Feng Chi

Biodata

Background / History

Family and Rise to Power

Feng Chi's parents died in a car accident during a struggle for power within the Feng family. He was still attending school, and control passed to an uncle's branch. He secretly prepared for years, then moved against that faction after returning from studying abroad. He ultimately seized power, and the uncle involved died 46.

His parents' deaths and the pressure surrounding his upbringing shaped his ruthless methods and distrust of emotional attachments. Even relatives, friends, and trusted subordinates retained some fear of him—something he could disregard until Wen Jiu's opinion began to matter 190.

Previous Life

Feng Chi admired Wen Jiu but repeatedly hesitated to approach him openly. One attempted meeting failed because Wen Jiu, exhausted by harassment from wealthy backers, dismissed the assistant sent to arrange it. Feng Chi subsequently concealed himself among Wen Jiu's fans, wearing a mask and trying to avoid his uncles' informants 78 79.

He continued supporting Wen Jiu from behind the scenes. Wen Jiu later recognized his involvement in career opportunities and seemingly coincidental encounters, though he treated some of the arrangements through Yu Qing and Shen Yu as deductions rather than confirmed details 153.

When Wen Jiu became the target of a malicious campaign, Feng Chi was in Country Y for an important business deal. He canceled his remaining meetings, but severe weather delayed his return. He ultimately witnessed Wen Jiu disappear beneath the sea 77.

After Wen Jiu's death, Feng Chi retaliated against those responsible. He shot Lin Shuheng, who revealed the person behind him, and eventually bombed his enemy's hideout in an attempt to die with him. Feng Chi survived the explosion but later entered the sea and drowned. Wen Jiu's recovered memories show that he witnessed parts of this revenge after his own death and unsuccessfully pleaded with Feng Chi to stop 80 143 152.

Rebirth

Feng Chi returned approximately one week before the banquet at which he and Wen Jiu became involved. After spending two days assessing the situation, he began searching for the previous timeline's culprit. Unable to locate him, Feng Chi shifted toward defense and resolved to protect Wen Jiu openly 79.

He obtained the banquet invitation through Cai Qing, arranged trending searches, and instructed Xu Mingzhuo to prepare. Feng Chi describes the event as more than his own rebirth: according to him, the entire world had been reset 79.

Appearance

• Build: Tall and long-legged, with a frame capable of enclosing Wen Jiu in his arms or carrying him one-handed 3 24 125.
• Eyes: Long, narrow phoenix eyes with single eyelids and slightly upturned outer corners. Their shape suggests a smile, but his usual gaze is cold and intimidating 94.
• Distinguishing mark: A red mole at the corner of his eye 86 94.
• Hair and lashes: Black hair and long, slightly curled eyelashes. Without styling, his relatively soft hair gives him a more docile appearance 79 152.
• Hands: Cool, pale skin, long, well-defined fingers, visible veins, and calluses from practicing with guns 19 153.
• Dress: Immaculate, well-tailored suits and carefully maintained grooming; he is repeatedly described as elegant and composed 76 125.

Personality

Feng Chi is calculating, commanding, and capable of extreme violence. He suppresses his hostility in public when necessary, but threats to Wen Jiu can bring it immediately to the surface. His warning that he could make the Li family disappear and his previous-life revenge demonstrate that his dangerous reputation is not merely an intimidating façade 21 33 80 152.

With Wen Jiu, he deliberately presents a gentler, clingier side. He discovers that appearing vulnerable draws Wen Jiu's attention and alternates between affectionate dependence, teasing seduction, and possessiveness. His apparent helplessness is sometimes strategic: he explicitly thinks in terms of becoming a cat, a tiger, or a soaking-wet dog to keep Wen Jiu interested 15 32 33 99.

His fear of abandonment is also genuine. Memories of Wen Jiu's death cause nightmares, tears, and panic about losing him again. He worries that revealing his violent past will make Wen Jiu afraid, and initially conceals information to avoid disturbing his competitions 76 77 80 117 153.

His possessiveness sometimes becomes coercive. He chains Wen Jiu to a bed, deliberately frightens him to force the destruction of their agreement, and tests whether Wen Jiu will accept his dangerous side. He later unlocks the restraint and acknowledges what he was trying to achieve 134 135 136.

Despite wanting Wen Jiu's attention, Feng Chi does not want his husband's career reduced to their marriage. He hopes Wen Jiu will become known first for his own achievements, rather than as the Feng Group chairman's spouse 7.

Abilities & Skills

Business Leadership and Planning

Feng Chi combines long-term preparation with substantial corporate resources 46 77.

• Secretly prepared his takeover of the family power structure over several years 46.
• Pursued the Feng Group's entry into Country Y's market 77.
• Coordinated invitations, publicity, and personnel before the banquet following his rebirth 79.
• Established an overseas base and mercenary corps near the area where Lin Shuheng disappeared 171.

Firearms and Close Combat

Feng Chi has practical experience with guns and combat knives; Wen Jiu recognizes that his gun calluses come from deliberate practice 153 171.

• Uses firearms during both his previous-life retaliation and the confrontation with Gu Xun 80 152 178.
• Exchanges several rapid close-combat moves with Shen Qianshan while injured 171.
• Throws a combat knife hard enough to embed it in a corridor wall 171.
• Climbs to Wen Jiu's third-floor window during the castle rescue 176.

Tactical Analysis

Feng Chi assesses opponents' strengths and adjusts his team's priorities accordingly 104.

• During the maze-game battle, identifies Shen Huaian's slower ranged reactions as the opposing team's weakness 104.
• Predicts that Lin Changfeng will target Wen Jiu and instructs Wen Jiu to exploit that attention to drain his ammunition 104.
• Uses Lin Shuheng as bait to pursue the hidden enemy abroad 80.

Protective Coordination

Feng Chi relies on guards, tracking information, and delegated protection as well as his own presence 98 162.

• Assigns ten covert protectors to Wen Jiu—more than he used for himself during his takeover 98.
• Gives Xu Mingzhuo Wen Jiu's phone-location data and a tracked watch before leaving the country 162.
• Equips Wen Jiu with a bulletproof vest and an escort during the castle operation 176.

Cooking and Caregiving

Feng Chi learns to cook for his sweetheart and is comfortable preparing a meal himself 40.

• Handles fish competently and takes charge of cooking at Old Wang's home 40.
• Feeds Wen Jiu, applies ointment, dries his hair, and helps him dress 9 48 99 137 184.
• Rushes Wen Jiu to medical care when he convulses and goes into shock 148.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Firearms — Used in his revenge, armed operations, and the final confrontation with Gu Xun 80 152 178.
• Combat knife — Carried in a sheath and used during his confrontation with Shen Qianshan 171.
• Wedding ring — Worn on his ring finger; Wen Jiu turns it while discussing his departure to confront Gu Xun 162.
• Bear mascot costume — Worn to surprise Wen Jiu on an amusement-park date; its oversized head becomes stuck in a Ferris wheel doorway 84.
• Jiangshidun double-diamond watch — Worn on his left wrist during his appearance as an award presenter 125.
• Silver chain accessory — Part of his award-presentation outfit 125.

Relationships

• Wen Jiu — Husband, former idol, and the focus of his protection across both lives. Their relationship develops from Feng Chi's concealed devotion into mutual love and a publicly acknowledged marriage 77 79 153 188.
• Lin Changfeng — Close friend. Feng Chi nevertheless warns Wen Jiu away from him out of jealousy, privately recognizing that Lin Changfeng's looks and social skill make him easy to like 9.
• Old Master Feng — Grandfather. He interrupts relatives questioning Feng Chi at his birthday banquet and welcomes him while wearing a Zhongshan suit sewn by Feng Chi's mother 59.
• Feng Yan — Eldest uncle and a hostile family presence. He challenges Feng Chi over his marriage and is later identified by Feng Qian as the instigator behind a kidnapping scheme 59 60 98.
• Feng Qian — Cousin who sends Feng Chi information about the family's plot against Wen Jiu. He is also an enthusiastic supporter of their pairing 98.
• Cai Qing — Assistant who obtains the banquet invitation and investigates Wen Jiu's circumstances 79.
• Xu Mingzhuo — Trusted associate entrusted with Wen Jiu's safety while Feng Chi goes abroad 162.
• Shen Qianshan — Military collaborator whose priorities sometimes conflict with Feng Chi's determination to rescue Wen Jiu immediately 162 171 173.
• Feng Yuan — Relative and assassin whom Feng Chi calls for help during Wen Jiu's medical emergency 98 148.
• Li Peiqi — Wen Jiu's persecutor. Feng Chi threatens him publicly and later conceals his death from Wen Jiu by claiming he has merely gone abroad 33 80.
• Lin Shuheng — Wen Jiu's former teammate and antagonist. Feng Chi kills him during the previous timeline's revenge; in the current life, he uses him as bait to find the hidden enemy 80.
• Gu Xun — Enemy Feng Chi sets out to kill. Their conflict culminates in the castle rescue and an armed confrontation 162 176 178.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Notable Quotes

“Feng Chi, twenty-eight. I like Wen Jiu. I came here to pursue someone.” 86

“Since this is what he wants to do, I'll spare no effort to help him accomplish it. … But he's easily frightened. He'll be scared there alone. I have to go be with him.” 173

“My trophy is yours. The honors in my hands are yours.” 188

Trivia

• Feng Chi and Wen Jiu's pairing is called Lasting or the Lasting Pair; their supporters refer to themselves as Perpetual Motion Machines 22 52 98.
• Wen Jiu repeatedly calls him “wife” or “wifey,” despite Feng Chi's preference for being called “hubby” 7 18 190.
• He treats Wen Jiu's Kumamon plush as a rival for affection, throwing it aside and threatening to burn it. He occasionally concedes it a place in bed to restrain his own advances 9 24 52.
• He privately devises a “Completely Bend My Straight Wife in 100 Days” schedule, including habitual princess carries 53.
• The frightening claim that he “can eat two children in one bite” is an exaggerated description by the novel's author, not a demonstrated ability. Wen Jiu nevertheless initially takes it seriously 3.