Wiki & Encyclopedia: Carrying A Little Lucky Star, Leading Villains On The Road To Exile

The protagonist, a modern woman who transmigrated into the body of an 18-year-old wife in a historical novel. She is currently pregnant and facing the existential threat of her family's impending exile.

A loyal personal maid serving the protagonist, responsible for her daily care and well-being.

A dedicated head maid who serves the protagonist and manages household chores.

The matriarch of the household, known for being strict, rigid with etiquette, and biased against the third daughter-in-law.

The Second Sister-in-law and the niece of Old Madame. She is proud, dismissive of the protagonist, and benefits from her close relationship with the matriarch.

The Eldest Sister-in-law of the Gu family. She maintains a polite but somewhat insincere demeanor toward the protagonist.

The daughter of the Eldest Sister-in-law and the female protagonist of the novel the protagonist is trapped in. She is a 14-15 year old young lady with a bold, ostentatious style.

A trusted senior servant working directly under Old Madame, tasked with handling household notifications and discipline.

The Third Young Master of the Gu household and husband of the protagonist. An official who acts as the family's primary political target; he is expected to return home in roughly five to six days.

The protagonist's unborn child who possesses the supernatural ability to communicate telepathically with her mother while still in the womb.

The protagonist's unborn fetus, who exhibits supernatural levels of intelligence and precognition, claiming to be able to Divine and foresee the future to protect the protagonist.

The Minister of War and patriarch of the Gu family. He is a pragmatic official who previously entered an alliance with the Bai family to secure patronage.

A doctor employed by the family. He is opportunistic and avoids trouble by accepting bribes and telling his employers what they want to hear.

The personal name of the Old Madame of the household.

An elderly, highly trusted servant of the Bai family. She acts as a loyal confidante to Madam Bai and provides critical logistics support to Bai Suihe to help her survive the upcoming exile.

The mother of Bai Suihe. Despite the family publicly disowning the protagonist to save face, she dotes on her daughter and uses her trusted staff to secretly provide financial and material aid.

The head of the Gu family. He strictly enforces his 'no-concubine' rule across the entire lineage, largely to maintain his reputation and secure favorable marriages.

The son of the Eldest Sister-in-law. Widely regarded as a prodigy and a future top scholar, he is the central pillar of hope for his family's prestige.

A high-ranking political antagonist whose machinations were central to the downfall of the Gu household in the protagonist's husband's past life.

A loyal bodyguard and long-term attendant to Gu Kaiyuan, serving him faithfully across two lifetimes.

A loyal bodyguard and long-term attendant to Gu Kaiyuan, serving him faithfully alongside his peer, Lin Wei.

The eldest son of the Gu family. An official in the Hanlin Academy, he is considered academically average but remains the Old Madame's favorite.

The second son of the Gu family. A Tong-sheng scholar who receives special treatment from the Old Madame due to his marriage to Xu Yulan.

The Eldest Daughter-in-law of the Gu household, recognized by the Minister of War for her competence in managing daily family affairs.

A trusted servant coordinating the visit between Madam Bai and the protagonist.

A refined or sisterly name referring to the second daughter-in-law, who aggressively monitors the protagonist's behavior during family gatherings.

The father-in-law of the protagonist. A government official with a reputable standing who is currently advising caution due to the volatile political climate involving the princes.

A personal maid serving Xu Yulan. She is opportunistic and quick to adjust her behavior to please her mistress, particularly regarding material rewards.

The head of the Bai family and father of Bai Suihe. His wife, Madam Bai, harbors resentment toward him for the marriage arrangements made for their daughter.

An older, authoritative servant serving the matriarch, frequently dispatched to convey orders or summon members of the household.

The patriarch of the Gu family and husband of Old Madame. He is rarely present but is the primary authority figure the Old Madame intends to consult regarding the family's future.

The eldest son of the Gu household. He is a scholar following the traditional path of the imperial civil service examinations.

The second son of the Gu household. Like his elder brother, he is focused on the path of the imperial civil service examinations.

The head manager of the Gu family's prestigious bookstore chain. He is loyal to Gu Kaiyuan and manages his diverse book businesses in the Capital.

The manager of the Gu family's successful wine tavern. He feels a deep debt of gratitude as Gu Kaiyuan previously saved his life, and he remains fiercely loyal.

The Second Daughter-in-law of the Gu family. She claims to be suffering from a sudden illness, though it is suspected to be a fabrication.

The sovereign ruler who is aware that Vice Minister Gu is not the mastermind behind the embezzlement but has decided to sacrifice him for political expediency.

The protagonist's niece, who was admitted into the household of the Third Prince, serving as a political gesture intended to attract further supporters to the Prince's cause.

The Minister of Rites, who holds a positive view of Gu Baijiang, believing him to be an upright official who adheres strictly to proper etiquette and household rules.