Shi Yi

Biodata

Power Progression

Background / History

Theft of the Supreme Bone

Shi Yi was born with Double Pupils and raised as the Martial King Manor’s exceptional genius. Constant praise and indulgence fostered his belief that he was destined to surpass everyone else. When his younger cousin Shi Hao was two, Shi Yi discovered his Supreme Bone and wanted it for himself. Shi Yi’s mother extracted the bone and transplanted it into her son, leaving Shi Hao near death 7 30 34.

The theft fractured the family. Shi Hao’s parents fought through the manor but were suppressed by the Martial King, who later maintained that keeping Shi Yi was enough for the household. Shi Hao’s grandfather, Shi Zhongtian, retaliated against both the Martial King Manor and Rain King Mansion after discovering what had happened 30.

Reputation and Academy Training

Before Shi Hao challenged his reputation, Shi Yi held notable Void God Realm records: killing ten fierce beasts and reaching a volcano’s summit in a single leap. Shi Hao’s attempts to surpass those records attracted attention from major clans, including Shi Yi’s supporters 11.

Shi Yi entered the Heaven Mending Pavilion’s Ancient Sacred Academy with the Ancient Double-Pupil Woman’s authorization. There, he received the Heaven Mending Art and golden body liquid, opened ten Cave Heavens, and strengthened his transplanted Supreme Bone’s integration. An academy elder warned that his ruthless attacks and restless disposition could lead to trouble, but Shi Yi defended taking whatever he wanted through strength 32 34 50.

Near the end of his studies, he learned that Shi Hao had survived, grown stronger, and attacked the factions supporting him. Rather than regretting the theft, Shi Yi initially thought he should have killed his cousin 32.

Return and Challenge

The Golden Spider Venerable escorted Shi Yi back to the Martial King Manor after his studies. Learning that Shi Hao had humiliated his father, Shi Ziteng, prompted Shi Yi to issue a public challenge in the Void God Realm. However, news of Jun Moxiao’s thirteen Cave Heavens had already shaken his claim to be the world’s strongest genius 34.

When Jun Moxiao confronted him, Shi Yi asked to test the newcomer’s reputed strength. Jun Moxiao defeated him with one slap, sending him into a mountainside before he could react. Shi Hao subsequently accepted Shi Yi’s challenge and allowed him two months to recover 34 35.

Shi Yi then accepted an invitation to join the Heaven Mending Sect. Having another powerful backer restored his confidence before the Battle of the Two Stones 36.

Battle of the Two Stones

The cousins fought in an arena built by the Void God Realm’s Domain Envoy in the Cave Heaven region. Shi Yi discovered that Shi Hao possessed eleven linked Cave Heavens and the complete Qilin Precious Technique, surpassing his own ten Cave Heavens and incomplete technique 36.

Shi Hao repeatedly overwhelmed him: driving him underground, evading his Double Pupils’ attacks, temporarily turning him into a child, severing an arm, and defeating his golden-body-liquid-tempered physique. Shi Yi recovered injuries through his Double Pupils and the Heaven Mending Art before resorting to the stolen Supreme Bone 37.

After Jun Moxiao publicly exposed the theft and its consequences, Shi Yi attacked with Heavenly Tribulation Light. Shi Hao’s regenerated Supreme Bone released a stronger version, obliterating the attack and leaving Shi Yi gravely injured. At this point, Shi Yi finally recognized his folly 38.

Shi Hao spared him and declared their grudge over. A Rain Clan assassin then fired a God-Slaying Needle at Shi Hao; Shi Hao dodged, and the needle struck Shi Yi instead, killing him. The Domain Envoy declared Shi Hao the winner 38.

Aftermath

At Demon Spirit Lake, a powerful woman defeated the Venerables contesting possession of Shi Yi’s body and took it away. Jun Moxiao had previously speculated that the Ancient Double-Pupil Woman would revive him, but the provided chapters do not establish that a revival occurred 38 40.

Appearance

• Build: Slender young man with an extraordinary bearing and powerful aura 34 36.
• Eyes: Born with Double Pupils, his defining innate trait 34.
• Headwear: Wears a Red Cockscomb Headdress when leaving the Ancient Sacred Academy and arriving for his duel 34 36.

Personality

Shi Yi is proud, competitive, greedy, and cold-blooded. Raised amid continual praise, he treats innate talent as proof of his superiority and considers force sufficient justification for seizing what he wants. His academy elder is disturbed by his habit of directing every sparring attack toward killing his opponent 32 34.

His confidence is vulnerable to evidence of greater talent: learning about Jun Moxiao’s thirteen Cave Heavens makes him abandon his claim to be the strongest. Yet he remains covetous during his duel with Shi Hao, repeatedly declaring that his cousin’s treasure techniques will become his after he kills him 34 36 37.

The narrative distinguishes his exceptional talent from the resolve needed to fulfill it. Despite possessing both Double Pupils and a Supreme Bone, he lacks Shi Hao’s willingness to risk his life and forge his own path. His recognition of his mistakes comes only after his final attack fails 34 38.

Abilities & Skills

Double Pupils

• Innate talent: Double Pupils are associated with the makings of a sage and a historical reputation for being undefeated. Jun Moxiao judges their innate potential greater than that of a Supreme Bone 34.
• Healing: Uses their life force to restore his caved-in chest during the duel 37.
• Offense: Fires two powerful beams of divine light from his eyes 37.
• Limit: His Double Pupils are not cultivated to mastery. Shi Hao evades their attacks using the Kun Peng Precious Technique 37.

Supreme Bone

• Origin: Transplanted from Shi Hao rather than naturally his own 7 30.
• Integration: Fully fused with him through the Heaven Mending Art 37.
• Divine ability: Releases Heavenly Tribulation Light from his chest 38.
• Limit: Shi Hao’s regenerated bone overwhelms its light. Shi Hao understands Shi Yi’s resulting condition as backlash from the stolen bone 38.

Heaven Mending Art

• Obtained at the Ancient Sacred Academy; Shi Yi states that acquiring it was his reason for entering 34 37.
• Completes the integration of his transplanted Supreme Bone 37.
• Reattaches his severed arm and leg during the Battle of the Two Stones 37.

Qilin Precious Technique

• Possesses an incomplete version, including the Qilin Heaven-Treading Step 36.
• Is outmatched by Shi Hao’s complete version 36 37.

Physical Combat and Other Techniques

• Uses several high-level fierce beast precious techniques 36.
• Tempers his body with golden body liquid to address what he describes as his physical weakness 34 37.
• Despite that enhancement, loses decisively to Shi Hao in a contest fought without precious techniques or divine abilities 37.

Relationships

• Shi Hao — Younger cousin and principal rival. Shi Yi coveted and received his Supreme Bone; Shi Hao later defeated and spared him 7 30 38.
• Shi Ziteng — Father. Defended Shi Yi by blaming the bone theft on his mother; Shi Yi challenged Shi Hao after learning of his father’s humiliation 30 34.
• Shi Yi’s mother — Extracted Shi Hao’s Supreme Bone and grafted it into Shi Yi. Jun Moxiao later condemned Shi Yi’s greed as contributing to her death 30 38.
• Martial King — Protected Shi Yi’s position despite the theft, insisting that the manor needed only him 30.
• Golden Spider Venerable — Shi Ziteng’s master, whom Shi Yi addresses as grandmaster. Escorted him home and hoped he could defeat Shi Hao and Jun Moxiao 34.
• Jun Moxiao — Defeated him instantly and publicly denounced his conduct during the cousins’ duel 34 38.
• Yue Chan — Sought to recruit him to the Heaven Mending Sect, which he joined before the battle 31 36 37.
• Ancient Double-Pupil Woman — Authorized his admission to the Ancient Sacred Academy. Jun Moxiao expected her to save him after his death, but that remains speculation in the provided chapters 38 50.

Notable Quotes

“Elder! In this world where the strong reign supreme, you have to seize whatever you want with your own two hands.” 34

“Once I kill you, all of it will be mine!” 36