Who is the Emperor Shakti in the Fengyun 2 TV series?

It's all one person. At first, he wore a mask to play tricks on Fengyun. It's like that.

Xu Fu is said to be an apprentice of Guiguzi! I went to Japan in search of an elixir.

It's a person.

But two personalities.

Shakti (Xu FuYes"Fengyun 2".One of the two villains, he is inQin Shi HuangDuring the period, he obtained phoenix blood and refined it into an immortal body. After that, he spent nearly five hundred years learning all the essence martial arts of the world's sects, and created a martial art "Sacred Heart Formula" that can control the life and death of others.

For more than a thousand years, he often combined good and evil to provoke martial arts disputes. In the era of Fengyun, he even recruited talents from all over the world and created the most influential force at that time, "Tianmen".

Appraise. 1. The talent of the emperor is very low.

Although Shakti had accumulated more than a thousand years of internal strength, his own talent was quite average. In his own words, it took him more than five hundred years to reach the pinnacle. As far as the talents of the characters in "Fengyun" are concerned, the talents of the Emperor Shakti are completely no different from ordinary third-rate tricks.

2. Emperor Shakti has little actual combat experience and no "casting heart".

In addition to his low talent, Emperor Shakti (Xu Fu) also has a shortcoming, that is, he has too little actual combat experience and does not have a "casting heart". Emperor Shakti took the elixir of life.

Later, he knew that his talent was low, so he endured it for 500 years.

Five hundred years later, he dared to make his official debut when he was already invincible in the world, so he lacked a lot of actual combat experience to communicate with masters of the same level, which led to his invincible internal strength, but his actual combat experience was too poor.

The Second Emperor of Fengyun was repelled by Wu Invincible. In Fengyun 2, this person once told Nie Feng about the most humiliating defeat in Emperor Shakti's life, that is, he was once defeated by Wu Invincible Daxiang Town, and he almost lost his life. And smiled and instructed Nie Feng to go to Lingyun Cave to find Xuanwu True Skill.

Emperor Shakti lived on the blood of the phoenix for more than a thousand years, his strength was very strong, he learned a lot of martial arts, he thought he was invincible in the world, and he had many identities in the rivers and lakes, but he met the amazing and brilliant Wu Invincible. Wu Wushu challenged Emperor Shakti, and Emperor Shakti was naturally not afraid, but as a result, this Wu Wutian, who had cultivated for more than a thousand years, was easily defeated by Wu Wuvinc, who had been cultivating for more than 30 years, and was almost killed.

Brief comments on the characters. Friends who have read the comics of "Fengyun" know that Wu Wuluo is the ceiling of the combat power of the second part, and he can defeat the emperor Shitian in a full blood state without the help of any external force, and the martial arts left behind directly make Nie Feng ignore the bonus of the two dragon yuan and break the waves, unceremoniously speaking, the Wu Wuluo rough enemy in this period is a peerless powerhouse in the true sense, and an unfathomable martial arts master.

Emperor Shitian's real name in Fengyun 2 is Xu Fu, a famous alchemist in the Qin Dynasty, who served as the imperial physician of Qin Shi Huang, because Qin Shi Huang wanted to obtain immortality, he sent him out to find the elixir of immortality, and he did rely on the troops of the Qin Dynasty to hunt the phoenix to obtain the phoenix blood that could be immortal, but did not give it to Qin Shi Huang but swallowed it by himself and became immortal.

After that, Xu Fu joined the various major sects of martial arts in different capacities, and used the millennium to learn many martial arts masters, and finally accumulated a thousand years of wisdom and skill, and Emperor Shakti was just his pseudonym after a thousand years.