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| Lin Chi | 林炽 (Lín chì) | ||
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| The Golden Hand1 | 点金手 (Diǎn jīn shǒu) | ||
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Immortal Master Lin Chi, also known as The Golden Hand, is a character in Tai Sui by Priest. He was the preeminent toolmaking master of his age, the creator of Moon Plated Gold.
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By way of Moon Plated Gold, Lin Chi had an incredible impact on the world at large. His technique facilitated a massive industrial revolution in Southern Wan, paving the way for the creation of countless new technologies. Jinping's factories, the Cloud Soaring Flood Dragons, and countless other modern wonders were made possible by his work.1
In honor of his great creation, Lin Chi was known as the preeminent toolmaking master, the Golden Hand.1
In order of appearance. * indicates a chapter in which he is discussed or depicted but does not appear physically.