The relationship between Han Feng's master and Yao Lao
Han Feng's master was Yao Lao. Yao Lao treated Han Feng as his own, teaching him everything he knew. However, due to a series of problems like the Flame Mantra Qi Method, a crisis of trust appeared between Han Feng and Yao Lao. Han Feng betrayed Yao Lao. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Battle Through the Heavens
Han Feng and Yao Lao's relationship
Han Feng was Yao Lao's disciple, and also the adopted son that Yao Lao had adopted. Yao Lao viewed Han Feng as his own son and doted on him very much. However, in order to obtain the Flame Mantra, Han Feng listened to the slanderous words of the Hall of Souls and joined forces with the Hall of Souls to frame Yao Lao, causing Yao Lao to die, leaving behind only his soul. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic original work," Battle Through the Heavens "!
What is the relationship between Yao Lao and Han Feng?
Han Feng was the eldest disciple of Yao Chen (Yao Lao). Yao Lao had once treated Han Feng as his own and had carefully nurtured and taught him for many years. However, Han Feng did not hesitate to join hands with Old Mu Gu of the Hall of Souls to scheme against Yao Lao for the sake of the Flame Secret Qi Method, causing Yao Lao to only be left with a spiritual body. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic original work,"Battle Through the Heavens"!
Yao Lao Han Feng
Han Feng was Yao Lao's eldest disciple. Yao Lao regarded him as his own son and adopted him as an orphan. However, because of the Flame Mantra Qi Method, a crisis of trust appeared between master and disciple. Yao Lao had refused to allow Han Feng to cultivate the Flame Mantra before he could clearly explain the situation to Han Feng. This had agitated Han Feng. Adding the threats and promises of Old Mu Gu from the Hall of Souls, Han Feng betrayed Yao Lao, causing Yao Lao to be left with only a spiritual body. Han Feng was a peak tier 6 alchemist. He was known as the 'Medicine Sovereign' or 'Pill Sovereign' in the 'Black-Corner Region'. He practiced the incomplete Flame Mantra. Although his talent was not weaker than Xiao Yan, his training speed was much slower than Xiao Yan due to the burden of the Qi Method. Even if he swallowed the Sea Heart Flame, the increase in his strength was limited. If he did not practice the Flame Mantra, his strength would not be limited to the Dou Huang class. Being Yao Lao's later disciple, Xiao Yan had fought four times with Han Feng in order to avenge Yao Lao. In the end, Xiao Yan captured Han Feng and sealed his soul, hoping that Yao Lao would personally deal with him. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Yao Lao and Han Feng
Yao Lao (Yao Chen) was a character in Battle Through the Heavens, and Han Feng was his eldest disciple. Yao Lao viewed Han Feng as his own son, but Han Feng listened to the slanderous words of the Hall of Souls and betrayed Yao Lao, causing him to lose his physical body and become a spiritual body that hid in a ring. Han Feng was a peak tier 6 alchemist. He was known as the 'Medicine Sovereign' or 'Pill Sovereign' in the 'Black-Corner Region'. He had fought with the main character Xiao Yan (Yao Lao's later disciple) three times and was defeated by Xiao Yan using the Angry Buddha Lotus Flame. Han Feng practiced the incomplete 'Flame Mantra.' Being dragged down by it resulted in his training speed being smoother than Xiao Yan's in the early stages. However, he did not have sufficient stamina. Despite swallowing the Sea Heart Flame, his strength was not only that of a Dou Huang but also an elite Dou Zong with his talent if he did not practice the 'Flame Mantra'. Yao Lao had a very high evaluation of Han Feng's talent. He believed that Han Feng was not weaker than Xiao Yan. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
The ending of Yao Lao and Han Feng
Yao Lao's ending was very good. He was originally a member of the Yao clan and had been expelled from the Yao clan due to his thin Dou Di bloodline. However, he had relied on his talent to reach a very high level in terms of alchemy skills and Dou Qi cultivation. He was respectfully addressed as Yao zun-zhe and had even created the Falling Star Pavilion with Feng Xian to become the pavilion chief. He had once been framed by Han Feng and Old Mu Gu. His physical body was destroyed and his soul was hidden in his Storage Ring. After absorbing three years of Xiao Yan's Dou Qi, he had awakened and become Xiao Yan's teacher. He had helped Xiao Yan many times during his growth and was later captured by Protector Wu of the Hall of Souls. After Xiao Yan became the champion of the Pill Gathering and obtained the Three Thousand Burning Flame, he rescued Xiao Yan from the branch hall of the Hall of Souls and helped him revive his physical body and advance to the Ban Sheng class. After Xiao Yan defeated Hun Tiandi, he opened up a path between the Dou Qi continent and the Great Thousand World. Yao Lao was brought to the Great Thousand World and became the Retired Emperor of the Endless Fire Region. His strength had reached the God Grade Heavenly Sovereign and he was a God Grade Alchemist Grandmaster. His relationship with Xiao Yan was like father and son. Han Feng's ending was relatively miserable. He was originally an orphan that Yao Lao had saved and was doted on by Yao Lao as he was groomed as a successor. However, he felt resentment in his heart because Yao Lao did not teach him the 'Flame Mantra.' Old Mu Gu from the Hall of Souls instigated him to kill his master and obtained the second volume of the 'Flame Mantra.' After obtaining the Storage Ring that contained rare medicinal ingredients, he fled to the 'Black-Corner Region' to develop. He obtained the 'Heavenly Sea's Heart Flame' and his cultivation had advanced to the peak of the Dou Huang class. He was ranked third on the Black Ranking and had even become the number one alchemist in the' Black-Corner Region' and established Feng City. Xiao Yan, who had failed to snatch the 'Fallen Heart Flame' from the Jia Nan Academy and was possessed by Yao Lao, was seriously injured. After which, he established the 'Black Alliance' to fight against the Jia Nan Academy. Xiao Yan wanted to take revenge for Yao Lao after coming out from the bottom of the tower. He was beaten until he was on the verge of death after a big battle with Xiao Yan. When the Hall of Souls appeared, Xiao Yan was supposed to finish him off. However, he was kicked to death by Medusa and his soul was taken away by the Hall of Souls. He had relied on offering the Sea Heart Flame to obtain a Dou Zong body to revive. He wanted to wash Xiao Gate in blood and participated in all sorts of confrontations with Xiao Yan. He had even invited Old Ghost Mo from the Seven Star Dou Sect from the Demon Flame Valley but he had failed. In the end, Protector Devouring Xuan's spiritual strength soared to the peak of a five star Dou Zong. He was still injured by Xiao Yan's three-colored fire lotus and killed by the Little Fairy Doctor. His soul was captured by Xiao Yan and trapped in a fire bottle. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
The ending of Yao Lao's disciple Han Feng
Han Feng was originally Yao Lao's disciple. He felt resentment in his heart because Yao Lao did not impart the 'Flame Sect'. Adding on the instigation of Old Mu Gu from the Hall of Souls, he ultimately killed his master. He developed in the 'Black-Corner Region' and became a tier 6 alchemist. After offending the Jia Nan Academy after snatching the 'Fallen Heart Flame', Xiao Yan's target was his' Black Alliance'. The members of the Hall of Souls appeared when Xiao Yan used the Angry Buddha Lotus Flame to beat Han Feng until he was on the verge of death. Medusa appeared and kicked Han Feng to death, but his soul was taken away by the members of the Hall of Souls. Han Feng offered his Sea Heart Flame to Old Mu Gu in exchange for the resurrection of an elite Dou Zong's body. During the many exchanges with Xiao Yan after that, although he had various methods to increase his strength, he was ultimately blasted to death by Xiao Yan's three-colored fire lotus. His physical body was destroyed and his soul was captured by Xiao Yan. In order to obtain information about the Hall of Souls and take revenge for Yao Lao, Xiao Yan would occasionally use the 'Heavenly Flame' to torture him. Later on, Yao Lao was rescued by Xiao Yan's group and his body was reconstructed. Before Xiao Yan returned from the Ancient Wasteland Region and prepared to charge to the Ban Sheng class, he handed Han Feng's soul to Yao Lao. Yao Lao wiped out his soul and ended Han Feng's sinful life. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Why did Han Feng kill Yao Lao?
Han Feng killed Yao Lao mainly for the following reasons: Firstly, he was influenced by Mu Gu. Mu Gu was Yao Lao's junior brother. He was also a revered elder of the Hall of Souls and a tier eight alchemist. His identity caused Yao Lao to feel some fear. Mu Gu had long planned this. He secretly taught Han Feng alchemy skills that harmed the heavens and consumed potential but improved greatly. He even frequently tried to sow discord between Han Feng and Yao Lao. When Yao Lao was conversing with Mu Gu after defeating him, Han Feng took the opportunity to sneak attack Yao Lao. The second was Han Feng's desire for the Flame Mantra. The Flame Mantra was a classless Qi Method that came from the Great Thousand World's ancient ruins. It could be advanced by absorbing Heavenly Flames. Yao Lao claimed that it could surpass a Heaven Rank Qi Method. In order to obtain the Flame Mantra, Han Feng was instilled by Mu Gu with the idea that Yao Lao had selfish motives and did not pass the Flame Mantra to him. After that, he formed an estrangement with Yao Lao. In the end, he joined hands with the Hall of Souls to plot and kill Yao Lao for the Flame Mantra. Third was Yao Lao's trust towards Han Feng. Han Feng was a disciple that Yao Lao doted on and watched grow up. Yao Lao had an unbounded trust in him, so he was completely unprepared when Yao Lao was conversing with Mu Gu, giving Han Feng the chance to launch a sneak attack. Fourth, Han Feng's long sword was coated with the Devil Snare Seven Star Powder that could poison a Dou Zun to death. It was not difficult for Mu Gu to rely on his own strength and identity to obtain this poison. Han Feng used the poison to assist him and was able to kill Yao Lao even if his own strength was low. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Why was Han Feng able to kill Yao Lao
Han Feng was able to kill Yao Lao mainly because of the following reasons: Firstly, the Flame Mantra had caused a crisis of trust to appear between Han Feng and Yao Lao. Han Feng no longer viewed Yao Lao as his teacher. Adding on the bewitchment of Old Mu Gu from the Hall of Souls, it caused him to secretly kill Yao Lao. Second, Mu Gu had given Han Feng a chance. Mu Gu was Yao Lao's junior brother and an Honorable Elder of the Hall of Souls. When Yao Lao spoke to him after defeating him, Han Feng had taken the opportunity to launch a sneak attack from behind. Third, Yao Lao had a bottomless trust in Han Feng. Han Feng was the disciple that Yao Lao doted on the most. Therefore, Yao Lao still placed his attention on his conversation with Mu Gu without any precautions after his battle with the Honorable Elder of the Hall of Souls. Fourthly, Han Feng and Mu Gu had long planned and prepared for this. Mu Gu had long secretly taught Han Feng alchemy skills that hurt the heavens and consumed potential but improved greatly, and he had also instigated their master-disciple relationship. Fifth, Han Feng's longsword was coated with the Devil Snare Seven Star Powder that could poison a Dou Zun to death. Mu Gu relied on his strength as a tier eight alchemist, a three star Dou Zun, and his status as an Honorable Elder of the Hall of Souls. It was not difficult for him to obtain this poison. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
The reason why Han Feng betrayed Yao Lao
Han Feng's betrayal of Yao Lao mainly had the following reasons: 1. The allure of the Qi Method: Although the Flame Mantra Qi Method was initially at the Low Huang Class, it could increase one's strength infinitely by swallowing Heavenly Flames. Han Feng urgently wanted to raise his strength. He believed that the Flame Mantra was his final choice. However, Yao Lao did not impart the Flame Mantra to him due to his condition. If Han Feng forcefully cultivated it, he would suffer a backlash from the Qi Method. However, he ignored Yao Lao's advice and betrayed Yao Lao in order to obtain the Flame Mantra. 2. [Problem with the early plot setting: The author did not set the realm of the Drug Lord in the beginning, and Han Feng appeared too early. In the early setting, the plot of Han Feng betraying the Drug Lord was already set. Later, although the combat system and other settings were gradually improved, the early plot could not be changed.] Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
Yao Lao's strength before he was ambushed by Han Feng
Before Yao Lao was ambushed by Han Feng, his strength was at the peak of a nine star Dou Zun. Moreover, he was a peak tier eight alchemist grandmaster. He was unmatched by anyone below the Dou Sheng class. His identity was the pavilion chief of the Central Plains 'Falling Star Pavilion and he was known as Yao zun-zhe by everyone. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!