First Appearance	Mentioned in Chapter 3; physically appears in Chapter 56

Background / History

Han Feng was Yao Chen's adopted son and disciple. Although he publicly invoked Yao Chen's name and legacy, he personally killed his master; the crime became a central vulnerability once Yang Chen learned of it. 3 56

He established Maple City and built substantial influence in the Black-Corner Region through his status as the Medicine Emperor. He cultivated ties with dangerous experts—including the Gold and Silver Elders, Yuan Yi, Fan Lao, and Ban Lao—and planned to join forces against Jia Nan Academy to seize its Heavenly Flame. 56 62

Han Feng had also sought to recruit regional factions, but the Heavenly Yin Sect and Rakshasa Sect remained wary of his vindictive nature, incomplete breakthrough to the Dou Zong realm, and hostility toward Jia Nan Academy. Yang Chen's arrival shifted these factions toward True Lord Hall instead. 63 64 65

Appearance

Han Feng is a handsome man around thirty with shoulder-length black hair, thin lips, and a cold, stern bearing. A faint medicinal fragrance accompanies him. 56

• Wears a green alchemist's robe. 56
• Bears a cauldron emblem with six golden ripples, identifying him as a sixth-tier alchemist. 56
• His thin lips and cold expression give him a harsh, mean-spirited appearance when angered. 59

Personality

Han Feng is calculating, proud, and highly protective of his own interests. He initially lowered his stance toward Yang Chen because he suspected Yang Chen had the backing of an even stronger master, but he chose to fight once public humiliation and the expectations of his allies made retreat difficult. 56 58

He is notoriously petty and vengeful, a reputation that discouraged independent factions from trusting him. When cornered, he relies on negotiation, promises of benefits, and political pressure rather than accepting an unfavorable outcome outright. 58 61 63 64

Abilities & Skills

Sixth-Tier Alchemy

Han Feng is a sixth-tier alchemist known throughout the Black-Corner Region as the Medicine Emperor. 56

• Possesses soul power comparable to that of a seventh-tier alchemist. 59
• His alchemical status allowed him to attract followers and establish Maple City as a major center for medicinal ingredients. 56 62
• Other factions considered Yang Chen's alchemy to be no weaker than Han Feng's, undermining Han Feng's prestige. 61 63

Dou Qi Cultivation

Han Feng is a peak Dou Emperor, described as half a step from the Dou Zong realm. 63

• Fought alongside five other Dou Emperor experts against Yang Chen. 58 59
• Remained unable to defeat Yang Chen despite the numerical advantage. 57 58 59
• Had not crossed into the Dou Zong realm despite having remained at the half-step for a long time. 63

Dark Blue Flame

Han Feng can wield a dark blue flame in combat. 56

• Formed the flame into a four-legged beast to clash with Yang Chen's spear aura. 56
• Combined his Dou Qi and Heavenly Flame in repeated attacks against Yang Chen. 57

Equipment / Items

• Heaven Cauldron — Han Feng's prized medicinal cauldron, which he considered comparable in value to his Heavenly Flame; he was ultimately forced to surrender it to Zi Yan as compensation. 60 61
• Ten Thousand Beast Cauldron — A cauldron later obtained by Yang Chen from Han Feng. 67
• Heavenly Flame — Han Feng possesses a Heavenly Flame, which he used in battle against Yang Chen. 56 57

Relationships

• Yao Chen — Former master and adoptive father; Han Feng killed him while continuing to use his name and legacy. 3 56
• Yang Chen — Enemy. Yang Chen despises Han Feng for murdering his master and repeatedly exposes the crime during their confrontation. 56 61
• Zi Yan — Yang Chen's daughter, whose grievance triggered Han Feng's conflict with Yang Chen. She demanded that Han Feng apologize to Yang Chen and received Han Feng's cauldron and treasures as compensation. 56 60 61
• Gold and Silver Elders — Allied Dou Emperor experts who intervened alongside Han Feng to protect Yuan Yi and fought Yang Chen with him. 56 57 59
• Yuan Yi — Associate whose predicament compelled Han Feng to intervene, despite Han Feng's reluctance to provoke Yang Chen. 56
• Fan Lao and Ban Lao — Black-Corner Region experts summoned to support Han Feng against Yang Chen. 57 58
• Mo Tianxing — Black Emperor Sect leader whom Han Feng persuaded with promised benefits to mediate his dispute with Yang Chen. 61
• Yin Bone Elder and Su Mei — Leaders who declined to align with Han Feng and instead supported Yang Chen's emerging True Lord Hall. 64 65

Story Role / Major Arcs

Maple City Conflict

Han Feng intervenes when Yang Chen defeats Yuan Yi, hoping to protect his associate while avoiding a direct clash with a seemingly well-backed alchemist. Yang Chen identifies him as a master-slayer and attacks him alongside the Gold and Silver Elders. 56

Han Feng leads a coalition of six Dou Emperor experts against Yang Chen. Unable to overcome him and concerned by Jia Nan Academy observers, he calls off the battle and seeks a negotiated resolution. 57 58 59

Forced Compensation

After Zi Yan refuses Han Feng's offered treasures and identifies a more valuable item in Maple City, Han Feng refuses to yield his medicinal cauldron. Yang Chen's continued pressure and display of further power force Han Feng to surrender the Heaven Cauldron and additional compensation. 60 61

Rivalry with True Lord Hall

Han Feng remains a looming rival after Yang Chen begins establishing True Lord Hall in the Black-Corner Region. His influence over Maple City, the Gold and Silver Elders, Ban Lao, Fan Lao, and potentially the Black Emperor Sect makes him a continuing threat. 62 64 65

Trivia

• Han Feng's title, “Medicine Emperor,” reflects both his sixth-tier alchemy and his dominant influence in Maple City. 56 62
• Despite his prestige, several regional leaders regarded his character as too dangerous to trust. 63 64
• His master-slaying is treated as an open secret by Yang Chen and a personal taboo by Han Feng. 56 61