江玉龙
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Original Name:江玉龙Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:84Chapters:13
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Name Jiang Yulong (江玉龙)
Alias(es) Senior Brother Jiang; one of the Four Outer Sect Elites
Gender Male
Age 16 34
Affiliation Profound Heaven Sect; Divine Might Corps 34
Occupation/Role Outer sect genius; ranked outer sect disciple
Cultivation Meridian Condensation Realm, Sixth Stage 34
Rank Second on the Outer Sect Rankings 42
First Appearance Chapter 34

Appearance

Jiang Yulong is a handsome youth with an aloof, naturally superior bearing. He is often seen in white robes and carries a longsword. 34 45

  • Sits or stands apart from other disciples, reinforcing his distant demeanor. 34
  • Has sword-like brows and an icy gaze. 39
  • His spiritual power appears flame-like; in battle, violet flames coil around his sword. 35 40

Personality

Jiang Yulong is proud, competitive, and accustomed to being admired as a genius. He considers weaker disciples beneath his notice, initially treating Lin Xuan as insignificant despite Lin Xuan's repeated provocations. 34 35 48

His pride makes humiliation especially intolerable. Lin Xuan's theft of a Brown Stone and subsequent escape provoke Jiang into developing open killing intent, while Lin Xuan's rapid growth turns Jiang's contempt into concern. 36 40 50

Abilities & Skills

Sixth-Stage Meridian Condensation Cultivation

At sixteen, Jiang Yulong has reached the Sixth Stage of the Meridian Condensation Realm and ranks among the strongest outer sect members of the Divine Might Corps. 34

  • His flame-like spiritual power marks him as stronger than ordinary sixth-stage Spirit Warriors. 35
  • He is ranked second among all outer sect disciples. 42
  • He consistently defeats tournament opponents with a single sword strike. 50

Swordsmanship

Jiang Yulong wields a longsword with overwhelming speed, power, and control.

  • His sword strike could counter Lin Xuan's full-strength Thirteen Swords as One without being injured. 36
  • His sword radiance can reduce everything in its path to ashes. 36
  • He coats his blade in violet flame-like spiritual power during his clash with Lin Xuan. 40
  • He forms a powerful sword momentum that Lin Xuan identifies as sword intent; however, Wine Lord later distinguishes Jiang's sword momentum from true sword intent. 37 40

Combat Strength

Jiang Yulong's strength is recognized throughout the outer sect, but Lin Xuan's physical power and Red Flame Greatsword force him to retreat and take their confrontation seriously. 34 40

  • Defeated ranked contestant Wei Yong in one move during the Inner Sect Selection Tournament. 50
  • Advanced through the tournament's early arena rounds with single-strike victories. 50
  • Climbed near Duan Fei during the Thundercloud Mountain trial, though both struggled under the escalating pressure. 46 47

Relationships

  • Lin Xuan — Rival and enemy. Jiang pursues Lin after Lin steals a Brown Stone intended for him, then vows to kill him after Lin escapes using a Wind-Evasion Talisman. Their later clash is interrupted by Tang Yi, after which Jiang challenges Lin to the Inner Sect Selection Tournament. 35 36 39 40
  • Divine Might Corps — A revered genius and prominent outer sect member. Corps disciples defer to him and celebrate his victories. 34 35 50
  • Duan Fei — Fellow Four Outer Sect Elite and rival from the Battle Group. The two openly dislike each other and exchange hostile looks during the tournament. 45 47
  • Shangguan Liuyun — The first-ranked Outer Sect Elite. Jiang is described as being suppressed by Shangguan's overwhelming reputation and strength. 45
  • Tang Yi — An inner sect expert who stops Jiang's clash with Lin Xuan and admonishes both disciples. 40

Story Role / Major Arcs

Demon Pit Brown Stones

Jiang Yulong arrives at the Demon Pit as the Divine Might Corps' genius representative, where his peers expect a Mysterious Heavenly Stone to fall into his hands. Lin Xuan and Wine Lord secretly redirect the stone at the last moment, leaving Jiang publicly embarrassed and triggering his pursuit of Lin. 34 35

Jiang corners Lin and demands the stone's return, threatening to sever Lin's limbs if he attempts to deceive him. Lin's strongest strike alters Jiang's sword momentum but cannot harm him; Lin then escapes with the damaged Wind-Evasion Talisman, causing Jiang to swear vengeance. 35 36

Afterward, Jiang obtains only one Brown Stone in five days, and it contains nothing. This leaves him frustrated when other elites have acquired more stones. 39

Rivalry with Lin Xuan

When Lin emerges alive from the Demon Pit, Jiang immediately renews his threat to kill him. Lin instead declares that he will defeat Jiang with his sword. 39

Jiang initially underestimates Lin's Red Flame Greatsword and physical strength, but Lin forces him backward and blocks his violet-flame sword strike. Recognizing Lin's rapid progress as a potential threat, Jiang attempts to continue the duel until Tang Yi intervenes. 40

Jiang then challenges Lin to settle their conflict at the Inner Sect Selection Tournament, promising to break every bone in Lin's body. 40

Inner Sect Selection Tournament

Jiang enters the tournament as the second-ranked outer sect disciple and one of its most prominent contenders. He competes with Duan Fei during the Thundercloud Mountain trial, determined to reach the summit ahead of him. 45 47

He dismisses Lin Xuan during the early rounds, but Lin's victories over stronger opponents make Jiang reconsider the threat Lin poses. Jiang continues to display his own dominance by defeating arena opponents in a single strike. 48 50

Trivia

  • Jiang Yulong is one of the Four Outer Sect Elites, a group of genius youths regarded as far above ordinary outer sect disciples. 34
  • Despite his high standing, he has been outmaneuvered twice by Lin Xuan: first when the Brown Stone is stolen, and again when Lin escapes before Jiang can finish him. 35 36
  • Lin Xuan's encounter with true sword intent leads Wine Lord to compare it favorably against Jiang Yulong's sword momentum. 37