Alien God

Biodata

Claimed Divine Trial

Ye Chenxing introduces the Alien God to Kong Deming, Jing Hongchen, Xiao Hongchen, and Meng Hongchen as the god whose Divine Position he has inherited. He presents the claim as an explanation for his exceptional Soul Rings, resources, and future path to godhood 88.

Use as a Cover Identity

The Alien God narrative gives Ye a credible divine explanation for abilities and possessions that would otherwise be difficult to account for publicly. His staged revelation persuades those present that his extraordinary growth is the result of a Divine Trial rather than his hidden methods and resources 88.

• The title immediately impresses and unsettles Kong Deming, Jing Hongchen, Xiao Hongchen, and Meng Hongchen because it sounds more enigmatic than established titles such as Sea God or Angel God 88.
• Jing Hongchen interprets Ye’s Soul Ring configuration as proof that a Divine Trial candidate is “blessed by the heavens” 88.
• The claimed inheritance strengthens Ye’s standing as a potential divine representative of the Sun Moon Empire, countering the prestige the original Three Douluo Kingdoms derive from Tang San’s godhood 88.
• Ye uses the story to conceal the true origin of his portable plane and Immortal Herbs, which are connected to the Fantasy Tree and the Icefire Yin-Yang Well rather than a confirmed Alien God 68 88.

Relationships

• Ye Chenxing — Sole claimant and creator of the Alien God identity; he invokes it as the source of his supposed Divine Trial and rewards 88.
• Kong Deming — Accepts the announced inheritance as a major opportunity for the Sun Moon Empire and later connects Ye’s Star Tower plans with the gathering of Faith Power 88 89.
• Jing Hongchen — Reacts with shock and excitement at the possibility that the Sun Moon Empire may gain its own god 88.
• Xiao Hongchen and Meng Hongchen — Congratulate Ye and question the Alien God’s title and the potential of its Divine Position 88.