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Original Name:
幻魅蛛 (huàn mèi zhū)
Gender:
Neutral
Kind:
Other
Scope:
Novel-specific
Status:
Active
Source:
AI
Occurrences:
3
Chapters:
2
Context Up To:
Ch. 41
Wiki Model:
GPT-6.1 Sol
Updated:

Biodata

Feature Value
Name Illusory Charm Spider (幻魅蛛)
Species/Race Spider-type Soul Beast
Attributes Mental Attribute; possesses a charm skill 22
Occupation/Role Source of Zhang Yang’s First Soul Ring 23
Status Deceased; killed by Zhang Yang to absorb its Soul Ring 23
First Appearance Chapter 22

History

The Illusory Charm Spider was among the second group of Soul Beasts secretly delivered to Zhang Yang and Zhang Lexuan by the Three-Eyed Golden Lion. After learning that Zhang Yang needed Mental- or charm-type beasts, the Golden Lion captured suitable candidates, beat them nearly to death, bound them, and left them near the camp 22.

Zhang Lexuan selected the spider because it possessed both the Mental Attribute and a charm skill. Its age suited Zhang Yang’s requirements, and its abilities matched his Control System specialization. Its exact cultivation age was not stated 22.

Zhang Yang killed the spider and absorbed its Soul Ring. This unlocked his First Soul Skill, Words of Charm, and raised his Soul Power limit, allowing previously stored power absorbed from Tang Ya to propel him from level 10 to level 20. The sudden increase came from those stored reserves, rather than the spider’s Soul Ring alone 23.

Abilities & Skills

Mental Power and Charm

The spider’s mental power and charm capability made it compatible with Zhang Yang’s mutated Body Martial Soul 22.

  • Mental specialization: Described as having stronger mental power than Bibi Dong’s Death Spider Emperor and Soul Devouring Spider Emperor 22.
  • Innate charm skill: Confirmed by Zhang Lexuan, though its name and original effects were not described 22.

Soul Ring Grant: Words of Charm

The spider’s Soul Ring granted Words of Charm, a control-type skill that strengthens the mouth of Zhang Yang’s Body Martial Soul. It produces an illusory effect resembling Mental Interference, “contaminating” a listener’s thoughts and directing their interpretation of his words 23.

  • Cognitive interference: Can lower hostility, disrupt an opponent’s rhythm, or bewitch enemies into attacking one another 30.
  • Musical application: Zhang Yang can transmit its effects through flute playing, rather than speech alone 24.
  • Difficult to block: Plugging the ears does not completely prevent its effects 30.

Appearances

3
Total Mentions
2
Chapters Appeared
1.5
Avg. per Chapter