What happens when a greedy Yin Xu (阴虚)-level cultivator tries to rob a seemingly weaker foe, only to find himself begging for mercy and paying a mountain of Xian Yu (仙玉)? In the Renegade Immortal (仙逆) animation, Luo Tian (罗天) Star Domain becomes the stage for a hilarious yet tense showdown. Qian Kuizi (千葵子) thought he had found an easy target in Wang Lin (王林). He wanted the young man's powerful Xian Wei (仙卫) and saw a chance to grab it without consequence. But one roar from a thunder beast changed everything. Within seconds, greed turned into sheer panic, and arrogance collapsed into desperate apologies. This is not just a story about a fight; it is a sharp lesson on how a single wrong assumption can empty your wallet and shatter your pride.
Greed’s Blindness
Qian Kuizi arrived at the scene because Huan Wuqing (幻无情) promised him treasures. All he had to do was stop Wang Lin. At first, he looked down on his opponent, guessing the young man came from some minor family in the Luo Tian Star Domain. But then Wang Lin released his Yin Xu-level puppet, the Xian Wei. That changed everything. A puppet of that caliber suggested a powerful clan behind it. Yet instead of feeling caution, Qian Kuizi felt greed. His rational mind shut down. He decided to seize the puppet by force, convinced he could handle whatever consequences came.
He was wrong. As two Yin Xu masters clashed, Qian Kuizi realized the Xian Wei was no pushover. Though a puppet could never fully match a real cultivator of the same level, it still fought back fiercely. Blows were exchanged evenly. Sparks flew. But Qian Kuizi had not yet seen Wang Lin’s real ace. The young man had been watching quietly, waiting. And when he finally decided to act, he pulled out something that made the greedy cultivator’s blood run cold.
It is worth noting that Qian Kuizi even mocked Wang Lin for “copying others” in wiping out a clan. But he missed the full story. That clan had turned a child into a vengeful spirit. Any father would burn the world down for that. Wang Lin is exactly that kind of man—he repays every wrong tenfold. The Huan family chose to protect Huan Mei (幻眉), so Wang Lin chose to uproot them. Greed made Qian Kuizi blind to this truth. He saw only profit, never the storm coming his way.
Thunder’s Terror
Then came the moment of truth. Wang Lin summoned his Thunder Beast. The creature’s roar alone shook the space around them. Qian Kuizi’s face went pale. He knew immediately what this meant. Across the entire Luo Tian Star Domain, only people from the Lei Xian Dian (雷仙殿) could command such beasts. And Wang Lin’s thunder beast was not ordinary—it was purer and higher in rank than those used by the temple’s own messengers. That single detail broke Qian Kuizi’s courage completely.
His tone shifted in an instant. The arrogant predator became a trembling supplicant. He no longer saw a young man from a minor family. He saw a member of the most feared organization in the star domain. He apologized without being asked. He bowed without being told. Wang Lin, confused but quick to adapt, simply asked for a large payment of Xian Yu. Qian Kuizi hesitated for only a second—why would a Lei Xian Dian member need spirit jade?—but he dared not question further. He paid up.
Earlier, Qian Kuizi had planned a perfect escape route. If anyone ever came asking, he would just blame everything on the Huan family. But now, facing what he believed was a Lei Xian Dian envoy, that plan evaporated. He could not risk even a whisper of blame. One investigation from the temple, and ten lives would not be enough to cover his mistake. So he immediately cut ties with Huan Wuqing, sending him a furious message. He called the man a liar. He insisted Wang Lin had to be from the temple. No explanation from Huan Wuqing—not even the truth that Wang Lin came from the Alliance Star Domain—could change his mind.
Costly Apology
Fear had completely taken over. Qian Kuizi did not just apologize with words. He compensated with hard currency. Piles of Xian Yu changed hands. Wang Lin, who had done nothing but stand there and let his thunder beast growl, walked away richer. The irony was thick: the man who came to rob became the one who paid. And the man who was supposed to be the victim ended up with a fortune. All because of a roar and a uniform.
What makes this scene so memorable is the pure comedy of mistaken identity. Wang Lin never claimed to be from Lei Xian Dian. He had no idea why Qian Kuizi suddenly became so obedient. He simply played along. Meanwhile, Qian Kuizi convinced himself so thoroughly that no evidence could shake him. Even when Huan Wuqing shouted the truth, he refused to listen. His fear had built a prison around his logic. In the end, he paid a heavy price not for a real threat, but for a phantom he created in his own mind.
This whole episode serves as a darkly funny warning. Greed can make you stupid. But fear can make you even stupider. Qian Kuizi lost his prize, his dignity, and his jade—all because he saw a thunder beast and jumped to the worst possible conclusion. And Wang Lin? He walked away with a smile, proving once again that in the Luo Tian Star Domain, sometimes the best weapon is not a sword or a spell. It is a reputation you never asked for.
