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Name Wang Yan (王言)
Gender Male
Affiliation Shrek Academy, Outer Court 26 47
Occupation/Role Teacher and Freshman Assessment supervisor; later main homeroom teacher of Class One 20 27
Cultivation Realm Soul Emperor 35
Martial Soul Type Tool martial soul; its name is not specified 48
First Appearance Freshman Assessment, Thirty-Third District 20

History

Freshman Assessment

Wang Yan supervises the Thirty-Third District, announcing rules and match participants. After Huo Yuhao’s team wins its first five matches, he asks why Yuhao has never released his martial soul. Accepting Yuhao’s explanation that he is practicing close combat against weaker opponents, Wang Yan nevertheless advises him to avoid unnecessarily hurting their pride: defeated students may remain at Shrek and become future allies. He also warns that the team’s winning record will bring stronger opponents 20.

He subsequently officiates the match against Huang Chutian and the Lan sisters, reminding both teams to keep their actions within bounds before starting the fight 21.

Class One Appointment

Following Zhou Yi’s transfer to the Soul Tool Department, Wang Yan is assigned as deputy homeroom teacher under Mu Jin and a reassigned Inner Court teacher. After the latter abuses the freshmen and is disciplined by Du Weilun, Wang Yan takes over as the main homeroom teacher. With Wang Yan and Mu Jin avoiding further confrontations, Class One gains the most comfortable classroom atmosphere among the four freshman classes 26 27.

Before the holiday, Wang Yan explains the upcoming advancement assessment. When Huo Yuhao returns shortly before it begins, he warns that a delay of another two days would have prevented the whole class from advancing. His concern turns to excitement when Yuhao reveals five soul rings, though he still insists on seeing results in the assessment 27 35.

Martial Soul Investigation and Selection Tournament

Huo Yuhao and Xiao Xiao consult Wang Yan after Xiao Xiao’s Nine Phoenix Ceremonial Flute mutates. He welcomes their questions despite working on lesson plans during a rare day off, then examines the tangible phoenix produced by her flute 47 48.

Later, Wang Yan gathers Core Disciples for the selection tournament and escorts them to the Soul Fighting Zone. He respectfully reports to Xuan Zi that twenty-six Martial Soul Department Core Disciples from the second through fifth years are present, alongside one participant from the Soul Tool Department 50.

Appearance

  • Appears to be about forty years old at his introduction 20.
  • Has an ordinary appearance, a pleasant smile, and no overbearing presence 20.
  • Wears glasses, which he adjusts while explaining martial soul theory 48.
  • Wears a chest identification pin bearing his name during the Freshman Assessment 20.

Personality

Wang Yan is amiable and tactful, contrasting sharply with Zhou Yi’s intimidating teaching style. His advice to Huo Yuhao combines competitive caution with concern for other students’ dignity and their future relationships. He corrects Yuhao without dismissing his military experience or demanding obedience through threats 20.

He is enthusiastic about exceptional talent and unusual martial souls, but also enjoys delivering professorial explanations. When Xiao Xiao’s phoenix identifies Huo Yuhao as more dangerous than him, he becomes embarrassed and readily accepts Yuhao’s face-saving explanation about the difference between beast and tool martial soul auras 35 47 48.

Abilities & Skills

Martial Soul Analysis

Wang Yan studies unfamiliar martial souls through observation and comparison, encouraging students to look beyond established classifications 47 48.

  • Resonance analysis: Attributes Xiao Xiao’s mutation to resonance with Huo Yuhao’s unusually powerful martial soul. His explanation is based on incomplete information because the students conceal her consumption of spirit phoenix grass 47.
  • “Semi-detached martial soul” classification: Coins this term for Xiao Xiao’s flute-and-phoenix manifestation. The phoenix has a physical body, emotions, and independent consciousness, while the flute retains the characteristics of a tool martial soul and controls its movements 48.
  • Unresolved interpretation: Electrolux privately offers Huo Yuhao a different model: the flute and phoenix may be separate energies connected by a rule, rather than one semi-detached martial soul. Wang Yan’s classification is therefore not established as definitive 48.

Teaching and Assessment Supervision

  • Announces competition rules, manages match records, and gives starting commands during the Freshman Assessment 20 21.
  • Warns students about stronger opponents and the dangers of excessive confidence 20.
  • Prepares lesson plans and explains advancement assessment requirements 27 47.
  • Organizes Core Disciples for the selection tournament 50.

Cultivation

  • Holds the Soul Emperor realm 35.
  • Acknowledges that he cannot defeat Ma Xiaotao; her failure to subdue Huo Yuhao makes him recognize that Yuhao’s combat strength exceeds his own 48.

Relationships

  • Huo Yuhao — Student whom he advises during the Freshman Assessment and later teaches as Class One’s main homeroom teacher. Yuhao considers his martial soul expertise relatively dependable, while privately questioning some of his conclusions 20 27 47 48.
  • Xiao Xiao — Student who seeks his help understanding her mutated martial soul. He examines her phoenix and proposes the “semi-detached” classification 47 48.
  • Mu Jin — Fellow Class One teacher. Their non-confrontational approach improves the class atmosphere after its domineering teacher is disciplined 26 27.
  • Xuan Zi — Senior academy figure whom Wang Yan greets with a respectful bow and assists during the Core Disciple gathering 50.

Notable Quotes

“Confidence is a good thing in a young person, but let me remind you that too much confidence can sometimes hurt you instead.” 20

“When it comes to martial souls, you must broaden your thinking rather than confine yourself to the existing framework.” 48

Appearances

53
Total Mentions
8
Chapters Appeared
6.63
Avg. per Chapter