Juliusun is a mythological figure in Investiture of the Gods. Wikidata gives his Chinese label as Juliusun and describes him as a character of that novel, so the title stays this name.[1]
Place in the story
The Chinese Wikipedia list of characters of the novel says he is a disciple of the Primordial Heavenly Worthy and one of the twelve immortals of Kunlun. His own cave is the Feiyun cave on Mount Jialong, and his disciple is Tu Xingsun.[2]
Treasures and deeds
The list says Juliusun can travel underground. He does not use this skill in the story, but Tu Xingsun, who learns it, shines in the plot. Juliusun owns a talisman that turns the ground to steel, which counters underground travel, and the immortal-binding rope. In the battle of the ten formations he breaks the earth-splitting formation set up by Zhao Jiang. The list ends by saying that he later becomes the Buddha Juliusun.[2]
Basic facts
- Identity: mythological figure[1]
- Lineage: under the Primordial Heavenly Worthy, one of the twelve immortals of Kunlun[2]
- Cave: Feiyun cave, Mount Jialong[2]
- Appears in: Investiture of the Gods[1]