Wiki & Encyclopedia: After The Divorce, I Became A Mountain God

A deputy chief engineer at the Dongjiang Second Construction Company who discovers he can interact with a miniature world inside a bonsai landscape.

A tiny humanoid living within the bonsai landscape, hailing from Kaoshan Village, who views the protagonist as a divine entity.

A young, impoverished hunter living in Kaoshan Village within the miniature world. He respects his elderly grandfather and views Xu Bo'an as a divine entity.

The newly appointed Deputy Director of the Office at the Dongjiang Second Construction Company.

A partner at the Dongjiang Auction House who also owns two pawn shops. He previously worked with Xu Bo'an on earthworks projects.

A clothing store owner and divorcee who values her independence and follows the DINK lifestyle.

A contact and construction material supplier based in Xihe County known for handling tough situations.

A mysterious entity residing within a miniature landscape (bonsai) who communicates with the protagonist.

A calm and respected villager known for her wisdom; she helps mediate disputes and maintains morale among the refugees.

Xu Bo'an's former brother-in-law. A rude, unrefined man who holds a grudge against Xu Bo'an for his previous divorce and attempts to intimidate him.

An elder resident of Kaoshan Village who is deeply grateful for the food provided by the Mountain God.

The head of the Steel Structure Processing Center. He maintains a superficial professional relationship with Xu Bo'an.

A highly skilled welder at the Steel Structure Processing Center who assists Xu Bo'an in creating metal miniatures.

A subordinate staff member at the Steel Structure Processing Center.

An elderly villager in the bonsai world, approximately fifty years of age. He acts as a voice of wisdom and tradition for the younger villagers, famously identifying bitter melon as the 'half-life vegetable.'

A loyal subordinate and former project engineer who now works in the company's central laboratory after career setbacks.

Director of the Central Laboratory. An opportunistic superior who treats colleagues with warmth only when they possess professional leverage, becoming dismissive once that leverage is lost.

The Company Chief Engineer and Xu Bo'an's direct supervisor. A veteran bureaucratic figure who orchestrates administrative changes within the company.

An elderly villager of about fifty years, previously identified as San Ye. He is wise in local folklore and attempts to interpret the divine Will of the Mountain God.

The ex-wife of Xu Bo'an, known for being manipulative and opportunistic; she conspired with Chen Dewei to divorce Xu Bo'an and is now attempting to verify his sudden wealth.

An associate and accomplice of Qi Xiaoxue involved in the schemes previously targeted at Xu Bo'an.

An opportunistic employee at the automobile 4S dealership who attempts to accommodate Xu Bo'an's needs after mistaking him for a billionaire.

A cynical and corrupt runner in the miniature world, experienced in extorting money from vulnerable villagers.

A naive and gullible junior runner who serves alongside Lao Jiao in the miniature world.

A superior official in the law enforcement structure of the miniature world, often cited by subordinates as a model for climbing the career ladder.

An official within the Inspection Bureau of the miniature world, known for his family's possession of high-quality weapons.

The grandfather of Li Qingshi and the long-time village chief of Kaoshan Village. He is experienced, observant, and deeply concerned for his fellow villagers.

An unidentified, middle-aged man struggling with excessive drinking and work-related burdens, whom Xu Bo'an encounters in the restroom of the Huangchao Hotel.

A businessman seeking a bank loan, friend of Lin Shan, who experiences a miraculous sobering effect after consuming a magical fruit provided by Xu Bo'an.

The owner of the Huangchao Hotel, an old classmate of Su Tai, acting as the middleman for the loan meeting.

The acting branch president of the Jiangzhou Commercial Bank in Dongjiang, attending a business dinner for a loan review.

A bank president with the power to approve or deny loans. He is initially skeptical but becomes impressed by Su Tai's drinking capacity and agrees to grant the loan.

The manager of the Huangchao Hotel, a long-term employee of Lin Shan. He has a history of mutual favors with Xu Bo'an.

A high-ranking and influential official within the Great Jing Dynasty, referenced by Lao Jiao as a figure who received a birthday contribution procession.

A professional and polite sales manager at the villa property management office who sold the villa residence to Xu Bo'an.

A villager in Kaoshan Village, referenced by the other villagers as an anecdotal example of someone who once choked on a date.

A greedy yamen runner accompanying Lao Jiao, initially annoyed by the reduced tax collection but ultimately forced to follow Lao Jiao's lead.

The General Manager of Dongjiang Second Construction Company. He is a high-ranking executive who enforces workplace discipline and directs reprimands toward Xu Bo'an.

The former Chairman of the Dongjiang Construction Group. He was incapacitated due to a serious accident at a construction site and is currently in the ICU.

Minister of the Human Resources Department for the Dongjiang Construction Group. He acts as a close aid to Chairman Su Tai and oversees personnel adjustments.

The former General Manager of Dongjiang First Construction Company who has been appointed as the new General Manager of Dongjiang Second Construction Company.

The influential Chairman of Dongjiang Construction. While commanding towards his own subordinates, he is shown to be subject to the pressures of those in the banking sector.

The granddaughter of San Ye, residing in the county town. Her mother married into the wealthy Sun family, which operates a silver shop.

A man approximately forty years of age who arrived at the village with a horse carriage. He appears noticeably healthier and better-nourished than the local villagers.

A seasoned hunter of Kaoshan Village who lost his nose in a past encounter with a wild wolf. He serves as an advisor to the villagers on hunting and animal training.

A female resident of Kaoshan Village.

A young woman from a wealthy merchant family, daughter of the owners of the Sun Family Silver Shop. She is a childhood friend of Li Qingshi.

An employee who was demoted to the Group Headquarters archives department following the company's recent personnel restructuring.

The observant and enthusiastic lobby manager of the Huangchao Hotel who facilitates business networking and is keen on maintaining a favorable relationship with Xu Bo'an.

An inexperienced and nervous clerk at the company office who accidentally mishandled a sensitive assignment, interchanging envelopes containing money and photos.