Wei Canglan is great general of the Great Zhou Empire
Appearance[]
A middle-aged man with long brown hair. He wears purple robes and appears rather lean, while numerous little black dots are visible on his face.
An extremely strong presence emanates from his body causes people whose strengths are below him to feel some pressure.
Personality[]
Wei Canglan is a disciplined and honorable man. He follows Zhou Qing faithfully, and even after his son gets poisoned, great general Wei doesn't betray the Zhou king even if he holds some grudge against him and stays neutral. As a father, he cares deeply for his children, especially Wei Bin, because he is his only son and the one who is suffering the poison
Background[]
The three strongest factions in the current Great Zhou Empire are the Zhou's Royal Clan, Qi Clan, and Canglan County.
When the Black Venom King invaded Great Zhou, he was stopped by great general Wei. In retaliation, the Black Venom King besieged Canglan County. Although he was pushed back, great general Wei was struck by the Black Venom King’s secret technique, Devil Miasma Poison.
Even though great general Wei was tortured by the poison, he was after all an Alpha-Origin expert and was ultimately able to suppress it. But no one could have expected what happened next. Great general Wei’s only son, Wei Bin, was afflicted by the poison at birth. He has been paralyzed and bedridden till this day and is constantly tormented by the poison.
With his only son poisoned, great general Wei was overwhelmed by rage and his hatred for Black Venom King reached all the way to the heavens. From then on, great general Wei has never taken even half a step from Canglan County. He views the Black Venom King as a thorn and is constantly plagued by thoughts of vengeance. This is why great general Wei has shut himself in Canglan County for the past few years and pays no attention to the affairs of the Great Zhou Empire.
It was Zhou Qing who asked him to delay the Black Venom King back then while he led troops to encircle the latter. However, king Qi chose such a time to intervene and impede the Imperial Guards. By the time Zhou Qing arrived with the troops, great general Wei had already been struck by the Devil Miasma Poison.