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A village resident who assists the Village Chief in logistics and transport.

The son of the Village Chief and husband to the Village Chief's daughter-in-law.

The straightforward and honest daughter-in-law of the Village Chief who often finds her mother-in-law's intense praise of Luo An to be overwhelming or awkward.

A villager who disapproves of his wife's recent behavioral changes and seeks alliances with other men to drive Luo An out of the village.

A local government official who acts on behalf of the organization. She recognizes Luo An's effectiveness in mobilization and leadership, and recruits her for a professional role at the commune.

A deeply abusive husband who practiced domestic violence. He was crippled by the protagonist, suffering the loss of use of his hands as karmic retribution.

A conceited and unfaithful man who prioritizes his mistress, Qin Xin. He acts pompous and frequently tries to gaslight Luo An.

A manipulative antagonist who uses a 'system' to gain advantages. She adopts a frail, innocent, and 'white flower' persona to deceive others and manipulate Fu Sinian.

The patriarch of the Luo family who values his daughter's business acumen and actively nurtured her to take over the family corporation.

The matriarch of the Luo family who supports her daughter's leadership and business endeavors.

The artificial intelligence entity bound to Qin Xin that provides status-altering traits in exchange for favorability points, though it lacks credit-lending functionality.

The father of Luo An and CEO of the Luo Corporation. A decisive and protective father who prioritizes his daughter's happiness above corporate gain.

The highly efficient, professional, and composed secretary to Luo Cheng at the Luo Corporation.

The head of the Fu family and business enterprise, currently facing severe financial and professional retaliation from Luo Cheng.

A person previously involved with Fu Shinian, whom he now expresses hatred towards.

The calculating and cold-hearted matriarch of the Fu family. She shifts her allegiance quickly, willing to discard Qin Xin and pressure her son to reconcile with Luo An to preserve the family's financial stability.

An influential clan whose previous alliance with the Fu family provided the Fu corporation with prestige and stability.

The wife of Fu Xing who aligns with Luo An due to a long-standing resentment toward her husband's neglect and affairs. She facilitates the takeover by transferring her shares to Luo An.

A wealthy socialite who served as an initial target for Qin Xin's seduction attempts, though his impression of her was ruined after she vomited on him.

A wealthy associate of Fu Sinian who collaborates on a scheme to entrap Fu Zheng into massive debt through fraudulent gambling.

The reckless son of Fu Xing who accumulates a massive gambling debt and begs his father for rescue, becoming a catalyst for the Fu family's financial crisis.

The administrative secretary working for Luo An who facilitates the business transactions.

The patriarch of the Wang family. While he prefers the competence of his older son, he is effectively swayed by his younger son's sudden show of ambition and promise of profit.

The heiress of the Luo family and current manager of the former Fu Corporation projects. She is currently the subject of contention between the two Wang brothers.

The brother of Wang Jian. An arrogant and superficial man who attempts to court Luo An using insincere flattery and cheap gifts, only to be humiliated.

The brother of Wang Zheng. He is portrayed as more capable than his brother and is involved in controlling family business interests.

The second young master of the Zhang family. A wealthy heir who, upon meeting Luo An at a social gathering, becomes openly infatuated with her, much to the annoyance of his friends who intended to confront her.

A dishonest driver accomplice who conspired to lure victims to a criminal hideout before being incapacitated by the protagonist.

The leader of a bandit group who was killed by his own weapon.

A subordinate who attempted to usurp power from the third-in-command, leading to mutual destruction.

The husband of the original host; a parasitic, misogynistic, and abusive individual who maintains a polished exterior while systematically exploiting his partners for financial security.

A woman involved in an extramarital affair with Zhang Ze. She is wealthy and fearful of social scandal, especially concerning the parentage of her child, Xiao Chen.

Xu Qin's husband, a businessman.

The illegitimate son of Xu Qin and Zhang Ze, whose social standing relies on the pretense that he is a member of the Li family.

Zhang Ze's mother, characterized by her malicious and manipulative nature. She was historically abusive to the original host, infamous for forcing her to consume contaminated food.

The oppressive and abusive mother-in-law of the original host, currently suffering under Luo An's retaliation.

An editor who works with Luo An on the publication of the novel.

The spoiled son of Xu Qin and Li Feng, known as Haohao.

A police captain in charge of the investigation into Zhang Ze's case, skeptical of initial domestic violence claims but ultimately professionally baffled by the suspects' testimonies.

A junior police officer working under Captain Chen who is empathetic towards Luo An, unaware of her true, calculating nature.

A philandering, selfish man who cares more about his own lifestyle and funding his son than his mentally ill wife.

A neighbor who observes the chaotic situation and advises Luo An to send the mentally unstable Zhang Mother to a medical facility.

Xu Qin's mother who ultimately abandons her daughter to protect the family reputation.

Li Feng's mother who is hostile toward Xu Qin and instructed the domestic staff to prevent her from escaping.

Xu Qin's younger sister who holds deep resentment toward Xu Qin for damaging the family's standing and refuses to let her back into the family home.

A domestic worker employed by the Li family who monitors the household and prevents Xu Qin's attempt to flee.

The adult son of Zhang Ze. He is physically disabled and harbors deep-seated resentment toward his father, refusing to provide him with support or shelter.

The spoiled second daughter of the Wang family and an actress who uses her connections to bully co-stars on set. She possesses a superficial attitude toward her craft and relies on nepotism rather than talent.

The experienced film director of the production. He is weary of on-set drama and balancing the influence of investors against the professionalism of his cast.

An actor who maintains a public image as a devoted boyfriend to Luo An while secretly cheating with Wang Yiyi. He is manipulative and willing to sacrifice his partner's reputation to protect his own career.

A wealthy playboy and heir to the Gao family who gets entangled in Luo An's scheme against Chu Rui. He is arrogant and relies on his family status for protection.

The head of the Gao family and father of Gao Lang. A stern and powerful businessman who is deeply embarrassed and enraged by his son's public scandal.

An eighteen or nineteen-year-old boy living in a villa who secretly enjoys internet surfing. He is a talented hacker who intervenes in Chu Rui's livestream, locking the broadcast controls to prevent Chu Rui from shutting it down while Luo An confronts him.

The agent/manager for Chu Rui and Wang Yiyi, caught in the middle of their PR schemes. He follows orders from Wang Yiyi to issue false public statements despite knowing the truth.

Luo An's manager who acts like a protective older sister. She is outspoken, fiercely loyal, and actively handles public relations and crises for Luo An.

A nurse who follows entertainment news and initially supported Wang Yiyi, but becomes disillusioned after witnessing her true, temperamental nature.

Wang Yiyi's manager who struggles to contain the public relations disaster caused by her client and is frequently subjected to verbal abuse.

The assistant director of the production who acts as a mediator, constantly trying to balance the financial realities of the production with the director's frustrations.

An elderly, white-haired specialist employed by the auction house to appraise rare and high-value items.

The assistant to the Wang family, often caught in the middle of familial drama and unrealistic professional demands.

A colleague of the Secretary who manages information and communications within the corporate environment.

The manager of the luxury residential complex where Chu Rui lives. He is terrified by the inexplicable security footage and the incident occurring in his jurisdiction.

The selfish and opportunistic father of Chu Rui who abandons his son in the hospital upon discovering the heavy financial burden of his medical bills.

The mother of Chu Rui who initially wants to care for her comatose son but is manipulated and coerced by her husband into abandoning him due to debt.

Assistant to Luo An, known for being long-suffering and often questioning his boss's eccentric personality.

The matriarch of the Wang family, concerned about her daughter’s deteriorating mental and physical health.

A hospital caregiver tending to Wang Yiyi, frequently subjected to the latter's temper tantrums and destructive behavior during her recovery.

A disgruntled long-term business partner and shareholder of the Wang Corporation who has turned against the Wang family due to plummeting stock prices.

The patriarch of the Wang family who has embezzled over 100 million from the family company. He is currently being coerced by shareholders and suffering from marital strife.

The father of the 'Youth Office Staff'. He is a shareholder in the Wang Corporation who takes physical action against Wang Kun to recoup embezzled funds.

The matriarch of the Zhang family, known for her sharp tongue, manipulative nature, and persistent mistreatment of her daughter-in-law.

The original owner of the body Luo An occupies; a haggard, hardworking woman who was wrongfully labeled as mean-spirited by her community.

The second son of the Zhang family and husband to the body currently possessed by Luo An, who suffered a severe hunting accident on the mountain.

A village hunter who serves as the messenger bearing bad news for the Zhang family.

The eldest daughter-in-law of the Zhang family and niece of Old Mrs. Zhang. She is highly protective of her son and actively collaborates to suppress the other family members.

The opportunistic and sycophantic third daughter-in-law of the Zhang family, who frequently shifts her allegiance to whoever is currently in power.

The sickly young son of Luo An and Zhang Er, whose fragile health is the result of a premature birth caused by an incident with his cousin.

The eldest grandson of Old Mrs. Zhang and son of Wang Qiao, often shielded by his mother and grandmother despite his past wrongdoings against his cousin.

The son of the family, often described as incompetent and a failure despite his mother's attempts to portray him as a scholar.

The son of Chen Xinghua, whom she claims is a genius, though others dispute this.

A recently deceased family member whose death has destabilized the household dynamic.

A patriarch figure of the Zhang family.

The young daughter of Luo An and Zhang Er, grieving the death of her father.

A local village doctor with a white beard who confirms the death of Zhang Er.

The patriarch of the Zhang family, a superstitious and prideful man who tries to avoid conflict and maintain his dignity despite his manipulative family's exposed lies.

The eldest son of the Zhang family, described as hypocritical and self-centered, prioritizing his own son's education over his brother's life.

The third son of the Zhang family, who attempts to defend his parents and deflect blame from Luo An.

The eldest daughter of Zhang San who frequently bullies others but has learned to silence herself after witnessing her family members being punished.

The second daughter of Zhang San who follows her sister's lead and has become timid after the recent supernatural events.

A local doctor who treated the villagers; Luo An pays him for his services.

A wealthy landowner in the town with a notorious, violent, and lustful son; sought by the Zhang family as a potential buyer for Zhang Hua.

An educated teacher at the village school who recognizes Zhang Rui's potential and academic brilliance.

A woman working at the Xiaoxiang Pavilion whom Zhang Cheng interacts with.

A local villager and hunter who encounters the Zhang men at the foot of the mountain to sell his game.

The aggressive leader of a group of thugs who manages illegal gambling debts and is willing to use violence to extort money.

The young daughter of Luo An, fiercely protected by her mother from the abusive Zhang family.

The young son of Luo An, fiercely protected by his mother from the abusive Zhang family.

The greedy and ruthless owner of the local gambling den who attempts to force repayment of debts but suffers mysterious misfortune when crossing Luo An.

The reform-minded ruler of the empire who values talent and appreciates Zhang Rui's innovative essays.

A charismatic university senior who manipulates the romantic interests of various female students.

The jealous roommate of the protagonist who hides malicious intent behind a friendly facade in order to exploit social connections.

Luo An's eleven-year-old younger brother, who eventually awakens wood-type abilities; he is naïve toward the apocalypse at first but deeply cares for his family.

The acknowledged beauty of the university and a classmate of Xu Haotian, who becomes trapped in the residential complex during the outbreak.

An elderly neighbor who frequently causes trouble and begs for food, despite having supplies hidden in her own home.

The daughter-in-law of the elderly neighbor, who harbors a grudge against her mother-in-law.

An aggressive and troublesome individual, described as a scumbag who causes harm to others.

Luo An's mother. She has a strong personality and is physically capable of violence, which is described as 'resembling a violent dragon' by her family.

The young sister of Yu Qingqing. She is brave and demonstrated earth-based supernatural abilities while defending her parents against raiders.

The father of Yu Qingqing and Yu Yuanyuan. He is a devoted father who was critically injured by raiders before being treated by the Luo family.

A survivor with exceptional cooking skills descended from imperial chefs, who keeps the families well-fed during the apocalypse.

A young child in the travel group who admires the cultivation prowess of Luo An and Luo Jing.

A military squad leader with years of experience, wise and tactical, who relies on the Luo family's strength to navigate the apocalypse.

A mutated zombie capable of unleashing ear-piercing, incapacitating sonic attacks.

A close companion of Luo An, capable of controlling vines for combat and support.

A devoted follower of Luo An who idolizes her as a hero. She is affectionate and loyal.

One of the older male companions accompanying Luo An, committed to protecting the group during the apocalypse.

The leader of a gang of thugs with a distinctive yellow-toothed smile. He is arrogant, abusive, and malicious toward others, plotting to ambush Luo An.

A thug with a prominent facial scar, known for his cruel nature and sinister intentions toward members of Luo An's group.

A member of the bandit gang who carries out reconnaissance tasks.

An impulsive member of the bandit gang who frequently antagonizes others.

A parasitic, plant-based anomaly transformed by the apocalypse, which possessed a crystal core before being destroyed.

The father of the Yu sisters and a friendly, competitive peer of Father Luo.

An inner sect disciple who secretly practiced demonic arts to gain power. She was defeated and killed by Luo An during the sect competition.

A sect elder and the master of Luo An. He is protective of his disciple and often boasts about her achievements to other elders.

A sect elder who competes with Qing Yan. He is known for his frustration regarding his own disciple's lack of progress compared to Luo An.

The authoritative head of the sect responsible for overseeing the sect competition and enforcing rules.

The leader of the disciples, responsible for managing the group and keeping the impulsive Lao Wu in check.

The soul originally belonging to the body inhabited by Luo An. A resilient young woman who returns to reclaim her life after Luo An completes her mission.

A manipulative and deceitful concubine of Prince Xiao Heng who seeks to usurp the position of the primary wife.

A heartless and neglectful prince who ignores his primary wife and sickly child, favoring his concubines instead.

The young and sickly son of the primary wife and the prince, suffering from a mysterious and deadly poison.

The protagonist who has taken over the body of the original owner. She is fiercely protective of her son and determined to seek justice for the harm caused to them.

A prince and the husband of Luo An. He is depicted as a neglectful, indifferent, and callous father and husband.

A Prince who is indifferent to his son and is suspected of being the mastermind behind the schemes targeting Luo An and her child.

The young, intelligent, and sickly son of Luo An and Xiao Heng who ultimately realizes the truth about his father's neglect.

A treacherous head stewardess who has been embezzling household funds and conspiring with Concubine Tong to harm the legitimate line.

A high-ranking imperial figure whose authority and rules are invoked to intimidate those who cross the royal family.

Luo An's son, who has recently recovered from a near-death experience.

A Prince who is currently unhappy with his spouse, Luo An, and is being influenced by his mother and concubine.

Fu Heng's mother, a favored concubine of the Emperor who opposes Luo An.

A loyal dowry maid serving Luo An.

A new maidservant appointed by Luo An to care for Yu'er.

A new maidservant appointed by Luo An as her personal attendant.

Concubine Tong's personal maidservant, brought from her maternal household, who serves as a confidante and accomplice.

A loyal personal maid to Luo An who is concerned for her mistress's well-being and welfare.

A mentor figure from whom Luo An learned the art of crafting magical talismans.

A Prince who is the husband of Luo An; he is neglectful of his wife's lineage and favors his mistress, Madam Mou.

A concubine or mistress favored by Prince Xiao Heng; she is the target of the Prince's affections, contrasting with his treatment of Luo An.

Luo An's father and a government official, specifically the Minister of Rites. He deeply cares for his daughter's well-being in the Prince's Manor.

A servant in the Prince's Manor who works as a maid; she is later recruited to be a key informant for Luo An.

A trusted maid or attendant to Luo An.

A side consort in the Prince's Mansion who acts as a rival to Tong and is skilled at currying favor with Xiao Heng.

The head steward of the Prince's Mansion responsible for managing the security of the estate. He is terrified and desperate due to the unexplained disappearance of all inventory.

Xiao Heng's dedicated shadow guard who handles intelligence and covert gathering within the mansion.

A medical professional summoned to treat the Prince, who concludes that the Prince's physical condition is likely psychosomatic.