Great Liang Dynasty
大梁
An ancient empire spanning three centuries, currently suffering from civil unrest, natural disasters, and the rise of occult threats.
Imperial Library
藏书楼
A massive, secluded repository of books located deep within the Imperial Palace, serving as the protagonist's hideout.
Inner Palace Martial Affairs Bureau
内宫尚武局
The administrative body responsible for overseeing the martial training and security personnel of the imperial palace.
Heavenly Martial Tower
天武塔
A sacred and historical structure within the capital that houses the deep spiritual foundations and legacy of the imperial family.
Martial Affairs Bureau
尚武局
A political and governing body within the Imperial Palace that oversees eunuchs who practice martial arts. It is a hub of hierarchy and power struggles.
Black Abyss Sect
黑渊
A secretive, cult-like organization that recruits members during times of disaster, known for its fanatical religious beliefs and subversive activities within the imperial court.
Great Liang Imperial Palace
大梁皇宫
The seat of power of the current dynasty, serving as the backdrop for intense political intrigue and dangerous power struggles.
Imperial Palace
皇宫
The central seat of power for the Great Liang Dynasty, serving as the setting for complex political intrigue, assassination plots, and the power struggles of the imperial princes.
Celestial Master Mansion
天师府
A prominent and influential Daoist organization from which the powerful Daoist Qingxu hails.
Golden Throne Hall
金銮殿
The ceremonial hall of the Imperial Palace where the Emperor holds court and sits in authority.
Martial Pavilion
武阁
A towering nine-story structure within the palace that holds three centuries of the Great Liang Dynasty's martial secrets, cultivation manuals, and esoteric arts.
Qingfeng Palace
清风宫
A derelict building within the palace grounds serving as a 'Cold Palace,' used to imprison and isolate fallen noblewomen and concubines.
Imperial Study
御书房
The private study of the Emperor within the palace, serving as a critical location for high-level political decision-making and the orchestration of the court's power transitions.
Imperial Capital
皇城
The primary fortified city housing the Emperor and the seat of government, now the central focus of military rebellion and civil unrest.
East Bureau
东厂
A powerful investigative and intelligence agency established by the Emperor and led by Zhang Gui. It is tasked with policing the martial arts world and collecting resources for the court.
Nanyang Commandery
南阳郡
A major administrative region that has recently openly rebelled against the central authority, signaling the beginning of widespread civil unrest.
Xuanyang Sect
玄阳宗
A prominent martial sect caught up in the civil unrest of the Great Liang Dynasty. They are currently being used as a convenient scapegoat by the Emperor to justify war.
Rakshasa Sect
罗刹教
A subversive cult founded by the remnants of the fallen Rakshasa royal family. They possess a long-standing vendetta against the Great Liang Dynasty and actively seek its downfall.
Demon Mountain Range
妖魔山脉
A dangerous and wild region rumored to be the origin of ancient, forbidden, and powerful martial manuals.
Imperial Study Underground Ice Cave
御书房地下冰窟
A hidden, archaic, and freezing underground chamber beneath the Imperial Study where the preserved remains of the Imperial princes are kept.
Taiye Lake
太液湖
A prominent landmark within the Imperial Palace grounds near the Martial Pavilion.
Chu State
褚国
The protagonist's homeland, a border nation that was obliterated by the Great Liang military forces to seize its rare medicinal resources.
Killing Martial Guards
杀武卫
An elite military unit of the Great Liang Dynasty tasked with clearing battlefields and suppressing internal dissent. They are heavily armored and highly trained, but prove ineffective against high-level martial experts.
Qian Yun Palace
乾云宫
The residence of Princess Yunyang within the Imperial Palace grounds.
Nine Prefectures
天下九郡
The collective nine administrative regions of the Great Liang Empire. Following recent unrest and disasters, these regions have fractured, with some breaking away into independent states or falling to foreign powers.
Palace Apothecary
皇宫药房
A secluded and often overlooked department within the Imperial Palace. It is tasked with treating low-ranking servants and storing medicinal herbs, serving as an ideal environment for Su Chen to hide his identity.
Crown Prince's Palace
太子东宫
The designated residence for the imperial heirs within the palace grounds, representing the future of the Great Liang succession.
You State
幽国
A breakaway independent kingdom formed in the northern frontier of the Great Liang domain during the late imperial era of chaos.
Great Zhou
大周
A powerful neighboring nation that fears the hidden strength of the Great Liang's Grand Ancestor, preventing them from invading the Imperial Capital.
Imperial Apothecary
药房
A secluded, specialized department within the palace where Su Chen hides and practices his cultivation.
Imperial Mausoleum
皇陵
The sacred burial ground of the dynasty where ancestral remains are interred.
Water Prison
水牢
A brutal imprisonment facility within the palace used to interrogate or punish offenders through water-based confinement.
West Bureau
西厂
The newly established intelligence and enforcement department under the command of Xu Han, tasked with purging remnants of the old guard.
Ziyang Palace
紫阳宫
A dilapidated, desolate cold palace within the imperial grounds where the Black Abyss Sect Head is currently hiding to recover from his injuries.
Cold Palace
冷宫
A decaying, neglected section of the Imperial Palace used for the confinement of abandoned or disgraced imperial concubines.
Imperial Medical Institute
太医院
A government department within the palace responsible for medical supplies, where Su Chen collects materials.
Summit of the Forbidden City
紫禁之巅
The site of a legendary battle, now mythologized in rumors surrounding Su Chen's supposed deeds.
Immortal Treasury
仙藏
A mysterious realm or provenance of ancient, god-like martial techniques that the Emperor claims to have access to.
Yunyin Mountain
云隐山
A mysterious and secluded location ten miles deep, shrouded in clouds and mist, where hidden gatherings of so-called 'immortals' occur every ten years.
Residence of the Prince of the North
镇北王府
The abandoned estate of the former Prince of the North, historically associated with the possession of a jade pendant containing vital cultivation seeds.
Chancellor's Residence
宰府
The official home of the Grand Chancellor; it became a site of mystery and bloodshed following the disappearance of the incumbent official and his family.
World of Heroic Spirits
英灵世界
A mysterious realm from which legendary heroic spirits are summoned to fight.
Demon Province
妖州
A dangerous region plagued by demons, later cleansed and liberated through the protagonist's actions.
Imperial Mass Grave
乱葬岗
A desolate, foul-smelling pit situated in a remote, neglected area of the palace. It serves as a burial site for the murdered eunuchs and refugees who the regime chooses to discard.
Sword Cleansing Pool
洗剑池
A formerly illustrious sect site now reduced to ruins after being destroyed by Xu Han in his display of power.
Heavenly Prison
天牢
A high-security dungeon located in the capital, used recently by the West Bureau to frame political scapegoats.
Three Passes
三关
The strategic border regions of the Great Liang Dynasty that have officially rebelled against the central government.
Subei Commandery
苏北郡
A major administrative region that has declared a rebellion, contributing to the collapse of the Great Liang dynasty.
Tianhe Commandery
天河郡
A major administrative region that has declared a rebellion, contributing to the collapse of the Great Liang dynasty.
Abandoned Manor
荒废宅院
A desolate, dilapidated residence located thirty miles north of the Imperial Capital where Su Chen meets with Chu Feng.
Great Yu Dynasty
大虞王朝
The ancient, unified predecessor nation to current dynasties like Great Liang and Great Zhou, which collapsed due to the last emperor's obsession with immortality.
Green Mountain
青山
A peaceful, scenic region outside the Imperial Capital where Su Chen buried his late companions.
Endless Sea
无尽海
A distant, legendary destination that the Giant Whale Beast seeks to return to for liberation.
Jinjiang City
锦江城
A bustling urban center famous for the Jinjiang River and its floating palaces, serving as a hub for wealthy elites and powerful officials.
Great Zhou Imperial Palace
大周皇宫
The newly constructed royal seat of the Great Zhou Dynasty, built upon the ruins of the former Great Liang Imperial Palace. It features a prominent seventeen-story tower.
Seventeen-Story Tower
十七层高塔
A massive, sky-piercing structure within the Great Zhou Imperial Palace that conceals the depths of an ancient abyss.
Jinjiang River
锦江
A massive, powerful river with treacherous currents and waves that pose a lethal threat even to high-level martial artists.
Anger River
怒江
A treacherous, massive waterway where high-level cultivators clash, noted for its lethal rapids and powerful waves.
Ten-Thousand Peach Blossom Dock
十万桃花船坞
A major naval installation and stronghold overseen by Chu Xiao.
Bamboo Forest Ruined House
竹林废宅
A secluded location outside Jinjiang City where remains the ruins of a residence and a solitary grave.
Ruined Temple
破庙
A dilapidated, desolate temple located in the wilderness outside the Imperial Capital, providing momentary shelter from the heavy autumn rains.
Martial Affairs Bureau
武监局
A regulatory body established within the palace to govern and incorporate martial arts factions. It has been absorbed and utilized by the Western Bureau to solidify their control.
Ascension Tower
登天楼
A towering seventeen-story structure within the Great Zhou Imperial Palace. It holds the invaluable archives of the Great Zhou and the stolen secrets of the fallen Great Liang and Great Yu dynasties.
Great Yu Library
大虞书库
A mysterious, ancient vault accessible through a gate atop the Ascension Tower, guarded by a living, sentient door imbued with the knowledge of cultivation.
Directorate of Ceremonial
掌印监
An influential organ of the imperial government responsible for intelligence, oversight, and maintaining the palace eunuch hierarchy.
Return to Ruin Sword Sect
归墟剑宗
A prestigious and powerful cultivation sect, serving as the base for the expert known as Daoist Sword.
Cloud Hidden Immortal Market
云隐山仙坊
A clandestine and otherworldly marketplace where mysterious entities trade. Transactions here are notably conducted using 'innate life essence' rather than standard currency.
Great Yu Imperial Mausoleum
大虞皇陵
An ancient and forbidden tomb complex buried beneath the current Imperial Mausoleum, rumored to house the final resting places of immortal cultivators from the end of the Great Yu Dynasty rather than imperial rulers.
Burial Coffin
葬棺
A sinister, supernatural artifact that houses the skeletal remains of numerous cultivators. It serves as a portable lair for evil spirits and possesses a small, interior dimensional space for storage.
Main Tomb Chamber
主墓室
The primary burial hall within the mausoleum complex, often containing sarcophagi or artifacts rather than typical imperial remains.
Crown Prince's Study
太子书房
A vital location within the Imperial Palace. It serves as the flashpoint for the night's conflict, where rebel forces engage the guards and the hidden truths of the dynasty begin to unravel.
Demon Mountain
妖魔山
A reclusive and ominous organization involved in the black market trade of ancient, cursed artifacts and demonic entities.
Great Yu Dynasty
大虞
An ancient, brutal dynasty that treated its subjects like livestock and used human sacrifices to fuel imperial cultivation.
Bronze Door
青铜门
An ancient, ominous gateway found in the deep abyss. It is associated with the figure known as 'Xiao' and bears an inscription suggesting it is a trap for powerful beings.
Former Zhou Capital
旧周之都
The traditional center of the Great Zhou Dynasty, to which Prince Jie retreated during a period of despair.
Military Command Tent
帅帐
The inner sanctum within the Great Zhou military camp where Emperor Yan resides and strategizes, protected by ancient runic defenses.
Old Zhou
旧周
The harsh, barren, and extremely cold ancestral territory of the Zhou people, characterized by extreme poverty and scarce resources.
Cao Gang
槽帮
A massive, influential organization that arose within the last year to control the docks and river trade along the Anger River. It dominates the city's underbelly during the night.
Langtao Docks
浪涛码头
A bustling and treacherous harbor area on the Anger River controlled by the Cao Gang, where laborers and martial gangs congregate.
Treasure Island
宝岛
An isolated island territory that served as the setting for a legendary confrontation where multiple top-tier martial masters gathered, resulting in the death of the Cao Gang Chief.
Jinjiang Camp
锦江营
The historic military site mentioned as the location where Su Chen previously executed the Flame Emperor, changing the course of the dynasty.
Medical Hall
医馆
A humble medical clinic near the Imperial Capital where Su Chen operates and resides. It has recently become the destination for the mysterious Ancient Yu Art Immortal.
Xuanyuan Treasure Tree
轩辕宝树
A sentient or quasi-sentient spiritual tree located in the library. It is capable of communication and requires immense spiritual energy to mature for the production of 'Xuanyuan Fruit'.