Ji Xiuneng

Biodata

History

Jiangcheng No. 1 High School Attack

Ji Xiuneng learned of the attack on Jiangcheng No. 1 High School after the attackers’ sealing barrier dissolved and the city’s surveillance system detected residual blood aura. With three intruders assessed at level 100 or higher, he expected catastrophic casualties—particularly among the newly awakened students. He immediately deployed the first and second combat squads, accompanied by medical and search-and-rescue personnel 20.

Finding the students alive, including priority protection targets Lu Fang and Wang Yixing, he initially credited the wounded principal and vice principal with defeating the attackers. The principal corrected him: Lu Fang had killed all three Blood Wolf Association leaders. Ji verified the claim by examining the bald leader’s pulverized corpse, whose injuries did not match either school administrator’s abilities 20 21.

Ji praised Lu Fang for surpassing his parents at the same age, then publicly bowed to him and apologized to the teachers and students. He acknowledged that the Guard Team had failed to detect an S-rank wanted organization infiltrating the city and establishing a barrier inside the school 21.

Suspected Infiltration and the Three Pillars’ Disappearance

Lu Fang pointed out that the attackers knew about the Three Pillars’ supposedly top-secret deployment. Realizing this suggested a high-ranking mole, Ji vowed to uncover the traitor. He then ordered his personnel to secure the scene, treat the wounded, and provide counseling for the students 22.

That evening, Ji submitted Lu Fang’s record to Dragon Nation Guard Team headquarters through the highest-level encrypted military channel. His report included Lu Fang’s SSS-rated Initial Dungeon clear and the deaths of the three Blood Wolf Association leaders. Shortly afterward, an emergency call brought news of the Three Pillars’ presumed deaths 23.

Ji personally visited Lu Fang’s home that night. Relaying the frontline report, he explained that the Three Pillars had been swallowed by a spatial storm and were presumed killed in action under military regulations. When Lu Fang refused to accept their deaths without bodies, Ji promised to relay any developments from the search for residual spatial fluctuations. He then left to inform Wang Yixing 24.

Jiang City’s Defense Crisis

With the Three Pillars missing, Ji discussed Jiang City’s vulnerability with City Lord Han Qianshan. He warned that illegal organizations and the Abyss Cult might exploit the loss, while frequent disturbances at the Abyssal Rift made replacement defenders difficult to obtain 27.

Ji supported Lu Fang’s training by confirming his solo entry into Hell-difficulty Frost Cavern when dungeon administrator Liu Cheng refused permission. Liu subsequently became a source of reports on Lu Fang’s dungeon achievements 26 27.

Han proposed using the Five Great Academies’ expected interest in Lu Fang to obtain temporary defenders for Jiang City. However, Ji noted that no academy had contacted him despite his encrypted submission. Their discussion was interrupted by an undetected visitor carrying a Heavenly Dragon token 28.

Ji initially reached for his weapon and challenged the stranger. After the visitor collected Lu Fang’s file and ordered secrecy, Han explained Heavenly Dragon’s authority and elite selection standards. Ji then understood why the academies had remained silent 28 29.

Lu Fang’s Assessment and Chamber Challenge

As Lu Fang continued leveling, Ji suggested quietly informing the Fangfang Chamber of Commerce’s executives of his talent to ease his takeover. Han rejected this because outside intervention could disrupt Heavenly Dragon’s assessment. Ji accepted the reasoning, although he remained concerned about Lu Fang potentially facing four level-200 opponents together 34 35.

Meanwhile, Ji continued investigating the suspected mole. With little rest, he screened records from the Guard Team, Class Center, Formation Management Office, and City Energy Monitoring Bureau. During this work, Liu informed him that Lu Fang and ten summons were simultaneously running eleven Hell-difficulty dungeons—an achievement that impressed Ji for its ingenuity as well as its power 38 39.

After learning that Jiang City had produced its first SSS-rated first class advancement, Ji and Han suspected Lu Fang and attended his chamber challenge. Ji assured the executives that the authorities would remain neutral provided no laws were broken and no one was killed 43 44.

Following Lu Fang’s victory and consolidation of control, Ji and Han received a lead on the mole. They promptly left the chamber headquarters to investigate; the traitor’s identity remained unresolved in the provided chapters 49.

Personality

Ji is normally described as composed, capable, and unflappable, but threats involving Jiang City’s Three Pillars and their children expose his anxiety. During the school emergency, he fears both mass casualties and the consequences for his career. His relief at finding Lu Fang and Wang Yixing alive is immediate and overwhelming 20.

Despite that self-preservation instinct, he accepts public responsibility for failure. He refuses Lu Fang’s attempt to soften the Guard Team’s blame and insists that the organization must answer for the security breach. His initial disbelief in Lu Fang’s victory also gives way to acceptance once he examines the evidence 21 22.

His affection for Lu Fang is evident in his familiar address, praise, and personal delivery of the frontline news. He struggles to announce the presumed deaths and remains to comfort Lu Fang before visiting the Wang family 21 24.

Abilities & Skills

Command and Emergency Response

• Mobilizes combat squads, medical personnel, and search-and-rescue teams during the school emergency 20.
• Coordinates scene security, treatment, and student counseling after the attack 22.
• Has sufficient authority to confirm Lu Fang’s restricted dungeon entry with Class Center staff 26.

Investigation and Intelligence Handling

• Distinguishes the bald attacker’s crushing injuries from damage associated with the principal’s Holy Light Priest and vice principal’s Berserk Battleaxe classes 21.
• Compiles and submits verified combat records through encrypted national military communications 23.
• Cross-checks records from multiple municipal departments while investigating the suspected mole 38.

Equipment

• Guard Team uniform — Worn during his late-night visit to Lu Fang’s home 24.
• Communicator — Used for deployments, intelligence reports, and updates from Liu Cheng 20 27 38.
• Unidentified weapon — Carried at his waist; he reaches for it when the Heavenly Dragon representative appears unexpectedly 28.

Relationships

• Lu Fang — A familiar younger acquaintance who calls him “Uncle Ji.” Ji acknowledges his rescue of the school, reports his achievements nationally, and assists his dungeon access 21 23 26.
• Han Qianshan — Jiang City’s city lord and Ji’s principal collaborator on municipal defense, Lu Fang’s assessment, and the mole investigation 27 35 49.
• Lu Tianxiong and Su Qingyu — Respected defenders whose youthful achievements Ji remembers when praising their son. Delivering news of their presumed deaths causes him visible distress 21 24.
• Wang Yixing — A priority protection target at the school. Ji undertakes to inform him personally of the Three Pillars’ presumed deaths 20 24.
• Liu Cheng — Class Center dungeon administrator who reports Lu Fang’s exceptional clears and unconventional use of summons directly to Ji 27 38 39.

Notable Quotes

“No. A failure of duty is a failure of duty. There are no excuses.” 22

“The sky has fallen.” 23