Jia Qingshan

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Jia Qingshan (贾青山)
Alias(es)	“Jia Invincible” 29
Species/Race	Human
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Jia Family; Kyoto Xingyi Martial Arts Hall; national Genetic Warrior training program 31 46
Occupation/Role	Hall master of the Kyoto Xingyi Martial Arts Hall; third-generation inheritor of Jia-style Xingyi; Internal Martial Arts instructor; Genetic Warrior instructor 29 46
Status	Active
First Appearance	Chapter 29

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Hidden Strength Completion	39	Identified as the highest confirmed level of modern Internal Martial Arts; he states his maximum explosive output is roughly fourfold.
Genetic Warrior	41	Broke through after cultivating the Five Hearts Toward Heaven method; his body underwent a comprehensive genetic transformation and his strength reached approximately 2,800 kg.

Background

Jia Qingshan is the grandson of Jia Yunlong, the wartime martial artist known as “Dragon Fist.” He inherited Jia-style Xingyi Quan as its third-generation successor and became the master of the Kyoto Xingyi Martial Arts Hall, a Jia Family institution traditionally closed to outsiders 29 31.

His longtime friend Zhu Huazhi approached him after Jia’s nephew, Jia Yi, fell unconscious from RR Virus infection. Jia agreed to open the family’s martial arts inheritance to Wu Ming and Ruan Qingzhu in exchange for special medicine, later extending a place to Zhu Hongyu as well 29.

Appearance

Jia Qingshan is a middle-aged man with the composed bearing of an Internal Martial Arts master. Upon returning to the hall after his military assignment, he wears a Zhongshan suit 32 49.

• Possesses formidable life force and an exceptionally developed physique for a pre-breakthrough martial artist 32.
• Carries a one-meter teaching whip while supervising stance training 34.
• Presents an imposing, precise demeanor when treating Jia Yi and instructing students 32 34.

Personality

Jia is strict, disciplined, and deeply committed to proper martial foundations. He corrects students’ Three-Body Stance errors immediately, using a teaching whip to ensure that correct posture becomes instinctive rather than theoretical knowledge 34.

Despite his guarded family tradition, he is pragmatic and compassionate. Jia accepts Wu Ming’s conditions because Jia Yi’s life is at stake, then gradually entrusts Wu with the Jia Family’s secret arts after recognizing his character and the value of Genetic Energy cultivation 29 35 36.

He places collective survival above personal inheritance. After witnessing the threat posed by mutant creatures, he agrees to provide the Jade Lock Golden Pass Formula and Five Hearts Toward Heaven method to the government, then serves as an instructor for the nation’s first Genetic Warriors 45 46.

Abilities & Skills

Jia-style Xingyi Quan

Jia is a top-tier practitioner and inheritor of Jia-style Xingyi Quan, regarded within Internal Martial Arts circles as “Jia Invincible” 29.

• Teaches the Three-Body Stance, Hunyuan Stake, Dragon-Surrendering Stake, Tiger-Subduing Stake, Five Elements Fist, and Xingyi Twelve Forms 34 37 38.
• Reached Hidden Strength Completion, allowing him to access deep muscular and fascial potential while minimizing the recoil caused by Bright Strength 39.
• Defeated the younger Thunder God in a sparring match three years before the story, despite Thunder God already possessing Hidden Strength 40.
• His instruction enabled Wu Ming to enter Bright Strength and Hidden Strength at unprecedented speed 37 38.

Genetic Warrior Cultivation

After receiving the Five Hearts Toward Heaven method from Wu Ming, Jia successfully sensed and absorbed Cosmic Energy 35 41.

• Achieved approximately 2,800 kilograms of physical strength in his first transformation 41 42.
• Experienced genetic enhancement across his skin, bones, and brain, but did not awaken Spiritual Force 41.
• His breakthrough provided independent confirmation that Genetic Warrior cultivation could be reproduced beyond Wu Ming 42.
• Was recruited to guide the country’s first Genetic Warrior training program 46.

Secret Arts and Martial Knowledge

Jia safeguards several rare martial inheritances and understands the distinction between traditional Internal Martial Arts and Ancient Yoga’s Energy Lock theory.

• Jade Lock Golden Pass Formula — A dangerous body-tempering art that seals pores and acupoints to build internal heat and pressure, improving the body’s capacity to absorb Cosmic Energy 36.
• Nine-Dragon Decoction — The necessary medicinal support for practicing the Jade Lock Golden Pass Formula safely 36.
• Banda Secret Essentials — A manual received from Thunder God, detailing the Energy Lock method of storing and layering force for explosive release 40.
• Recording Room archives — Maintains complete instructional recordings of Xingyi Quan and core techniques from other Internal Martial Arts schools 46.

Medical and Instructional Technique

Jia demonstrates refined practical skill outside direct combat.

• Administered a medicine pill to the unconscious Jia Yi through a precise throat-guiding technique 32.
• Combined the special medicine with a prepared Chinese medicinal decoction to stabilize Jia Yi’s dangerous Gene Evolution and save his life 32.
• Identified Wu Ming’s unusually complete physical foundation by examining his circulation, fascia, joints, and meridians 35.

Relationships

• Jia Yi — His nephew. Jia personally cared for him during his RR Virus coma, helped stabilize his Gene Evolution, and later witnessed his exceptional Genetic Warrior breakthrough 29 32 50.
• Jia Yunlong — Grandfather and founder of the Jia-style Xingyi lineage; a renowned wartime martial artist known as “Dragon Fist” 29.
• Jia Qinghe — Biological younger brother and Jia Yi’s father; pursued a military career 31.
• Wu Ming — Student, cultivation partner, and ally. Wu saved Jia Yi; Jia taught him the complete Xingyi system and entrusted him with Jia Family secret arts 32 35 36.
• Zhu Huazhi — Longtime friend who brokered the medicine-for-instruction arrangement and introduced Wu Ming to Jia 29.
• Ruan Qingzhu and Zhu Hongyu — External trainees admitted alongside Wu Ming; Jia authorized them to learn the Jade Lock Golden Pass Formula under Wu’s instruction 29 36.
• Thunder God — Former sparring opponent. Jia narrowly defeated him three years earlier and received the Banda Secret Essentials from him afterward 40.
• Zhao Minghui — Government contact who verified Jia’s Genetic Warrior status and recruited him for the national training program 42 46.

Story Role

Opening the Jia Family Inheritance

Jia’s need to save Jia Yi prompts the first major opening of the family’s normally hereditary martial arts hall. In return for special medicine, he accepts Wu Ming and Ruan Qingzhu as trainees and permits Zhu Hongyu to join them 29.

Rescue of Jia Yi

When Wu Ming arrives in Kyoto, Jia puts Jia Yi’s survival before negotiations. He uses his martial and medical expertise alongside Wu’s medicine to guide Jia Yi safely through a life-threatening Gene Evolution surge 32.

Mentor and Cultivation Partner

Jia begins as Wu Ming’s strict instructor, teaching stance work and Xingyi fundamentals. After learning of Cosmic Energy cultivation, he becomes Wu’s partner in an exchange of knowledge: Jia offers Internal Martial Arts inheritances, while Wu provides the Five Hearts Toward Heaven method 34 35.

He gives Wu the Jade Lock Golden Pass Formula, teaches him advanced Xingyi methods, and later shares the Banda Secret Essentials. Wu’s extraordinary speed of learning repeatedly overturns Jia’s expectations of martial talent 36 37 40.

National Genetic Warrior Program

Jia’s breakthrough makes him the second confirmed Genetic Warrior. He joins Wu in presenting evidence to the government, then agrees to surrender key Jia Family cultivation resources for national defense against mutant creatures 41 42 45.

The state recruits him to train the first Genetic Warriors. He returns to the martial arts hall at the end of February after declining continued service as the military’s chief instructor 46 49 50.