Fuxi

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Fuxi (伏羲); reincarnated as Feng Fuxi 259
Alias(es)	Demon Monarch Fuxi; Great Virtuous Teacher; Heavenly Court second-in-command 215 272 278
Species/Race	Primordial Divine Being in his former life; reincarnated into the Acquired Human Race 215 258 259
Gender	Male 215 259
Affiliation	Fengqi Mountain Alliance; Heavenly Court; inheritor of the Monster Religion; former disciple of Dan Jing 95 215 260 302
Occupation/Role	Diviner and karmic strategist; Heavenly Court leader; civilizing leader of the Acquired tribes 44 215 273 278
Status	Alive; reincarnated after his previous death 242 259 303
First Appearance	Chapter 16

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Quasi-Sage Realm	80	Operated as one of the Fengqi Mountain Alliance’s Quasi-Sage experts during the hunt for the “Escaped One” Primordial Purple Qi.
Reincarnated Acquired Human	259	Reborn into the Feng Clan as Feng Fuxi after Dan Jing directed his soul’s reincarnation through the Netherworld.
Immortal	260	Became an immortal within twenty years after Dan Jing taught him to breathe in and refine the spiritual essence of heaven and earth.
Golden Immortal Dao Fruit	266	Achieved Golden Immortality within Dan Jing’s ten-thousand-year deadline; he had comprehended the Laws of Karma and Formations.
Peak Primordial Unity Golden Immortal	267	Reached the realm’s peak during his long journey through the Four Heavenly Pillars with Dan Jing, Xuan Ming, and Zhu Jiuyin.
Perfected Primordial Unity Golden Immortal	275	Held this cultivation while struggling to complete the key trial of teaching ordinary people to avoid danger.

Background and History

Former Life

Fuxi was Nuwa’s elder brother and the foremost diviner of the Primordial World, having cultivated the Heavenly Secrets Great Dao to its culmination. He combined deduction with political planning, imagining that he and Nuwa could establish a major faction by gathering allies, subordinates, innate clans, and long-lived races before the next Calamity Cycle 44.

His calculations warned him that the Twelve Ancestral Witches were natural enemies of both himself and Nuwa. Because Fengqi Mountain stood near Mount Buzhou, he expected the Witch Race’s expansion to threaten their home directly and urged Nuwa to prepare early 44 46.

Fuxi later partnered with White Marsh to manipulate rumors surrounding Dan Jing’s movements in the Eastern Lands. Their aim was to draw Dan Jing into a larger game and exploit the instability caused by the Witch Race’s eastward conquest 76 79. The scheme spiraled beyond their control when Dan Jing used his own Primordial Purple Qi as bait and turned the rumors into a world-shaking scramble 79 80.

Initially convinced that the escalating crisis represented Heavenly Will and the tide of fate, Fuxi believed that no individual could surpass his and White Marsh’s combined mastery of heavenly secrets and karma 79 80. He eventually realized that Dan Jing had covertly encouraged, redirected, and exposed their plan, leaving Fuxi and the Fengqi Mountain Alliance publicly blamed for the resulting deaths and unrest 90 92 94.

Heavenly Court and Death

Fuxi later became the Heavenly Court’s second-in-command under Heavenly Emperor Nuwa. He was selected to deliver the Court’s challenge letter to Dan Jing because his status as Nuwa’s elder brother gave the challenge legitimacy 215.

Dan Jing’s killing intent completely suppressed Fuxi, leaving him unable to move or think. Nuwa could not rescue him by force and was compelled to publicly beg for his life 215.

Fuxi died sometime before his planned return to the world. Nuwa preserved and nourished his true spirit within her Cosmic Cauldron while searching for the best opportunity for his rebirth 242 256.

Reincarnation

Dan Jing seized Fuxi’s Primordial Spirit True Soul from Nuwa and personally arranged his reincarnation, forbidding her from interfering 257. He delivered the soul to Zhen Yuanzi with instructions to cleanse it in Meng Po Soup and reincarnate it into a Human Race tribe near the Bank of the East Sea 258.

Born into the Feng Clan, the child was named Feng Fuxi by Dan Jing and formally accepted as Dan Jing’s disciple through a master-disciple ceremony performed on his behalf 259. Dan Jing remained with him for twenty years, after which Fuxi became an immortal and began his formal cultivation journey 260.

Appearance

Fuxi’s former incarnation was associated with tranquil eyes and a long beard, while his reincarnated form grew from a spiritually exceptional infant into a refined, handsome young immortal 44 79 259 260.

• Described as unusually beautiful and spiritually gifted at birth 259.
• Grew into a handsome young man favored by the Feng Clan 260.
• Has a gentle, refined appearance that Xuan Ming initially mocked as that of a “dry, scrawny pretty boy” 262 265.
• His composed appearance often contrasts with Xuan Ming’s direct physical dominance in their early rivalry 262.

Personality

Fuxi is calm, analytical, and ambitious. As a master of heavenly secrets and karma, he habitually evaluates factions, opportunities, and future dangers in terms of strategy rather than immediate emotion 44 46. He can admire an opponent’s honesty even when that opponent is dangerous; unlike Nuwa, he initially considered Dan Jing more manageable precisely because Dan Jing’s actions and desires were openly displayed 46.

His confidence in deduction can become overconfidence. Fuxi believed that he and White Marsh could identify any manipulation involving heavenly secrets and karma, leading him to mistake Dan Jing’s scheme for the natural tide of fate 79 80. After being outmaneuvered, he accepted responsibility before the Fengqi Mountain Alliance and became more cautious about confronting Dan Jing directly 92 94.

Following reincarnation, Fuxi retained confidence in his talent but became more grounded through hardship, training, and leadership. He matured from an initially overconfident immortal into a patient, humane ruler who sought to unite diverse peoples through negotiation, education, and shared institutions rather than conquest 261 274 303.

Abilities & Skills

Heavenly Secrets and Karma

Fuxi was regarded as the Primordial World’s foremost diviner and had brought the Heavenly Secrets Great Dao to its culmination 44.

• Predicted the fated hostility between himself, Nuwa, and the Twelve Ancestral Witches 44.
• Estimated the Witch Race’s arrival at Fengqi Mountain through calculation 46.
• Specialized in evolving heavenly secrets, manipulating karma, and designing large-scale schemes with White Marsh 76 79.
• His deductions can fail against information deliberately fabricated by a superior manipulator; Dan Jing successfully deceived both Fuxi and White Marsh during the Eastern Lands upheaval 79 92.

Formation and Karmic Dao

Dan Jing assigned Fuxi the Astral, Karmic, and Formation Daos as his principal paths of cultivation 263.

• Comprehended the Laws of Karma and Formations upon replucking his Golden Immortal Dao Fruit 266.
• Uses deductive and karmic understanding to identify relationships, including the causal bond between himself and the Feng Clan 272.
• His cultivation and techniques allowed him to contend evenly with Xuan Ming despite her physical strength rivaling that of an immortal 262.

Fuxi Eight Trigrams Method

After attaining enlightenment beside a river, Fuxi developed a practical inheritance for Acquired Sentient Beings 276 278.

• Teaches divination, natural patterns, fortune and misfortune, and methods of seeking advantage while avoiding harm 278.
• Is deliberately accessible to ordinary people without cultivation talent 278.
• Includes simplified teachings that can be remembered as rhymes by common people 278.
• Its spread reduced avoidable deaths among the tribes and contributed to the growth of Human Dao Fortune 278.

Governance and Cultural Reform

Fuxi’s greatest later strength is his ability to turn abstract understanding into institutions that improve ordinary life.

• Unified tribes and Acquired races along the Bank of the East Sea under the Dafeng Tribe’s leadership 273.
• Elevated the Monster Religion as the head of all teachings to ease conflict among competing Dao lineages 273.
• Proposed common festivals, shared customs, and a unified cultural system while allowing individual races to retain their own inheritances 274.
• Created writing, book tallies, a simplified calendar, rites, ceremonial laws, and practical classics on daily life 278 301.
• Built cooperation between Acquired and Innate races, weakening the divide between the two 301.

Inheritance & Items

• Complete Monster Religion inheritance — Dan Jing declared that he would teach Fuxi the Monster Religion’s complete inheritance, despite not formally belonging to that tradition himself 260.
• Former spiritual treasures — Nuwa presented Fuxi’s spiritual treasures from his prior life, along with additional treasures prepared for his reincarnated life, to Dan Jing 260.
• Fuxi Eight Trigrams Method — His widely distributed practical system of divination and natural observation for Acquired Sentient Beings 278.

Relationships

• Nuwa — Younger sister, former Fengqi Mountain ally, and Heavenly Emperor. Nuwa repeatedly protects Fuxi’s interests, preserved his true spirit after his death, and sought the most favorable possible reincarnation for him 44 215 242 256.
• Dan Jing — Reincarnation arranger and former master. Dan Jing personally took Fuxi’s soul, oversaw his rebirth, trained him, and later severed their master-disciple karmic bond after considering his tutelage complete 257 260 267 302.
• Xuan Ming — Former rival, fellow disciple, wife, and mother of his twins. Their relationship grew from a contest for seniority into a partnership that supported the Threefold Marriage and the social order of Acquired tribes 262 263 280 301.
• Zhu Jiuyin — Junior fellow disciple and Xuan Ming’s younger brother. He became Fuxi’s dependable intellectual ally in their civilizing work 261 263 301.
• White Marsh — Close friend and fellow specialist in heavenly secrets and karma. They jointly initiated the Eastern Lands scheme, and White Marsh remained deeply concerned for Fuxi’s safety in the Heavenly Court era 76 92 215.
• Feng Clan — His reincarnated birth family. Though no blood relation remained after countless generations, Fuxi accepted their ancestral bond through causality and helped transform their settlement into the prosperous Dafeng Tribe 259 272.
• Fatty — Iron-Eating Beast companion who traveled with Fuxi’s disciple group and aided their undertaking before returning to his own clan’s affairs 267 273 303.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Fengqi Mountain Strategist

• Fuxi identified the Witch Race as a future threat and began preparing Fengqi Mountain for the coming Calamity Cycle 44.
• He and White Marsh attempted to exploit Eastern Lands instability through rumor, karma, and heavenly-secret calculations 76 79.
• Their scheme became the foundation for Dan Jing’s far larger manipulation, which devastated the alliance’s reputation 80 92 94.

Reborn Disciple of Dan Jing

• Dan Jing arranged Fuxi’s rebirth as Feng Fuxi and accepted him as a disciple 258 259.
• Fuxi retained the position of eldest disciple after defeating Xuan Ming in their seniority contest, though he was badly battered in the process 262 263.
• Under Dan Jing, he cultivated the Astral, Karmic, and Formation Daos, traveled across the Primordial World, and reached peak Primordial Unity Golden Immortal 263 267.

Leader of the Dafeng Tribe

• Fuxi accepted the Feng Clan as his descendants through causality and made the Dafeng Tribe the base of his great undertaking 272.
• He gathered Acquired tribes and races across the East Sea Bank, becoming a unifying leader rather than merely a cultivator 273.
• His reforms addressed doctrinal conflict, cultural differences, shared customs, and the practical needs of ordinary people 273 274.

Great Virtuous Teacher

• Xuan Ming compelled Fuxi to leave his palace studies and experience ordinary life directly, allowing him to achieve his crucial enlightenment beside a river 275 276.
• He spread the Fuxi Eight Trigrams Method throughout the Primordial World, giving ordinary beings tools to understand danger and natural change 278.
• His later teachings in writing, ritual, calendars, daily life, and cultural inheritance earned him the title Great Virtuous Teacher 278 303.

Marriage and Family Order

• Fuxi and Xuan Ming chose marriage both for their personal relationship and as a public model for regulating yin-yang relations among Acquired Sentient Beings 279.
• Dan Jing approved their Threefold Marriage undertaking, while Hou Tu reluctantly provided Xuan Ming’s dowry 280.
• Their marriage helped establish family as a basic social unit, clarifying parentage, ancestry, and kinship among the Houtian tribes 301.
• The couple later had twins, whom Dan Jing cared for as a grandfatherly figure 301.

Trivia

• Fuxi was among the few renowned powerhouses who had never experienced the Chaos Bell’s “Fortune Collision,” leaving him less aware than Nuwa of how overwhelming Dan Jing’s combat power was 46.
• He initially dismissed Xuan Ming’s first successful strike as carelessness, insisting that he had merely failed to dodge 262.
• Despite their former identities and factions, Fuxi and Xuan Ming’s union was viewed as potentially easing tensions between the Heavenly Court and Netherworld 262 272.