Lu Feng

Biodata

Power Progression

Background / History

Lu Feng transmigrated from a later age before the Interception Sect was founded. His previous life included a workplace marked by scheming and backstabbing. Arriving as a tiny bodhi sapling, he nearly died during his transformation tribulation before Tongtian intervened. He subsequently followed Tongtian to Golden Ao Island 1 2.

Tongtian refused Lu Feng’s request to become his disciple after performing divinations, but later appointed him deputy sect leader. Lu Feng managed the sanctuary, watched successive generations join, and personally instructed nearly all the first-generation disciples. Although he considered leaving after recognizing the sect’s identity, gratitude toward Tongtian and affection for the young Duobao kept him there 1 2.

His stay lasted over 100,000 years and included witnessing the Witch-Demon Tribulation. Knowing the Interception Sect’s expected fate during the Investiture of the Gods Tribulation, he repeatedly sought a way to save it. Heavenly Secrets obstructed his attempts to explain that future directly to Tongtian, leaving him dependent on indirect warnings and preventive action 1 2.

After disbanding the sect, Lu Feng develops increasingly active means of protecting its disciples. He fortifies Golden Ao Island, opens cultivation opportunities, and eventually reaches the Saint Realm through the system’s rewards. Tongtian later credits the dissolution with preventing further trouble and recognizes Lu Feng’s importance to the advances made by himself, Nuwa, and the disciples 85 114 132 161.

His intervention expands from protecting the sect to manipulating the conflict between Hongjun and Luohu. He arranges for Luohu’s involvement to divert Hongjun’s attention, then proposes using heavenly merit to complete the Devil Dao and create a karmic debt owed by the Heavenly Dao to the Demon Gate. Luohu subsequently exposes Lu Feng as the scheme’s mastermind, undermining his efforts to remain hidden and attracting Hongjun’s murderous attention 161 186 189 195.

The later Five Elements narrative supplies a separate account of Lu Feng’s upbringing in Xinghe City. He tells Gu Xijue that he is an orphan found and brought home by Grandpa, considers Xinghe City his home, and says that the Su Family treated him well. The accompanying account describes him as having fallen from the sky with unknown origins. His experience assisting the Su Family’s Second Miss with officials and dignitaries, while dealing with people from other social strata, gives him considerable familiarity with intrigue and persuasion 396 412.

In this later narrative, Lu Feng studies under the Scruffy Old Man, travels through the Five Sacred Mountains Divine Continent, and undergoes three years of severe trials imposed by the Witch Clan’s High Priest. He survives further dangers around Deadwater and the Blood Sea, reaches Golden Immortal, and eventually masters the Five Elements Evolution Art. His final role is to reconcile competing cultivators and encourage their joint pursuit of the Kunlun Immortal Realm’s prosperity 346 364 448 449 487 542.

Personality

Lu Feng is protective but willing to make painful decisions. He disbands the sect despite the disciples’ protests because he regards their survival as more important than preserving the institution. He also allows the Long-Eared Dingguang Immortal to leave without punishment, knowing that an early departure could prevent his future betrayal of the others 1 2.

He favors caution and stable foundations over spectacular gains. After repeated system-driven breakthroughs, he consistently returns to consolidation; at late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal, he actively restrains his cultivation. His advice to Jinguang Xian likewise prioritizes thinking through danger and abandoning opportunities that cannot safely be taken 8 10 12 27.

His generosity is practical rather than ceremonial. He lets Jinguang Xian keep both treasures obtained from his story, shelters him while he recovers, and offers to turn the stolen Jade Void Palace into weapons for the disciples. When presented with the palace’s destruction, he accepts that it cannot simply be undone instead of reprimanding those responsible 8 38.

Despite his normally composed manner, Lu Feng becomes openly exasperated when his system arrives immediately after he has dispersed its intended beneficiaries. He also has a strong enthusiasm for Flat Peaches: he preserves the rare tree rather than consuming it and later postpones cultivation to try accelerating its fruit production 2 11 39.

His caution coexists with an increasingly audacious and opportunistic approach to powerful enemies. He intends to profit from both sides of Hongjun’s conflict with Luohu without openly joining either, prepares teleportation arrangements to recover treasures, and regards his dealings with Luohu as mutual exploitation rather than a dependable alliance. He nevertheless strongly objects when Luohu publicly reveals his central role 161 162 189 195.

Lu Feng frequently teases Tongtian and Nuwa. His mockery of Tongtian can be deliberately provocative: on one occasion, he incites his master into chasing him as a means of releasing the worries Tongtian has long suppressed. His interactions with Nuwa include insults, playful physical familiarity, and resistance to Tongtian’s attempts to bring them together 76 85 114 120 186 188.

In the later narrative, he remains sensitive to danger but becomes stubborn when challenged. He refuses to flee from the Nine Evils after emerging from seclusion because he believes he can defeat them, and his refusal to back down before Liu Ziqian contributes to his dangerous entrapment by the Five Divine Swords. He can also be ruthlessly vengeful, looting and destroying multiple Ten Thousand Poisons Sect outposts after its disciple nearly kills him 346 362 382 490.

His attachments influence how far he will risk himself. He worries that his actions might implicate Su Yuexi and Su Yuexin and asks his master to protect them; he is particularly willing to risk everything for Su Yuexin. Although attracted to Fenfen Chengkuai, he initially places survival above that attraction and remains wary of her dangerous temperament 348 390 409.

By the finale, Lu Feng uses overwhelming strength to end immediate threats but rejects continued enmity. He asks the cultivators to abandon prejudice and preserve the Kunlun Immortal Realm’s peace together, then mediates a reconciliation among the Sacred Grounds’ disciples 542.

Abilities & Skills

Jie Sect Disciple Cultivation System

The system activates after Lu Feng completes the Interception Sect Bond Mission by disbanding the sect. It distributes his novels throughout the Primordial World and rewards him when readers gain insights and grow stronger 2.

• Progress-based rewards: Grants cultivation, spiritual roots, laws, treasures, and other resources at documented nurturing milestones 4 8 12.
• Compatibility bonuses: A perfect match between Zhao Gongming and his opportunity unlocks an additional reward, teaching Lu Feng to consider which stories suit particular disciples 11.
• Completion reward: The system states that 100% nurturing progress can yield an ultimate reward such as perfect mastery of a law 4.
• Group achievements: Rewards the Interception Sect disciples’ victory over the Chan Sect, not merely individual comprehension 27.
• Readers outside the sect: Nezha’s comprehension while still affiliated with the Chan Sect also earns rewards and counts toward the system’s ten candidates 31.
• Tribulation intervention: Explicitly offers generous rewards for changing the course of the Investiture of the Gods Tribulation 49.
• Collective breakthrough rewards: The disciples’ advancement in the secret realm grants his Saint breakthrough, upgrades all his existing Dao principles into Sage Dao laws, and supplies a Pangu Secret Realm Key, a Jade Disc of Creation Fragment, and the Chaos Bead 132.
• Saint-level disciple rewards: A disciple’s breakthrough to Saint raises the corresponding Dao principles to 99% proficiency and grants a Jade Disc of Creation Fragment, one billion years of cultivation, and further artifact-refining mastery 199.
• Advanced facility and technique rewards: Later rewards include the Divine Weapon Pavilion’s third floor, greater Sage Dao proficiency, ten strands of primordial violet qi, and the Aura Mimicry Technique 167.

Novel-Based Legacies

Lu Feng records mythological tales in jade slips, bamboo slips, and other written works. Their worlds allow readers to experience extraordinary lives and derive cultivation arts, laws, or treasures from them 3 8 10.

• Immersive instruction: Qiongxiao’s jade slip lets her witness a female Saint’s life; Jinguang Xian’s story likewise provides a Saint-life experience 3 8.
• Diverse subjects: Writes stories about attaining sagehood, then pioneers a formation genre upon completing his hundredth novel 20.
• Targeted opportunities: Negotiates access to system maps so he can locate disciples and guide them toward suitable discoveries 3.
• Novel Transmission: A one-use reward for completing 100 novels sends his new work to the disciple best suited to it; the formation novel reaches Ma Sui 20.
• Concealment: Once his novels become legacies in the disciples’ hands, they briefly obscure Heavenly Secrets, making even Saints struggle to detect the connection 31.
• Writing speed: Uses spiritual power to complete a new novel in half a day 20.
• Complexity: A tale containing an entire world of laws is explicitly described as difficult to write, despite his ability to finish less demanding works quickly 62.
• Continued production: Returns to complete another unfinished novel after discussing his plans with Tongtian 186.
• Attention from Hongjun: The novels become sufficiently important that Hongjun questions Yuanshi about them and announces his intention to investigate them personally 76.

Laws and Dao Comprehension

• By Chapter 24, Lu Feng possesses six laws, described at that point as perfectly mastered. Later acquisitions do not all share that proficiency: the six new laws are initially weakly understood, and his Time Law comprehension is explicitly shallow 24 27 39.
• His first Time Domain succeeds immediately, but its demonstrated use is limited to hastening growth. The Flat Peach Tree eventually reaches a threshold beyond which further acceleration becomes ineffective 39.
• At late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal, he estimates that his laws and treasures could let him contest a late-stage Quasi-Sage; this is an assessment, not a demonstrated battle result 27.
• The system describes a progression in which fully proficient Sage Dao principles transform into Heavenly Dao principles and subsequently Great Dao principles. Lu Feng intends to pursue the next realm without surrendering himself to the path taken by Hongjun 147.
• At his later height, cultivation rewards alone have limited effect: he judges that one billion years of cultivation will improve him only modestly compared with Dao comprehension and the choice of his future path 199.

Great Dao-Level Artifact Refining

Lu Feng receives a Great Dao-level artifact-refining skill following Duobao’s advancement to Quasi-Sage 38.

• Takes the dismantled Jade Void Palace as material for weapons requested by the disciples 38.
• Refines Qiongxiao’s red bowl in a furnace over an entire day, adding Great Dao Script and Devouring Law inscriptions 39.
• Receives three strands of primordial violet qi for completing his first refinement 39.
• Obtains a God-Slaying Spear Blueprint that can restore the damaged spear if he locates it 93.
• Later undertakes the final refinement of a God-Slaying Spear described as an innate spiritual treasure; even his advanced skill does not make the task effortless 147.
• Gains further mastery of artifact-refining techniques after a disciple reaches Saint 199.

Spiritual-Root Cultivation

Lu Feng cultivates spiritual roots both to improve his innate foundation and to preserve useful resources 4 12.

• Absorbs the Yellow Middle Plum to address the foundation that had stalled his cultivation 4.
• Plants surplus roots beneath the Flat Peach Tree rather than consuming more than his foundation can use 12.
• Uses Cultivation Solution that saves 6,000 years of growth in one application 20.
• Benefits from the spiritual power generated by the growing wood-element roots, increasing his own cultivation speed 27.
• Combines five-colored divine soil, Divine Light Spirit Water, and Time Law to hasten the Flat Peach Tree’s development 39.
• Accumulates enough spirit herbs around his cave to leave Tongtian dumbstruck; Luohu is likewise surprised by the number of innate spiritual roots there 114 188.
• Absorbs spiritual energy from the Chaos Green Lotus and gains access to a developed chaos world within the Divine Weapon Pavilion’s third floor that can sustain the lotus until full maturity 167.

Surveillance and Disciple Support

• Zixiao Palace surveillance: A system gift manifests a mirror through which Lu Feng observes Hongjun, the Investiture of the Gods List, the God-Beating Whip, and the Saints’ discussions 41 45.
• Comprehension Secret Realm: Opens a realm for disciples who have already gained insights from novel worlds, allowing deeper comprehension of laws and Daoist arts 48.
• Distributed access: Glowing gates appear throughout the Primordial World, allowing scattered disciples such as Duobao to enter without first returning to Golden Ao Island 49.
• Pangu inheritance access: Gives Tongtian two Pangu Secret Realm Keys and sends him to pursue the inheritance while taking responsibility for the Chan Sect challengers outside the island 134.
• Primordial violet qi reserves: After the resource becomes less useful for his own advancement, keeps additional strands to help Jie Sect disciples reach Saint, anticipating further benefits when their Dao principles transform 147.
• Broader cultivation assistance: Tongtian attributes the disciples’ formation, Nuwa’s advancement, and his own advancement to Lu Feng. Jiang Shang and Ji Fa are also included in the gathering for cultivation opportunities 161.

Formations, Restrictions, and Aura Concealment

• Island fortifications: Covers Golden Ao Island in formations in preparation for the coming conflict 85.
• Saint-level resistance: Tests a formation against Tongtian and determines that it can restrain a Saint and, at full power, inflict some injuries. He also acknowledges that Tongtian’s unfamiliarity with the formation and reluctance to damage Golden Ao Island favor the test; hostile Saints using Innate Supreme Treasures would pose a greater threat 110.
• Misleading explanations: Later claims to Tongtian that Nuwa installed the island’s formations to keep Tongtian out 114.
• Treasure retrieval formations: Plans teleportation arrangements that would return the formations and potentially retrieve other valuables if enemies place the associated treasures in their vaults 162.
• Long-distance teleportation: Plans a trace-free formation to reach Luohu across an immense distance, recognizing that both range and concealment make it difficult 167.
• Aura Mimicry Technique: Receives a system technique and tests it by copying Pangu’s aura. Tongtian notices the resulting presence while speaking with Houtu 167.
• Restriction unraveling: Identifies unraveling restrictions as a specialty when attempting to take Hongjun’s guarded Jade Disc of Creation 182.
• Nine-rune aura transformations: In the later narrative, studies nine cave-exit runes with the Mystic Origin Bright Dao Eye and spends nearly a year memorizing their qi patterns. Masters nine borrowed auras, including death qi and poisonous qi, in addition to his own Human Race aura, and leaves the cave unharmed by its death qi 477.
• Seclusion wards: Sets multiple layers of restrictive wards around the valley where he cultivates the Five Elements Evolution Art 542.

Five Elements Arts and Technique Imitation

In the later narrative, Lu Feng’s Five Elements Art works with the Mystic Origin Bright Dao Eye to reproduce the circulation patterns of other cultivators’ true qi. His unusual bodily structure removes the normal difficulties of adapting another person’s meridian routes: at one point, his entire body is described as a single meridian 363 364 377.

• His five elements support one another in an ongoing cycle, giving him deeper true qi reserves than ordinary cultivators. With his other arts, imitated techniques can become stronger in his hands than in those of their original users 377.
• At the Panshen Heavenly Palace, defeats eight Kunlun Immortal Realm disciples in less than two hours using their own specialties against them 377.
• His imitation is not initially universal: Sun Jiuyang’s talisman arts remain an exception to the techniques he can reproduce 377.
• Sometimes fights with ordinary seized swords rather than the Rusty Sword because the latter ends encounters too quickly for opponents to display the abilities he wants to study 366.
• Fuses his five elements true qi into a new force while fighting Kuang Tianhao, then identifies a flaw in the Pangu Splitting Heaven Fist and disrupts the opponent’s true qi with a fingertip strike 541.
• The completed Five Elements Evolution Art requires prolonged cultivation in a place rich in five elements spiritual energy and carries a risk of losing control. Its successful cultivation allows him to neutralize Kuang Tianhao’s fist attack with a palm and overwhelm the surrounding hostile cultivators 542.

Heavenly Deficiency Divine Art and Supporting Techniques

Combat Abilities and Demonstrated Limits

• Combat against Hongjun: At the Primordial Unity Heavenly Dao level, uses the Pangu Banner and Tongtian’s Immortal Slaying Sword to attack Hongjun. Their exchanges tear through space; Hongjun’s chaos supreme treasure armor prevents Lu Feng’s shoulder-piercing attack from becoming decisive 203.
• Autonomous treasure defense: His many top-tier defensive treasures respond to mortal danger and prolong a stalemate despite Hongjun’s superior strength. Their operation remains dependent on available power rather than providing unlimited protection 209.
• Secret defensive art: Survives attacks that leave dozens of bloody wounds and credits a secret defensive art with preventing his death 213.
• Physical and elemental combat: Uses blood fiend energy, twelve crimson-flame swords, black-mist movement, flames, claws, spears, and direct blows in his prolonged fights with Hongjun. Repeatedly breaks Hongjun’s chaos cages and wounds him with counterattacks 240 273.
• Axe techniques: An axe attack is described as powerful enough to overcome Hongjun’s strongest defensive divine ability 226.
• Hongjun’s counterattacks: His offensive claims do not consistently translate into victory. Hongjun destroys his red spear and leaves him badly injured; another passage states that incomplete refinement of spiritual medicines by his nascent soul prevents him from unleashing his full power 231 270.
• Nine-Turn arts: During combat with the War-Heaven Demon God, is credited with the second level of the Nine-Turn Mystical Art and mastery of the Nine-Turn Divine Thunder Art, including its third level, the Nine-Turn Thunder Aura Art 293.
• Body enlargement: Channels demonic qi to expand his physique to seventeen or eighteen zhang 320.
• War-Heaven Demon God’s defeat: Uses a mysterious stone tablet against Demon God’s Wrath, fights with the Chaos Diagram, and kills the demon god by piercing his chest with a chaos spear 322.
• Later true qi reserves: After reaching Golden Immortal in the Five Elements narrative, his true qi is described as rivaling that of a peak Daluo Golden Immortal. He kills a group of Monster Tribe pursuers, including Daluo Golden Immortals, after Sun Jiuyang separates their forces with spells 505.
• Incomplete practical mastery: Even with abundant five elements true qi, he initially struggles to apply it effectively against specialized martial techniques. Shi Ziye’s Martial Extreme Fist injures him before his later mastery of the Five Elements Evolution Art resolves that limitation 539 542.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Dust-Cleansing Sword — An Innate Supreme Treasure awarded alongside his breakthrough to Primordial Unity Golden Immortal; he stores it in system space rather than demonstrating it in combat 8.
• Yellow Middle Plum — An innate spiritual root used to improve his foundation 4.
• Flat Peach Tree — One of the Ten Great Innate Spiritual Roots, planted at his cave entrance; blossoms after continued nurturing 11 39.
• Other spiritual roots — Rewards include manduo flower, wisteria branch, and blood-nourishing grass; surplus roots are planted beneath the Flat Peach Tree 12.
• Cultivation Solution — Greatly reduces the maturation time of spiritual roots 20.
• Five-colored divine soil and Divine Light Spirit Water — Materials used to accelerate the Flat Peach Tree’s growth 39.
• Spirit Treasure Pavilion — A golden palace placed 300 li from his cave. Unlocks corresponding treasures once disciples achieve sufficient mastery of cultivation techniques; initially empty 11.
• Divine Weapon Pavilion — Holds the red bowl generated for Qiongxiao once her comprehension surpasses 95%; the bowl is its first documented weapon. Its later third floor contains a complete, more developed chaos world capable of nurturing the Chaos Green Lotus to maturity, though unable to nurture spiritual beings 39 167.
• Primordial Violet Qi — Receives one strand upon reaching six trained disciples and another three for his first refinement. Recognizes it as essential for advancement from Quasi-Sage to Primordial Daluo Golden Immortal. Later receives five more strands and then ten, retaining reserves for the disciples once its usefulness to himself diminishes 23 24 39 147 167.
• Fragment of the Jade Plate of Creation — Records the three thousand Great Daos and can accelerate his understanding of newly acquired laws. Additional fragments, also called Jade Disc of Creation Fragments, are awarded with his Saint breakthrough and after a disciple becomes a Saint 27 132 199.
• Pangu Secret Realm Keys — Initially receives one of the two keys needed to enter a realm containing Pangu’s legacy and cannot enter alone with it. Receives another key with his Saint breakthrough and gives both to Tongtian 27 132 134.
• Jade Void Palace remains — Spoils supplied by Golden Hoop Immortal and his companions for weapon refinement 38.
• God-Slaying Spear Blueprint — A system reward capable of restoring the damaged God-Slaying Spear if he finds it. Lu Feng later works on refining a God-Slaying Spear described as an innate spiritual treasure 93 147.
• Chaos Bead — A Chaos Supreme Treasure awarded with his Saint breakthrough. Lu Feng and Houtu later emerge from it after his cultivation involving the Chaos Green Lotus 132 167.
• Chaos Green Lotus — Releases the spiritual energy that raises him to the peak ninth-stage Saint Realm and nurtures a being identified as little Pangu 167.
• Pangu Banner — Uses its Establish and Destroy principles against Hongjun 203.
• Immortal Slaying Sword — Calls for Tongtian’s sword and uses it during his duel with Hongjun 203.
• Twelve Spirit Treasure Beads — Combine into an Innate Spiritual Treasure whose activation is accompanied by his body enlarging and radiating golden light 262.
• Ancient mountain treasure — Reveals it while fighting Hongjun and claims to possess more than a dozen magical treasures 273.
• Heavenly Fire Qilin Spear / Fire Qilin Spear — Described as a sacred-grade divine artifact and one of his strongest killing moves. Lu Feng states that it requires large quantities of saint-origin stones to unleash its true power 312 313.
• Mysterious stone tablet and Chaos Diagram — Uses them in the final struggle against the War-Heaven Demon God, with the tablet countering Demon God’s Wrath 322.
• War-Heaven Demon God’s spoils — Claims the demon god’s storage ring, corpse, and other materials; consumes pills that substantially increase his strength 322.
• Rusty Sword — A central weapon in the later narrative, capable of breaking formations and cutting through exceptionally resistant targets. The Scruffy Old Man says that its power is tied to Lu Feng’s cultivation and that mastering it will remove his need for another weapon. Other cultivators suspect it is an Immortal King Divine Weapon 347 356 362 366 469.
• Sword Scabbard — Uses it to block attacks from the Five Divine Swords and later fights Monster Tribe pursuers with it alongside the Rusty Sword 384 385 505.
• Five Directional Banners — Possesses the divine treasures associated with the Nine-Headed Heavenly Emperor’s attempt to establish the earthly Dao through the Heavenly Dao. Initially understands little of their operation beyond surrounding himself with the five banners 369 408.
• Five Qi Dragon Soldiers, Embroidered Sword, and Wuji Apricot Yellow Banner — Uses them to defend himself and the unconscious Gu Xijue against a Black Iron Sword Sect Daluo Golden Immortal. The combined defense does not prevent him from being injured and thrown away 395.
• Ravine Within His Chest — An internal storage space in which he keeps the Rusty Sword while fighting with other weapons to conceal his identity and study opponents’ techniques 366.
• Green-Haired Monkey mask — A disguise supplied by Sun Jiuyang and used during his roadside robberies 364.
• Phantom Spirit Mask headpieces — Tries Sun Jiuyang’s transformation headpieces; one makes him resemble Liu Xiaofei, provoking his objection that the disguise could get him hunted 507.
• Purple gourd — A gourd grown on the Innate Gourd Vine in the Kunlun Immortal Realm, used in another attempt to obtain the Blood Sea’s stone swords 470.
• Two Blood Sea stone swords — Discovers developing Innate Supreme Treasures and tries to claim them before their completion. Their sword light inflicts severe pain on his primordial spirit; these passages do not establish successful acquisition 469 470.
• Five Elements Evolution Art tablet — Records an ancient expert’s understanding of the five elements and becomes the basis of his final transformation into a wielder of chaos five elements power 542.

Relationships

• Tongtian — Savior and teacher in Lu Feng’s eyes, though initially not his formally acknowledged master. Entrusts him with the sect’s administration and treats him with exceptional favor. Later chapters explicitly present them as master and disciple. Lu Feng helps Tongtian advance, gives him both Pangu Secret Realm Keys, and frequently teases him; Tongtian deeply values his assistance and protects him when Luohu arrives 1 2 3 120 134 161 186 188.
• Duobao — Lu Feng watched him grow from a small child and helped instruct him. Duobao credits the sect’s unity to Lu Feng’s daily guidance; his Quasi-Sage advancement unlocks Lu Feng’s refining skill 2 26 38.
• Three Xiao Sisters — Close enough to recognize his Bodhi Diagram seal. Qiongxiao obtains the Heaven-Swallowing Art from his legacy, while Yunxiao receives the Heavenly Maiden Scripture 3 4 39.
• Jinguang Xian — Personally receives a story from Lu Feng, gains two treasures, and is allowed to recover on Golden Ao Island before resuming his travels 8 10.
• Zhao Gongming — Gains the Ninefold Heaven-Defying Art through Lu Feng’s story; his perfect compatibility triggers the Spirit Treasure Pavilion reward 10 11.
• Ma Sui / Golden Hoop Immortal — Recipient of the transmitted formation novel. Later supplies the stolen Jade Void Palace and other spoils for Lu Feng’s refining work 20 24 38.
• Tiger Monster and Snake Monster — Beneficiaries of his scattered opportunities. Praise him to the Chan Sect, participate in the Kunlun raid, and return with spoils and Nezha 12 14 37 38.
• Nezha — Reader of Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child. Joins the Interception Sect specifically to find Lu Feng and expresses his intention to become Lu Feng’s disciple 29 31 34 35.
• Long-Eared Dingguang Immortal — Lu Feng permits his early departure to prevent the betrayals he knows would otherwise occur during the tribulation 2.
• Daoist Randeng — Rival vice leader who suspects Lu Feng’s hidden methods and later attributes the Chan Sect’s coordinated humiliation to his planning 3 9 38.
• Di Xin — Declares that he will become Lu Feng’s disciple after witnessing the celestial phenomenon accompanying his breakthrough. Later visits Lu Feng under Zhao Gongming’s guidance 40 186.
• Nuwa — Stays at Lu Feng’s cave abode and attempts to divine his secrets. Their relationship includes teasing, quarrels, and playful familiarity, while Tongtian attempts to bring them together. She agrees to stand with Tongtian, benefits from Lu Feng’s cultivation assistance, and shows concern when Luohu comes seeking him. No marriage between them is established in these passages 76 85 114 161 188.
• Houtu — Accompanies him within the Chaos Bead and is astonished by his ninth-stage Saint cultivation and self-taught attainments. Later stays temporarily on Golden Ao Island to consolidate her recent breakthrough 167 186.
• Luohu — An instrumental partner whom Lu Feng uses to distract and undermine Hongjun. Lu Feng persuades him to pursue the Devil Dao merit scheme, but privately defines their dealings as mutual exploitation. Luohu publicly reveals his involvement, calls him a friend, and offers to protect his later breakthrough from Hongjun 161 170 186 189 195 200.
• Hongjun / Old Ancestor Hongjun — Becomes interested in Lu Feng’s novels, then recognizes him as the mastermind behind Luohu’s actions. Their antagonism develops into extensive direct combat, with Lu Feng accusing Hongjun of plotting against the Interception Sect 76 195 203 231 273.
• Haotian — Interprets Lu Feng’s association with Luohu as a reason to remain close to him. Later witnesses the exposure of Lu Feng’s role in the scheme 189 195.
• War-Heaven Demon God — A formidable combat opponent who repeatedly wounds and restrains Lu Feng. Lu Feng ultimately counters his Demon God’s Wrath and kills him, then claims his resources and corpse 281 293 317 322.
• Scruffy Old Man / Slovenly Master / Shabby Master — Lu Feng’s master in the later Five Elements narrative. Rescues him from a Daluo Golden Immortal, guides his elemental cultivation, strengthens his foundations, and subjects him to harsh training. Becomes enraged when the High Priest makes Lu Feng vanish instead of releasing him as expected 346 347 356 363 449.
• Su Yuexi and Su Yuexin — The Su Family’s young misses, whom Lu Feng worries his actions might endanger. He asks his master to protect them and is especially willing to risk himself for Su Yuexin. Su Yuexi calls him Xiao Chengzi, while Su Yuexin warns him about Liu Xiaofei 348 354 390.
• Liu Xiaofei / Flower Butterfly / Lewd Butterfly — An unorthodox companion whose trouble with the Black Iron Sword Sect makes Lu Feng reluctant to travel with him. Lu Feng considers him capable of genuine feeling and not likely to betray someone standing beside him, while also copying his inherited Clone Technique 354 365 367 369.
• Sun Jiuyang / Loach — A companion, disguise supplier, and contentious ally. Lu Feng cannot initially imitate his talisman arts. They later cooperate against Monster Tribe pursuers, though Lu Feng considers him difficult to rely upon for loyalty 364 369 377 505 507 517.
• Gu Xijue / Fenfen Chengkuai — Initially encounters her under the name Fenfen Chengkuai and follows men he believes have abducted her, nearly dying as a result. Later carries her unconscious through pursuit, heals her with his true qi, and learns that the supposed kidnappers were her subordinates. Their interactions combine attraction, suspicion, negotiation, and her questions about his master 344 345 395 397 409 411 412.
• Witch Clan High Priest — Imposes three years of brutal trials, secretly poisons Lu Feng and restricts his cultivation. Lu Feng suspects that the priest wants him killed for the Rusty Sword and Five Directional Banners. The priest also uses him to expose the Witch Clan youths’ arrogance and, after his breakthrough, transports him to the Fallen Soul Abyss instead of simply releasing him 438 441 447 448 449.
• Meng Jiu and Liu Ying — Witch Clan opponents selected to fight him during the High Priest’s trials. Meng Jiu seriously injures his weakened body; Lu Feng defeats Liu Ying by resisting and copying her spells, though she is removed before he can finish his attack 404 438 440.
• Ten Thousand Poisons Sect master’s youngest disciple — Nearly kills him with overwhelming true qi and poison-assisted attacks, precipitating Lu Feng’s Golden Immortal breakthrough. Lu Feng subsequently takes revenge on multiple sect outposts 486 487 490.
• Shi Ziye and Kuang Tianhao — Powerful opponents in the final Five Elements arc. Lu Feng adapts his methods against their martial arts, later subdues the hostile cultivators with chaos five elements power, and urges them to abandon their enmity 539 541 542.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Notable Quotes

“The Sage entrusted the Interception Sect to me, so I must do what is right by it.” 2

“Disband the Interception Sect now, and go out to seek your own opportunities. Reestablishing the Interception Sect someday may not be impossible.” 2

“Since you obtained this opportunity yourself, it belongs to you.” 8

“Think things through when trouble arises. Don't try to play the hero.” 10

“Master, you're famous!” 120

“No, that isn't cooperation. We're merely using each other.” 189

“I will not die!” 486

“I have no wish to make enemies of you today. I only hope that everyone can set aside their prejudices and work together to preserve the peace of the Kunlun Immortal Realm.” 542

Trivia

• Although commonly addressed as “Senior Brother,” Lu Feng is also tacitly treated as a martial uncle because he is not Tongtian’s disciple. He eventually stops correcting the disciples’ forms of address. Later chapters explicitly use a master–disciple relationship between him and Tongtian 3 120 161 188.
• His jade slips carry a Bodhi Diagram seal, allowing the Three Xiao Sisters and Snake Monster to identify their opportunities as his work 3 12.
• His Bodhi spiritual-root foundation helps clear his mind at crucial moments, even when excitement sends his ambitions racing toward mastering all three thousand laws 4.
• His reputation exceeds his initial strength: disciples respect him as deputy leader, while outsiders find his cultivation mysterious, even though he begins the system era as only a Profound Immortal 4 9.
• Nuwa jokingly claims to be Houtu while staying at his cave; Lu Feng rejects the claim and teases her about their physical differences 76.
• His Green-Haired Monkey persona develops a reputation as a comparatively restrained bandit who generally spares people once they surrender their possessions 371.
• The later narrative explicitly describes him as illiterate despite his strong memory for images and talent for cultivation. This differs from the earlier account of his work as a prolific novelist 20 344 448.
• His realm terminology also varies substantially across the later battles and Five Elements narrative: an explicitly established Primordial Unity Heavenly Dao advancement is followed by passages using Saint, Primordial Unity, Heavenly Immortal, Profound Immortal, and Golden Immortal descriptions 203 215 222 293 366 446 487.
• Regrets spending an immortal crystal stone on a horse after learning that a single stone is worth a million high-grade origin crystal stones 361.
• Initially regards Fenfen Chengkuai’s black-clad followers as kidnappers; their willingness to sacrifice themselves to rescue Gu Xijue changes his assessment of them 345 397 409.

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