Wiki & Encyclopedia: Immortal Family, I Can Change The Qualifications Of My Descendants

A transmigrator from Earth living as a servant disciple in the Qingyun Sect. Having failed multiple attempts to surpass the Spirit Awakening realm, he possesses a system that grants attribute points but decides to abandon his cultivation journey to return to his family.

A respectful servant disciple at the Qingyun Sect who is inspired by Zhou Ping's long-standing dedication and perseverance in cultivation.

Zhou Ping's elderly, frail mother who lives in Baixi Village holding out hope for her son's safety.

Zhou Ping's sister-in-law, a diligent and simple farm woman from Wang Family Village who married into the Zhou family.

Zhou Ping's five-year-old nephew, the son of his elder brother.

A childhood friend of Zhou Ping and father of the young boy who first greets Zhou Ping at the village entrance.

Zhou Ping's elder brother, a physically imposing farmer who works hard to support his family.

Zhou Ping's elderly, frail father who has spent his life working the fields to provide for his family.

A local bully and antagonist who attempts to seize land belonging to the Zhou family.

The four-year-old son of Zhou Hong and nephew of Zhou Ping. He displays intelligence and a resilient spirit far beyond his years.

The elderly and pragmatic patriarch of the Liu family. He is a calculating leader who prioritizes the survival and reputation of his clan.

The younger brother of the Liu clan patriarch, Liu Quan. He struggles to manage his branch of the family, which includes the troublemaker Liu Da.

A refined and scholarly grandson of Liu Quan. He is rational and articulate, serving as a voice of reason within the Liu clan.

A member of the Liu family and an accomplice of Liu Da in the land dispute.

The deceased son of Liu Zhong, whose passing left a power vacuum and caused the decline of his branch of the family.

An elderly, stooped villager who lives alone with his daughter. He maintains a facade of senility but secretly observes the Zhou family with calculating eyes, harboring hidden motives regarding his ancestors.

The patriarch of the Qian family. A stout, shrewd elder who hides sharp intelligence behind a dull, squinting appearance. He maintains a pragmatic wait-and-see approach regarding cultivators who have not yet achieved the Dao.

The Master Registrar of Qingshui County. He is a calculating official who maintains a veneer of friendliness and bureaucracy while visiting the Zhou family to pursue personal interests.

The eight-year-old son of Lin Ruohe, who has fallen deathly ill due to the intrusion of malevolent energy into his body.

The wife of Lin Ruohe, who is deeply grateful to Zhou Ping for his assistance to her family.

A retired cultivator enjoying a secular life in Qingshui County. He is wealthy, shrewd in trade, and maintains a respectful, albeit wary, attitude toward those with connections to major sects.

The young nephew of Zhou Ping and son of Zhou Hong, who displays great affection and innocence.

A member of the Liu clan who practices martial arts.

A young member of the Liu clan who has achieved the rank of corporal in the army, representing the family's potential for political and military expansion.

A relative of the Liu clan who shares information about family members' achievements.

An official in the county whose son suffered from a severe illness, which led him to seek aid from Zhou Ping.

The daughter of Uncle Chen and a childhood friend of Zhou Ping (known by her childhood nickname 'A-Niu'). She appears resilient and desperate, intending to rely on Zhou Ping to pursue a hidden agenda of revenge.