Monster Clan

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Monster Clan (妖族)
Species/Race	Collective of monsters, demon beasts, and transformed intelligent beasts; in later eras, it encompasses nearly all beings outside the Human Clan and Wu Clan. 100 133 201
Affiliation	Heavenly Court under Demon Emperor Di Jun during the Primordial World era. 25 63
Occupation/Role	Major Primordial World faction; rival of the Wu Clan and Human Clan. 74 112
Status	Survived the Wu-Monster calamity but declined, scattered, and was assigned the northern Primordial World. 126
First Appearance	Chapter 18 — Di Jun detects and destroys Shi Mo's original Heavenly Stellar Formation. 18

Background / History

Heavenly Court and the Heavenly Stellar Formation

The Monster Clan was ruled from the Heavenly Court by Demon Emperor Di Jun, with Donghuang Taiyi, Kunpeng, Bai Ze, and the Ten Great Monster Sages among its foremost powers. 25 37 63

After Shi Mo created the Heavenly Stellar Formation, Di Jun destroyed its initial version and sought to uncover its secrets. The clan later sent Bai Ze to negotiate for the formation rather than continue a direct confrontation. 18 24

Shi Mo ultimately helped establish a formation restriction in the Heavenly Court that contained the mysteries of the Heavenly Stellar Formation. In exchange, the Monster Clan provided innate spiritual treasures and extensive spiritual materials, though Di Jun and his allies privately intended to dispose of Shi Mo once his work was complete. 25 26 27

The completed restriction took ten thousand years to establish and greatly increased stellar-power concentration in the Heavenly Court. 27

Expansion and Rivalries

The Monster Clan attacked the Dragon Clan in the East Sea under Di Jun and Bai Ze. Its army, hardened by repeated clashes with the Wu Clan, overwhelmed the largely inexperienced aquatic forces of the Dragon Clan. 63

Di Jun later used the Heavenly Stellar Formation in the Wu-Monster conflict, strengthening the Monster Clan through the power of the stars. 75

The clan's fortune rose sharply after Di Jun married Xihe and Changxi. Donghuang Taiyi and Kunpeng each severed a second corpse, Bai Ze became a Quasi-Sage after severing a corpse, and Di Jun severed all three corpses. Fuxi subsequently joined the clan as Sovereign Xi. 85

Persecution of the Human Clan

As the Human Clan multiplied, some monsters discovered that consuming human flesh and blood accelerated cultivation. Monster Clan members consequently began attacking human settlements across the Qingqiu Plains. 100

Di Jun ordered covert, repeated massacres by ordinary Monster Clan members. His goal was to gather Human Clan blood essence and souls to forge a Witch-Slaying Divine Weapon for the eventual war against the Wu Clan. 101 105 109 112

The campaign provoked open war with the Human Clan. Under Bai Ze's command, the Monster Clan army descended from the Ninth Heaven, formed a stellar formation, and attempted to cripple the Human Clan's strength. 112 113

The Human Clan's resistance, support from Shi Mo's disciples, and the arrival of Mara's Asura forces prevented a swift victory. 113 114

Wu-Monster Final War and Decline

Following the expiration of their one-yuanhui truce, the Wu and Monster Clans launched simultaneous full-scale offensives. The conflict destabilized the Primordial World and produced widespread blood rain, baleful aura, and casualties. 117

The Monster Clan relied on stellar formation banners to draw down star power and reinforce its armies. Di Jun also combined the Heavenly Stellar Formation, the Chaos Bell, and the mana of the Monster Clan army to defend the Heavenly Court. 118 121

During the final battle, Pangu's energy body shattered the Monster Clan's Primordial River Luo Formation and disrupted the Heavenly Stellar Formation. Over half of the clan's Daluo Golden Immortal-level Monster Gods were killed or injured, while many stellar formation banners were destroyed. 122

Di Jun and Donghuang Taiyi ultimately died, and both the Chaos Bell and the Witch-Slaying Sword vanished. 126

After the calamity, Shi Mo proposed resettling the surviving Monster Clan in the north of the Primordial World, while the Human Clan received the central region and the Wu Clan the south. Many Monster Clan members entered the Sages' sects, became mounts or disciples of Quasi-Sages, or scattered independently; Qinyuan led the remaining northern faction. 126

Later Eras

Although fragmented, the Monster Clan continued to clash with the expanding Human Clan. Its mixed membership included both peaceful cultivators and violent remnants attached to its former glory, deepening the racial hostility between humans and monsters. 133

In Pangu World, the Monster Clan was initially considered beneath gods and fiends in status, but its members possessed strong aptitude for qi refinement. By cultivating both divine-fiend techniques and qi refinement, it produced an increasing number of powerful experts. 191

A Golden Crow Demon Emperor later unified the scattered Monster Clan into a force second only to the Human Clan. His attempt to replace the Human Clan as Pangu World's foremost race ended in defeat after he and his nine brothers slaughtered countless humans and other beings using the Solar Golden Rainbow escape technique. 201

After the Human-Monster struggle subsided in Pangu World, many Monster Clan members attached themselves to the Human Clan. 202

Organization and Military Strength

• Demon Emperor Di Jun — Supreme ruler of the Heavenly Court-era Monster Clan; directed its expansion, its stellar formations, and the Human Clan massacre campaign. 63 75 101
• Donghuang Taiyi — Major commander and wielder of the Chaos Bell; fought alongside Kunpeng against Torch Dragon and used the bell in the wars against the Wu Clan. 63 118
• Kunpeng — Demon Teacher and principal ally of Di Jun and Donghuang Taiyi; participated in major battles and assisted Di Jun's schemes. 63 85 109
• Bai Ze — Wisest of the Ten Great Monster Sages; served as negotiator, battlefield commander, and later leader among the surviving Monster Clan. 22 63 112 126
• Fuxi / Sovereign Xi — Joined the Monster Clan under Di Jun and later helped establish the Primordial River Luo Formation during the final war. 85 122
• Ten Great Monster Sages — Elite leaders who commanded Monster Clan forces, including in the East Sea invasion and the Human-Monster War. 37 63 112
• Monster Gods and transformed monsters — The clan fielded numerous Daluo Golden Immortals, Taiyi-level experts, intelligent monster beasts, and cultivators capable of assuming human or half-monster forms. 100 122

Abilities & Military Formations

Heavenly Stellar Formation

The Monster Clan acquired access to the Heavenly Stellar Formation's mysteries through Shi Mo's Heavenly Court restriction and later used stellar formation banners to draw down the power of the stars. 25 75 121

• Reinforced the Heavenly Court and Monster Clan battle formations with stellar power. 75 121
• Could be combined with the Chaos Bell and the collective mana of the Monster Clan army for defense. 118
• Was disrupted by Shi Mo's Earth Vein Formation and ultimately broken during Pangu's assault. 88 122

Primordial River Luo Formation

Kunpeng, Fuxi, and Bai Ze deployed the Primordial River Luo Formation in the final Wu-Monster battle to resist Pangu's energy body. 122

• Its formation failed under Pangu's attack. 122
• Its collapse contributed to extensive Monster Clan casualties. 122

Collective Cultivation and Transformation

Monster Clan members include beings of widely varying strength, from ordinary demon beasts to Quasi-Sages and Daluo Golden Immortals. Many can transform into human form, retain hybrid forms, or reveal their original beast bodies in battle. 100 112

• Some monsters gained accelerated cultivation by consuming Human Clan flesh and blood. 100
• The clan's vast population enabled large-scale armies, but its diversity also contributed to later disunity. 126 133

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Chaos Bell — Supreme innate treasure wielded by Donghuang Taiyi; used to attack enemies, protect the Heavenly Court, and channel stellar power. It vanished after the deaths of Di Jun and Donghuang Taiyi. 24 118 126
• Heavenly Stellar Formation banners — Miniature stellar banners used by Monster Clan armies to gather star power and reinforce formations. 121 122
• River Diagram and Luo Writing — Di Jun's treasures, later used in the Primordial River Luo Formation. 59 122
• Witch-Slaying Sword — Weapon intended to be forged from slaughtered Human Clan blood essence and souls; it later vanished. 101 105 126
• Fusang Tree — Extreme-yang spiritual root on occupied Yingzhou Immortal Island, used as a cultivation site for Di Jun's ten Golden Crow sons. 119

Relationships

• Di Jun — Demon Emperor and central leader of the Heavenly Court-era Monster Clan. 63 85
• Donghuang Taiyi — Senior military power who fought alongside Di Jun and deployed the Chaos Bell. 37 63 118
• Kunpeng — Demon Teacher and strategic ally of Di Jun; assisted in war and in the Human Clan slaughter campaign. 63 85 109
• Bai Ze — Monster Sage, negotiator, and commander; became Shi Mo's nominal disciple after the clan's defeat. 22 112 126
• Shi Mo — Initially targeted for the Heavenly Stellar Formation; later entered a tense transaction with the clan before becoming a decisive opponent in its wars. 24 25 88
• Wu Clan — Long-standing enemy whose wars with the Monster Clan culminated in the Wu-Monster calamity. 74 117 126
• Human Clan — Victims of the Monster Clan's systematic massacres and later its principal enemy in an open racial war. 100 112 133
• Dragon Clan — Subordinated to the Monster Clan before becoming the target of the East Sea campaign. 63 101
• Nuwa and Fuxi — Nuwa officiated Di Jun's Heavenly Marriage, while Fuxi joined the clan as Sovereign Xi. 85
• Qinyuan — Monster Sage who led surviving Monster Clan members north after the Wu-Monster calamity. 126

Trivia

• The Monster Clan's imperial bloodline expanded when Xihe bore Di Jun ten sons and Changxi bore him twelve daughters. 85
• The ten Golden Crow princes were sheltered on Yingzhou Immortal Island, where their cultivation was slow despite their exceptional origins. 119
• In the Netherworld, Fengdu was instructed not to judge deceased Monster Clan members solely by their former race, as the Six Paths of Reincarnation could make a monster in one life a human in the next. 119